When the safety net vanishes for independent restaurants, community steps forward with Chowdown Cares
In this environment, even a brief disruption can threaten a small restaurant’s ability to stay open.
Located in northwestern Kenton County, the largely suburban city of Erlanger sprang up around the Southern Railroad in the late 19th Century and experienced speedy growth with the expansion of I-75 in the 1960s. Erlanger’s convenient proximity to downtown, CVG, the I-75 corridor and points south has made it an ideal location for engineering and manufacturing operations that benefit from Erlanger’s favorable business environment. Business owners, residents and visitors alike attest to Erlanger’s amiable pace — its nickname is “Friendship City,” after all — citing numerous green spaces, an active historical society, regular farmers markets and family-friendly fun like the Cherry Hill Swim Club, which hosts summer movie nights and other activities.
In this environment, even a brief disruption can threaten a small restaurant’s ability to stay open.
Employment in the life sciences industry in Northern Kentucky is projected to grow 21.5% through 2029.
Four local people who increased the odds for success with hard work, counseling, rehab, training and a good job.
Consensus-building brought together a public-private partnership to preserve a tract that's been on the conservation radar for years.
NKADD, Brighton Center, NKCAC and PDS of Kenton County effort reflects a year of strategic planning.
The people we call for help may not ask for help themselves. But there's a growing awareness and options for treatment.
Atlas Air Worldwide consistently searches for aviation talent such as pilots and aircraft maintenance technicians, or IT talent for its operations center in Erlanger, KY.
The library has built a nationally recognized career and job services program that assists a couple thousand people a year.
As Congress and the states fail to update, reform, and address immigration laws and regulations, cities are where the future face of America is taking shape in real time.
Schools, hospitals, area chefs, farmers' markets, and SNAP recipients could all benefit from the project.
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