Correy Eimer has been named associate director of Workforce Development of the Northern Kentucky Area Development District and director of the Northern Kentucky Workforce Investment Board.
Tag: Steve Pendery
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Candidates for Campbell County judge/executive race face off again
As May 17 grows closer, the Republican Primaries are creeping upon us. In Campbell County, one could argue the most prominent seat up for election is judge/executive, especially with an incumbent who has held office for 24 years and two candidates that we saw run against one another in 2018. Primary election voter turnout has […]
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NKY, Cincinnati community leadership honor lineworkers for National Lineman Appreciation Day
A cold and rainy Monday morning couldn’t bog down the high spirits Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati community leaders had for honoring lineworkers for National Lineman Appreciation Day. Multiple Duke Energy lineworkers were honored at a 10 a.m. ceremony at Newport on the Levee. Their iconic bucket trucks were showcased in front of the Purple People […]
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Campbell County GOP Chair Files for Campbell County Judge Executive
Anna Zinkon, FTM file by Robin Gee Campbell County Republican Party Chair Anna Zinkhon has filed for the Campbell County Judge Executive position and will go up against longtime incumbent Steve Pendery in the GOP primary on May 17. This is the second time Zinkhon has challenged Pendery, after he defeated her in 2018. So […]
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NKY Chamber’s next Eggs ‘N Issues: State of Northern Kentucky, Sept. 14
Hear from Judge-Executives Kris Knochelmann (Kenton Co.), Gary Moore (Boone Co.) and Steve Pendery (Campbell Co.) Don’t miss the most anticipated Eggs ‘N Issues event of the year where the region’s local leaders will share how they are confronting challenges and collaborating to improve the future of Northern Kentucky. The current state of NKY will be the focus of the next […]
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Steve Pendery: Why I’m Running for Judge Executive
By Steve Pendery Things have never been better in Northern Kentucky and in Campbell County. In the last generation, we have created more new jobs than any other area of the state. Our area is widely recognized for its dynamism and “can do” attitude. We have the lowest unemployment rates, high median incomes, high investment […]
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Campbell County Primary Election: Steve Pendery, Judge Executive
Editor’s Note: Campbell County has six countywide contested primary elections on May 22. Republicans will vote in five of those contests (Judge Executive, Commissioner District 1, District 2, District 3 and Jailer. Democrats will have one primary (U.S. Congress Representative in the 4th District). Additionally, there is a contested primary in Bellevue (Mayor) and in […]
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Camp Springs Resident Files to Run for Campbell County Judge Executive
Anna Zinkhon, a Republican from Camp Springs, has filed to run for Judge Executive of Campbell County. She will challenge longtime incumbent, Steve Pendery (R-Fort Thomas), who was first elected as Campbell County Judge Executive in 1998. Pendery has filed a letter of intent with the County Clerk’s office and Fort Thomas Matters has confirmed that he will indeed […]
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Public Safety Radio System To Be Upgraded
by Jen Kohl Campbell County Judge Executive Steve Pendery released statements last month about the need for a regional project to upgrade Northern Kentucky’s public safety radio system. He explained the reasons why the project is needed in our region and said that Campbell County is working with Boone and Kenton Counties to design and […]
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Campbell County Unveils New $7.5 Jail Expansion
Rodney Ballard, Commissioner for Kentucky Department of Corrections, with Campbell County Jailer, Jim Daley. FTM file. Campbell County unveiled the expansion of its detention center last night, as elected officials, citizens and interested parties saw firsthand what the $7.53 million dollar expansion project looked like as a finished product. A new wing of the jail […]