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Whatever happened to Erlanger's Flock cameras?
The city of Erlanger is discontinuing its use of Flock surveillance cameras after funding from a tourism partner ended and officials decided not to renew the contract.
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4mVote for the LINK nky Educator of the Week
LINK nky celebrates Northern Kentucky's outstanding educators through a weekly contest. Meet Sarah Weber, Madison Reed-Perry, and Erin King, and vote for your favorite teacher to win classroom rewards.
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5mTraveler’s Table to open in Fort Thomas this week
Traveler’s Table in Fort Thomas debuts September 4, offering an immersive culinary journey with authentic global dishes, curated wine pairings, and captivating cultural stories for every diner.
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2mHeading to Riverfest? Here’s what to expect in downtown Covington
The annual Riverfest fireworks return this Labor Day weekend, prompting Covington officials to release important traffic, parking, and safety guidelines to ensure a smooth experience for all attendees.
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4mBig man on campus: 6-11 basketball standout Ben McKinney is at Newport
Newport High School bolsters its basketball roster with the high-profile transfer of four-star center Ben McKinney, signaling a major push for regional dominance in the upcoming season.
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8mSaints and Norse notes
This sports roundup covers recent Northern Kentucky University and Thomas More University athletic action, including soccer streaks, volleyball results, triathlon performances, and football updates.