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Tragedy struck twice, but Brad Fritz’ resolve, positivity, and faith will serve him well again
Published: July 14, 2025 04:50
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter For those who doubt that lightning can strike twice, they need to consider the case of Brad Fritz, a local resident who was paralyzed at the age of 15 after being in a car that crashed due to a drunk driver. Last…
It took 12 years, but Craig Massey got his 1000th career hit at the Florence Y’alls
Published: July 14, 2025 04:48
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter Special moments are always worth the wait. Like birthdays. And Christmas morning. But, how long? For Craig Massey, it took 12 years. That’s how long the 36-year-old member of the Florence Y’alls waited to collect his…
Prep Sports Report: Newport basketball coach dealing with roster depleted by sports academy transfers
Published: July 14, 2025 04:45
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter In a few weeks, Rod Snapp will begin his 16th year as special education teacher and boys head basketball coach at Newport High School following a very eventful summer. The school system hired a new high school…
Our Rich History: Park Hills and fond memories of baked goods, donuts and more
Published: July 14, 2025 04:42
We’re celebrating ten years of Our Rich History. You can browse and read any of the past columns, from the present all the way back to our start on May 6, 2015, at our newly updated database: nkytribune.com/our-rich-history By Paul A. Tenkotte, PhD Special…
SparkHaus entrepreneurship hub reaches milestone — half its dedicated offices are leased
Published: July 14, 2025 04:40
SparkHaus, Northern Kentucky’s entrepreneurship hub, recently reached a major milestone: 50% of its 34 dedicated offices are leased. This includes the most recent signing of SYRV.AI to one of SparkHaus’ two premier Enterprise Office Suites. Located on…
Covington’s new communications manager brings solid experience, commitment to inform community
Published: July 14, 2025 04:38
Covington’s new Communications Manager Dan Wohler developed a sense for what makes a good story at an early age. As a child growing up outside Boston, Massachusetts, Wohler’s parents modeled the importance of being well-informed through reading and…
Art After Hours, Tiny Art Show return to CCPL’s Carrico-Fort Thomas Branch July 25
Published: July 14, 2025 04:32
Art After Hours will return to the Carrico/Fort Thomas Branch on Friday, July 25 from 7-9 p.m. with 16 featured regional artists displaying a wide array of artwork. With all of the featured art for sale, community members can have an enjoyable time…
Opinion – Judy Harris: The results of involving learners with primary sources
Published: July 14, 2025 04:30
“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.” Benjamin Franklin Some of my former students and I have had some powerful experiences in creating curriculum together for publication by organizations. Along the way, we found…
The River: Small model of iconic DELTA QUEEN fosters hope the ‘real Queen’ will find her savior
Published: July 13, 2025 04:50
The riverboat captain is a storyteller. Captain Don Sanders shares the stories of his long association with the river — from discovery to a way of love and life. This a part of a long and continuing story. By Capt. Don Sanders Special to NKyTribune…
Dragon Ellis, 14, has a dream (to be a movie producer) and today he’s making short, scary films
Published: July 13, 2025 04:48
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter Today class, we talk challenges. The definition of a challenge in life is multifaceted and context-dependent. Challenges can be understood as obstacles or difficulties that require individuals to mobilize personal and…
KSP’s ‘Operation Summer Heat 2.0’ results in arrest of 197 of suspected drug traffickers across state
Published: July 13, 2025 04:45
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Gov. Andy Beshear announced on Friday that the Kentucky State Police (KSP) completed a successful “Operation Summer Heat 2.0,” targeting suspected drug networks operating in the state and leading to 197 arrests. “Every…
Infectious disease group urges vaccination as measles cases in Kentucky, nation continue to rise
Published: July 13, 2025 04:42
