The song We’re Not Gonna Take It nearly reached the top 20 of the Billboard Hot 100 in 1984, the year Mitch McConnell was first elected to the United States Senate. The song, made famous by the band Twisted Sister, and McConnell were intertwined again on Monday night at an unlikely spot: the Kenton County Republican Women’s […]
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McConnell Challenger Turns Kenton Co. Event into Awkward Karaoke Night
The song We’re Not Gonna Take It nearly reached the top 20 of the Billboard Hot 100 in 1984, the year Mitch McConnell was first elected to the United States Senate. The song, made famous by the band Twisted Sister, and McConnell were intertwined again on Monday night at an unlikely spot: the Kenton County Republican Women’s […]
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Dysfunction of Kenton County Government Motivates Candidates
The next Kenton County Fiscal Court will be elected in the May primary because all of the candidates are Republicans. But there is no harmony in the current government of one-party rule. A clear dividing line that exists between incumbent Judge-Executive Steve Arlinghaus and his challenger, current Kenton Co. Commissioner Kris Knochelmann, also possesses an […]
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Dysfunction of Kenton County Government Motivates Candidates
The next Kenton County Fiscal Court will be elected in the May primary because all of the candidates are Republicans. But there is no harmony in the current government of one-party rule. A clear dividing line that exists between incumbent Judge-Executive Steve Arlinghaus and his challenger, current Kenton Co. Commissioner Kris Knochelmann, also possesses an […]
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Sen. Paul Endorses Arlinghaus in Kenton Judge-Exec Race
Senator Rand Paul has thrown his support behind Kenton County Judge-Executive Steve Arlinghaus in his race for reelection against current Kenton County Commissioner Kris Knochelmann. Both Arlinghaus and Knochelmann are Republicans serving at the Fiscal Court and will face off in the May 20 primary. There is no Democratic candidate. “Steve Arlinghaus has […]
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Sen. Paul Endorses Arlinghaus in Kenton Judge-Exec Race
Senator Rand Paul has thrown his support behind Kenton County Judge-Executive Steve Arlinghaus in his race for reelection against current Kenton County Commissioner Kris Knochelmann. Both Arlinghaus and Knochelmann are Republicans serving at the Fiscal Court and will face off in the May 20 primary. There is no Democratic candidate. “Steve Arlinghaus has […]
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McDaniel Selected as GOPAC Emerging Leader
Kentucky State Senator Chris McDaniel (R-Taylor Mill) was chosen as one of twenty-one legislators from across the county as an Emerging Leader, a program sponsored by GOPAC, an national organization that works to elect Republicans. The legislators selected were nominated by a member of GOPAC’s Legislative Leaders Advisory Board and were chosen because of the […]
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McDaniel Selected as GOPAC Emerging Leader
Kentucky State Senator Chris McDaniel (R-Taylor Mill) was chosen as one of twenty-one legislators from across the county as an Emerging Leader, a program sponsored by GOPAC, an national organization that works to elect Republicans. The legislators selected were nominated by a member of GOPAC’s Legislative Leaders Advisory Board and were chosen because of the […]
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Thomas More President Celebrates Covington Connection, Announces Bold Moves for College
“A region is only as strong as its center so Covington needs to be strong. Places like Covington survive because of two things: business and people.” David Armstrong, the president of Thomas More College, spoke to the Covington Business Council at its monthly luncheon at the Madison Event Center on Thursday where he announced some […]
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Thomas More President Celebrates Covington Connection, Announces Bold Moves for College
“A region is only as strong as its center so Covington needs to be strong. Places like Covington survive because of two things: business and people.” David Armstrong, the president of Thomas More College, spoke to the Covington Business Council at its monthly luncheon at the Madison Event Center on Thursday where he announced some […]