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Kenton County awards $2.1 million to nine nonprofits

Kenton County approved $2.1 million in one-time COLT Fund grants to nine nonprofits, with the largest awards of $500,000 each going to the Family Nurturing Center in Crestview Hills, DCCH Center in Fort Mitchell and St. Charles Community in Park Hills.

Free virtual career fair Tuesday connects Kenton County veterans with 45 employers

The Disabled American Veterans and RecruitMilitary host a free virtual career fair Tuesday, Aug. 4, connecting veterans and military families with 45 employers offering positions across multiple industries, plus free career counseling and VA benefits assistance.

Modern corporate headquarters building with DAV logo on facade and flags out front.

The Pub in Crestview Hills stays open as Rookwood location closes for good

The Pub at Crestview Hills Town Center will remain open after Tavern Restaurant Group permanently closed its 25-year-old Pub Rookwood location in Cincinnati on July 30, making the Dixie Highway restaurant the group's only full-service Pub in the greater Cincinnati/NKY market.

Dark-painted restaurant exterior with 'The Pub' signage, red doors, and two flags on the roofline.

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