Kenton Hornbeck
Business Reporter at LINK nky
not David Spade • Reds fan • business writer @LINKnky • podcaster on hiatus • WKU alum • story idea? email [email protected]
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5 days ago |
linknky.com | Kenton Hornbeck
The Northern Kentucky Port Authority announced that construction on Covington’s OneNKY Center is 70% complete. The OneNKY Center is located at 209 Greenup St. in Covington at the foot of the historic John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge. Construction on the outside of the 47,000 square foot Class A office building is essentially complete, with the ‘OneNKY Center’ nameplate now adorning the exterior. The building’s signature blue-tinted glass windows have been installed.
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1 week ago |
linknky.com | Kenton Hornbeck
Global avionics service provider L2 Aviation unveiled its revamped facilities at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport Wednesday. L2 Aviation invested $12.2 million into remodeling an office building and hangar space located on Comair Boulevard. The plan was to transform the buildings into high-tech avionics production and manufacturing facilities. The revamp is expected to create approximately 250 jobs, for which L2 is now hiring.
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1 week ago |
linknky.com | Kenton Hornbeck
Backyard chickens won’t be allowed in Lakeside Park anytime soon. At a meeting on Monday, the Lakeside Park City Council voted 4-1 against an ordinance that would’ve allowed chickens within city limits. The ordinance that failed would’ve legalized chickens on home properties if there was adequate housing for the birds at least 25 feet away from the adjoining residence. In addition, roosters would be banned.
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1 week ago |
linknky.com | Kenton Hornbeck
Kara Acri, owner of Covington-based Scarlet Begonia’s Flower Truck, wrestled with the decision to charge a 10% service fee on all her flower sales. The rationale? Tariffs. She told LINK nky the decision made her “sick to her stomach,” but ultimately, as a small business owner, she couldn’t avoid it. “It was a tough business decision for me to make,” Acri said. “It’s something that I’ve said in messages to our customers. It’s made me sick to my stomach.
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1 week ago |
linknky.com | Kenton Hornbeck
Boone County has approved the expansion of golf cart usage in the Triple Crown subdivision. In recent years, golf carts have emerged as a convenient way to travel short distances within residential neighborhoods. Master planned communities, like many modern subdivisions, are built with golf cart-friendly infrastructure like lower speed limits and dedicated paths. In 2019, Boone County passed an ordinance that enables residents to request the use of electric golf carts on designated roads.
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