The Fort Thomas Farmers Market is about to reopen for the spring and summer. The Fort Thomas Farmers Market is set to open for the 2026 season on April 15 at the Fort Thomas Mess Hall, located at 801 Cochran Ave. The market is open every Wednesday from 3 p.m. until Dec. 16. Parking is […]
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New state license plate helps promote Gateway, community college system
Local residents can now support emergency funding for students at Gateway and other Kentucky community and technical colleges by purchasing a new Kentucky Community and Technical College System, or KCTCS, license plate when renewing their vehicle registration. “With every registration, $10 goes directly to our student emergency funds, helping remove non-academic barriers and keeping our […]
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From Union to Covington, here are some NKY homes for sale
This story originally appeared in the April 10, 2026, edition of the LINK Reader. To get stories like this first, subscribe here. Each week, we feature houses for sale around Boone, Campbell and Kenton counties, and this week, we’ve got some great properties to check out. Five bedrooms and four cars Address: 2424 Royal Castle […]
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Get free trees for Earth Day and Arbor Day in Kenton County
Covington and Kenton County residents can celebrate Earth Day and Arbor Day, observed on April 22 and April 24, respectively, this year, by getting free seedlings at two different events on Saturday, April 25. The first event is the University of Kentucky’s Kenton County Extension Office’s Earth Day Tree Seedling Giveaway from 9 a.m. to […]
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The first LINK nky Team of the Week for spring sports: Simon Kenton boys volleyball
The first LINK nky Team of the Week for the spring sports season presented by Ortho Cincy is the Simon Kenton boys volleyball team. A bonus for the Simon Kenton boys volleyball team is that they are now eligible for Team of the Season (TOS) for the spring sports season. St. Henry’s boys cross country team won […]
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The Kentucky Barrels kick off Sunday: Here’s what to know
Arena football will be back in Northern Kentucky on Sunday for the first time in over a decade. The Kentucky Barrels will kick off their inaugural season in the AF1 (Arena Football One) on Sunday at Northern Kentucky University’s Truist Arena against the Michigan Arsenal at 5 p.m. Here’s what to look for: Arena Football […]
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Florence Spring Clean Up Week returning
Florence’s annual Spring Clean Up Week is approaching! The City of Florence will hold its annual Spring Clean Up Week April 20–26 at the Public Services Maintenance Facility, 7850 Tanners Lane. The event is open only to Florence residents who must show proof of residency at drop-off. Residents can dispose of household debris during the […]
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Support local NICUs by stuffing the bus this Saturday
Community members can support local infants in neonatal intensive care units, or NICUs, this Saturday at two special events implemented in partnership with the Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky, Metro and March of Dimes. Residents can help by purchasing unopened diaper and baby wipe packages and putting them in buses at the locations listed below. […]
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Flying Pig issues $20K in scholarships to local student athletes
The Flying Pig Community Scholars Program, which operates under the umbrella of the Flying Pig Marathon, issued $20,000 to 24 high school student athletes around Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati on Thursday. The recipients were honored at a special ceremony at Music Hall in Cincinnati. The scholarship program began in 2018 and started off as […]
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NKY tourism generates $3.3 billion in 2025, report shows
Northern Kentucky’s tourism and visitors bureau, meetNKY, found that Northern Kentucky’s tourism economy generated around $3.3 billion in visitor spending throughout 2025. Recently, the organization published its annual report, which revealed that Northern Kentucky welcomed 26.5 million visitors in 2025. In addition, the region generated $475 million in lodging revenue last year, even as parts […]
