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This Old-Fashioned Candy Store In Indiana Has Been A Sweet Local Legend For Over 130 Years

Some places just refuse to be forgotten, and Schimpff’s Confectionery in Jeffersonville, Indiana is one of them. It’s the kind of spot that makes you stop mid-step on the sidewalk, press your nose against the glass, and wonder if you’ve somehow wandered into a different century. Step...

Jeffersonville, IN · 8d
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Franklin County ‘Trash for Cash’ application to launch in January

FRANKFORT, Ky. (WKYT) - Franklin County’s “Trash for Cash” applications will go live in January, giving organizations the opportunity to earn money by cleaning up their community. The applications will launch at 10 a.m. on Jan. 25 and will close at 10 a.m. on Feb. 5. Participants...

Franklin County, KY · 3d
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Florida firm to construct $175M distribution centers in Shelbyville

A major industrial development will begin construction in Shelby County before the end of the year. Florida-based Blue Steel Development , a real estate firm specializing in industrial development, announced Nov. 5 it had acquired more than 309 acres along Old Finchville Road in Shelbyville for a two-building project called Steel 64. The development will cover almost 2 million square feet and include two Class A distribution centers at around 1.4 million and 363,000 square feet, each designed to fulfill a variety of needs, according to the company's news release. Austin Jones, founding principal and president of Blue Steel Development, told The Courier Journal the projected total project cost is $175 million. Steel 64 is located less than a mile from Interstate 64, 28 miles from downtown Louisville and 50 miles from Lexington, "placing the site within reach of both major metro areas and their respective labor pools," Blue Steel Development officials said. Jones said the number of employees has not yet been determined and is dependent on leasing details. According to the release, Steel 64 will be located near a host of other manufacturing and distribution users, including Walmart, Ford, Kuehne+Nagel, Stanley Black & Decker, Builders FirstSource, voestalpine and

Shelbyville, KY · 2d

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BJ’s Wholesale Club To Open 2nd KY Location In Frankfort Nov. 13

BJ’s Wholesale Club will open its new Frankfort, Kentucky, club Nov. 13 at 4000 Vandalay Drive, giving the warehouse club retailer its second location in the state. The first store opened Jan. 31, 2025, at 4807 Outer Loop in Louisville. To celebrate, the on-site BJ’s Gas will offer members...

Frankfort, KY · 3d
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Kentucky chief justice says court systems is struggling with hiring, low pay

Kentucky's chief justice said Thursday afternoon the state's court system is struggling to find and keep employees.

Kentucky · 3d

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Nissin to open its first Kentucky operation in Franklin County

FRANKLIN COUNTY, Ky. — Nissin International Transport is investing more than $14 million in a new distribution center in Franklin County, creating 30 new jobs and marking the company’s first operation in Kentucky. Local leaders said the project reflects years of investment in Kentucky’s automotive and advanced manufacturing...

Franklin County, KY · 11h

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Almaria Baker Defeats Republican Incumbent Jared Bauman in Kentucky House Race Amid Big Gains by Democrats

Democrat Almaria Baker has defeated Republican incumbent Jared Bauman in Kentucky’s 28th House District, helping deliver a series of Democratic victories in… The post Almaria Baker Defeats Republican Incumbent Jared Bauman in Kentucky House Race Amid Big Gains by Democrats appeared first on Shine My Crown .

Kentucky · 4d

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Grant County receives $25,000 fence donation for sheriff's impound lot

The Grant County Sheriff's Office is expected to benefit from approximately $25,000 worth of donated fencing that will be used to establish a secure impound lot. Grant County Judge/Executive Chuck Dills announced the donation from Duke Energy during the Grant County Fiscal Court's special meeting Nov. 5. Dills said the...

Grant County, KY · 1d

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Securing state money for Louisville 'absolutely' gets harder after GOP losses, councilman says

Mayor Craig Greenberg (D-Louisville) is dismissing any concern that the election night losses of two prominent Jefferson County Republicans in the Kentucky legislature will make it more difficult for the city to continue to secure record investments from the state. "I'm confident I can build on the relationships that I...

Louisville, KY · 2d

Northern Kentucky Tribune

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Our Rich History: From charity fairs to food banks, Northern Kentucky’s tradition of serving neighbors

The history of Northern Kentucky is rich with examples of communities responding to illness, hunger, and family hardship. Large institutions and small nonprofit organizations alike have worked to meet the needs of neighbors and strangers alike. While the institutions, programs, and methods changed over time, the fundamental principle endured: a shared commitment to caring for others and strengthening the community through collective action.

