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4 NKY volleyball players earn all-state honors, college commitments ahead of 2026 seasonFort Mitchell historian to explore life behind the Brent Spence Bridge nameThomas More Observatory in Crestview Hills prepares new season of public astronomy talksSt. Henry's Odom schedules surgeries around practice as Crusaders prep for second seasonNotre Dame Academy students tutor young English learners facing Kentucky's reading retention law
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Thomas More to induct 12 into Athletics Hall of Fame Oct. 1
Thomas More University in Crestview Hills will honor 10 individuals and two teams at its 2026 Athletics Hall of Fame ceremony on Oct. 1, with record-holders spanning six decades of Saints athletics.
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Thomas More to induct 12 into Athletics Hall of Fame Oct. 1
Thomas More University in Crestview Hills will honor 10 individuals and two teams at its 2026 Athletics Hall of Fame ceremony on Oct. 1, with record-holders spanning six decades of Saints athletics.
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Thomas More to induct 12 into Athletics Hall of Fame Oct. 1
Thomas More University in Crestview Hills will honor 10 individuals and two teams at its 2026 Athletics Hall of Fame ceremony on Oct. 1, with record-holders spanning six decades of Saints athletics.
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Crescent Springs council to vote on Ireland Avenue settlement Thursday
The Crescent Springs City Council meets Thursday, Aug. 13, with the Ireland Avenue townhome settlement ordinance and a personnel policy repeal expected on second reading after their July 27 introduction.
Local Government
NKY Chamber forum puts three county commissioners on stage Aug. 28
Kenton County Commissioner Beth Sewell joins commissioners from Boone and Campbell counties at the NKY Chamber's Aug. 28 Government Forum to discuss housing, transportation and quality of life, with audience Q&A and registration open now.
Education
Education
Education
Education
Dixie Heights principal wins statewide counselor-support award
Dixie Heights High School principal Roddy Stainforth was named KSCA Principal of the Year and Woodland Middle School counselor Julie Lovell won Middle School Counselor of the Year, the Kenton County School District announced Aug. 10, one week before the first day of school.
Education
Webb sets 100% readiness goal at Kenton County teacher orientation
Superintendent Dr. Henry Webb used Monday's new teacher orientation to set the Kenton County School District's two goals for 2026-27: 100% transition readiness and 96.25% attendance, with students reporting Aug. 19.
Education
Thomas More names alumnus Stephen Wright to board
Thomas More University in Crestview Hills has appointed 1999 alumnus and former Saints football player Stephen Wright to its Board of Trustees for a three-year term, where he will serve on the Finance, Business, and Capital Planning Committee.
Education
Beechwood freshmen to choose from 10 EDGE career tracks when school opens Aug. 19
Beechwood High School's newly posted orientation guide details the EDGE curriculum's 10 freshman minor tracks, a seven-period school day, $4 lunches and a seven-parent-note attendance cap ahead of the Aug. 19 first day in Fort Mitchell.
Education
Kenton County students top state averages in reading and math on 2024-25 assessments
Kenton County School District students outperformed state averages in reading and math at every grade level on the 2024-25 Kentucky Summative Assessment, with the widest margins in elementary math and high school math, as the district prepares for an Aug. 19 school start.
Education
Free teacher supply store opens Aug. 17 at Covington library
The Kenton County Public Library is hosting a free teacher supply store on Monday, Aug. 17, from 9 a.m. to noon at the Covington Branch, giving educators a chance to grab donated classroom materials two days before the Aug. 19 first day of school.
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Thomas More to induct 12 into Athletics Hall of Fame Oct. 1
Thomas More University in Crestview Hills will honor 10 individuals and two teams at its 2026 Athletics Hall of Fame ceremony on Oct. 1, with record-holders spanning six decades of Saints athletics.
Community
Derek Alan Band closes Fort Mitchell summer concert series Friday
The Derek Alan Band performs Friday, Aug. 14, at General Ormsby Mitchel Park to cap Fort Mitchell's seven-show 2026 summer concert series, days after Keen Voice Studio students took the stage for a Saturday showcase.
Business
Business
Business
Business
Villa Hills' hidden restaurant wins awards two years running
Sanctuary Social, a full-service restaurant tucked inside a Villa Hills subdivision, has earned LINK nky Readers' Choice recognition two years running since proprietor Andy Hagelman opened it in December 2024.
Business
Crestview Hills printer Flottman Company marks 105 years under one family
Flottman Company, a woman-owned, third-generation printing firm headquartered in Crestview Hills since 1998, was named NKY Chamber Member of the Day on Thursday, Aug. 6, after 105 years of family ownership spanning pharmaceutical packaging, commercial printing and digital marketing.
Business
BE NKY names Cincinnati development veteran as strategy chief
BE NKY Growth Partnership named Anthony Cadle, a Dayton, Ky., native who most recently led economic development for the City of Cincinnati, as its new vice president of strategy, tasking him with writing the region's next five-to-10-year Economic Plan.
Business
NKY Business Hall of Fame to honor four leaders, including late Erlanger homebuilder Gordon Martin
Northern Kentucky Magazine will induct Rich Boehne, Bob Hoffer, Bob Heil and posthumous honoree Gordon Martin into the eighth annual NKY Business Hall of Fame on Aug. 12 at Receptions in Erlanger.
Business
Bourbon & Boards pairs professionals with nonprofit boards Aug. 13
Northern Kentucky Young Professionals hosts its Bourbon & Boards event Aug. 13 at Wenzel Distillery in Covington, connecting area professionals with local nonprofits seeking board members.
Business
Seven Kenton County students earn spots in NKY Chamber's youth leadership class
Seven students from Beechwood, Dixie Heights, St. Henry and Notre Dame Academy earned spots in the NKY Chamber's 33rd Regional Youth Leadership class, a competitive seven-month program for high school juniors that begins in September.
Sports
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Brady Johnson
Brady Johnson is an Illinois native and an Augustana College journalism alumni. His prior experience includes a stint as a Newscast Producer for KWQC-TV6 News in Davenport, Iowa.
Brady Johnson
Brady Johnson is an Illinois native and an Augustana College journalism alumni. His prior experience includes a stint as a Newscast Producer for KWQC-TV6 News in Davenport, Iowa.
Brady Johnson
Brady Johnson is an Illinois native and an Augustana College journalism alumni. His prior experience includes a stint as a Newscast Producer for KWQC-TV6 News in Davenport, Iowa.
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