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today The number of measles cases continues to rise in Kentucky, as well as throughout the United States, prompting federal, state and local public health agencies and advocates to continue to call for people to get vaccinated. The…
Government Briefs: Roundup of news from Florence, Independence, Taylor Mill, Boone County, Elsmere
Published: July 13, 2025 04:40
FLORENCE Florence city council listened to evidence brought by Attorney Tom Nienaber concerning the property at 37 Goodridge Avenue in Florence. For 26 months the city has attempted to persuade the homeowner to clean up his property, which has repeatedly…
Corporex expands commercial leasing team to strengthened its sales strategy
Published: July 13, 2025 04:38
Corporex, a privately held investment and development firm based in Covington, is strategically expanding its internal leasing team to support its evolving sales strategy and deepening its ownership-based approach to commercial real estate. This move…
Newport High School students bring home national awards from FCCLA conference
Published: July 13, 2025 04:34
Staff report The Family, Career and Community Leaders of America held its national conference in Florida recently. It attracted attendees from all across the county, including members from Newport High School. The students attended workshops and traded…
Kenton County Public Library helps beat the ‘summer slide’ through annual summer reading program
Published: July 13, 2025 04:32
Studies show that students who do not read over the summer can lose up to a grade level in reading skills. Summer learning loss can accumulate over time, making it harder for students to catch up when school resumes. Reading together as a family not only…
Joe Heller: Cartoonist on news — Epstein files, Texas flood, third party?, ticks
Published: July 13, 2025 04:30
Joe Heller was the editorial cartoonist for the Green Bay Press-Gazette in Green Bay, Wis., from 1985 until being laid off in July 2013. He still draws several cartoons a week and distributes them through his own syndicate. Through Heller Syndication, his…
Cincinnati Children’s, Christ Hospital partner with developer Merus for project in Cold Spring
Published: July 12, 2025 04:50
Two of the region’s highly regarded health systems – Cincinnati Children’s and The Christ Hospital Health Network – are partnering with real estate design-build developer Merus on a project anchored by two medical office buildings in the Campbell County…
Dan Weber’s Just Sayin’: Checking out college football players from the Tri-State
Published: July 12, 2025 04:48
Checking out the Division I college football rosters in Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana for Northern Kentucky players, there are a couple of stories that stand out for local guys about to report for the start of summer practice. EKU’S HERGOTT MOVING: At Eastern…
Kentucky General Fund receipts top $15.7 billion for FY 2025, a slight increase over previous year
Published: July 12, 2025 04:45
The Office of State Budget Director on Friday reported General Fund receipts for fiscal year 2025 (FY25) totaled $15,703.2 million, exceeding FY24 total revenue by $131.9 million, or 0.8 percent. General Fund revenues exceeded the official revenue…
Covington-Erlanger police didn’t stand a chance against Point/Arc’s kickball All-Stars
Published: July 12, 2025 04:42
By Andy Furman NKyTribune reporter Covington Police has a new lieutenant – but what they sorely need is a new kickball coach. Rachel White, who came to Covington as an officer from Morehead seven years ago – and most recently served the department as…
MAMMOTH Music and Arts Festival to host acoustic music series at New Riff Distilling starting July 19
Published: July 12, 2025 04:40
MAMMOTH Music and Arts Festival, Northern Kentucky’s FREE signature music festival, has announced the MAMMOTH Music Series, presented by New Riff Distilling. The music series will feature a lineup of local acoustic artists and is set to create buzz to…
CPE head Aaron Thompson receives ECS James Bryant Conant Award for commitment to education
Published: July 12, 2025 04:38
Dr. Aaron Thompson, president of the Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE), received the James Bryant Conant Award from Education Commission of the States (ECS) at the 2025 National Forum on Education Policy which convened Thursdday. The award is one of…
City of Covington to host open house to discuss Mainstrasse Village Parking strategy July 17
Published: July 12, 2025 04:36
