Story and photos by Mary Casey-Sturk With direct flights from the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) to London’s Heathrow Airport several times a week, traveling to London and beyond is easy. These overnight flights allow you to arrive in London, head into the city and start exploring! London has always had a place in my... Continue Reading →
Bring your resume! 30 employers ready to meet job seekers. CVG Airport is presenting its annual CVG Campus Career Fair – a great opportunity for job seekers to meet potential employers and learn about the wide array of positions available in and around the airport. The event will be held on April 1 from 4-7... Continue Reading →
Award announced at the 2026 World Airport Awards ceremony at PTE World in London, England CVG only airport to bring six innovation partners to PTE World (Passenger Terminal EXPO) Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) has been named the Best Regional Airport in North America at the 2026 World Airport Awards celebration, presented by London, England-based aviation... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk Late last fall, my cousin Sally and I had a travel adventure. We traveled on the Eurostar from London to Lille in France, then onward to Brussels, Belgium and Cologne, Germany via other trains. Staying at budget hotels, getting lost a time or two and indulging in Belgium waffles, patisserie, chocolates and... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk Very near Maysville, Kentucky and tucked into the lovely rolling hills that were once wild America you will find Blue Licks Battlefield State Resort Park. The Licking River runs through the park and the area is steeped in history with both the river and springs having attracted animals and humans since the... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk We’ve all driven by historical markers on our journeys, be it on a road trip or just a trip home, perhaps you’ve even stopped to read one or two. Here, we’ll examine several in our community and share a bit more. The Ohio History Connection administers the Ohio Historical Markers program which... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk There’s no need to travel to the Napa Valley to enjoy some award-winning wines. Campbell County is home to several wineries, all part of the Northern Kentucky Back Roads Wine Trail, and all offering several varieties to try and buy. The history of wine in this region is as rich as the... Continue Reading →
By Amy Elliot Long-time Wyoming couple Brigitte and Antoine Cordier had an adventure of a lifetime that most of us only read about – or watch movies about – walking the Camino de Santiago! But retirement suits the Cordiers well, and we thank them for sharing their experience with our readers. The History Created and... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk In recent years, this writer has spent a lot of time thinking about ancestry. On my mother’s side, it was easy because we had very good records and much of the family remains in England. My father’s Scottish roots were equally important to me, but a bit harder to trace. For me,... Continue Reading →
By Mary Casey-Sturk There’s so much to enjoy at Pyramid Hill Sculpture Park and Museum, it’s sometimes easy to forget you’re only miles from home — not in some faraway place taking in the sights on vacation. History The park was founded by the late Harry T. Wilks (1925-2014) who had a wish to preserve... Continue Reading →
