Dani Mendenhall, a foster care advocate, spoke to Union City Council about the need for more foster families and the importance of donating clothes, toiletries, and other items to children in foster care.
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Kenton County cities mull medical cannabis business zoning
Kenton County cities must decide whether medical cannabis businesses can operate in their jurisdiction. At the April Fort Mitchell city council meeting, Sharmili Reddy, executive director at Kenton County Planning […]
Citizen petitions for change at the intersection of Dixie and Highland
Fort Mitchell citizens are signing a petition to demand changes at the intersection of Dixie Highway and Highland Avenue. The petition, which has been active for just a couple of […]
Fort Mitchell K-9 officer Tony retires
K-9 Officer Tony of the Fort Mitchell Police Department retired after seven years of service due to back issues, receiving a ceremonial “final call” over the police radio.
Ludlow police chief resigns from city administration position
Ludlow Police Chief Scott Smith has stepped down from his position as city administrator after concerns were raised about him holding two non-elected city positions.
Golf House’s Drive, Chip and Putt competition open for registration
Registration is now open for young golfers interested in Golf House’s Drive, Chip and Putt competitions. The competition allows young golfers to showcase their skills in three primary areas of […]
Covington’s Point Perk Coffee celebrates grand reopening after renovations
Point Perk Coffee, located at 43 W. Pike Street in Covington, celebrated its grand reopening after completing significant interior and exterior renovations. While the coffee shop reopened from its renovations […]
Union citizens, Cincinnati Children’s clash over 20-foot pylon sign
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital is seeking a variance for a 20-foot pylon sign to be displayed along US Highway 42, but Union residents are concerned about the drastic changes to the city’s landscape and the potential for further exceptions in the future.
Fort Wright police department to implement solar-powered speed radar signs
Fort Wright Police Department will purchase solar-powered speed radar signs to replace some of the current battery-powered signs, which will be funded by the American Rescue Plan Act and will be installed around the city by summer.
Erlanger Frisch’s shutters amid wave of local closings
The Erlanger Frisch’s has permanently closed, according to a note posted to its door, and is one of three Frisch’s locations closed in the Greater Cincinnati area this week.