A study on housing needs and workforce across eight Northern Kentucky counties was the topic of discussion in Campbell County Thursday. “The message out of all the data is very clear that we have to have more units of housing, mainly low-end, in the rental market if we’re going to have places for folks to […]
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Campbell County Library director to retire after 20 years
After 20 years with the county, Campbell County Public Library Director JC Morgan is retiring next month. Following retirement, Morgan will assume the role of the first state director of Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library in Kentucky after championing the program in Campbell County since its implementation in 2019. The Campbell County Fiscal Court surprised Morgan with a […]
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Campbell County Police Department swears in officer, promotes 2 others
The Campbell County Police Department welcomed a new member and promoted two familiar faces on Wednesday. Paul Wagner was sworn in as an officer during the Campbell County Fiscal Court meeting, and Officer Jake Daley was promoted to sergeant after a vacancy was left by Sergeant Chris Lauer being promoted to captain. Wagner completed the […]
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How NKY’s judge/executives are working together to ‘make the community better’
Northern Kentucky has increasingly shown its strength as a vital economic, transportation and healthcare organ within the Commonwealth of Kentucky. At Tuesday morning’s NKY Chamber of Commerce Eggs ‘N Issues, the judge/executives of Boone, Kenton and Campbell counties spoke to a crowd of Northern Kentucky business leaders to detail the region’s successes. In Kentucky, the […]
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Project aims to increase high-speed internet access across NKY
In the age of remote work brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, a reliable internet connection is a necessity in order to work and play in the contemporary economic landscape. The leadership of Campbell County, in conjunction with Kenton and Boone, have prioritized upgrading the regions internet cable infrastructure. According to Campbell County Judge/Executive Steve […]
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Steve Pendery to Run for Reelection, will face County GOP Chair, Zinkhon, in primary
Campbell County Judge Executive Steve Pendery with his family: Dana, his wife, and children Chase and Allie. by Robin Gee Campbell County Judge-Executive Steve Pendery has announced he will seek reelection in 2022. “I am so proud of where Campbell County is today, and I am honored to have played a part in […]
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Camp Springs Resident Files to Run for Campbell County Judge Executive
Anna Zinkhon, a Republican from Camp Springs, has filed to run for Judge Executive of Campbell County. She will challenge longtime incumbent, Steve Pendery (R-Fort Thomas), who was first elected as Campbell County Judge Executive in 1998. Pendery has filed a letter of intent with the County Clerk’s office and Fort Thomas Matters has confirmed that he will indeed […]
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OP-ED: Fact vs. Fiction on Brighton Recovery Expansion
Judge Executive, Steve Pendery at a recent Fort Thomas City Council meeting. FTM file. By Steve Pendery Over the past several weeks, rumors have been swirling and misinformation has abounded as to what Brighton Center intends to do with the property they are acquiring at 5161 Skyline Drive in unincorporated Campbell County, the site of […]
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Campbell County Republicans Shuffle Their Leadership
Download this episode (right click and save) The Campbell County Republican Party met on Saturday, March 11, 2017 to reorganize the party leadership. The Campbell County Republican Party met on Saturday, March 11 at Northern Kentucky University to select their next leadership executive board. There has been a rift growing between two different groups within […]
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Campbell County Reorganization To Shape County For Next Four Years
Steve Pendery and Jeff Kidwell. On Saturday in Northern Kentucky University’s Ballroom, the Campbell County Republican Party will elect five new members to help steer the direction of the party. That will end a nine-year run for current Chairman and former Sheriff Jeff Kidwell, who has chaired the county Republicans since 2008. He is not […]