Northern Kentucky University economist Janet Harrah predicts that Greater Cincinnati’s economy will continue to grow in 2025, albeit at a slower rate than the rest of the United States, due to a housing shortage, a shrinking number of job openings, and a skills gap for specialized roles.
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Covington’s new digital kiosks help residents, tourists navigate city
Covington’s new digital wayfinding kiosks, created by meetNKY, the City of Covington, Durham Brands, RoveIQ, Southbank Partners and the Covington Business Council, are helping residents and tourists make their way through the city, featuring a mix of convention signage and two digital wayfinding kiosks located at the RiverCenter and Ralph Haile Square.
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BLINK to host after party at MegaCorp Pavilion
BLINK, the popular interactive light and art show coming to Cincinnati and NKY this fall, announced its first official ‘After Party,’ and it’s in Newport. Dubbed Afterglow, the event will take place on Saturday, Oct. 19, at MegaCorp Pavilion in Newport. BLINK is partnering with PromoWest Productions/AEG Presents on the event. BLINK 2024 is set […]
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BE NKY Growth Partnership receives 2024 Mac Conway Award from Site Selection magazine
BE NKY Growth Partnership, the primary economic development agency for Northern Kentucky, was awarded the 2024 Mac Conway Award for Excellence in Economic Development by Site Selection magazine for its success in job creation and capital investment projects.
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Two NKY entrepreneurs develop service to help travelers navigate Global Entry interview backlog
Northern Kentucky natives Alex Tilford and Dylan Neff co-founded a company to help anxious international travelers find more convenient interview timeslots for the increasingly popular Global Entry program. So, what is Global Entry? It’s a U.S. Customs and Border Protection program that allows pre-approved, low-risk travelers to expedite their clearance into the United States. Before […]