By Chuck Keller, Contributor I was raised with the belief that a community is only as good as the people make it. This is not a new thought but it’s one worth revisiting. In March, BF Realty sponsored a luncheon to thank volunteers in the city. Many groups were represented and I got to thinking... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk Cleo’s Legacy was founded in 2024 by Alex Siska after she lost her beloved dog (her “soul-dog” and lifelong companion) to old age. That dog’s name was Cleo, and what a legacy she left behind! Cleo’s joy, empathy and love continues through Alex who opens her heart to other animals in need.... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk Fardel. According to Merriam-Webster, fardel has two meanings: 1) a bundle of things fashioned together for convenient handling, and 2) a burden, something that is carried. It’s also the word that propelled George Weghorst to victory in the Scripps Northern Kentucky/Indiana Regional Bee in March. However, as important as the word fardel... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk Since its formation in 1992, the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra (KSO) has been performing throughout Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati, including the popular Summer Series in parks. In recent years, the series comes to Tower Park each summer, including three performances this year. Other Summer Series performances are in Covington’s Devou Park. Part... Continue Reading →
Story and photos by Mary Casey-Sturk Hundreds gathered on Wednesday, July 2, at the entrance to Tower Park to celebrate the unveiling of the statue of General George Henry Thomas, for whom Fort Thomas is named. Mayor Eric Haas gave opening remarks, welcoming the crowd and thanking the many donors who made the statue possible.... Continue Reading →
Steinhauser, is a fourth-generation, 100% woman-owned printing company and is proudly celebrating its 120th anniversary in 2025. Since 1905, Steinhauser been a printing partner in the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky business community with a strong commitment to craftsmanship, reliability, and customer success. Steinhauser’s history is one of evolution. Founded as a commercial print shop, the company... Continue Reading →
By Chuck Keller, Contributor On March 28, there was a homecoming of sorts as a piece of public art was dedicated in Highland Park. The statue was originally designed by world-renowned local artist, Michael Skop, for the Northern Kentucky Vocational Technical School in Kenton County, but after the school closed, the statue’s journey to Fort... Continue Reading →
Kick off your Fourth of July with a bang at the Campbell County YMCA’s beloved Annual Firecracker 5K Run/Walk, taking place the morning of Friday, July 4 in Fort Thomas! This family-friendly tradition features something for everyone, including the Al Salvato Kids Fun Run at 7:40 a.m. No need to register—just show up ready to... Continue Reading →
Photos and story by Mary Casey-Sturk On Sunday, May 18th, dozens of lovers of local history including long-time and newer residents gathered at the Mess Hall at Tower Park for a walking tour of the Fort and the Midway District. Led by Fort Thomas Military and Community History Museum Director, Deanna Beineke, with an assist... Continue Reading →
Fort Thomas Coffee, located at 1 Highland Avenue, has launched a new membership program that blends perks, workspace, and connection.
