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Hallmark Movie-themed annual Holiday Walk come to Fort Thomas December 1
The annual Fort Thomas Holiday Walk returns with a touch of Hallmark Movie Magic Sunday, December 1. The event kicks off at 4 ...
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UK Basketball Notebook: Wildcats aren’t taking BBN support for granted
By Keith Taylor Kentucky Today Coach Mark Pope relied on the fan base to give Kentucky a lift in an 87-68 win over Western ...
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Spread holiday cheer with Kentucky State Police Trooper Teddy Bears available through Monday
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Through Monday, Kentuckians should be on the lookout for bears – Kentucky State Police (KSP) Trooper Teddy Bears that is – as the annual holiday Trooper Teddy sale has ...
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American Alliance for Manufacturing poll shows rising consumer interest drives push for ‘Made in USA’ goods
By Nadia Ramlagan Public News Service When surveyed, 77% of Americans prefer to buy goods made in the United States, ...
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Opinion — Bill Straub: Will we, a nation of immigrants, really go along with ‘mass deportation’?
It’s no secret that Sen. Rand Paul is a nasty little piece of work, just ask Dr. Anthony Fauci. But every once in a long ...
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Family Nurturing Center drives awareness of child abuse and neglect, helps region’s children
A common response to hearing about child abuse and neglect is “That only happens in other neighborhoods.” Statistically, that ...
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The Sensory Garden in Edgewood’s President’s Park is Cathie Stapleton’s dream come true for kids
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Three years ago, Cathie Stapleton decided to bring a dream of hers to life. A ...
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With three of area’s top players on roster, Newport voted No. 1 in boys basketball coaches poll
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter An unexpected loss in the opening round of the boys basketball state tournament ...
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Florence police didn’t shave in November to raise funds for Children’s Hospital Cancer Unit
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter The Florence Police Department has once again decided to lay down their razors for charity. For the seventh straight year, police personnel gave up shaving ...