What you need to know A long-worked-on revision to Park Hills’ zoning structure cleared the Kenton County Planning Commission Thursday night. The process by which the city has tried to update its zoning has at times been rancorous and legally ambiguous, but the unanimous recommendation from the planning commission marks a milestone in the process. […]
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Brotherhood Builds Men: Why Covington Catholic’s All-Male Education Sets Young Men Up for Lifelong Success
Covington Catholic High School | Park Hills, KY Today’s world pushes young people toward screens instead of face-to-face connections. But at Covington Catholic, students are taught to speak up, lead boldly, and carry themselves with purpose. From classroom discussions to public speaking and community events, Colonels stand out for their poise, manners, and maturity. “Our […]
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Crescent Springs to revisit divisive 17-townhome development plan, more in NKY government
This week in NKY government meetings, Wilder will weigh an industrial development proposal for a 19-acre site, while Crescent Springs revisits a disputed 17-townhome development plan. Keep reading to find out what happened in local government over the past week and what you need to know for this week. What happened last week in NKY […]
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No ruling from AG on Park Hills quorum complaint
A Park Hills resident’s challenge over a city council walkout won’t get an answer from the Kentucky Attorney General. The complaint was from Park Hills resident, Gretchen Stephenson, who sought an opinion from the office after City Council Member Sarah Froelich walked out of a meeting in protest at the end of September, seemingly to […]
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Park Hills considers how to formalize meeting conduct
Snowballing over from another disagreement about how to represent the events in official minutes, a debate over how to formalize meeting procedures took place among Park Hills elected officials on Tuesday. “It needs to happen because everyone seems to have forgotten their behavior,” said Mayor Kathy Zembrodt. “Everyone seems to forget that Robert’s Rules is […]
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Park Hills Council debates whether member walked out: ‘This is crazy’
What you need to know A Parks Hills City Council member walked out of a special meeting last month; now, officials are grappling over how to define the events of the night. “This is crazy,” said an exasperated Council Member, Pam Spoor, during the council’s Tuesday meeting. Her comment was made during a discussion of […]
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Two subdivisions proposed at Boone County zoning meeting, more in NKY government
This week in NKY government meetings, Arlinghaus Builders is seeking zone changes in Boone County for two subdivision projects totaling over 400 homes. Keep reading to find out what happened in local government over the past week and what you need to know for this week. What happened last week in NKY government? New Hilton, […]
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The Notre Dame Academy Story: 120 Years of Faith, Academic Excellence, and Leadership
For 120 years, the story of Notre Dame Academy (NDA) has been one of faith, academic excellence and transformation – growing from its early beginnings in Covington into the vibrant Catholic community it is today in Park Hills. The story reaches back further still, to 1850 in Coesfeld, Germany, with the founding of the Sisters […]
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Park Hills resident files complaint due to council vote after walkout
What you need to know Park Hills resident Gretchen Stephenson has filed a complaint with the Kentucky Attorney General after the council cast votes on a resolution on Monday, despite City Council Member Sarah Froelich walking out of the meeting in protest, thereby denying the body the minimum number of officials legally necessary to conduct […]
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Park Hills to discuss revisiting Dixie Study; more in NKY government
This week in NKY government meetings, Park Hills will talk about revisiting the “Park Hills Dixie Study & Road Diet Concept.” Keep reading to find out what happened in local government over the past week and what you need to know for this week. What happened last week in NKY government? Boone County panel rejects […]
