Answers in Genesis, the Christian organization behind the Ark Encounter and Creation Museum, has just made their next real estate purchase in Northern Kentucky. For a price tag of $31.3 million, Answers in Genesis bought the former Toyota North American engineering & manufacturing headquarters from Corporex, located in Erlanger around Mineola Pike. Toyota moved out […]
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Voters experience over 2-hour wait times to vote at Northern Kentucky polling places
During Kentucky’s Nov. 8 elections, multiple Kenton County polling places experienced long lines and wait times resulting in an outcry from voters. Voter Cynthia Waldenmaier told LINK nky that she showed up to St. Barbara Roman Catholic Church in Erlanger at 10 a.m. eager to vote. She traditionally allots one hour of time from her […]
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From 12 to 9: Shrinking Erlanger council race threatens to push out incumbents
Editor’s note: LINK nky sent a candidate questionnaire by email to every candidate in the race and received responses from six individuals. Ryan Elmore, Don Skidmore, Renee Skidmore, Stephen Knipper, and Frank Wichmann did not return a request for their campaign information. This story has been updated to include comments from Tyson Hermes. Erlanger City […]
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Erlanger-based Cyclones player wants to ‘put Northern Kentucky on the map’
This is Louie Caporusso’s second year playing with the Cincinnati Cyclones. The Erlanger resident and assistant captain is happy to have found a home base in Northern Kentucky, where he said he loves his neighbors and how welcoming everyone is. “What I love about it is probably just how nice all the neighbors are,” he […]
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The Hive East Coast Kitchen: New Jersey flavors served in Erlanger
Many restaurants in Northern Kentucky offer tastes from other countries; few serve flavors from regions within the United States. The Hive East Coast Kitchen in Erlanger serves East Coast-inspired cuisine. Erlanger Mayor Jessica Fette opened the restaurant early this year. The Hive’s origins date back to 1989 when the LaCorte family – Jessica, her parents, […]
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NKY agencies join Imagine a Day Without Water campaign
More than 1,000 organizations across the country — including two right here in Northern Kentucky — are participating in a campaign to raise awareness about the role of water infrastructure in our lives and the importance of investment in those services. Sanitation District No. 1, known locally as SD1, and the Northern Kentucky Water District […]
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Futurist to present at OneNKY Summit Series next week
When you think about the future, what do you envision? Perhaps it is a world much like today, save changes in technology and fashion. Futurist Christopher Rice is speaking at the OneNKY Alliance’s Summit Series next week at the Ignite Institute in Erlanger from 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., where he will talk about key […]
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Perfetti Van Melle names new VP of growth and transformation
Paula Dart has been named vice president of growth and transformation for Erlanger-based Perfetti Van Melle North America. Dart joined Perfetti Van Melle on Oct. 6 to establish the new executive leadership team role for North America. “As we continue to grow rapidly and meet fast-changing consumer behaviors and market dynamics, we’re pleased to welcome […]
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Erlanger branch of Kenton County Public Library celebrates 20 years
The Erlanger Branch of the Kenton County Public Library is celebrating 20 years at its permanent home. In 1914 the Erlanger Library was established by the Erlanger Women’s Club. Volunteers and one librarian operated this library. The community embraced the Erlanger Branch Library despite relocating to several locations over the years. On Oct. 13, 2002, […]
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Erlanger joins program to aid homebuyers with down payment, closing costs
The city of Erlanger has officially joined the Northern Kentucky HOME Consortium, a collection of cities which stimulate home ownership using federal home funding. “Earlier in the year, Covington Mayor Joe Meyer came and talked to council about the program, and what it would mean to be part of the program,” said Mayor Jessica Fette. […]
