Catalytic Fund’s Beyond the Curb offers inside look at iconic NKY homes
New initiative entices residential and commercial real estate buyers with a behind-the-scenes look at high-profile properties in NKY river towns.
It doesn’t get much more quaintly picturesque than the quiet riverside town of Ludlow. Located along Highway 8 in northwestern Kenton County, Ludlow offers ample opportunities for enterprise and fun on the river, which factors prominently in the town’s history and economy. It's easily accessed from Cincinnati via I-75/Covington and the nearby Anderson Ferry. Taverns and eateries that once provided respite for traveling boatmen are experiencing a renaissance as revelers from all over Greater Cincinnati flock to more offbeat spots like the popular Ludlow-Bromley Yacht Club. Affordable cost of living and plentiful green spaces make Ludlow an increasingly attractive option for families. On summer nights the air is thick with barbeque smoke and the crack of baseball bats from nearby parks, which range from untouched nature to fully outfitted playgrounds. Available real estate includes historic homes, multi-unit buildings, condos, townhouses and commercial properties with substantial acreage.
New initiative entices residential and commercial real estate buyers with a behind-the-scenes look at high-profile properties in NKY river towns.
Community Action Commission marks 50-year milestone of providing fundamental services to children, families and elderly citizens across eight NKY counties.
This summer will see construction and development activity in Ludlow, Covington, Newport, Bellevue and Dayton to start filling in gaps along the 11-mile Riverfront Commons walking/biking trail.
Skyward and regional health partners are introducing new health and wellness programs in Covington, Newport, Ludlow, Ft. Mitchell and Gallatin County to test their effectiveness.
A partnership forged by Skyward connects NaviGo Scholars with high school juniors from Bellevue, Dayton, Holmes, Ludlow, Newport and Walton-Verona high schools to explore environmental science topics and potential careers.
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.
Here's a roundup of 11 high-profile businesses that just happen to be celebrating their one-year anniversary or will before the start of the new year, including Folk School Coffee Parlor in Ludlow and The Gruff in Covington.
Northern Kentucky communities are planning a slew of holiday celebrations as interesting and distinctive as the neighborhoods themselves. Check out all the details here.
The Catalytic Fund recently received a $700,000 grant from the U.S. Treasury's Community Development Financing Institution Program, one of only three Kentucky organizations and one of 123 across the nation to receive CDFI funds this year.
The city of Covington has received $5.4 million in federal money, most of which will pay to turn the former Covington Landing along the Ohio River into a well-manicured park.
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