Cold Spring News

Crystal Butts, 33, 762 Enright, reckless driving, DUI, no insurance, suspended operator's license at Fairfield and O'fallon, June 20.

FORT THOMAS -- Mary 'Mickey' Padgett, 92, formerly of Newport, died Saturday, June 27, at her home.

COVINGTON -- The owner of a Newport massage parlor has been sentenced to 21 months in federal prison and three years probation after pleading guilty to a federal racketeering charge.

COLD SPRING - The Campbell County GOP has taken another aggressive move toward party building by forming a women's club.

SOUTHGATE -- An historical marker commemorating the members of Congress buried in Evergreen Cemetery has been approved and will eventually be placed at the cemetery's entrance.

Political junkie Adam Sandfoss is getting his fix this summer. Sandfoss, 23, a Northern Kentucky University senior and president of the NKU Democrats, is spending the summer on a Capitol Hill scholarship.

Crestview, a city where the biggest annual event is the Memorial Day parade, has turned a former bus turnaround into a brick-paved and landscaped memorial park in honor of veterans' service.

Here is news from Covington, Newport, Erlanger and Independence. Seventh-graders from St.

Daniel Martin Moore's custom was to record simple guitar-and-vocal songs and burn them onto CDs, which he mailed to family and friends.

The city of Dayton is hosting its annual Tour of Historic Churches from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday.

COLD SPRING - It was the same road Jerry Stinson takes every morning but on March 31, he saw something strange.

The Northern Kentucky Health Department's diabetes program is holding two free workshops.

A suspect in two murders has been moved from a jail in northern Kentucky to a state prison.

This article originally appeared in SLJ's Extra Helping. Sign up now! J. Connor, Campbell County Public Library, Cold Spring, KY -- School Library Journal, 5/1/2009 Celia Cruz, Queen of Salsa.

A Northern Kentucky couple is using their knowledge of butterflies to help others create their own butterfly garden.

Police have put parents on alert in one Kentucky county; they say someone may be trying to lure children.

Campbell County Police are increasing patrols after receiving multiple reports of a man in a black pickup truck trying to entice children over the last week.

In 1998, Sipple was convicted of corrupting a minor and was labeled a convicted sex offender by Hamilton County.

Campbell County officials are warning parents about a man who might be trying to pick up children in a black pickup truck.

Four Seasons Florist of Alexandria will host a Prom Expo at the Campbell County Middle School from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at 8000 Alexandria Pike.