Kenton Hornbeck is a local journalist based in Bellevue, Kentucky. He writes for LINK Media, LLC and his work has also been featured in WCPO 9 News. Kenton covers a range of topics including local news, business developments, community events, and human interest stories in the Bellevue area.
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Kenton's coverage primarily focuses on local business, real estate, and political developments in Northern Kentucky. To effectively reach out to Kenton, consider providing insights or commentary related to the economic landscape of Northern Kentucky, including local business expansions or closures, real estate trends in the area, and government initiatives impacting businesses and residents.
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Aviatra Accelerators opens new entrepreneurial incubator in Covington, offering resources and mentorship to women-owned startups and small businesses.
By: Kenton Hornbeck
Seva Hospitality seeks zoning map amendment for a new hotel in Florence. The hotel will have 99 rooms and on-site amenities.
Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport announces new CEO after months-long hiring process. McGraw's tenure ends in June 2025.
Kenton County appoints two school resource officers to safeguard two local private schools. Contracts worth $48,500 annually.
Northern Kentucky University economist predicts slower growth for Greater Cincinnati's economy in 2025. Housing shortage, job shortages, and skills gap persist.
By: Kenton Hornbeck
New apartment complex in Walton area could be on the horizon as Boone County Fiscal Court considers zone change request.
By: Kenton Hornbeck
Louisville-based developer proposes building affordable housing in Boone County intended for people with incomes between $44,000 and $62,000 for a one-person household.
By: Kenton Hornbeck
High Stakes Harley-Davidson is relocating to the former LA Fitness building off Meijer Drive in Florence, where they plan to renovate the interior and exterior of the building and build an outdoor canopy for customers to hang out.
By: Kenton Hornbeck
Archer Roasters & Co., a specialty coffee roasting company, opens in Hebron, offering fresh Arabica beans and cutting-edge technology.
Small Business Saturday is an annual event that encourages people to frequent their local mom-and-pop shops to kick off the holiday season.
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