The Campbell County Planning and Zoning meeting tonight was the second meeting held to discuss the proposal made by Maronda Homes for a 98-home housing development at 10743 S. Licking Pike. Unlike the first meeting, the commission approved the zoning change and stage one development to move forward to the Campbell County Fiscal Court. Commissioner […]
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Housing Opportunities of Northern Kentucky complete new affordable home in Erlanger
Join Housing Opportunities of Northern Kentucky as they celebrate the completion of their brand-new affordable home in Erlanger. Meet the family that will be moving in and see the additions that were made possible through the support of an anonymous local donor and the craftsmanship of HONK’s construction staff and community partners. 433 Division Street […]
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Proposed Maronda Homes project goes back to Campbell County Planning and Zoning meeting tonight
Last month a Campbell County Planning and Zoning meeting was held to vote on a proposed housing development by Maronda Homes. The project will be the topic of tonight’s meeting. To recap: Maronda Homes is seeking approval of stage-one plans for single-family residential development for 93 homes on approximately 47 acres located at 10743 S. […]
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Vietnam war veterans ask for memorial to be built in Campbell County
At the Campbell County Fiscal Court meeting on April 6, members of the Vietnam Veterans of America Bluegrass Chapter No. 88 addressed the court, asking for a Vietnam Veterans memorial to be built in Campbell County. Both Boone and Kenton Counties have Vietnam Veteran memorials to honor those from each county who died in the […]
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James Taylor Park in Newport undergoing renovations inspired in part by Ovation
If you live in Newport or pay frequent visits to James Taylor Park, you may have noticed some changes recently. In the Newport Community Discussion group on Facebook, speculation has ensued on what exactly is going on with things like trees and shrubs being ripped out along the riverbank. According to Newport Parks and Recreation […]
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The long-awaited new Grant’s Lick Elementary School may finally be underway
The process of building a new Grant’s Lick Elementary School began around 2019 with the purchase of 80 acres in southern Campbell County near Plum Creek Church. With the current elementary school building being built in 1936 and a growing population in southern Campbell County, the Campbell County School District couldn’t pass up the opportunity […]
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ION Center hosts 2022 NKY/Cincy Take Back the Night event
Cincinnati / Northern Kentucky Take Back the Night, or TBTN, is an event that seeks to end sexual violence in all its forms, including sexual assault, sexual abuse and incest. TBTN empowers survivors in the healing process, honors those who have not survived and inspires responsibility in us all. The 2022 Cincy/NKY Take Back the Night […]
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Heritage Bank welcomes David Ekey
Heritage Bank announced this week that David Ekey as senior vice president, commercial loan officer. With over 25 years in banking, David Ekey has held finance and commercial lending roles at Liftra USA, General Electric Credit Union, Warsaw Federal Bank, Merchant Bank & Trust, Fifth Third Bancorp and KeyBank. He holds a Bachelor of Science […]
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Northern Kentucky Easter egg hunts: when and where they’re happening
This story has been updated to include changes due to weather. If your city does not show a change then an announcement has not been made. After event cancelations throughout the last two years, cities are opening back up and community events are in full swing. Here is a list of local Easter egg hunts […]
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NKU creates the Center for Family Enterprise and Small Business; names Dawn Parks as DirectorÂ
Northern Kentucky University unveiled the Center for Family Enterprise and Small Business with Dawn Parks serving as the director of this new initiative. The CFESB was established to function as a premier resource and learning community for family enterprises and small businesses throughout the tri-state, encouraging business innovation and growth. “We are thrilled to formally announce the Center for […]
