Help Campbell County reinstate its Rotary Club. The Rotary Club is the world’s oldest service club, founded in 1905 in Chicago by Paul Harris. Today, the Rotary Club has grown to over 1.4 million members in more than 35,000 clubs worldwide. According to the Rotary Club website, Rotary is dedicated to causes that “build international relationships, […]
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Fireworks and Touchdowns: Dayton prevails in back-and-forth clash with Ludlow
There are a few things fans should know when heading to a high school football game at Dayton’s new Greendevil Stadium. Beating Dayton at home will not be easy, and there will be no shortage of fireworks. Literally. With fireworks launched beside the stadium after every score, the atmosphere is always lively, and on homecoming […]
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Tuba Baking Co., Wayfarer Tavern announce collaborative Oktoberfest event
Dayton’s Tuba Baking Co. and Wayfarer Tavern are teaming up to celebrate Oktoberfest with a culinary collaboration: “Tuba X Wayfarer Oktoberfest.” The event will run across two weekends, Sept. 12–15 and Sept. 19–21, bringing guests collaborative dishes from both restaurants and a chance to earn rewards through a special passport program. Guests can purchase Oktoberfest items at both locations: […]
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‘I am truly touched by your random act of kindness’ Dayton neighbors rally to refill yarn library after thefts
Claire Farr was 40 weeks pregnant when her community yarn library got some large donations. Claire and her husband, James Farr, are celebrating the generosity of their neighbors after the donations to the library – think of one of those standing community book libraries, but for yarn – following repeated thefts from their stock earlier […]
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Dayton opens ‘crown jewel’ Green Devil Stadium
What you need to know The crown jewel of Dayton. That’s how several Dayton Independent School District administrators are describing its new athletic complex. A crowd filled with people donning green packed the new bleachers, each chanting ‘Go Devils’ when prompted by school administrators. On Thursday, August 14, Dayton held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the […]
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Dayton’s Sargeant Park reopens with $130k in upgrades
The Dayton Park Board hosted the Sargeant Park grand “re-re-opening” over the weekend. Sargeant Park is a wooded property owned by the city of Dayton, located at 999 Covert Run Pike. The park has recently undergone a $130,000 upgrade of its trails and buildings. You can visit the park on Covert Run or use one […]
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Dayton eyes $2.17M Riverfront Commons project, Bellevue to name alcohol control official
What you need to know This week in NKY government meetings: Dayton will consider bids for phases two and three of the River’s Edge Riverfront Commons project, and Bellevue will appoint an alcohol beverage control administrator. Keep reading to find out what happened in local government over the past week and what you need to […]
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Traffic on Dayton Pike to be impacted by water line project
The Northern Kentucky Water District is replacing a water line under Dayton Pike next month, which will cause traffic delays and road closures. The work is expected to start on Aug. 4. According to the city, over the past couple of years, the water district has made several repairs to the existing water main that […]
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Local voices shape climate action in Northern Kentucky
In Northern Kentucky, neighbors are gathering around maps, markers in hand, to identify heat, flooding and pollution—then build solutions together. The Climate Safe Neighborhoods program integrates various data layers, including environmental data on air quality, temperature, flood-prone areas and tree canopy cover, into geographic information systems. The project combines social, economic and demographic data in […]
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Storylines we’re watching heading into the 2025 prep football season
While 2024 brought quite the excitement for high school football fans in Northern Kentucky, 2025 has the potential to bring even more elation to the pigskin watchers for arguably the best region the state has to offer. Three teams made it to the KHSAA state championship in their respective class in 2024, the first time […]
