FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 7, 2024 Holly Hill Affiliates with Nations Fastest Growing Nonprofit EMBARGOED UNTIL Tuesday, October 8, 2024, at 5 pm [California, KY] – Inperium, Inc. and Holly Hill Children’s Home, Inc. (“Holly Hill”), a nonprofit provider of behavioral health services to children, adolescents, and their families, have agreed to affiliate. The affiliation […]
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Letter to the Editor: Amendment 2 is best for all Kentucky families
I am a father of 3 in Fort Thomas and a graduate of Fort Thomas Independent Schools and we choose to send our children to St. Thomas School in Fort Thomas. While my family is fortunate enough to have the option available to send our children to private schooling, not every family is in such […]
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Opinion: Kentucky students deserve the same opportunities as those in other states
Written by Michael Brickman, director of education policy at the Cicero Institute and adjunct fellow at the American Enterprise Institute Children have different needs and families deserve different options. Unfortunately, Kentucky provides parents with fewer educational choices than just about any other state. No matter where you live, wealthy families can pay for private schools […]
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Opinion: Amendment 2 proponents can’t win on the facts. So they are making things up
Written by Tom Shelton, former school superintendent and Executive Secretary of the Council for Better Education Proponents of Amendment 2 are having trouble convincing Kentuckians to change the constitution so tax dollars can be taken from public schools, where 90% of kids attend, and given to private education. So they are making claims that are […]
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Press release: Dayton Kentucky City Council candidates meet & greet
**FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE** **] ### Dayton Residents Invited to Meet City Council Candidates at Community Event Dayton, KY – The residents of Dayton are invited to a unique opportunity to engage with the candidates running for the 6 open seats on the Dayton City Council in an upcoming “Meet the Candidates” event. This event is […]
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Press release: Fifth Third seeks community art submissions for BLINK installation
CINCINNATI — For the third year, Fifth Third will host a unique art and light installation on Fountain Square in the heart of downtown Cincinnati during BLINK, Cincinnati’s four-day outdoor public art and light event. This year, Fifth Third is inviting artists from across the region to participate in the unique exhibit. BLINK is the […]
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Press release: Pendleton County funeral home offers pet memorial services
A Pendleton County, Kentucky family funeral home has become the latest Northern Kentucky funeral home to now offer Pet Memorial and Cremation Services. Peoples Funeral Home with locations in Butler and Falmouth, Kentucky is pleased to announce their comprehensive Pet Memorial Services, including pet cremation are now available for all area pet owners. Funeral home […]
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Opinion: Yes on Amendment 2 will not change a thing about how our schools are funded
On November 5th you’ll be asked to vote on amending the Kentucky Constitution. Here is the exact language of Amendment 2: The General Assembly MAY provide financial support for the education of students outside the system of common schools. (emphasis added) Amendment 2 does not allow one single penny to be shifted from public school […]
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Opinion: Stand up for Kentucky’s kids: Vote NO on Amendment 2!
Written by Kayla Ritter Rickels In the upcoming election, we’ll be faced with a critical decision about the future of education in Kentucky. Amendment 2 proposes using public funds to subsidize private education. While it may sound like a way to increase school choice, the reality is that it risks undermining the very foundation of […]
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Opinion: Help public schools, do not take from them
Written by Kyle Jones Without question, public education in Kentucky can be better. Without question, economic inequality enables private schools in Louisville to boast about the millions of dollars in scholarships received by their graduates. Pointing out differences between inherently unequal institutions to justify more inequality is absurd and divisive. Not one person laboring within […]
