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Union hires new public works director and city administrator

What you need to know The City of Union has officially hired a new city administrator and public works director on July 6, following a recent reshuffling of its most important staff positions. Boone County native Kelly Preston was selected to lead the city’s public works department. Much of Preston’s prior professional experience revolved around […]

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Braxton Brewing opens pre-orders for limited Mug Club memberships

Braxton Brewing Company is accepting new members for its “Mug Club,” a limited annual membership program that offers perks such as beer discounts and exclusive events. Membership is available at all Braxton locations in Northern Kentucky and Cincinnati, including its Covington Taproom, Barrel House in Fort Mitchell, Braxton Union and Braxton Factory 52. Mug Club […]

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By Golly’s, The Works locations in Northern Kentucky permanently close

What you need to know All By Golly’s and The Works Pizza locations in Northern Kentucky are now permanently closed. Lance Sizemore, CEO of Epic Eeats, a Cincinnati-based restaurant group, confirmed to LINK nky that the company shuttered four of its Northern Kentucky-based restaurants on May 18. As of now, Sizemore said there are no […]

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Drees Homes proposes 135-unit townhome and condo development in Union

What you need to know The Union City Commission heard a presentation from Fort Mitchell-based Drees Homes on Monday regarding a potential residential development off Hathaway Road near Old Union Road. Drees Homes, in conjunction with Arlinghaus Builders, wants to build 135 residential units on a nearly 22-acre plot of land. To move forward, the […]

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Union Town Plan update reflects past growth, future development

What you need to know The City of Union is updating its long-term land use plan, which outlines the city’s internal strategy for managing development. Since 2000, Union’s population has grown substantially, increasing from approximately 2,800 that year to nearly 8,000 in 2024. As a result, Union’s land use goals are now different from what […]

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