The Covington Motor Vehicle Parking Authority will continue its public outreach and phased approach to improve parking in the historic Mainstrasse Village commercial district. An open house will take place on Thursday, July 17, where residents, business…
New scholarship for community college students aimed at protecting utility lines
Published: July 12, 2025 04:34
A new scholarship for Kentucky Community and Technical College students is aimed at preventing damage to utility lines. The Kentucky Public Service Commission is providing a $66,000 annual fund to support training in how to safely locate and manage…
Catholic Charities to host 2025 CASSBA fundraiser August 24 at Devou Park’s Drees Pavilion
Published: July 12, 2025 04:32
For more than 90 years, Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Covington has provided corporal and spiritual works of mercy to neighbors in need across Northern Kentucky. On an annual basis, the organization impacts thousands of lives through a wide range of…
Opinion – Mike Harmon: Candidates need to focus on problem solving, not tearing each other down
Published: July 12, 2025 04:30
With the entry of Nate Morris into the 2026 Kentucky Senate Republican Primary race, the salvos back and forth between all the major candidates and their surrogates are in full force. The goal being to point out the wart on your opponent before someone…
Covington police ask public to cram the cruiser with school supplies at Latonia Kroger
Published: July 12, 2025 04:28
The Covington Police Department is teaming up with the Latonia Kroger to help local students start the school year strong. On Saturday, July 12, from 11 a.m.-1 p.m., officers will be stationed outside the Latonia Kroger (4303 Winston Ave.) for the…
Dan Weber’s Just Sayin’: TMU’s Saints are all-in with the NCAA after a multi-year quest
Published: July 11, 2025 04:50
In sports, much like in the rest of life these days, we’re not exactly into long-term plans – or projects. Which is why the folks at Thomas More were downright jubilant at the news Thursday that their quest – five years from the day they decided to make a…
Northern Kentucky Harvest’s 25th annual school supply backpack giveaway set for August 9
Published: July 11, 2025 04:48
Northern Kentucky’s largest and longest-running school readiness event will mark its 25th year when it kicks off in August. The Backpacks Bonanza, formerly Backpacks & Breakfast, is set for Saturday, Aug. 9, from 9 a.m. to noon, in the parking lot at St.…
List of college scholarship offers growing for 6-foot-6 freshman phenom on Ryle girls basketball team
Published: July 11, 2025 04:47
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Jayden McClain has enrolled for her freshman year at Ryle High School, but the 6-foot-6 basketball phenom has been drawing so much attention from college recruiters this summer that her plans could change.…
Entires are now open for annual Roebling Bridge photography contest; submission deadline July 31
Published: July 11, 2025 04:42
Now through July 31, contestants can submit photographs, AI generated images, short videos or a digital version of creative entries of the Roebling Bridge for the annual Covington-Cincinnati Suspension Bridge Committee (CCSBC) photography contest. Six…
Campbell County Fiscal Court’s 2025 Citizens’ Acadamy to begin Sept. 8; apply by Aug. 22
Published: July 11, 2025 04:40
The Campbell County Fiscal Court is excited to announce the 2025 session of its Citizens’ Academy, a program designed to enhance civic education and foster greater citizen engagement in county government. “Participating in the Citizens’ Academy was an…
Smoking’s toll on the heart health is widely known, but other major risks exist with lighting up
Published: July 11, 2025 04:38
By Dr. Peter Haigh University of Kentucky We have known for decades that smoking tobacco is bad your health. Quitting smoking is probably the single best change a person can make not only for prevention of heart disease, but for their overall health.…
NKY Chamber’s August 14 NKYP Leader Chat to feature Gillman Partners’ CEO Angel Beets
Published: July 11, 2025 04:36
The NKY Chamber’s Northern Kentucky Young Professionals (NKYP) has announced Angel Beets, CEO at Gilman Partners, will be the featured speaker for its next Leader Chat from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. scheduled for Thursday, Aug. 14, at the Metropolitan Club,…
KY to offer mobile GED services at 25 locations across state without access, including Kenton Co.
