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Five historic places to visit in NKY over the Fourth of July weekend

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By Kenton Hornbeck Verified
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As the United States heads toward its semiquintennial, communities across Northern Kentucky are celebrating with parades, fireworks displays and festivals honoring the nation’s history. Northern Kentucky is home to dozens of historic sites that have played an important role in shaping that history. For the upcoming Independence Day Celebration on July 4, LINK nky has highlighted five historic sites and landmarks that locals should visit over the holiday weekend. Photo via LINK nky archive.
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Kroger proposes grocery store complex near Richwood Publix in Boone County

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By Kenton Hornbeck Verified
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What you need to know Kroger is proposing a $40 million Marketplace in Richwood featuring a 99,000-square-foot grocery store, fuel center, wine and spirits store, and a 51,840-square-foot retail center. The project would be located less than a mile from the Richwood Publix and is expected to create about 250 full- and part-time jobs if approved.
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Kentuckians urged to drive sober as Fourth of July travel begins

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By Kenton Hornbeck Verified
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Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear is reminding Kentuckians to drive sober and celebrate responsibly this Independence Day to help ensure safe roadways during the holiday weekend. Drivers are advised to arrange a sober ride home ahead of time and should anticipate a higher law enforcement presence during the holiday weekend to prevent drunk driving incidents, since even a single drink can impair driving ability.
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