The immersive light and art show known as BLINK is set to return to the Cincinnati area this fall, and organizers and local civic leaders are hoping to see Northern Kentucky included just as it was in 2019. That year, when an estimated 1.3 million people experienced the massive event, BLINK stretched from downtown Cincinnati […]
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Taylor Mill settles sex discrimination lawsuit brought by former police officers
Former Taylor Mill officers Karen Spanyer and Heather Mitchell worked for the department for 16 and 18 years, respectively, and said they were repeatedly passed over for promotions they felt they were qualified for. The women filed a sex discrimination lawsuit in April of 2019. The point of the suit, said Spanyer, who is now […]
Taylor Mill man accused in Madison County killing allegedly attacks jail guard
Written by Michael Berk, Lex18 reporter Shannon Gilday, of Taylor Mill, allegedly attacked a guard at the Madison County Detention Center and that evidence is now heading to a grand jury. Gilday, who is accused of killing Jordan Morgan in her family’s Madison County home, appeared in court Wednesday for a hearing on separate charges, including […]
Taylor Mill takes final step toward creating assistant police chief position
The city of Taylor Mill called a special meeting Monday at noon after their second ever caucus meeting to take the first step toward acquiring an assistant police chief. Lieutenant James Mills is in line for the promotion to assistant chief as soon as it is created. “James is a good multitasker,” said Police Chief […]
Taylor Mill Takes Over Care, Upkeep of New Street
Written by Patricia A. Scheyer, LINK nky contributor The City of Taylor Mill will now be responsible for the new Peace Way. The small road near Pride Parkway was built and named for developer and former city commissioner Phil Peace who worked to bring the new UDF store and gas station to Taylor Mill. May […]
Taylor Mill to Add Caucus Meetings for Commission
The Taylor Mill city commission will now host caucus meetings following a recent vote. Caucus meetings allow local governments to meet to discuss items of importance or for consideration without taking legislative action. It also allows a quorum of elected officials to gather without violating the open meetings law. Commissioner Mark Kreimborg, who said that […]
Photos: Christmas Tree Lighting in Taylor Mill
The City of Taylor Mill hosted its Christmas tree lighting on Sunday evening. The event included a visit from Santa Claus, hot chocolate and cookies, and an opportunity for children to write a letter to Santa and to make an ornament at home. RCN’s Patricia A. Scheyer produced these photos.
Taylor Mill Approves EMS Increases, Recognizes 100th Birthday of Resident
The City of Taylor Mill is raising its prices on emergency medical services (EMS). The city commission approved the price changes on Wednesday. The cost of basic life support is now $675, advanced life support is $825, and advanced life support 2 is $875. Transportation to a medical facility will increase to 15 cents per […]
“Nothing Personal”: Taylor Mill to Part Ways with City Attorney of 50 Years
Taylor Mill City Attorney Frank Wichmann will serve in that role through January 1, but after that date, a new firm will take on the city’s legal representation. Earlier this week, The River City News reported about an apparent contract dispute between Wichmann and the city, leading the city commission to request bids from other local firms. […]
Taylor Mill Deals with New City Attorney Contract, Broken Police and Fire Vehicles
The Taylor Mill city commission gathered in two special meetings in recent days to discuss the city attorney’s request for a raise and different fee structure, and the purchase of new police cruisers and a fire vehicle. City Attorney Frank Wichmann has not yet signed his new contract proposed by the city. Full details are […]

