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AT&T to begin cutting off traditional landlines across parts of Tri-State
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - AT&T will be allowed to begin cutting off traditional copper landlines in parts of the Tri-State in the coming weeks, a move that could affect some residents in several Ohio counties. Most Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky landlines run on Altafiber and will not be affected, but some...
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Louisville Tile Introduces Kosen Collection
[Louisville, Ky.] Louisville Tile Distributors, Inc. announces the launch of KOSEN, a new glazed porcelain tile collection that marks the latest addition to the exclusive Curated Wilcox Fifty Five Collection. Kosen is inspired by handcrafted ceramics. "The addition of Kosen to the Wilcox Fifty Five collection reflects our deeply intentional...
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AT&T to begin cutting off traditional landlines across parts of Tri-State
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - AT&T will be allowed to begin cutting off traditional copper landlines in parts of the Tri-State in the coming weeks, a move that could affect some residents in several Ohio counties. Most Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky landlines run on Altafiber and will not be affected, but some...
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Steve Lee, Former UP Steam Program Manager, Dies
A Kentucky native, Lee began his railroading career with the Illinois Central in 1972 and later served as a trainmaster and road foreman for the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific. As the Rock Island faced bankruptcy, Lee became the division road foreman for UP out of Cheyenne, Wyoming, in 1980. He took charge of UP’s Heritage Fleet in 1989, overseeing 4-8-4 “FEF-3” 844 and 4-6-6-4 “Challenger” 3985 along with the railroad’s vintage diesels and passenger cars. He led the program until his retirement in 2010.
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Niagara Bottling opens $141 million Kentucky plant, bringing more than 60 jobs
ELSMERE, Ky. — More than 60 new jobs are coming to Northern Kentucky as Niagara Bottling officially opens its new $141 million manufacturing facility in Elsmere. Gov. Andy Beshear joined local and regional leaders for a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the opening of the 436,000-square-foot facility, which marks the company's first location in Kentucky.