Kenton County residents will soon be able to borrow library books from The Roost coffee house in Latonia without a library card. “The partnership allows the library to put books in more hands and reach new audiences,” according to a recent press release from the Kenton County Library. The project will begin with celebratory event […]
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Latonia’s new Enzweiler Building Institute unveiled to the public at ribbon-cutting ceremony
After months of anticipation, Latonia’s Enzweiler Building Institute is finally open to the public. Classes officially began on Jan. 31, just six days after the City of Covington hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the opening. The “Covington Campus” offers programs focused on carpentry, welding, electricity, HVAC and plumbing. In total, investment in the project was […]
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Trade classes start this month at Latonia Enzweiler Building Institute
The new Enzweiler Building Institute trade school in Latonia is ready for classes to start on Jan. 31. To help students sign up, an information and enrollment session will be held on Saturday, Jan. 14 beginning at 10 a.m. The host location will be 3901 Winston Ave., just north of the Dollar General in the […]
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Nobody goes hungry at Granny’s: Latonia Diner hosting free Thanksgiving dinner
Jeff Sydnor Jr. and Irma Perry refuse to let anyone go without Thanksgiving dinner. The owners of Granny’s Latonia Diner hosted a free holiday meal for anyone in need or alone for the holiday on Wednesday. It was the second year that they held the dinner, and they saw some new faces and some familiar […]
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LINK streetscapes: Decoursey and Winston avenues in Latonia
Tucked away in Latonia, Decoursey Avenue hosts a variety of businesses. While you’re on this strip, you’re likely to forget you’re in the middle of a city and not in a small town. These places are not only Northern Kentucky famous, but some are even nationally recognized, so I knew this was going to be […]
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Urban living tour comes to Latonia on Sunday
Northern Kentucky’s urban living tour, Beyond the Curb, returns Sunday, Oct. 2, with a visit to Latonia. The Covington neighborhood will welcome visitors from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. LINK nky readers can get exclusive savings by using the promo code “LINK” when purchasing tickets. The tour is produced by the Catalytic Development Fund. Tour […]
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Beyond the Curb headed to Latonia for in-person tour
The Covington neighborhood of Latonia will be the focus of Beyond the Curb’s fall in-person tour on Sunday, Oct. 2, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tour coordinator Jill Morenz said the team is excited to bring attention to Latonia. “This will be our 12th tour and the first time we’ve featured Latonia,” she said. […]
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Enzweiler celebrates groundbreaking of new Latonia campus
The Enzweiler Building Institute of Northern Kentucky held a groundbreaking ceremony in Latonia on Monday afternoon to celebrate its new campus. Covington city leaders, Northern Kentucky state lawmakers and local construction industry leaders gathered in front of the newly christened Enzweiler Building Institute Covington Campus to dig the ceremonial first shovelful of dirt. “We look […]
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Colony Apartment renovations celebrated in Latonia
Residents gathered around Covington Mayor Joe Meyer Friday as $4.5 million in renovations to the 43-year-old Colony Apartments in Latonia were celebrated in the community. “Have you survived the chaos of the last couple years?” Meyer asked. The crowd responded with an enthusiastic, “yes!” Friday’s ribbon-cutting ceremony at the low-income housing complex for senior citizens […]
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Latonia man in remission after being first patient in world to undergo experimental therapy
Written by Jasmine Styles, WCPO anchor A Northern Kentucky man is the first patient in the world to receive an experimental cancer therapy. John Hornsby Sr. of Latonia swore ongoing stomach pain was coming from a hernia. “I was either in the bathroom sick or in my bed sick and I stayed like that for […]
