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New Dunkin' opens Monday in Crescent Springs with drive-thruNKY Chamber president Cooper stepping down after 10 yearsBeechwood opens 2026 season Friday against 1-0 Indian HillBeechwood volleyball wins back-to-back All 'A' regional titleBeechwood volleyball hosts Region 9 All 'A' as defending state champs
Local Government
Kenton County eyes tougher construction rules for new subdivisions
The Kenton County Planning Commission will vote Sept. 3 on 14 amendments to subdivision construction standards, including tougher concrete testing, a new minimum pipe depth and asphalt specs aligned with state standards.
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Local Government
Kenton County eyes tougher construction rules for new subdivisions
The Kenton County Planning Commission will vote Sept. 3 on 14 amendments to subdivision construction standards, including tougher concrete testing, a new minimum pipe depth and asphalt specs aligned with state standards.
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Local Government
Kenton County eyes tougher construction rules for new subdivisions
The Kenton County Planning Commission will vote Sept. 3 on 14 amendments to subdivision construction standards, including tougher concrete testing, a new minimum pipe depth and asphalt specs aligned with state standards.
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Local Government
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Kenton County eyes tougher construction rules for new subdivisions
The Kenton County Planning Commission will vote Sept. 3 on 14 amendments to subdivision construction standards, including tougher concrete testing, a new minimum pipe depth and asphalt specs aligned with state standards.
Local Government
Fort Wright council takes up drone delivery rules Wednesday
Fort Wright City Council will hold the first reading of a drone delivery services ordinance on Wednesday, Sept. 2, alongside ambulance bid results, a five-year road plan update and a vote on the Law Enforcement Navigator program.
Education
Education
Education
Education
142 Thomas More athletes earn national academic honors
Thomas More University in Crestview Hills placed 142 student-athletes on the national D2 ADA Academic Achievement Award list, ranking third in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference, with honorees spanning 24 sports who maintained a 3.5 GPA or higher.
Education
Villa Madonna opens STEM wing honoring Fischer brothers
Villa Madonna Academy in Villa Hills dedicated the Chase & Cole Fischer STEM Wing on Thursday, Aug. 20, opening renovated labs and classrooms funded by the largest gift in the school's history and honoring two brothers who died in a 2023 boating accident.
Education
Beechwood board approves tax rate hike to boost teacher pay
The Beechwood Independent Schools board voted 3-1 on Aug. 17 to propose a property tax rate increase that would cost the owner of a $350,000 home about $112 more per year, with most new revenue going toward teacher salaries that rank near the bottom in Northern Kentucky.
Education
Gateway's Fort Wright campus launches four-week CDL program
Gateway Community & Technical College's four-week CDL training program at its Fort Wright campus offers day and evening classes for residents looking to break into commercial driving as Northern Kentucky grapples with persistent logistics labor shortages.
Education
Thomas More welcomes 400 new students from 20 states, 8 countries
Thomas More University in Crestview Hills welcomed 400 incoming freshmen at a Friday convocation ceremony, with the Class of 2030 representing 20 states, eight countries and 22% first-generation college students.
Education
Dixie Heights principal wins statewide counselor-support award
Dixie Heights High School principal Roddy Stainforth was named KSCA Principal of the Year and Woodland Middle School counselor Julie Lovell won Middle School Counselor of the Year, the Kenton County School District announced Aug. 10, one week before the first day of school.
Public Safety
Public Safety
Public Safety
Community
Community
Community
Community
Villa Hills mum sale benefits Fort Campbell soldiers
The Villa Hills/Crescent Springs chapter of ASA Adopt-a-Unit is selling locally grown fall mums in two sizes, with orders due by 4 p.m. Sept. 14 and pickup Sept. 18 at the Crescent Springs City Building, to fund projects supporting the 1-320th Field Artillery Regiment at Fort Campbell.
Community
Crestview Hills celebrates 75 years with Oct. 3 dinner
Crestview Hills is hosting a semi-formal dinner at Summit Hills Country Club on Saturday, Oct. 3, to celebrate 75 years since the city's 1951 incorporation, capping a year of anniversary events organized by city staff and the recreation committee.
Business
Business
Business
Business
New Dunkin' opens Monday in Crescent Springs with drive-thru
A new standalone Dunkin' with a drive-thru opens Monday, Aug. 31, at 2506 High Street in Crescent Springs, with a ribbon cutting at 10 a.m. and a fundraiser partnership benefiting the Dixie Heights Marching Band.
Business
NKY Chamber president Cooper stepping down after 10 years
NKY Chamber president Brent Cooper announced Aug. 13 he will step down after a decade leading the Fort Mitchell-based organization, with airport CEO Larry Krauter heading the search for a successor.
Business
Villa Hills' hidden restaurant wins awards two years running
Sanctuary Social, a full-service restaurant tucked inside a Villa Hills subdivision, has earned LINK nky Readers' Choice recognition two years running since proprietor Andy Hagelman opened it in December 2024.
Business
Crestview Hills printer Flottman Company marks 105 years under one family
Flottman Company, a woman-owned, third-generation printing firm headquartered in Crestview Hills since 1998, was named NKY Chamber Member of the Day on Thursday, Aug. 6, after 105 years of family ownership spanning pharmaceutical packaging, commercial printing and digital marketing.
Business
BE NKY names Cincinnati development veteran as strategy chief
BE NKY Growth Partnership named Anthony Cadle, a Dayton, Ky., native who most recently led economic development for the City of Cincinnati, as its new vice president of strategy, tasking him with writing the region's next five-to-10-year Economic Plan.
Business
NKY Business Hall of Fame to honor four leaders, including late Erlanger homebuilder Gordon Martin
Northern Kentucky Magazine will induct Rich Boehne, Bob Hoffer, Bob Heil and posthumous honoree Gordon Martin into the eighth annual NKY Business Hall of Fame on Aug. 12 at Receptions in Erlanger.
Sports
Sports
Sports
Brady Johnson
Brady Johnson is an Illinois native and an Augustana College journalism alumni. His prior experience includes a stint as a Newscast Producer for KWQC-TV6 News in Davenport, Iowa.
Brady Johnson
Brady Johnson is an Illinois native and an Augustana College journalism alumni. His prior experience includes a stint as a Newscast Producer for KWQC-TV6 News in Davenport, Iowa.
Brady Johnson
Brady Johnson is an Illinois native and an Augustana College journalism alumni. His prior experience includes a stint as a Newscast Producer for KWQC-TV6 News in Davenport, Iowa.
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