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Opinion: The conflict over the potential west Newport Kroger isn’t the project—it’s the process

By Brant Owens, resident of Newport’s Westside neighborhood The recent revelation of plans for a new Kroger in West Newport, complete with a gas station and a liquor store, has sparked significant debate. While these plans were only recently disclosed to the public, rumors have been circulating for a while, as Kroger has held a […]

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Opinion: 5 ways your generosity is a powerful investment in community

For many, the holiday season is a time of gratitude and giving. Beyond the feel-good factor, donating to charitable nonprofits is a powerful investment in your community. Here are five ways your contributions generate lasting change during the holidays and throughout the year. Help Build a Stronger Local Economy Nonprofits aren’t just charitable organizations—they’re economic […]

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Opinion: Unfortunate human error to blame for Union voting problems

Written by Boone County Clerk Justin Crigler “Election integrity” is a term that has become an entrenched part of the political vernacular during campaign season. While most everyone who participates in the campaign process, casts a vote, runs for office or believes in a democracy wants fair, credible and honest elections, the term “election integrity” […]

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Press release: Camporosso Wood Fired Pizzeria donates November profits to staff and local community through toy drive and holiday meals initiative

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 21, 2024 MEDIA CONTACT: Mary Kate Vanderglas at mvanderglas@horizonfunds.org or 859.292.2849 Camporosso Wood Fired Pizzeria Donates November Profits to Staff and Local Community Through Toy Drive and Holiday Meals Initiative Fort Mitchell, KY – Camporosso Wood Fired Pizzeria, recently named Pizza Today’s 2024 Pizzeria of the Year, is giving back in […]

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Opinion: Meeting Northern Kentucky’s housing needs essential to community well-being

A new study shows 50 percent of children in the U.S. are growing up in hardship. That means tens of millions live in households struggling to afford the basics, including housing, child care, food, transportation, health care, technology and taxes. In Kentucky, it’s 51 percent of children — slightly higher than the national average. At […]

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