Kenton County Clerk Gabrielle Summe was recognized at Notre Dame Academy as a Woman Making a Difference. The Women Making a Difference award program, now in its thirteenth year, recognizes Notre Dame alumnae who have made significant contributions to their careers, families, and communities. Summe is a 1984 graduate of Notre Dame. She was first […]
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Kenton Co. Clerk Recognized as “Woman Making a Difference”
Kenton County Clerk Gabrielle Summe was recognized at Notre Dame Academy as a Woman Making a Difference. The Women Making a Difference award program, now in its thirteenth year, recognizes Notre Dame alumnae who have made significant contributions to their careers, families, and communities. Summe is a 1984 graduate of Notre Dame. She was first […]
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Kenton Co. Clerk Recognized as “Woman Making a Difference”
Kenton County Clerk Gabrielle Summe was recognized at Notre Dame Academy as a Woman Making a Difference. The Women Making a Difference award program, now in its thirteenth year, recognizes Notre Dame alumnae who have made significant contributions to their careers, families, and communities. Summe is a 1984 graduate of Notre Dame. She was first […]
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Toll Debate Continues for Second Month at Kenton Mayors Group Meeting
Kentucky House Bill 407 dominated the conversation at Saturday’s meeting of the Kenton County Mayors Group. Introduced by Pike County Democrat Leslie Combs, the bill would allow public-private partnerships, or P3, in which a private entity could oversee the execution of a public project. The method could be used to move large regional projects forward […]
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Toll Debate Continues for Second Month at Kenton Mayors Group Meeting
Kentucky House Bill 407 dominated the conversation at Saturday’s meeting of the Kenton County Mayors Group. Introduced by Pike County Democrat Leslie Combs, the bill would allow public-private partnerships, or P3, in which a private entity could oversee the execution of a public project. The method could be used to move large regional projects forward […]
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Toll Debate Continues for Second Month at Kenton Mayors Group Meeting
Kentucky House Bill 407 dominated the conversation at Saturday’s meeting of the Kenton County Mayors Group. Introduced by Pike County Democrat Leslie Combs, the bill would allow public-private partnerships, or P3, in which a private entity could oversee the execution of a public project. The method could be used to move large regional projects forward […]
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Convention & Visitors Bureau Launches New Brand Amid Highest Demand for Hotels in NKY Ever
The Northern Kentucky Convention & Visitors Bureau launched a new brand identity and website at its annual meeting in Downtown Covington on Thursday evening. meetNKY.com will be the new online domain for the bureau which had previously used NorthernKentuckyCVB.com. The new logo was conceived by Eric Mower and Associates of Cincinnati. Meanwhile, the Northern Kentucky Convention […]
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Convention & Visitors Bureau Launches New Brand Amid Highest Demand for Hotels in NKY Ever
The Northern Kentucky Convention & Visitors Bureau launched a new brand identity and website at its annual meeting in Downtown Covington on Thursday evening. meetNKY.com will be the new online domain for the bureau which had previously used NorthernKentuckyCVB.com. The new logo was conceived by Eric Mower and Associates of Cincinnati. Meanwhile, the Northern Kentucky Convention […]
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Due Pleads Guilty to $793,000 Theft from Covington, Could Spend Less Than 3 Years in Prison
Bob Due did not live a lavish lifestyle during his fourteen year career as finance director for the City of Covington. He was not known for flashy suits, a nice car, or a sprawling home. Day to day, he appeared to be a man who lived within the means of his roughly $80,000 annual salary. […]
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Due Pleads Guilty to $793,000 Theft from Covington, Could Spend Less Than 3 Years in Prison
Bob Due did not live a lavish lifestyle during his fourteen year career as finance director for the City of Covington. He was not known for flashy suits, a nice car, or a sprawling home. Day to day, he appeared to be a man who lived within the means of his roughly $80,000 annual salary. […]
