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Forensic auditor explains Fort Thomas’ $847K discrepancy as residents question oversight
Fort Thomas officials and residents grapple with the aftermath of a forensic audit revealing systemic accounting failures and an $847,335 cash discrepancy in the city's general fund.
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2mHorizon Community Foundation celebrates NKY nonprofit leaders
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