Haley Parnell is a journalist focused on local news in Northern Kentucky. She writes for LINK Media, LLC and her work has also been featured in WCPO 9 News. Haley covers a range of topics including community events, local government, and issues affecting the region.
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Haley Parnell's coverage focuses on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on event coverage, making her receptive to pitches related to local government announcements, community events, and projects. She also covers education-related topics such as school board decisions.
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Northern Kentucky's regional makeup poses competition among fire departments in hiring and retaining staff.
By: Haley Parnell
Mad Kicks, a non-profit organization, provides free shoes and socks to children with cerebral palsy at the Perlman Center. Learn about their mission and impact.
Southgate considers allowing accessory dwelling units on a case-by-case basis. Zoning amendments approved for conditional use in single-family residential zones.
Holmes Middle School opens college and career-ready labs, offering hands-on learning in various fields. A first in Northern Kentucky.
By: Haley Parnell
Fort Thomas City Council discusses proposed zoning changes in a special meeting.
By: Haley Parnell
Bellevue's creative events, including the Taylor Swift Avenue sign dedication, boosted the city's visibility and attracted attention. Learn about the success of these events.
Newport considers adding two more Teslas to its police fleet. The pilot program has been successful, with savings on fuel and maintenance costs.
Anita Ciafardini, a 100-year-old woman, shares her life story from orphanage to working at Wadsworth watch company to waitressing at The Avenue.
By: Haley Parnell
Brighton Center helps relieve holiday burden with used toy drive and holiday drive. Families receive toys and food for the holidays.
NKU hosts Educators Rising conference to address teacher shortage, inspiring local high schoolers to pursue careers in education.
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