Million-dollar condos with riverfront views. A B&B in an old church with Victorian décor and Jacuzzi tubs. “Casual gourmet” restaurants and hip coffeehouses. A main street with interesting architecture, dotted with benches and flowers and nicely lit storefronts. Businesses that have been operating for generations alongside businesses that have been operating for a mere year or two. This is Bellevue. If you haven’t ventured past Newport on the Levee, you’re missing out on this city, easily reached off I-471. And check out the Bellevue Beach Park, also on the riverfront. Its name acknowledges the city’s old-time swimming spots.
The fund makes direct payments to nonprofits affected financially by the pandemic. Most recently, $1 million was awarded to 14 organizations in Campbell County.
After four years, the leaf compost is now ready to return to the public for garden use.
The companies on the list were ranked according to their revenue growth from 2018 to 2021.
The companies on the list were ranked according to their revenue growth from 2018 to 2021.
International investment is a leading driver of jobs in the region.
The Fund’s capital has now more than doubled beyond the original $10 million that launched the Fund in 2013.
Created by the Northern Kentucky Convention and Visitors Bureau, The B-Line includes five bourbon distilleries, as well as eight bars and six bourbon-centric restaurants.
Keep an eye on these fast-growing companies in the year ahead and beyond.
The community is driven by an urge to do something, and by ties to a country under siege.
New analysis finds “the economic momentum enjoyed by Northern Kentucky has no peer within the state.”
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