Video myNKY: What does it mean to you?
In late January, Vision 2015 launched myNKY, a six-month campaign to engage residents and business, civic, education and religious leaders in determining the future of Northern Kentucky in the next five years. Here, they share just a few of the stories they've collected over the past few weeks.
Vision 2015 designed the myNKY campaign to be highly social—with an interactive website; Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube pages; a QR code campaign across Northern Kentucky in coffee shops, libraries and on campuses; and a moving wall that will travel to various locations in the region and beckon people to participate.
Here, they share just a few of the stories they’ve collected over the past few weeks.
Read more about myNKY in Soapbox.
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