Published: July 11, 2025 04:34
The Kentucky Office of Adult Education is taking its GED testing on the road, traveling to 25 areas in the state lacking access to brick-and-mortar buildings with in-person adult education services. “As an education-first administration, we believe that…
NKU’s Mid-Summer Symposium July 17 to feature regional experts discussing future of NKY economy
Published: July 11, 2025 04:34
Northern Kentucky University’s Center for Economic Analysis and Development (CEAD) is hosting the third annual Mid-Summer Symposium Thursday July 17 where regional experts and leaders will present the latest data on the state of Northern Kentucky’s…
The Ion Center for Violence Prevention to host first Green Dot Bar Crawl July 26 in Covington
Published: July 11, 2025 04:32
The Ion Center for Violence Prevention will host its first Green Dot Bar Crawl on July 26. The bar crawl will begin at 1 p.m. and is free and open to the entire community. Green Dot is a nationally-recognized strategy focused on preventing power-based…
Opinion – Bill Straub: Barr’s embrace of birthright citizenship vendetta unveils newfound fealty to Trump
Published: July 11, 2025 04:30
President-cum-Dictator Donald J. Trump’s self-appointed handmaiden, Rep. Andy Barr, being perennially sensitive to the whims of his master, has officially joined the campaign to eject as many brown people as possible from within the nation’s borders. Trump…
Local leaders gather in Covington to mark milestone in providing KY officers with life-saving body armor
Published: July 10, 2025 04:50
Staff report Law enforcement leaders, lawmakers and prosecutors gathered at the Northern Kentucky Law Enforcement Memorial in Covington Wednesday as the Kentucky Attorney General’s Office announced a major milestone in its effort to outfit each of…
Country music singer Alex Miller named newest ambassador for KDA’s Kentucky Proud program
Published: July 10, 2025 04:48
Lancaster native and country music singer and songwriter Alex Miller will soon be repping Kentucky grown and produced agricultural products as the newest brand ambassador for the Kentucky Department of Agriculture’s (KDA) Kentucky Proud program. “Alex is…
Covington Police Chief Brian Valenti announces retirement, Justin Wieholter named successor
Published: July 10, 2025 04:45
After nearly three decades of service, Covington Police Chief Brian Valenti is retiring, with Lt. Col. Justin Wietholter named as his successor. Valenti, who has served as Chief since 2022, began his career with the Covington Police Department in September…
Kentucky Circuit Clerks, Donate Life Kentucky Trust summer raffle raising funds for transplant patients
Published: July 10, 2025 04:42
The Circuit Clerks of Kentucky are once again making a lifesaving difference across the Commonwealth. Through a longtime partnership with Donate Life Kentucky Trust (Trust), they are helping to raise critical funds for transplant patients and donor…
Rotary Club of Florence now accepting nominations for 2025 Citizen of the Year Award
Published: July 10, 2025 04:40
The Rotary Club of Florence is seeking nominations for its 2025 Citizen of the Year Award. Citizen of the Year nominees should be a person or couple who has a record of service. Candidates are typically not in the public eye but who “fly below the radar…
Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center to host free three-part lecture series beginning Aug. 13
Published: July 10, 2025 04:36
Baker Hunt Art and Cultural Center has announced a new, free lecture series. The August series will include three lectures, held in the historic ballroom of the Baker Hunt “Scudder House” in Covington. Each lecture will feature a new speaker and topic, and…
KY leads nation in undergraduate retention, persistence rate gains in latest NSC report
Published: July 10, 2025 04:34
According to the National Student Clearinghouse, Kentucky’s one-year gains in undergraduate persistence and retention were the highest in the nation from 2023 to 2024, increasing 9.8 and 7.9 percentage points, respectively. As a result of the increases,…
FEMA reports $81M has been awarded counties affected by disaster declarations this year
Published: July 10, 2025 04:32
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) says nearly $81 million has now been awarded in housing and other assistance for residents in the counties affected by the three Presidential Major Disaster Declarations in Kentucky this year. As of July 9,…
Opinion – Al Cross: Medicaid helps us all; prepare to be hurt
https://nkytribune.com/2025/07/opinion-al-cross-medicaid-helps-us-all-prepare-to-be-hurt/
Published: July 10, 2025 04:30
Nearly 1 in 3 Kentuckians are covered by Medicaid, the federal-state insurance program for low-income Americans. If you’re not among them, you probably think you won’t be affected by the big bill that the Republican Congress passed for President Trump.…
NKY Port Authority names Cushman & Wakefield property manager for OneNKY Center, SparkHaus
Published: July 9, 2025 04:50
