Kentucky, want to switch checking to a local community bank. No monthly fees, mobile deposit, Zelle, real branch. Bonus for interest on checking.

The city of Florence doesn’t care what you think. Just pay your taxes and shut up, they know better than you.

I'm a 17 yr old senior I'm currently attending vschool I have my ASE, I have 2 years in customer service, 4 months as a cart attendant, I've been jobless for 5/6 months I need a job with pay being minimum 13 preferably I'm willing to work as many hours as I can legally.

Just need to know where's hiring or if anyone has jobs available anywhere.

https://x.com/StrangeForKY/status/2112317872156611042

Norman was got out yesterday around 5pm in Bellevue and last seen by the Circle K on sixth ave running towards the river. If you see him do not chase, he runs! Please message or report on pawboost if you see him.

As someone who was born from NKY, I'm beyond flattered by this ad. Too bad I can't get the sandwich early, since I live in a different state now. What do y'all think?

I recently started a book club called The Lavender Library and we’re going to be reading a variety of genres, focusing on sapphic books. We’re just getting started and you can find it on the Fable app. Right now, discussions will just be on the app, but I’m hoping when (and if 😅) we get more people, we’ll start meeting in person monthly in the nky/cincy area. Here’s a link to the club on fable.co:

https://fable.co/club/the-lavender-library-with-amy-176541016059

The first book is The Price of Salt (Carol) by Patricia Highsmith, and I’m open to suggested for more books to read!

I’m a business owner with $300K+ in household income, and I’m looking for one team that can handle personal banking, business banking, lending, and investments. These are the options I looked at.

Stock Yards Bank & Trust offers private banking with a named relationship manager covering both personal and business needs. Central Bank has a private banking tier with dedicated bankers and investment services, while Forcht Bank uses a relationship-focused model aimed at business owners in smaller markets. Old National Bank brings more scale, with private banking, wealth management, and institutional services.

I ended up going with Stock Yards for the local private banking, business-owner service, and depth of its wealth management offerings. I think it really depends on where you are and how important having everything consolidated with one team is.

Hi all! Ive been wanting to research a teacher I used to have who I believe was pushed into retirement to avoid termination due to misconduct. Ive been looking everywhere online and can’t find any information on their past misconduct as a teacher. It would’ve been around the years 2016-2019 for when they were pushed more into retirement or resigning. This was in Fort Thomas, KY. If anyone has any info on where to look that’d be great.

I'm happy about how Kentucky is finally becoming more accepting for cannabis.

Can also get your card here- bring $50 and proof of one of the conditions ! (MyChart on your phone showing proof, after visit summary print out, etc!) other places charge like $100+, this is Kentucky Medical Cannabis officials signing people up!

My brother, Dr. Steve Brook, died on July 4, 2026. He was 58.

Steve had deep roots in Northern Kentucky. He attended Northern Kentucky University and practised medicine with St. Elizabeth Physicians in Independence.
I’m his sister and I live in England with our 86-year-old mum. I was on the phone during the attempts to resuscitate Steve and remained there until he was pronounced dead at 6:04pm.
At the time of his death, Steve and his wife were estranged and divorce proceedings had been filed. There were also separate criminal proceedings pending against her arising from allegations involving Steve. I’m deliberately not asking Reddit to judge those matters — there is a court process for that.
What Mum and I are asking for is much simpler.
We would like a small amount of Steve’s ashes brought home to England.
Not all of them. We are not trying to take anything away from his children or control his remains. We simply want enough for his elderly mother and sister to have part of Steve home with us.
I have asked privately and tried going through lawyers. Other family members have also been approached in the hope that this could be resolved without another court battle. Our request has been refused.
Our mum is 86. She has already lost her son. She should not have to spend whatever time she has left wondering whether any part of him will ever come home.
Steve spent an important part of his life in this community, which is why I’m asking here. Perhaps someone knew him through NKU, St. Elizabeth, medicine, or simply from living in Northern Kentucky.
I’d particularly appreciate hearing from anyone locally who has dealt with a dispute involving cremated remains, funeral arrangements or an estranged spouse — or who knows of a practical way of resolving something like this without spending tens of thousands of dollars litigating.
All we want is a small amount of Steve home with his mum 🇬🇧 🙏🏻💙

I have the bare rims and new tires ready to go on, I would just like someone to mount and balance them for me. If anyone knows a place that can do that for me I would appreciate it. I called a few places and they told me they wouldn't touch them unless I bought the tires from them. I intended on doing it all myself but considering my bike only has 2 tires on the ground I want to be safe and get them balanced as well. Thank you in advance!

I’m considering a move to Ludlow and looking for more information on what it’s like to actually live there. My husband works in Ft Wright so we want to stay close to there for commute, and we have a 1 year old so we need to be in a decent school district where the houses are actually semi-affordable (under 300k for sure, the lower the better). We’re also considering Belleview and Dayton, and open to other suggestions.

How often does Ludlow flood and what do you do about it? Everything about Ludlow and the schools seems perfect to me except for the flood risk which I find very stressful, but how frequently does it actually flood?

Looking to move out of the apartment life and into something like a 2 or 3 bedroom small house, or trailer where the neighbors aren't so close and we don't need to be on housing assistance anymore. We have 4 boys 3 are home schooled, we don't smoke, have no pets, and keep to ourselves. I dont need anything super nice, not picky at all, only things I require are that it's not rotting, falling completely apart, or infested with something, can't be in a trailer park, need to be able to park my RV there while I finish it up, and I'm disabled on a fixed income so I cant go above $900 a month for rent. Utilities don't need to be included. I make my payments in full, and on time, never been evicted, and am not a dirty or damaging tenant.