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Five Mile House dates to mid-1800s
The Five Mile House, so named because it is located five miles from Covington, is a historic tavern located at 2642 Dixie Highway in Lakeside Park.
Peace, love, hope are Christmas themes
At Christmas services today, crowded churches will hear messages about the gifts of peace and love, essentials in any Christmas message, according to several pastors in Northern Kentucky.
A Kenton County Judge has sentenced a Highland Heights man to the maximum of 12 years in prison for breaking into a former co-worker's home and stabbing her two cats to death.
FORT WRIGHT - Tim Hanner, superintendent of the Kenton County School District, was named this morning as the 2010 Kentucky Superintendent of the Year by the Kentucky Association of School Administrators.
LAKESIDE PARK - 'J' Frank Heaton, 80, died Monday, Nov. 9, at St. Elizabeth Edgewood.
Lakeside Park looks for help with troop
The city of Lakeside Park is asking for citizen volunteers to help raise funds and organize care packages for soldiers and their families.
Thirty years of prayer, taking a break from the holiday rush
For the past 30 years, the Boone County Jaycees and the Boone County Businessmen's Association have sponsored a prayer breakfast during the holiday season.
Longtime Kenton County Jailer Terry Carl has drawn an opponent in the May Republican primary.
CRESTVIEW HILLS - Susan Kuhlman Nimmo, 54, died Thursday, Oct. 22, at Hospice of St.
Sanity Singers in concert Dec. 5, 6
The Sanity Singers will give a free concert, Sing We Now of Christmas, at 7:30 p.m., Dec.
Man Pleads Guilty To Torturing And Killing Cats
A Northern Kentucky man has pleaded guilty to breaking into a former co-worker's home and stabbing her two cats to death.
Man pleads to felony for cat killings
COVINGTON - A Highland Heights man is thought to be the first person in Kentucky convicted of felony for killing a cat or dog.
Man's trial begins in cat deaths
A 31-year-old Highland Heights man accused of breaking into a Lakeside Park townhome last year and killing the owner's two pet cats will stand trial in Kenton Circuit Court on Tuesday.
Grants awarded for driving programs
The Kentucky Office of Highway Safety awarded $173,000 to several Northern Kentucky agencies for programs to curb impaired driving, speeding and other dangerous driving practices.
Bring your family and friends to the Lakeside Park Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints on October 10th from 2-5 PM.
Brown picks up key endorsements
Boone County Republican Kenny Brown has picked up some major endorsements in his race for county clerk.
Companies Hiring At Covington Job Fair
Local companies were looking to fill hundreds of positions at a job fair in Covington Wednesday.
MDA Selects Neurology Professor for National Award
John Quinlan, MD, a professor in the neurology department of the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and director of the UC Muscular Dystrophy Association Adult Clinic, has been named the recipient of the MDA's 2010 Robert Ross National Personal Achievement Award.
Lakeside Park sets annual bash
LAKESIDE PARK - The city is hosting its annual block party at 4 p.m. Sept. 12 in the Lakeside Presbyterian Church parking lot.
It all began with a blurb in a church bulletin. And it became an experience of a lifetime.