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Covington debates mayor pay as Crescent Springs preps budget
NKY local governments discuss conservation funding, GED education, and infrastructure upgrades. Covington transitions to a mayor-council system, while Fort Mitchell considers a semi-truck traffic ban.
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4mAfter lawsuit, Kentucky updates rule to match voter registration with out-of-state records
Kentucky election officials enacted a new regulation to accurately verify voter registration against out-of-state records, successfully resolving a federal lawsuit regarding compliance with the National Voter Registration Act.
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2mKY Rep. Stephanie Dietz honored as 'Friend of Kentucky Cities'
Kentucky Representative Stephanie Dietz received the 'Friend of Kentucky Cities' award for her legislative advocacy, despite her sponsored bills failing to pass during the recent session.
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2mKenton County Police Chief Spike Jones voted in as new Covington assistant city manager
Former Covington police chief Michael "Spike" Jones returns to city government after being appointed as the new assistant city manager, effective this September.
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2mWalton Fire Protection District to break ground on new training center
The Walton Fire Protection District will host a groundbreaking ceremony on September 18 for a new training center designed to enhance skills for fire and EMS personnel.
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3mOhio Valley Woodcarvers Expo coming to Cold Spring in September
Join the River Valley Wood Carvers for their annual expo in Northern Kentucky, featuring live demonstrations, competitions, and unique artwork while supporting vital community and youth charity programs.