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Highland Heights hears $4.6M proposed park additions
Highland Heights plans a $4.6 million project to add new park features and recreational spaces over the next 5-10 years, including nature trails, playgrounds, and sports facilities.
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2mBehringer-Crawford Museum to host virtual program on Brent Spence's life and legacy
Join the Behringer-Crawford Museum for a fascinating virtual presentation exploring the life, family, and lasting legacy of long-serving Northern Kentucky Congressman Brent Spence.
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4mNKY Chamber announces 33rd Regional Youth Leadership Class
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce has unveiled its 44-student cohort for the 2027 Regional Youth Leadership program, designed to cultivate future leaders through immersive community development experiences.
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7mFive things to know about Newport Central Catholic football for 2026
Newport Central Catholic enters a transformative 2026 season under new head coach Terry Brown, debuting at their brand-new home stadium with an ambitious, refreshed roster and storied traditions.
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4mMeet your superintendent: Newport Independent Schools
Matt Atkins, a lifelong Newport resident and dedicated educator, leads his hometown school district with a focus on community relationships, financial recovery, and building trust for student success.
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3mSilver Grove accepts $59k bid for road repaving project
Silver Grove City Council approved a $59,000 bid from Riegler Blacktop to repave West Fourth Street, opting for a higher-quality, deeper foundation to ensure long-term durability for residents.