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Improvements Planned for Dayton Streets, Sidewalks as New Businesses Arrive

Written by Haley Parnell, LINK Media reporter Dayton continues to attract new businesses. Mayor Ben Baker delivered his “state of the city” remarks last week during a Tuesday night city council meeting. One upcoming addition is a third location for Roebling Point Books & Coffee, a downtown Covington staple that also recently expanded into Newport’s […]

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BREAKING: Proposed Japanese Hibachi Grill Coming to Former Flipdaddy’s Newport Location

Work is underway on the site at  the former Flipdaddys Newport Location at 165 Pavilion Pkwy., a promise of things to come. by Robin Gee While details are forthcoming, work appears to be moving forward on a new restaurant planned to occupy the former Flipdaddy’s building at 165 Pavilion Parkway at the Newport Pavilion shopping […]

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With Smashburger closed, Five Guys reportedly coming to Highland Heights

Smashburger opened in Highland Heights in 2011. by Robin Gee The first Northern Kentucky area Smashburger franchise has closed, paving the way for another burger franchise to open in the same location.  Smashburger, located at 2517 Wilson Avenue in the same Highland Heights commercial complex as Chipotle, has closed permanently. The burger franchise was the […]

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The Honey Baked Ham Company to open in Cold Spring

HoneyBaked Ham. Provided.  Two new businesses are reportedly heading to Cold Spring, Kentucky.  In an email sent to council this morning, Mayor Angelo Penque noted that the Honey Baked Ham Company and Celestial Scents Candles would be moving into the Campbell County city of about 6,000 residents, situated between Highland Heights and Alexandria.  Honey Baked […]

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Fort Thomas Matters Acquired by LINK Media – Here’s What That Means

Dear Readers –  I don’t want to bury the lede. To sign up for the most up-to-date changes as it relates to the most significant investment in Northern Kentucky in local media over the last two decades, please visit LINKnky.com.  First, please know that Fort Thomas Matters isn’t going away. Living Magazines won’t either.  This […]

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