by Judy Clabes November 18, 2022 Column, Fall 2022 An Extraordinary Connection Local philanthropist connects with newfound family At 98, Oakley Farris, Northern Kentucky’s extraordinary philanthropist, still knows how to draw a…
By Dr. Henry Webb November 18, 2022 Column, Fall 2022, Schools Accountability in Education There are multiple ways to judge success outside of state assessments State assessments besieged with federal requirements have been the…
By Judy Clabes July 28, 2022 Column, Summer 2022 Inspiring Leaders From Judy’s Desk: NKY is packed with leaders, both old and new Hannah Edelen’s is a heart-warming story of sheer…
By Rick Robinson July 28, 2022 Column, Summer 2022 My Ludlow Staycation Rick picks his favorite local attractions for those wanting to stay close to home There is nothing more memorable from…
By Rick Robinson April 4, 2022 Column, Spring 2022 My Choices for the Best Place to Work in NKY For over four decades, I got up every morning and headed to an office. No matter where I was living…
By Judy Clabes April 4, 2022 Column, Spring 2022 Light in the Dark Take time to focus on the positive this spring Racing Ahead Eli Banish, 13, a student now at Ballyshannon Middle…
By Judy Clabes December 11, 2021 Column, Winter 2021 Acts of Kindness We’re still in the midst of a pandemic, but there are still things to appreciate As much as we had…
By Rick Robinson December 11, 2021 Column, Winter 2021 Local Writer Wins Nobel Peace Prize (Stockholm, Sweden) The Nobel Foundation has announced that Ludlow, Kentucky (USA) native, Rick Robinson, has been awarded their Peace Prize…
By Judy Clabes September 16, 2021 Column, Fall 2021 A Resilient NKY The region has found ways to go on despite the delta variant What a difference a few weeks can make.…
By Rick Robinson September 16, 2021 Column, Fall 2021 Constitutional Law for Dogs Sometimes even pets need an explanation of current events The other night I spent the evening talking Constitutional law with…