Land slippages caused by exceptional rainfall in Northern Kentucky in April highlighted the risks of developing on hillside topography and the need for proper preparation to mitigate the dangers of slippages and slides.
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Ludlow City Council discusses legalizing medical cannabis
Ludlow Mayor Chris Wright is discussing the benefits and drawbacks of legalizing medical cannabis in the city, and is looking into ways to make it available to those in need.
Posted inBaseball
Former Ludlow catcher-turned pro clubhouse manager “living out a dream”
Former Ludlow High School baseball player Hayden Stamm is the clubhouse manager for the Oakland A’s High-A affiliate in Lansing, Michigan, and is one of the youngest clubhouse managers in the minors.
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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.
Posted inSports
Hardin Fast: NKY sports shorts from NKU, TMU, Cooper, CovCath, Dixie, Ryle, Beechwood, Newport and points in between
Local basketball stars are making moves as fast-happening hardwood news continues unabated. Basketball coaches are also on the move. Football players get in the fast lane. Offers, commitments and transfer news of all sorts; it’s all here in the fastest 1,000 words in sports. RONDON NOW AT NEWPORT Standout junior point guard Yamil Rondon has […]
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Land slippage at Fischer Homes development in Ludlow amid rain
A land slippage occurred at the access point to the construction site of Cityview Station, a Fischer Homes development, in Ludlow on the morning of April 11, 2024, with no injuries reported.
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Flooding in Ludlow raises questions about development, public infrastructure
Heavy rains in the Northern Kentucky region caused flooding in Ludlow, highlighting the perils of building in the region due to the region’s hilly topography and aging sewer infrastructure.
Posted inBasketball
9th region sees surge in head basketball coaching openings
Over the course of the past week to 10 days, quite a few head basketball coaching jobs have opened up in the 9th Region. On the boys side, Conner became open last week when Matthew Otte resigned after eight seasons with the team and on Tuesday, the Holmes job opened up after Tony Perkins resigned. […]
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Eat Well Celebrations and Feasts acquires Jeff Thomas’ catering company
After 39 years in the catering industry, Jeff Thomas felt that it was time to sell his business to a trusted friend and former mentee. Renee Schuler, the founder and CEO of Eat Well Celebrations and Feasts, first worked under Thomas in the early 2000s. Thomas offered her a job upon returning to the area […]
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Ludlow’s Piebird moving to Newport
Piebird, a pie shop located at Wesley Methodist in Ludlow, is moving to Newport.