Covington, KY · 13h

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Preschool franchise returns to Northern Kentucky site after nearly $4M investment

CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier) - A national network of franchise preschools, daycare centers and early childhood education facilities is set to debut its newest location in Kenton County next month. The franchise owners of the Goddard School in Anderson Township, Mark and Wendy Reinhart, will open a 12,200-square-foot facility at...

Kenton County, KY · 2d

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Government briefs: Roundup of news from Edgewood, Boone County, Fort Wright

Edgewood Mayor John Link gave all the council members a chance to talk first about the Flock cameras in the city Monday night at the regular council meeting. They have been turned off and covered up until council members had a chance to find out more about the cameras and the company. Six of the 7 council members present talked about how they thought the Flock cameras were a good tool for the police, but almost all the council members felt the company was not honest with them, and trust issues were evident. They also felt that the other cameras in the city could probably do the same job of helping the police fight crime. Due to their reasoning, all six voted to take the funding for the cameras out of the budget.

Fort Wright, KY · 1d

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New Campbell County Superintendent Adam Ritter focuses on helping students choose career paths

As a long-time employee of Campbell County Schools and graduate of the district, new Superintendent Adam Ritter, has been around long enough to see the impact of the work his district has done. “I think my favorite part about working in this district is that I live in this community,”...

Campbell County, KY · 2d

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Governor and First Lady to Join The Salvation Army for Kentucky Red Kettle & Angel Tree Kickoff

Frankfort, KY — The Salvation Army will officially launch its 2026 Christmas season across the Commonwealth with the Kentucky Red Kettle & Angel Tree Kickoff on Friday, November 20, at 9:30 a.m. at the Kentucky Capitol Education Center, 706 Capital Avenue in Frankfort. The event is free and open...

Kentucky · 5h

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$29 million project to transform former woolen mill in Hamilton

HAMILTON, Ohio (WKRC) — A long-planned redevelopment of the former Shuler & Benninghofen Woolen Mill in Hamilton’s Lindenwald neighborhood is expected to move toward construction, with plans for 127 apartments and about 5,000 square feet of commercial space. Bloomfield/Schon is leading the approximately $29 million project at Pleasant...

Hamilton, OH · 1d

Knox Pages

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$2.67 million agricultural transaction in Liberty Township leads October property transfers

Knox County also saw several million-dollar properties and continued residential development in Howard Township. The post $2.67 million agricultural transaction in Liberty Township leads October property transfers appeared first on Knox Pages - Knox County News & Info .

Knox County, OH · 7d

NewsForce 24/7

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Ground Broken in Mason for Cincinnati Temple, Ohio’s Third for the Church

Ground was broken Saturday, Nov. 7, in Mason for the Cincinnati Ohio Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, moving Ohio’s third temple into its construction phase nearly three months after the state’s second operating temple was dedicated in Cleveland, according to Church News and the Church’s official newsroom. Elder Alan T. […]

Cincinnati, OH · 1d

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38 dogs seized as Cincinnati Animal CARE faces capacity crisis

38 dogs have been seized through recent animal welfare investigations, contributing to a total of 112 dogs that Cincinnati Animal CARE has received in just seven days, the shelter tells WCPO.

Cincinnati, OH · 4d

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6 Cincinnati foster children find forever homes during Adoption Day in Hamilton County

CINCINNATI (WKRC) — Today marks a new beginning for six local families as they open their homes to children in foster care. Each child has a different story, but they all deserve the same thing: to be loved. Local 12 was there as Kingston, Javion, Addalynn, and George were adopted into their forever families.

Cincinnati, OH · 3d

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‘WKRP In Cincinnati’ Turkey Drop Is Happening For Real This Thanksgiving, With One Big Change

The ‘WKRP in Cincinnati’ turkey drop is coming to life in Ohio this Thanksgiving, with a twist that keeps Arthur Carlson’s famous disaster from repeating. Every Thanksgiving for nearly half a century, somebody has quoted Arthur Carlson. “As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly” closed out “Turkeys Away,” the WKRP in Cincinnati episode that first aired on CBS on October 30, 1978, and it has been repeated at dinner tables, in break rooms and on radio stations ever since. Now a real station carrying the WKRP call letters plans to stage the turkey drop for real, on the night before Thanksgiving.

Cincinnati, OH · 3d