The Northern Kentucky Port Authority chose Cushman & Wakefield to provide property management services for the OneNKY Center and SparkHaus in downtown Covington. Through a competitive process, the NKY Port Authority sought proposals in February and March…
Kentucky Center for Economic Policy report reveals state’s hidden web of criminal fines, fees
Published: July 9, 2025 04:48
Kentuckians who come in contact with the state’s criminal legal system are forced to navigate a hidden web of fines and fees that impose onerous and arbitrary costs at nearly every turn, a new report from the Kentucky Center for Economic Policy (KyPolicy)…
CBC’s July 17 luncheon program features two executives who are moving their headquarters to Covington
Published: July 9, 2025 04:45
Staff report The Covington Business Council will convene its July 17th luncheon, centering on the topic of “Why Covington?”, at the Grand Ballroom, 6 E. 5th Street, Covington, from 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. The CBC occasionally focuses on the reasons leading…
Kentucky leaders, advocates weigh in on how ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ will impact health care
Published: July 9, 2025 04:42
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News News about how the passage of what President Donald Trump calls the “Big, Beautiful Bill” will impact the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program and Medicaid abounds, with much of it continuing to voice grave…
ESNKY promotes Kim Webb to chief executive officer; will celebrate her 10-year anniversary
Published: July 9, 2025 04:40
The board of directors of the Emergency Shelter of Northern Kentucky has announced its Executive Director Kim M. Webb has been named chief executive officer. In the new position, Webb will oversee ESNKY’s mission and vision along with day-to-day…
Former Williamstown Mayor Mark Christopher files appeal heard in Boone County Circuit Court to get his job back
Published: July 9, 2025 04:36
By Patricia A. Scheyer NKyTribune reporter Former Williamstown Mayor Mark Christopher has had a mission since April 21 of this year, and that is to file an appeal against Williamstown City Council for holding a special council meeting and charging him with…
Mike Tussey: Your vocation, your career — do you love what you do?
https://nkytribune.com/2025/07/mike-tussey-your-vocation-your-career-do-you-love-what-you-do/
Published: July 9, 2025 04:34
Somewhere in our younger years, we begin thinking about our career. Many thoughts ran through your mind and usually you have settled for what you know best about a certain profession. Your decision could even be aided by your parents, relatives or even the…
Aviatra Accelerators launches program offering business support to emerging women artists
Published: July 9, 2025 04:32
Aviatra Accelerators has announced a new program aimed at supporting local emerging artists as business owners and entrepreneurs. The program, called ‘Profitability Blueprint for Women Artists,’ was designed to help women artists become more knowledgeable…
Opinion – Defunding the Legal Services Corporation will significantly harm residents of Kentucky
Published: July 9, 2025 04:30
By James H. Moore, Robert Johns, Glenda Harrison and Ron Flagg Special to NKyTribune Many people are surprised to learn that the right to an attorney is limited to criminal cases. Civil legal aid organizations like Legal Aid of the Bluegrass (LABG) provide…
Gymnast, trap shooter named among 47th class of Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame
Published: July 9, 2025 04:28
By Tom Latek Kentucky Today Four individuals with strong Kentucky connections who have made significant contributions to sports both within the state and nationally, have been selected for the Kentucky Sports Hall of Fame (KSHOF) Class of 2025. The 47th…
KOHS ‘Not So Fast, Kentucky’ speed enforcement campaign underway through July 31
Published: July 8, 2025 04:48
As travel increases this summer, Kentuckians are encouraged to slow down, obey posted speed limits and help keep everyone on the road safe. Speed limits are not merely suggestions; they are in place to protect everyone on the road. Driving over the speed…
Prep Sports Report: Former head coach resuming career with Ludlow basketball team
Published: July 8, 2025 04:47
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter A veteran coach with 250 career wins will be returning to Northern Kentucky boys basketball next season when Dan Sullivan begins his second stint with the Ludlow program. Sullivan was Ludlow’s head coach for…
LifeSciKy, New Riff partner for single barrel bourbon release honoring Kentucky’s scientific heritage
Published: July 8, 2025 04:45
LifeSciKY, Kentucky’s Covington-based nonprofit lab incubator, is celebrating the opening of its new lab facility in true Kentucky fashion by partnering with New Riff Distilling to release a single barrel bourbon honoring Kentucky’s scientific…
