Hundreds of regional leaders, changemakers and community volunteers will gather on March 21 at the Emergency Shelter of Northern Kentucky’s (ESNKY) annual fundraiser, Homeless to Hopeful. The shelter will celebrate the its 15-year anniversary, hear directly from those impacted by the shelter’s work, and learn how they can best help the ever-growing number of people…
Thomas More University will participate for the first time in The Econ Games 2024, hosted by the University of Kentucky’s Gatton College of Business and Economics. Held on March 21 and 22, the focus of the games is not just economic analysis, but the broader spectrum of solving real-world business problems through innovation. Participation in this…
Edgewood city council voted Monday night to not only go ahead with a new storage building, but they also added another $10,000 to extend the original building. Jeff Schreiver, acting mayor. (Photo by Patricia Scheyer) The vote was 4 to 1 with one abstain. Councilmember Dr. Scott Spille, the single no vote, asked to read…
Republic Bank & Trust Company has been recognized as one of America’s Best Regional Banks and Credit Unions 2024 by Newsweek and Plant-A-Insights Group. The survey of more than 35,000 customer interviews included over 140,000 reviews of regional banks and credit unions. Republic was also recently named to Newsweek’s Best Online Lenders in America 2024…
Alexandria is considering changes to its laws on food trucks as their popularity increases. The new changes mostly pertain to food trucks that plan to operate in one location over seven days. Alexandria City Manager David Plummer said the rules are obvious restrictions. “From time to time, we revise this ordinance as food trucks…
With election season approaching, the City of Covington is reminding residents that political signage is banned on public property. On March 7, the City of Covington published a public notice reminding candidates and their supporters that political signs cannot be placed on public property, including parks, medians, promenades, tree wells, on actual trees, utility poles,…
By Dan Weber NKyTribune sports reporter Down 17 points – and two starters – NKU’s Norse pulled off the improbable Thursday in Dayton, rallying to reserve themselves a spot in their fourth straight Horizon League semifinals in Indianapolis Monday with a 99-97 win over a Wright State team that had beaten NKU twice this season….
On the second Wednesday of each month, the citizens of Ludlow meet either at the city building or by Ludlow Coffee and walk for an hour picking up trash. City council member Samantha Frank said that the event, held March to October from 7-8 p.m., is focused on citizens getting to know each other, making…
Alexandria Community Park is getting new playground equipment. The city found out in December that the previous structure, which was over 20 years old, was deficient, and they had to take it down. “This was something that we did not have in the budget,” Alexandria Mayor Andy Schabell said. “This is something we did not…
March 10 is ‘MAR10’ day. In celebration, the entire children’s department of the Covington Branch is being transformed into Mario World. You play the character in this life-size version of the video game Mario Party; advance through the board, play minigames and earn coins to trade in for prizes! The event is Sunday, March 10, from 2 to…
