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Fort Thomas natives return home to showcase art in new exhibition
Highlands High School graduates Lucie Rice and Jane Pompilio return to Fort Thomas for an enchanting exhibition merging colorful illustration and intricate stained glass at 8 North Center.
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1mDispose of hazardous household waste at this event next month
Northern Kentucky residents can safely dispose of hazardous household waste, including electronics and chemicals, at a designated collection event at Thomas More Stadium on November 7.
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2mKenton County Library to celebrate 20th anniversary of haunted library
Kenton County Public Library celebrates its 20th anniversary with "The Confectionery Catastrophe," a spooky, candy-themed haunted attraction at the Independence branch this October.
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6mPresident Trump holds midterm rally in Highland Heights
President Donald Trump rallied supporters in Northern Kentucky, urging voters to support Republican candidates in upcoming midterm elections and highlighting key policy platforms while campaigning in the region.
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2mPresident Trump holds rally in Highland Heights today
President Donald Trump hosts a midterm rally at Truist Arena today, prompting significant traffic warnings and travel delays in Highland Heights as key Kentucky election races heat up.
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2mCovington Neighborhood Grant applications open next month
Covington neighborhood groups can apply for up to $5,000 in grant funding starting November 16 to support local community improvement projects and enhance city living.