Ft. Thomas is known for many things – beautiful homes, an excellent school system, and great sports teams. However, there’s a little more to Ft. Thomas than meets the eye. Just ask longtime resident Jill Weitkamp, who currently lives on Highland Avenue. She’s had paranormal activity in two homes on Highland Avenue, and one home […]
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Street Class: Rollergirl on Riverview Avenue
Christina Kuhnhein is a typical Ft. Thomas mom by day. After she leaves her job as a Client Relationship Manager for Paycor, she picks up her children from school, helps with homework, and prepares dinner. By night, she transforms into Ruthless Chris. Ruthless Chris is a member of the Cincinnati Rollergirls roller derby team. According […]
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Street Class – Boston Marathoners from Fort Thomas: Kathy Lane, Burnet Ridge, Michelle Lane
While most of the country was glued to their televisions on April 15, 2013, some Ft. Thomas natives were experiencing the day’s tragic events soon after crossing the Boston Marathon finish line. Nathan Clinkenbeard and Colin Muehlenkamp, both Highlands High School graduates, had completed the Boston Marathon an hour before the bombs exploded. The hours […]
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Street Class: South Grand Avenue’s Connection to Novelist
Every street has a story. In this feature, I will be bringing you stories that showcase our citizens (past and present), and their Ft. Thomas roots. If you have an interesting story you would like to share with Ft. Thomas Matters, please contact us via email, Twitter, Facebook, or in the comments section below. South […]
