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Leadership Kentucky class of 2023 celebrates graduation

Leadership Kentucky Class of 2023 graduated on Friday, Dec. 15, including four Northern Kentuckians. Leadership Kentucky joins leaders with various career accomplishments and volunteer activities to gain insight into complex issues facing the state. In a series of seven monthly, three-day sessions held at various locations throughout the state, participants meet with Kentucky leaders and explore the […]

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Count us in: Northern Kentucky’s unyielding quest to carve out a unique regional identity

This story originally appeared in the Sept. 29 edition of the Weekly LINK Reader. To see these stories first, subscribe here. Northern Kentucky wants an identity of its own.  But how does a region forge a distinct identity and vision when it is considered part of a major metropolitan area of a city in an adjacent […]

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Concepts for an out-of-this-world Covington art installation unveiled

Covington will soon be home to a new otherworldly presence, “Clive.” A collaboration among meetNKY, AlloyFX and the City of Covington has led to the creation of Clive, a soon-to-be-installed, massive alien statue at the Midtown parking garage at Fifth and Scott Streets in Covington. The design, created by AlloyFX, features an alien (Clive) looking […]

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North by Hotel Covington, Knowledge Bar & Social Room celebrate grand opening

After months of anticipation, North by Hotel Covington and Knowledge Bar & Social Room are officially open to the public. Construction on the 72,000-square-foot building began in the spring of last year. The space, which sat vacant since 2015, was the previous home of the Covington YMCA and Gateway Bookstore. The Salyers Group, the developer […]

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Northern Kentucky tourism has rebounded well since pandemic, reports say

After Northern Kentucky’s tourism sector was rocked by the COVID-19 pandemic, the region has nearly rebounded to pre-pandemic levels on several key metrics. According to officials from meetNKY, the region’s official tourism bureau, business travel to Northern Kentucky has returned to approximately 90% of pre-pandemic levels. The region’s overall tourism resurgence was anchored by growth […]

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To bring BLINK light show back to NKY, cities asked to contribute $1 per resident to fundraising effort

The mayors of the two largest cities in Kenton County, Covington and Independence, have signaled their willingness to contribute toward the fundraising effort of BLINK, an interactive light and art festival in Cincinnati. BLINK was last held in Cincinnati in 2019, and included parts of downtown Covington drawing significant crowds to the light show. RELATED: […]

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