An NKU sophomore settles into her time at college but realizes she is missing something. Entrepreneurship major Bella Brink is a very detail-oriented student and found a major she cares deeply about. Growing up, Brink was surrounded by art and the passion that comes with it. Her dad and great-grandma were painters, and her mom, […]
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Find an NKY summer camp before it’s too late!
It’s officially spring, and you know what that means? Time to start preparing for summer, and for those with kids, it’s time to start thinking about what you’re going to do with them during the school break. One way to get your kids out of the house and provide them with fun and educational experiences […]
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Highlands grad scores ‘find of a lifetime’ Honus Wagner autographed book
Highlands High grad Chris Kidney runs a business reselling clothes and vintage items online. His business was doing okay, but he experienced quite a significant slump this past winter. It was one that made him consider getting out of the business, he said, but he decided to give it one last shot. He had recently […]
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Work out, but make it fun in NKY
This story is part of our latest super issue. Click here to read more. Sometimes, working out can feel like … well, work. If you’re feeling like you need to get a workout in, but you don’t really want to work that hard, and you need a drink, look no further. We’ve found several different places […]
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City of Covington seeking items for time capsule
The City of Covington is searching for items for a time capsule to be buried in the Covington Central Riverfront neighborhood. The “Fill a Time Capsule” submittal event is set for April 12 in front of the Latonia Branch of the Kenton County Public Library. The City of Covington wants to allow all residents to […]
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Classic opera Carmen comes to NKU
George Bizet’s classic opera “Carmen” is coming to NKU’s campus at the end of the month, courtesy of the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra and NKU’s School of the Arts. The performance will commemorate the opera’s 150th anniversary and feature work and performances from NKU students as well as Ignite. The leads will be played by Kristin […]
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Community through creativity: From zine enthusiasts to local shop owners
Tom and Ren Boeing transformed their love of zines into a fully fledged business, one focused on bringing the hobby’s local community together. Zines are self-published, small-circulation magazines, comics or newsletters that include text, original artwork and other unique characteristics. According to Tom, the appeal of zines is that they can be about anything, offering […]
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NKU opens registration for 2025 summer camps
Registration is open for several Northern Kentucky University summer camps. Every year, NKU’s summer camp program allows young students to explore career options and develop skills. Activities range from nature exploration and board game design to filmmaking, finance and cybersecurity. Most camps offer flexible scheduling to accommodate working families with optional early drop-off and aftercare […]
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Behringer-Crawford Museum celebrates 75 years of history
The Behringer-Crawford Museum is celebrating 75 years of art, culture and community. The museum’s rich history has a long legacy, with artifacts from the 1800s that connect stories across Northern Kentucky. “There’s all of the stories, the native people that lived in the region, artifacts and specimens of Ice-Age bison,” said Jason French, curator of […]
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Red Bull Flugtag to return to Cincinnati riverfront in 2025
Get your flugtag designs ready again, Tri-State — Red Bull is bringing its fan-favorite event back to Cincinnati this year. According to Red Bull’s website, as well as a special event permit submitted to Cincinnati City Council, Red Bull will host another flugtag on Saturday, Aug. 9. The event is also listed on Cincinnati’s special events […]