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Lincoln Schools staff received awards at Opening Day event
Lincoln County Schools held the Opening Day event Monday, where several staff members received awards. Angela Peck was named the 2024 Lincoln County Schools Fred Award winner. She is an attendance clerk at Stanford Elementary. The Fred Award is reserved for classified support staff that consistently go above and beyond the call of duty for […] The post Lincoln Schools staff received awards at Opening Day event appeared first on The Interior Journal.
LCMS girls basketball: Tradition of excellence continues under Coach Lane
By Casey Roberts Contributing Writer The Lincoln County Middle School girls basketball team, under the leadership of head coach Darren Lane, has kicked off their season with an impressive start, continuing a tradition of excellence that dates back to past championship teams. Lane, who previously led a team that included standouts like Emma King, Maddy […] The post LCMS girls basketball: Tradition of excellence continues under Coach Lane appeared first on The Interior Journal.
Beshear highlights abortion rights, unity in Democratic convention speech
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear took the stage at the Democratic National Convention Monday night to speak on abortion rights, how to bridge the divide created by “anger politics” and back Vice President Kamala Harris for president. In a roughly five-minute speech, the 46-year-old governor repurposed some of the...
Veterans discover career opportunities in Northern Kentucky through the SkillBridge program
When Joseph Roberts was getting ready to finish his round of active duty with the U.S. Air Force, he considered recommitting to military service, but knew his family could be sent anywhere, and they had already spent six years in North Dakota, away from their family in Cincinnati. While back...
How emergency protective orders give advocates a ‘tool’ to help domestic violence survivors
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Research from Kentucky State Police shows that requests for emergency protective orders have been increasing. “This is happening in our state every day,” ZeroV CEO Angela Yannelli said. Yannelli has been advocating for domestic violence victims just shy of three decades. Advocates from their member...
Northern Kentucky needs more housing, and your input
In Northern Kentucky, thousands of people can barely afford $300 a month for rent. Wealthier residents can't find the bigger homes they want. Most people in the area need small rentals, which are also in short supply. There's a housing shortage for all of them, and community leaders want to hear from you...
Parasitic Crypto outbreak may involve Ohio pools as well
The Northern Kentucky Health Department said there are likely more cases as it investigates an outbreak of Cryptosporidiosis, better known as Crypto. And some of them are on the Ohio side of the river as well. The Cryptosporidium parasite causes gastrointestinal illness. As of Friday afternoon, there were a dozen confirmed and "numerous" probable cases. ...
Augmented reality experience honors Kentucky's Black trailblazers
SHELBYVILLE, Ky. — It’s an immersive experience educating travelers of notable African Americans who played a vital role in our history. Six tourism agencies across the Bluegrass have partnered to create the Kentucky Black Trailblazers. The experience is described as “cutting-edge augmented reality technology” and brings history to...
Big changes coming to NAR following $418 million settlement
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – If you’re buying or selling a house, the rules have changed. It’s all part of the settlement of a lawsuit against the National Association of Realtors that complained of long held practices driving up commissions and harming sellers. The NAR admitted no wrongdoing, but the $418 million settlement ushered in big […]
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