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Kentucky's primary: Top local races to watch on Tuesday
Tuesday is primary election day in Kentucky and GOP voters in Boone, Kenton, and Campbell counties have plenty of contested races to vote on. Here are some of the biggest races to watch on primary election day:. Will a man accused of strangling a teen win in Campbell County?. Republicans...
NKY Water District joins communities across country in celebrating Drinking Water Week though May 11
The Northern Kentucky Water District (NKWD) joins communities across North America in celebrating Drinking Water Week, an annual observance led by the American Water Works Association (AWWA).
🚧 Update: Weight Limit Now 12 Tons on KY 8 Licking River Bridge in Northern Kentucky
The time displayed is local to the original X account in Northern Kentucky. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) has announced a new weight restriction for the bridge over the Licking River, located in Kenton and Campbell Counties. Effective immediately, a 12-ton weight limit has been imposed, replacing the bridge's previous limit of 17 tons. In addition to the reduced weight limit, traffic on the bridge is now confined to one lane in each direction. The latest update indicates that due to the new weight limit, school buses will be prohibited from crossing the bridge. This will pose a significant change for transportation plans, as the bridge was already inaccessible for fire trucks, loaded garbage trucks, loaded tractor trailers, and TANK buses under the previous weight restriction. Concerned parties should anticipate that this will affect route planning and may cause possible delays or detours for the aforementioned vehicles.
People Working Cooperatively receives grant to provide free weatherization to qualifying NKYians
The blustery winds of winter and the humid heat of summer creeping through cracks and uninsulated walls can really impact a home and health. Proper weatherization helps protect a home from some of Mother Nature’s effects, and People Working Cooperatively (PWC) offers free services to Northern Kentucky residents who qualify to ensure they have a safe living environment.
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