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'Inclusion means all' Catholic schools rally to enroll students with disabilities
The Diocese of Covington is transforming its approach to special education by partnering with parents and the FIRE Foundation to welcome students with disabilities into Catholic schools.
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2mFlorence announces road closures for Honor Run on Nov. 15
The St. Elizabeth Healthcare Honor Run returns to Florence this Sunday to support Honor Flight Tri-State, prompting temporary road closures across several major local thoroughfares.
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2mMolly Malone’s is for sale, but it’s not going anywhere
The properties housing Molly Malone's in Covington and Louisville are for sale for $8.2 million, but the restaurants will remain open under a sale-leaseback arrangement.
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2mNKY Convention Center to buy CCR parcel for outdoor space expansion
The Northern Kentucky Convention Center plans to purchase land in Covington for a $3.2 million expansion, focusing on new outdoor event space to modernize facilities and increase tourism.
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2mSen. Chris McDaniel honored as Kentucky Chamber MVP
Kentucky Senator Chris McDaniel was honored as a Chamber MVP for his leadership in crafting fiscally responsible state budgets and championing pro-business legislation to drive economic growth.
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4mWalton Artist Collaborative plans murals, programs and more
Amanda Bowman and the Walton Artist Collaborative are successfully bringing vibrant arts initiatives, workshops, and community-driven projects to the residents of suburban Boone County.