Voices of NKY is our weekly video series in which we get to know someone who lives in Northern Kentucky and what makes them tick. This week, we talked to Heather Buckley Pauly, who lives in Latonia. She opened Curated Design & Decor about four years ago, inspired by shopping at antique malls with her […]
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Duke estimates all customers will have power by Wednesday
Duke Energy said Tuesday evening that the 57,000 customers still without power after Monday’s storm can expect for their power to be restored by Wednesday at 11:59 p.m. “This is the most significant outage event to impact Duke Energy’s Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky service areas in over a decade,” Duke Senior Communications Manager Casey Kroger […]
Shelter-in-Place Lifted After Fire at Interplastic in Ft. Wright
A reported explosion at Interplastic Corporation prompted an alert for residents living near the Ft. Wright plant on Monday night. Ft. Wright and Covington fire departments responded to the scene at 3535 Latonia Avenue after a call of an explosion came in. It reportedly involved a storage vessel housing a polyester resin, according to […]
New Fabric Store Opens in Latonia
Around the Corner Fabrics, a new store specializing in sewing and fabric, has opened in the old Kentucky Theater in Latonia (13 W. Southern Avenue). Kelly Niceley, the store’s owner, says she expects to hold a grand opening for the location on January 15. “I was raised sewing for a couple generations and always enjoyed it […]
West Latonia to See 80 New Trees; Volunteers Needed
The Covington Urban Forestry Board will plant roughly 80 trees in West Latonia on Saturday, and needs volunteers. A variety of trees will be planted, selected to match the size of the spot in which they will be planted across thirteen blocks that have little to no tree canopy, according to City of Covington Urban Forester […]
Photos: Latonia Halloween Block Party
The spook-tacular annual Latonia Halloween Block Party returned to the central Covington neighborhood, and attracted ghouls, goblins, fairies, monsters, and heroes of all sizes. RCN photographer Brian Frey produced these photos.
New Owners Hope to Build on Moonrise Donuts’ Popularity
When Moonrise Donuts opened in an old Subway sandwich shop location in Latonia back in 2017, it immediately caught on with fans. Its unique concept of exclusively serving donuts in the evening was both a throwback to the long-gone Latonia Bakery that neighborhood lifers recall rushing to back in the day, and a welcome addition […]
New Owners Hope to Build on Moonrise Donuts’ Popularity
When Moonrise Donuts opened in an old Subway sandwich shop location in Latonia back in 2017, it immediately caught on with fans. Its unique concept of exclusively serving donuts in the evening was both a throwback to the long-gone Latonia Bakery that neighborhood lifers recall rushing to back in the day, and a welcome addition […]
New Principal Named at Latonia Elementary
Covington Independent Public Schools announced Wednesday that Maranda Meyer will be the new principal at Latonia Elementary. Meyer has been assistant principal there for seven years. “My heart belongs to these kids and to the outstanding educators I have the privilege of working beside,’’ Meyer said. “I feel extremely blessed that they chose me to […]
Photos: Celebrating the Renovation of Barb Cook Park in Latonia
The renovated Barb Cook Park in Latonia was celebrated Saturday with a ribbon-cutting and other festivities. Covington Mayor Joe Meyer, other city officials, and the community gathered at the park in honor of the $300,000 in renovations, which include new playground equipment, walking paths, and more. The park is named for a longtime Latonia advocate. […]

