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UpTech leader: How/when to add tech to your business team

A lot of tech startup founders aren't technology people, which got UpTech's JB Woodruff to thinking: what's it like to run a tech company without the tech?

Neighborhood Heroes: Bellevue's collective impact

In some neighborhoods, a stand-out superstar leads the charge while everyone else follows his or her lead, but Bellevue has taken another route — the individual contributions of many form a strong collective impact.

Bouquet Restaurant owners opening second fresh & healthy spot in MainStrasse

Stephen and Jessica Williams, owners of Bouquet Restaurant & Wine Bar, are planning to open another restaurant in Covington. Son & Soil will occupy in the former Cake Rack Bakery space at 627 Main St. in mid-August.

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myNKY: What does it mean to you?

Residents and business, civic, education and religious leaders respond when asked to help determine the future of Northern Kentucky in the next five years.

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The sky's the limit for myNKY

After receiving 15,000 ideas from a community engagement campaign, the "myNKY" plan produced a five-year playbook for achieving long-term prosperity in Northern Kentucky and a new name for the lead organization: Skyward.

Feature Story Ex-Reds pitcher Larry Luebbers participated in an All Stars Read On! event in early June

NKY connects baseball with learning through All-Stars Read On! program

As anticipation builds for the MLB All-Star Game at Great American Ball Park on July 14, Northern Kentucky is working to connect baseball with education through an All Stars Read On! summer learning initiative.

Feature Story Covington's summer celebration July 9-14 will include ferris wheel rides

Covington's bicentennial celebration hits peak during summer

COV200 will kick Covington's bicentennial celebration into high gear July 9-14 along RiverCenter Boulevard and Covington Landing, featuring rides, kids activities, music, food, performances and a traveling freshwater aquarium.

We Are the World: Teaching perspective at NKU's College of Informatics via study abroad

NKU professors Chris Strobel and Sara Drabik create programs at Northern Kentucky University’s College of Informatics that help students develop broader perspectives and bring them closer to understanding their role as world citizens.

$25 million distribution center breaks ground near airport

Paul Hemmer Co. recently broke ground on Prologis Inc.’s $25 million speculative distribution center in Hebron near Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport.

Commercial development on Erlanger's Dolwick Drive is booming

Commercial development is booming in Kenton County, especially in Erlanger, where four companies have invested nearly $12 million in new buildings along Dolwick Drive and St. Elizabeth Healthcare is considering a 15-acre tract for a specialty hospital.

Cincinnati/NKY ports' boundaries expanded, now the #2 U.S. inland port

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has expanded the boundaries for the ports of Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky by nearly nine times, creating what is now the second largest inland port in the country.  

Ky. Route 16 almost finished, improving I-275 access in Kenton County

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet expects the Ky. 16 road project to be done soon, improving access from I-275 to the cities of Taylor Mill, Independence and southern Kenton County.  

Ex-NKU star Shannon Minor hosts basketball camp to benefit Kicks for Kids

Former Northern Kentucky University basketball star Shannon Minor once again hosts the Pete Minor Father/Child Basketball Camp in honor of his late father and to benefit Kicks for Kids, a nonprofit whose mission is to level the playing field for at-risk children.

NKy high schoolers chosen as Navigo Scholars to focus on jobs, careers

NaviGo College and Career Prep Services and the Northern Kentucky Education Council recognized eight local companies and the 150 high school students they selected to be part of the 2015-16 NaviGo Scholars Program on June 11.

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We Are the World: Teaching perspective at NKU's College of Informatics via study abroad

Thanks to a ground-breaking and boundary-pushing program developed by Chris Strobel and Sara Drabik, NKU electronic media students are now required to study abroad to better understand their role as world citizens.

NKU students learn by giving

Northern Kentucky University students have helped award nearly $825,000 to more than 300 agencies in the past 14 years through the NKU Mayerson Student Philanthropy Project. Students awarded $22,000 to local nonprofits in just this year alone. 

Feature Story The Purple People Bridge, a rail bridge until 1987, re-opened to pedestrians in 2003

A river runs through Northern Kentucky

Riverfront cities like Dayton, Newport and Covington were once ideal for manufacturing, heavy industry, shipping. Now, those towns are seeing a boom in riverfront retail, residential, and commercial development. Here's a closer look at the projects bringing Northern Kentucky together on the waterfront.

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Growing company: 3DLT

Covington-based 3D printing company 3DLT is leading innovations that could change the future of stuff as we know it.

Allegiant considers making CVG a "base" airport

The CEO of Allegiant Air says the airline may add more flights from Cincinnati / Northern Kentucky International Airport, possibly to Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Fort Lauderdale. And if Allegiant's fleet of planes at CVG grows, they could consider making the airport a "base," reports the Cincinnati Enquirer:  

Ford selects Gateway to offer ASSET technician training program

Ford Motor Co. has selected Gateway Community and Technical College to offer its Automotive Student Service Educational Training (ASSET) program in Northern Kentucky and Ohio.