Newport

Resting comfortably on the south side of the Ohio River lies Newport, another great example of the region's fusion of old-school southern charm and contemporary development. At the mouth of the Purple People Bridge sits its greatest testament to development, the massive Newport on the Levee, a lively complex of entertainment hot spots, chic restaurants and trendy watering holes, as well as the acclaimed Newport Aquarium. Monmouth and York streets capture the flavor of a century passed with their collections of charming storefronts and residential neighborhoods featuring welcoming local taverns as well as some of the region's best restaurants, including York Street Cafe.

Development News Owner Dave Mulcahy and his daughter, Maddie Mulcahy, a sophomore at Highlands High School who often helps out in the store.

Holiday gift giving guide: Fort Thomas


Feature Story More than meets the eye list

Silent stories speaking plainly


Development News Wendell Berry Vol 1 list

Wendell Berry's odes to Appalachia


Longform Shake-It’s exterior signage pays tribute to legendary performers.

Local shops spin National Record Store Day


Development News Kelly Schneider Morgan, a 3rd generation owner of Bellevue's Schneider's Sweet Shop, holds up a tray of the shop’s best-selling opera creams. Schneider’s has operated since 1939 and still uses some of the original equipment to make chocolate.

Knowing beans about love


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Uber Freight expands its operations in Newport


Development News Jerry Peluso with a picture of his mother, Frances.

It’s the end of an era in Newport politics.


Feature Story Ebert's Meats has been around for 125 years, but needs to move soon. Rob Bardo is a partner in the business.

A walk down Monmouth Street: Celebrating the old and the new