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Fort Wright's proposed drone regulations could signal wider changes
Fort Wright is becoming the first city in Kenton County to implement zoning regulations for delivery drones and their stations, aiming to proactively manage this emerging technology.
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2mFSR Magazine names Dayton’s Wayfarer Tavern in ‘Top 50 Independent Restaurants’
Dayton's Wayfarer Tavern earns a prestigious spot on FSR Magazine's 'Top 50 Independent Restaurant' list for 2026, celebrated for its unique pizza styles and strong community focus.
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2mUnited Airlines adds nonstop CVG-San Francisco flight
United Airlines is set to launch a new nonstop route between Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport and San Francisco, promising significant economic growth and improved travel connectivity for the region.
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2mLocal tech VP, business community leader announces retirement
Dale Silver, the esteemed vice president of client services at C-Forward, announces her retirement following a distinguished career defined by leadership, community service, and philanthropy in Northern Kentucky.
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3mAlexandria considers updated rules for e-bikes, e-scooters
Alexandria city officials are modernizing local ordinances to better regulate the growing use of electric bikes and scooters, focusing on safety, compliance, and effective enforcement strategies.
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4mTwo low-income homes are coming to Pleasant Street in Covington
Covington is addressing the local housing shortage by installing two new prefabricated homes on Pleasant Street, marking the first phase of a broader plan to build fifteen affordable houses.