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Report: NKY Convention Center expansion could bring $18 million more to region - Vimarsana News

Report: NKY Convention Center expansion could bring $18 million more to region

A study said if the convention center makes no changes, the amount of money being spent in the region because of the convention center would drop to roughly $16.5 million a year.

Source: wcpo.com
Gov. Beshear joins meetNKY at Newport Aquarium to celebrate tourism, declare Travel & Tourism Week - NKyTribune - Vimarsana News

Gov. Beshear joins meetNKY at Newport Aquarium to celebrate tourism, declare Travel & Tourism Week - NKyTribune

By Judy ClabesNKyTribune editorGovernor Andy Beshear joined meetNKY (the Northern Kentucky Convention and Visitors Bureau) on the Newport Aquarium plaza Wednesday to celebrate successful tourism

Organizers Announce Expansion of BLINK Festival into Newport - Vimarsana News

Organizers Announce Expansion of BLINK Festival into Newport

While the extent of BLINK's activation in Newport isn't known yet, Newport on the Levee, MegaCorp Pavilion and the Fourth Street Bridge will be included.

Business briefs: Schroeder elected to SWON board; FBT names partners, CBC's luncheon speakers - NKyTribune - Vimarsana News

Business briefs: Schroeder elected to SWON board; FBT names partners, CBC's luncheon speakers - NKyTribune

Dave Schroeder named to SWON board of directorsDave Schroeder, executive director of the Kenton County Public Library, has been recently elected as the president of the Southwest Ohio Network

Students find their niche at regional robotics competition - Vimarsana News

Students find their niche at regional robotics competition

More than 50 teams from six states and two foreign countries packed the University of Northern Iowa’s athletic campus for the FIRST Robotics Competition Iowa Regional during the weekend.