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'His flank was wide open’: NKY doctor convicted of improperly prescribing to pain patients
A Northern Kentucky doctor faces the possibility of prison after a federal judge in Covington found him guilty of improperly prescribing opioids to chronic pain patients he treated in 2016. Dr. Michael Fletcher, a pain management and addiction treatment specialist, was convicted Friday of three counts of distribution of a controlled substance –...
BRG Apartments breaks ground on new apartment complex in Hebron
Cincinnati-based property manager BRG Apartments broke ground on Hebron Station, a complex that will feature over 250 new apartment homes. In total, the complex includes 256 one-and two-bedroom apartments spread across 13 buildings. Pre-leasing will begin this winter and move-ins are scheduled for early 2025, according to a BRG press release.
Florence's new festival highlights city's small businesses, culture
FLORENCE, Ky. — The city of Florence hosted its first Art and Vendor Festival July 20, providing an opportunity for local artists and businesses to share their creations and products with the community. The Hills of Kentucky Dulcimers kicked off the event, sharing their history and love of Appalachian...
Overnight closures on Brent Spence Bridge begin Monday
COVINGTON, Ky. (KT) – Ahead of the Brent Spence Corridor Project breaking ground crews will be performing overnight survey work on the Brent Spence Bridge next week, requiring overnight lane closures beginning Monday night, July 22. This is the first action on the project, which includes a companion bridge...
Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce announces Leadership NKY Class of 2025
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce announced the 46th class of Leadership Northern Kentucky, a 10-month program that trains participants to understand and address the region’s issues. The 2025 class consists of 51 professionals representing businesses and organizations throughout Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati. Over 1,500 alumni have participated...
Alexandria and Crescent Springs receive safety grants
Alexandria and Crescent Springs were awarded safety grants from the Kentucky League of Cities, a regional nonprofit insurance provider that advocates for the financial interests of Kentucky cities. Specifically, Alexandria received $1,752, while Crescent Springs received $600. The grant money will help the cities provide services and programs that reduce...
Scribble Park: Giving street art a home in Covington
Street art now has a place to stay and feel welcome in Covington. Creative collaborators from across the tristate, along with Covington Economic Development officials, met up Thursday at 14 Pete Rose Pier, otherwise known as Scribble Park, to celebrate and discuss the impact that street art and the creation of this space have had on the community.
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