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Emergency coronavirus relief fund created with a goal of $4 million
The resources will be deployed rapidly, foregoing the traditional long-form application process.
Together, again: Two NKY creative agencies will soon be under same roof for second time
The female entrepreneurs behind Scooter Media and Spotted Yeti are once again joining forces as they expand their businesses.
New community fund will help preserve and protect the Licking River
It's an investment in the conservation and stewardship of the river.
Together, again: Two NKY creative agencies will soon be under same roof for second time
The female entrepreneurs behind Scooter Media and Spotted Yeti are once again joining forces as they expand their businesses.
The ‘crown jewel’ of Wilder would be a secret no longer with these ambitious plans
City leaders are working to make Frederick’s Landing park a focal point of the area's redevelopment.
Blue North’s mission is to build a robust entrepreneurial ecosystem in Northern Kentucky
Tri-ED created the program to help startups and small businesses find the connections, mentors, and funding they need to succeed.
“Fifty yards from heaven:” Lhotshampa immigrants are slowly building a home community here
Approximately 25,000 refugees now live in the region. Ethnic Nepalese, who lived in Bhutan but were forced to leave their homes because of ethnic cleansing, are one of the largest groups.
Partner Partner Content Another downtown hotel? Architects discuss hospitality market growth.
Marquee brands and boutique suites are evolving to appeal to guests' ever-changing travel needs while attracting locals as well.
Blue North’s mission is to build a robust entrepreneurial ecosystem in Northern Kentucky
Northern Kentucky Tri-ED created Blue North to help startups and small businesses find the connections, mentors and funding they need to succeed.
