If you’ve done much cross-country travel, chances are you’ve already visited Hebron: It’s home to Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Airport, or CVG as it's more commonly known. These days Hebron boasts much more than convenient air travel. The city has grown substantially in recent years, welcoming an Amazon Regional Fulfillment Center (of only 15 nationwide) and attracting enough relocating businesses to warrant revamping roadways citywide to accommodate increased traffic. Quite possibly Northern Kentucky’s best example of rural-meets-suburban life, Hebron offers endless opportunities for both indoor and outdoor fun. The city’s many protected historic sites offer regular tours and reenactments, while an expanding retail scene features everything from antique shops to a Gap Clearance Outlet. Annual fairs and farmers markets celebrate Hebron’s rustic heritage and the city’s ample open spaces attract hikers, campers and outdoor enthusiasts from all over the region.
The number of passengers who flew from Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport in 2015 saw a notable bump, a continuing sign of the airport's resurgence, even as dominant Delta Air Lines continues to cut flights.
As 2015 comes to a close, Northern Kentucky leaders suggest highlights of the region's civic achievements, notable milestones, new businesses and emerging trends for the year.
Two leaders of the local business community have been named the new heads of the Kenton County Airport Board, which oversees the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport.
The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport experienced 20 percent local passenger growth for the fourth consecutive month in October, setting the table for cargo, facilities and jobs expansion.
Joanie Arias, vice president and general manager of DHL Express at CVG, explains why its Northern Kentucky "super hub" is so important to the international logistics company.
American Airlines and Allegiant Air are expanding service at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport.
Amazon's veteran hiring program can count Maurice Venegas as a success story. He's a retired U.S. Army Captain who has been working as a general manager at the Amazon Fulfillment Centers in Hebron since 2011.
International shipping giant DHL appears close to signing a new contract that would keep the company's North American hub in the region for decades to come, The Enquirer reports.
Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport's CEO says that regional carrier PSA Airlines' decision to relocation its maintenance base will help the airport's top priority: Getting more flights.
In June, discount airlines Allegiant Air and Frontier generated 18.4 percent of airport traffic, the highest marks in CVG's history for low-cost carriers.
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