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Wilder Mayoral race sees incumbent face council member in November

Haley Parnell - October 10, 2022

Wilder Mayor Robert Arnold, elected in 2018, is seeking his second term in office. His challenger, Valerie Jones, who has sat on the Wilder...

Infrastructure

Wilder City Council tables vote on Neyer industrial development

Nathan Granger - September 22, 2022

The Wilder City Council voted to table a resolution to enter into a development agreement with Neyer Properties on Monday. The project in question...

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Thomas More Names College of Business New Acting Dean

Staff Report - July 2, 2020

Robert Arnold, Ph.D., J.D., has been named acting dean of Thomas More University’s College of Business for the 2020-21 academic year. (Img: Headshot -...

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New Owner of Wilder Steel Plant Announces Closure, Layoffs

Robin Gee - February 7, 2020

Wilder Mayor Robert Arnold addresses a recent city council meeting. by Robin Gee, city council beat editor About 114 employees of the former Ipsco Tubulars plant...

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Wilder Celebrates Grant, Development Plans Continue as Work Begins

Robin Gee - February 7, 2020

Wilder City Administrator Terry Vance and Mayor Robert Arnold hold the presentation "check" for the $250,000 state Land and Water Conservation Fund grant. The...

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Wilder Officer Christopher Vance Promoted to Sergeant

Robin Gee - November 8, 2019

Sgt. Christopher Vance is congratulated by Wilder Mayor Robert Arnold after taking his oath of office. By Robin Gee, City Council Beat Editor Wilder city...

Teamsters members from DHL vote to authorize strike at Global CVG Hub

Homelessness in NKY: Region grapples with how to care for those who are unhoused

Boone County receives first quarter budget report

Thomas More working to revamp theatre program

Covington Commissioner Ron Washington announces mayoral campaign

More candidates file to run for Kentucky’s congressional seats and General Assembly

Study: Kentuckians increasingly excluded from lawmaking process by fast-track maneuvers

Covington Mayor Joe Meyer will not seek reelection: ‘It’s time’

Covington Commissioner Ron Washington announces mayoral campaign

The Brickery, first Lego café of its kind in region, opens its doors

Local pharmacies partner with the University of Kentucky HEALing Communities Study to offer safe medication disposal options

Deadline for Covington small business incentives ends Dec. 29

The LINK nky Team of the Week for Nov. 20-26: Cooper football team

Weekend NKY prep hoops roundup: Notre Dame picks up big road win to conclude week

Dixie Heights pulls away in fourth quarter for 3-0 start

NKU women drop first Horizon League game

Streetscapes enjoys food, drinks, view on Madison in Covington

Thomas More working to revamp theatre program

The Brickery, first Lego café of its kind in region, opens its doors

Christmas Past: Historic photos show what the holidays used to be like in NKY

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The LINK nky Team of the Week for Nov. 20-26: Cooper football team

Weekend NKY prep hoops roundup: Notre Dame picks up big road win to conclude week

Teamsters members from DHL vote to authorize strike at Global CVG Hub

Inside LINK: Here’s how – and why – we wanted to better understand homelessness in Northern Kentucky

Homelessness in NKY: Region grapples with how to care for those who are unhoused