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Union approves Diwali celebration

Alexia Dolan -
Diwali, a five-day Hindu, Sikh and Jain religious festival of lights, is making an early appearance in Union this year. More than 1 billion...
City

Union officials scrambling as Ryle Cross Country meet conflicts with Bourbon in the Bluegrass parking

Alexia Dolan -
The City of Union is going back to the drawing board after one of its parking options for an upcoming event has been compromised.  Preceding...
Arts

Judges needed for Union’s upcoming photo contest

Alexia Dolan -
The city of Union and Commissioner John Mefford are in need of two additional independent judges for the 2022 Photo Contest.  The contest is open...
Business

Union votes to regulate vacation rentals

Kaitlin Gebby -
Owners of vacation rentals in Union may soon need an operating license starting in 2023.  The Union City Commission had the first reading of a...
Business

Private assisted living facility will not accept Medicare/Medicaid

Kaitlin Gebby -
A private 33-acre assisted living complex is in its early stages of development in Boone County, but commissioners are concerned about adding a facility...
News

Union commissioners, mayor agree on $100 monthly pay raise

Kaitlin Gebby -
Mayor Larry Solomon brought before the commissioners a proposal to increase the city’s pay scale for elected officials. He said it was a pressing need to decide whether they would change the ordinance, given the deadline to do so is in two weeks. 
News

Union adds town hall-style meetings to monthly calendar

Kaitlin Gebby -
The Union City Commission will begin hosting monthly caucus meetings, in which commissioners and the public can more freely discuss community matters.  The caucus meeting...
Infrastructure

Union awards bids for city-wide road repairs

Kaitlin Gebby -
A bid for $262,000 was awarded to Riegler Blacktop for the first phase of a city-wide resurfacing project in Union.  The bid is part of...
News

Union sends $100k in American Rescue Plan funds to Children’s Home

Kaitlin Gebby -
The Union City Commission is sending $100,000 of American Rescue Plan Act funding to the Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky Behavioral Health.  Mayor Larry Solomon...
Business

Assisted living community eyes Union for next location

Kaitlin Gebby -
Provision Living, a St. Louis-based company, is looking at Union for its next property. The proposal will change the piece of land at Richwood Road, Davis Lane and Grand National Boulevard into a multi-purpose community. 
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