Ft. Mitchell, KY – DBL Law is delighted to announce the return of its Signature Women’s Event, scheduled for Friday, September 13th, 2024, from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM at the elegant Fort Mitchell Country Club. This exclusive event promises an afternoon filled with luxury, lifestyle, and unparalleled networking opportunities, crafted specially for the modern […]
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Press release: Notre Dame Academy and Thomas More University partner to establish Direct Admission Program for Students
Park Hills, KY – Notre Dame Academy (NDA) is excited to announce a groundbreaking partnership with Thomas More University that will provide direct admission to all NDA graduates, beginning with the Class of 2025. This historic agreement marks the first direct admission partnership of its kind for an all-girls Catholic high school in Greater Cincinnati […]
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Press release: The community is invited to a ribbon cutting and open house for the Crescent Springs and Villa Hills few fire station
The Community is Invited to a Ribbon Cutting and Open House for our New Fire Station. The Cities of Crescent Springs and Villa Hills are excited to officially open it’s new station located at 777 Overlook Road, in Crescent Springs. A ribbon cutting and open house will take place on Saturday September 21st from noon […]
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Letter to the Editor: Questioning the Covington Mayor Council proposal
This November voters in Covington, Kentucky, will be asked to consider changing their form of government from a Council-Manager to a Mayor-Council (an executive mayor) system. The group asking for this change, Forward Covington, is led by business interests who argue that Covington’s current governmental form is not sufficiently efficient and that by investing more […]
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Press release: Horizon Community Funds grants $100,000 to Northern Kentucky nonprofits
COVINGTON, KY – Horizon Community Funds has granted $100,000 to six different nonprofits serving Northern Kentucky. This is the largest Community Impact Fund grant cycle since Horizon Community Funds was founded in 2017. The Community Impact Fund connects the community to needs across Northern Kentucky and uses collective giving as a way to contribute to […]
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Letter to the Editor: Investing in our youth is also an investment in America’s Cybersecurity
Given the prevalence of digital risks in the modern world, aspiring cybersecurity professionals must receive the best training possible. This past June, KC7 partnered with the Fayette County Public Schools Office of Innovation to host its second cybersecurity summer camp this past June. This camp is revolutionizing cybersecurity education by using immersive role-playing and hands-on […]
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Letter to the Editor: Protect our public schools: Vote NO on Amendment 2
As a proud public school graduate — and an even prouder public school teacher — I have seen firsthand the vital role that public schools play in our communities. Public schools strive to provide quality education and support services to all students and their families. At Ludlow Independent Schools, where I’ve taught for twenty three […]
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Letter to the Editor: Senator Chris McDaniel fights for local nonprofit
Written by Lauren Huizenga, Senior Vice President at Wendal Inc., a tech company in Covington. Have you ever heard of a boxer punching above their weight? That’s what northern Kentucky has in Senator Chris McDaniel. As the powerful Chairman of the Senate Appropriations & Revenue Committee, the committee that develops the state budget, he is […]
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Opinion: Boone County lowers property tax rate and secures money for county infastruture needs
Written by Boone County Commissioner Jesse Brewer It is no secret that I am a believer in small government and limited taxes. Government has become far too big, bloated and way too involved with many aspects of our lives, from the federal government to the local level. However, I do believe that there are some […]
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Opinion: Myth one: Public dollars are for public entities
Written by T.J. Roberts, a Republican running for election to the Kentucky House of Representatives to represent District 66, which includes parts of Boone County Let’s play out the argument that public funds are only for public entities. Because I hear the Governor, the Lt. Governor, and the teacher’s union say this often. Do they […]
