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Ohio THC beverage law drives brands to Kentucky
Ohio's new SB 56 forces THC-infused beverages into dispensaries, prompting brands like Estazzi to move inventory to Kentucky as retailers and brewers face a significant industry disruption.
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2mCircus bringing acrobats, clowns and ‘Globe of Death’ to Boone County
Experience the magic of Cirque Du Luxe at the Boone County Fairgrounds this September, featuring breathtaking acrobatics, hilarious clowns, and the daring Motorcycle Globe of Death.
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2mLloyd Memorial HS, community orgs to pilot supply chain career program
Lloyd Memorial High School is launching a pilot program to prepare seniors for logistics and manufacturing careers through mentorship, financial literacy, and paid work-based learning opportunities.
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4mFriday night football roundup/scores
Frederick Douglass dominates the fourth quarter to avenge last season's loss against Highlands, while several other area high school football teams secure hard-fought victories in their opening games.
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7mSimon Kenton turns a familiar rivalry into a familiar result
Simon Kenton extended their season-opening winning streak against rival Dixie Heights to four years with a commanding 42-13 victory, fueled by a balanced offense and strong defensive execution.
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6mLloyd Memorial spoils NewCath's first game in new stadium
Lloyd Memorial quarterback Colten Barger led the Juggernauts to a dominant 21-3 victory over Newport Central Catholic, showcasing an impressive performance in his first regular-season start under center.