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Dan Beard Council opens Scouting America enrollment
2+ hour, 59+ min ago (167+ words) The Dan Beard Council of Scouting America, Greater Cincinnati’s most prominent youth scouting organization, invites kids and families across the region to participate in its sanctioned activities. Members of Scouting America participate in outdoor activities such as camping, hiking, and…...
Press release: NKY Chamber Announces 33rd Regional Youth Leadership Class
19+ hour, 9+ min ago (354+ words) LINK nky The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) is excited to announce the 44 high school students selected for the incoming 2027 Regional Youth Leadership class, representing 34 schools across the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky area. This year’s class marks…...
Press release: Alcove by MadTree Opens in Summit Park on August 11
19+ hour, 10+ min ago (281+ words) CINCINNATI (August 5, 2026) – Blue Ash, save the date. Alcove by MadTree opens at Summit Park on August 11, bringing genuine hospitality and an elevated American bistro to the edge of the 130-acre park. “We can’t wait to welcome guests into Alcove-Summit Park…...
Press release: Fort Mitchell Resident has Special Reasons to Celebrate America's 250th
19+ hour, 9+ min ago (404+ words) Press release: Fort Mitchell Resident has Special Reasons to Celebrate America’s 250th LINK nky A local resident has a personal familial reason to celebrate the 250th birthday of the United States. Having a lifelong interest in history, Fort Mitchell resident Brandt Coleman…...
Press release: Back to School Blessings Outreach to Equip and Encourage Students
19+ hour, 3+ min ago (194+ words) LINK nky For Immediate Release: Northern Kentucky — Back to School Blessings will bring supplies, fresh produce from the Cincinnati Freestore Foodbank, prayer, and celebration to local families on Saturday, August 8, from 12PM to 2PM at First Baptist Church of Elsmere, 1007 Garvey Avenue,…...
Press release: SENATE PRESIDENT ROBERT STIVERS ON GOVERNOR’S DATA CENTERS EXECUTIVE ORDER
19+ hour, 4+ min ago (325+ words) FRANKFORT, Ky (Aug. 6, 2026) — The following is a statement from Senate President Robert Stivers, R-Manchester, regarding the governor’s executive order on data centers today. “It’s about time the governor came around to the legislature’s way of thinking. His executive order largely…...
FSR Magazine names Dayton’s Wayfarer Tavern in ‘Top 50 Independent Restaurants’
18+ hour, 20+ min ago (166+ words) LINK nky Dayton’s Wayfarer Tavern was named a “Top 50 Independent Restaurant” of 2026 by FSR Magazine. Find things to do across NKY and a collection of our latest arts and culture reporting. FSR magazine is a trade publication and digital media…...
United Airlines adds nonstop CVG-San Francisco flight
18+ hour, 21+ min ago (202+ words) LINK nky United Airlines is launching a nonstop flight from the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport to the San Francisco International Airport. Starting Oct. 25, Greater Cincinnati travelers will soon have access to one of CVG’s most underserved markets. San Francisco…...
Local tech VP, business community leader announces retirement
18+ hour, 34+ min ago (204+ words) Dale Silver, vice president of client services at C-Forward, a local IT company and business community leader, announced her retirement this week. She will conclude her time at the company on Jan. 15. “Dale has been the heart of our client…...
Alexandria considers updated rules for e-bikes, e-scooters
19+ hour, 26+ min ago (437+ words) Alexandria officials are considering an overhaul of the city’s rules governing electric bikes and scooters as they become a more common sight on streets and sidewalks. The city council heard the first reading of the ordinance at its Aug. 6 meeting…...