Following several days of severe weather that brought heavy rain, strong winds, mudslides and widespread flooding, Campbell County Judge/Executive Steve Pendery has declared a local state of emergency to speed up recovery efforts. The declaration allows Campbell County to mobilize its emergency response teams and infrastructure resources fully. It authorizes emergency spending, temporary workers, equipment […]
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Campbell County Fire District 1 to merge with Campbell Fire/Rescue District
The Campbell County Fire District 1 area is being annexed and will be taken over by the Campbell Fire/Rescue District. A joint petition on behalf of both districts was filed in the Campbell County Clerk’s Office on Feb. 28. On March 19, the Campbell County Fiscal Court held a hearing for public feedback. There were […]
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Campbell County Police Department welcomes new officer
Robert Sewell was sworn in as a new police officer for the Campbell County Police Department on Jan. 8.
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These 10 regional companies are celebrating corporate anniversaries in 2024
BE NKY Growth Partnership honored ten regional companies for their corporate anniversaries in 2024, recognizing their contributions to the Northern Kentucky community and their commitment to making the region a great place to live, work, and play.
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BE NKY Growth Partnership welcomes three new board members
BE NKY Growth Partnership, Northern Kentucky’s economic development corporation, has added three new community leaders to its board of directors. BE NKY is governed by a 23-member board of directors comprised of business and community leaders who are unpaid volunteers. “I am thrilled to welcome Cady, Julie, and Brian to the board and for Carey to continue […]
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Campbell County celebrates student achievements in academics, athletics
The Campbell County Fiscal Court recognized over 40 students from local high schools for their significant athletic and academic achievements.
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Campbell County honors 2001 Miss Kentucky Basketball with community boundary sign
Campbell County is honoring Katie Schwegmann, the 2001 Miss Kentucky Basketball, with a community boundary sign entering into Camp Springs, recognizing her accomplishments.
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What does the Campbell County Road Department do?
The Campbell County Road Department is responsible for maintaining 300 miles of roads, as well as mowing roadside vegetation, inspecting bridges, maintaining culverts, installing gabion baskets, and handling snow and ice removal.
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Campbell County discusses medical cannabis prohibition
Campbell County cities are preparing to decide whether to allow medical cannabis businesses to operate in town, with the county considering to opt out to give cities more time to develop their own regulations.
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Addressing workforce shortage: Regional leaders launch NKY Works
NKY Works, the region’s new workforce development office, was launched to address workforce demographic trends and develop workforce policy and strategies to address workforce challenges.