SVdP NKY launches Christmas in July campaign featuring in-store promotions all month long
Published: July 8, 2025 04:42
St. Vincent de Paul Northern Kentucky (SVdP NKY) has announced the launch of its annual Christmas in July campaign with festive holiday promotions and storewide savings all month long — while helping bring the joy of Christmas to children in need.…
NKY Chamber Women’s Initiative to celebrate innovation, inspiration during Aug. 20 Professional Series
Published: July 8, 2025 04:40
The Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (NKY Chamber) Women’s Initiative will celebrate innovation and inspiration during its “Women’s Initiative Professional Series: Empower. Evolve. Lead” event on Wednesday, Aug. 20, from 8-10 a.m. at Prysmian, located…
Three Kentucky hospitals, including St. Elizabeth-Edgewood, among Newsweek’s ranking for cancer care
Published: July 8, 2025 04:38
By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News Three Kentucky hospitals have been named among the top 200 hospitals for cancer care in Newsweek‘s third annual ranking of America’s Best Cancer Hospitals. The University of Kentucky Albert B. Chandler Hospital’s…
Kentucky by Heart: KY’s ‘Polar Bear Expedition’ fighters of WWI; Marvin Bartlett speaking events
Published: July 8, 2025 04:36
By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist It was an oft-forgotten, undeclared war fought by Americans in a foreign country, Russia. Orders came from foreign commanders (British), and those deployed Americans seemed forgotten by their own country. There were no…
Opinion – Brigitte Blom: Community partnerships strengthen schools, deliver real results for students
Published: July 8, 2025 04:34
It’s easy to get overwhelmed by the challenges and negative stories facing our schools and students. But deep transformation is not only happening in Kentucky, we are a leader in demonstrating how strong schools and deep community partnerships are…
‘Pre-K for All’ town hall set for NKU’s Student Union Ballroom tonight; registration available online
Published: July 8, 2025 04:32
A “Pre-K for All” Town Hall meeting by an advisory committee of the Kentucky Education and Labor Cabinet is scheduled for Northern Kentucky University’s Student Union Ballroom from 5:30-7 p.m. tonight. Registration is available online. Parking is…
Opinion – Lindsey Tichenor: Lawmakers, governor agree — we will make sure SB 181 clear, effective
Published: July 8, 2025 04:30
Now that Senate Bill 181 is in effect, having passed 137-0 and been signed into law by the Governor in April, lawmakers have received questions about its implementation and overall necessity. The law requires school staff and volunteers to use traceable,…
Our Rich History: Ray Hebert shares his memories of baseball Hall of Famer Ted Williams
Published: July 7, 2025 04:50
We’re celebrating ten years of Our Rich History. You can browse and read any of the past columns, from the present all the way back to our start on May 6, 2015, at our newly updated database: nkytribune.com/our-rich-history By Raymond G. Hebert, PhD…
Dayton football team will begin preseason practice on new home field for the first time in 90 years
Published: July 7, 2025 04:48
By Terry Boehmker NKyTribune sports reporter Dayton High School football players will begin preseason practice Thursday on a new synthetic turf field that’s part of a $15 million athletic complex being built on property adjacent to the high school. Head…
Kentucky Symphony Orchestra to kick off its 31st season of free summer concerts July 12
Published: July 7, 2025 04:45
Staff report With the 4th of July festivities behind us, we have reason to look ahead — to the first of the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra’s free Summer Park Series in Devou and Tower parks. This is KSO’s 31st year for the free concerts. Hear “Williams’…
Clay Wade Bailey Bridge is open with one lane in each direction; single lane still closed
Published: July 7, 2025 04:42
The Clay Wade Bailey Bridge (U.S. 25, U.S. 42, U.S. 127) (mile points 13.45 – 13.87) is NOW OPEN following an extended closure to replace three modular joints and perform other steel repairs, KYTC District 6 reports. The bridge reopened to traffic around 7…
Opinion – Rhonda Chisenhall: How cutting federal grant funding to Community Action agencies impacts families in need
Published: July 7, 2025 04:38
Many of you have heard the proverb “Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime.” This is the foundation of the work that Community Action Agencies carry out every day – showing the importance of…
Opinion – Judy Harris: Prayer Bears between friends of all ages
https://nkytribune.com/2025/07/opinion-judy-harris-prayer-bears-between-friends-of-all-ages/
Published: July 7, 2025 04:30
“To be a Christian without prayer is no more possible than to be alive without breathing.” -Martin Luther The Whole Health Ministry at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Crestview Hills has many outreach support services. The Prayer Bear Ministry has been a…