NKY says riverfront open for business
The riverfront is back! That's the message delivered by Northern Kentucky's leaders at Developers Day on Sept. 26. Reports the Enquirer: Northern Kentucky leaders believe the south side of the Ohio River is on the brink of a renaissance: Developments such as The Ascent at Roebling’s Bridge and SouthShore have renewed urban living; Gateway Community and Technical College’s new Urban Campus could bring up to 5,000 students into Covington; and urban industry clusters such as biotech and health information technology are growing. Read the full story here.
The riverfront is back! That’s the message delivered by Northern Kentucky’s leaders at Developers Day on Sept. 26.
Reports the Enquirer:
Northern Kentucky leaders believe the south side of the Ohio River is on the brink of a renaissance: Developments such as The Ascent at Roebling’s Bridge and SouthShore have renewed urban living; Gateway Community and Technical College’s new Urban Campus could bring up to 5,000 students into Covington; and urban industry clusters such as biotech and health information technology are growing.
Read the full story here.
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