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Local news for Boone County, Kentucky
Local news for Boone County, Kentucky
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Latest reporting from the Community desk.
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Latest reporting from the Community desk.
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Latest reporting from the Community desk.
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Boone County kids can still get Parton's free books
Following Dolly Parton's death at 80, Boone County Public Library youth services director Jill Frasher reflects on the Imagination Library's local impact and reminds families they can still enroll children for free monthly books.
Community
Northern Kentucky home listings climb 13% as buyers gain leverage
Active home listings in Northern Kentucky rose 13% year-over-year in July 2026, giving Boone County buyers more negotiating power at a $315,000 median price while sellers face pressure to price competitively.
Community
Boone County kids can still get Parton's free books
Following Dolly Parton's death at 80, Boone County Public Library youth services director Jill Frasher reflects on the Imagination Library's local impact and reminds families they can still enroll children for free monthly books.
Community
Northern Kentucky home listings climb 13% as buyers gain leverage
Active home listings in Northern Kentucky rose 13% year-over-year in July 2026, giving Boone County buyers more negotiating power at a $315,000 median price while sellers face pressure to price competitively.
Community
Boone County kids can still get Parton's free books
Following Dolly Parton's death at 80, Boone County Public Library youth services director Jill Frasher reflects on the Imagination Library's local impact and reminds families they can still enroll children for free monthly books.
Community
Northern Kentucky home listings climb 13% as buyers gain leverage
Active home listings in Northern Kentucky rose 13% year-over-year in July 2026, giving Boone County buyers more negotiating power at a $315,000 median price while sellers face pressure to price competitively.
Community
Florence-area nonprofit gives $40,000 to cancer center food pantry
Teal We Find a Cure, a Florence-area all-volunteer nonprofit founded in memory of ovarian cancer victim Dr. Tracy Madrick Keith, donated $40,000 to the NOURISH Food Pantry at St. Elizabeth Healthcare's Yung Family Cancer Center, continuing a multi-year giving streak that has exceeded $250,000.
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Cincinnati Festival of Faiths returns Aug. 2 with new format, free admission
The 9th annual Cincinnati Festival of Faiths takes place Sunday, August 2, at Xavier University's Cintas Center with a new market-style village format, free admission, live music, and a complimentary Sikh-prepared meal.
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