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 →
Historic Walking Tour Draws Large Crowd
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’s ‘Community Builder’ Program Helps to Fund the Future
Fort Thomas Coffee, located at 1 Highland Avenue, has launched a new membership program that blends perks, workspace, and connection.
A Night at the Arts Center Raises Money for Capital Campaign
Photos and story by Mary Casey-Sturk On May 9th, dozens gathered at the 8 North Center for the Arts for “A Night at the Arts Center”. The evening offered up theatre, visual art and live music. The evening opened with two short plays written by local playwrights Teri Foltz and A.K. Forbes and was directed... Continue Reading →
General Thomas Bourbon with an AI Spin Launching in Late June
By Chuck Keller, Contributor Do you prefer your bourbon neat or on the rocks? Would you consider adding a splash of AI (Artificial Intelligence) to further enhance the experience? You will soon be able to enjoy a specialty bottle of General Thomas Kentucky Bourbon created by Fort Thomas resident Dan Gorman. Its release will roughly... Continue Reading →
Local Museum to Host Historic Walking Tour During Regional History Weekend
The Fort Thomas Military and Community History Museum is proud to participate in Regional History Weekend, a collaborative celebration of Northern Kentucky’s rich heritage, taking place May 16–18 in partnership with several area museums and historical societies. As part of the weekend’s festivities, the Fort Thomas Museum will host a guided walking tour on Sunday, May... Continue Reading →
After 47 Years, Blue Marble Books Seeks New Owner
Beloved Fort Thomas children’s bookstore listed for sale as longtime owner steps down Blue Marble Books, located in Fort Thomas, Ky., is looking for a new owner after nearly five decades in operation. The store, founded in 1979 by the late Tina Moore, has become a regional and national landmark in children’s literature. Current owner... Continue Reading →
New Preschool Program Launching at St. Catherine’s in 2025
Thank you to our May Fort Thomas Living Issue Sponsor, St. Catherine of Siena School. Learn more about being a digital sponsor for Fort Thomas Living by emailing Chris@livingmagazines.com or view our media kit here. St. Catherine of Siena School: Faith-Based Education Since 1949 St. Catherine of Siena School in Fort Thomas has been a... Continue Reading →
Brunch, Bunny, and a Hopping Good Time Await on Saturday, April 19
Get ready for a springtime celebration the whole family will love! On Saturday, April 19, Tower Park will be bursting with Easter cheer during a morning full of festive fun, food, and games. Don your Easter best and kick things off at 10 am with Brunch and Photos with the Easter Bunny in the historic Mess... Continue Reading →
Woodfill Elementary Students Learn about Farming
By Tiffany Tomeo In March, Woodfill Elementary 3rd graders took a special trip to Springcreek Farm in Mason County, where they explored the full cycle of farming—from sowing seeds to selling crops. During their visit, students toured high tunnels filled with early spring plants, discovered a natural freshwater spring, and learned about the importance of... Continue Reading →
