Melissa Reinert
The Courier-Journal
Cincinnati, OH, United States
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Nathan Phillips changes mind, wants to meet Covington Catholic students
Nathan Phillips has rejected Jeff Ruby's invitation because of Sandmann's statement. → Read More
Nathan Phillips rejects Ruby's offer to 'break bread'
Nathan Phillips has rejected Jeff Ruby's invitation because of Sandmann's statement. → Read More
Jeff Ruby invites Nathan Phillips to 'break bread, make amends'
Cincinnati restaurateur Jeff Ruby offers to fly Nathan Phillips to "break bread and make amends." → Read More
How do you make maple syrup?
Sugar Camp 2019: Making Maple Syrup on Feb. 6-9. → Read More
Bellevue gets new administrator, attorney
The new roles will become official at the next city council meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 9. → Read More
From addict to entrepreneur: One NKY man's success story
Libby's Southern Comfort is set to open Jan. 25. → Read More
New year, new life: Have a look at the region's New Year's babies
Here's a peek at the first local wee ones born in 2019. → Read More
New year brings extended hours to Kentucky Career Center
The Kentucky Career Center's Covington location will expand its operating hours to the evening effective Jan. 8. → Read More
Cincinnati Zoo's newest baby penguin is here. And its chirps are too cute!
Don't call Batman! This baby penguin's only crime is being born too cute. → Read More
Rabbit Hash volunteer: 'Because it needs to be done' and she can do it
According to Bobbi Layne Kayser, at "the center of the universe," your blood pressure goes down, you’re more inclined to chat with a stranger. → Read More
New road: NKY explores an Outer Loop and seeks feedback
Public feedback will shape Northern Kentucky Outer Loop Study, which will examine new east-west connections. → Read More
FCC ruling may jeopardize the future of community access stations
A proposed FCC rule would significantly cut funding for community cable television stations across the country. → Read More
The rarest of them all: One-of-a-kind Disney sculptures on display in Blue Ash
The pieces are featured in two separate galleries at Up Up & Away! in Blue Ash. → Read More
NKY photographer saves animals one photo at a time
For eight years Lisa Binns has volunteered with rescue organizations, photography pets to give them a better chance of being adopted. → Read More
CVG's gift to you: 5 tips for holiday travels
CVG gives some quick trips to make the way to your holiday destination a little less stressful. → Read More
NKU's Danny Dollar Academy teaches kids about money
What age did you learn to manage money? Thanks to NKU your kids can start learning at 11. → Read More
Two Northern Kentucky bourbons drink up honors
Out of 46 bourbons, two local ones received medals in a blind taste testing held by The Fifty Best. → Read More
Jimmie's skating rink still on a roll after 70 years
Jimmie's Rollerdrome, which opened on New Year's Eve 1948, will celebrate 70 years of business at the end of this month. → Read More
NKY teen with cerebral palsy and his family to be 'stars' at Disney
The trip is made possible by the New York-based foundation Baking Memories 4 Kids. → Read More
Fort Mitchell Remke building to see new life
There will be new life and new businesses coming to the former Remke property in Fort Mitchell. → Read More