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Alexandria mayor fulfills decade-old promise to bring skatepark to city
After 12 years of advocacy, Chris Mardis and Mayor Andy Schabell finally celebrated the opening of Alexandria's new skatepark, proving that persistent community effort eventually pays off.
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4m50 greatest NKY sports teams in 50 days: Day 7, 1976 Lloyd Memorial football
Explore Northern Kentucky's 50 greatest prep sports teams, starting with the dominant 1976 Lloyd Memorial Football team that went 14-0 to capture the state championship.
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5m50 greatest NKY sports teams in 50 days: Day 5, 1960 Highlands football
Discover Northern Kentucky's 50 greatest prep sports teams, starting with the legendary 1960 Highlands football team that secured the program's first state championship and established a lasting gridiron dynasty.
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5mFlorence Juneteenth celebration connects community to history and culture
Florence celebrates Juneteenth by honoring its deep historical roots, highlighting local African American veterans, and fundraising for a new community center focused on youth development and workforce opportunities.
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8mFirst-ever Covington Catholic volleyball coach leans into new job
Former college player Tara Leen is appointed as the first head coach for Covington Catholic High School's new boys volleyball program, set to launch for the 2027 season.
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8mBoone County preservation plan aims to safeguard history while guiding future growth
Boone County officials have unveiled an updated historic preservation plan aimed at balancing rapid population growth with the protection of over 1,600 historic buildings and archaeological sites.