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Amazon Corporate Pushes Back Against Claim of Bed Bugs at KCVG Air Hub

A ramp worker told CityBeat Amazon gave employees two options during the Memorial Day bed bug investigation — employees pushed back against both.

By Madeline Fening

May 31, 2023

Some employees at Amazon’s largest Air Hub facility are saying one workplace issue is starting to really bug employees. On May 29, Memorial Day, employees representing the union effort at KCVG, Amazon’s largest Air Hub, which is located in Hebron, Kentucky, made an Instagram post claiming there was an outbreak of bed bugs at the Amazon facility...

Amazon Corporate Pushes Back Against Claim of Bed Bugs at KCVG Air Hub

The Show Must Go On: How Cincinnati’s Music Venues Are Still Surviving Challenges Brought On By The COVID-19 Pandemic

Business booms — and margins slim — as big Cincinnati concert venues push onward.

By Killian Baarlaer and Brent Stroud

MOTR Pub, 1345 Main St. in Over-the-Rhine

Cincinnati Police Get $10 Million Boost in Proposed 2024 City Budget

Mayor Aftab Pureval announced three new “programs for financial freedom” during the budget announcement.

By Madeline Fening

Mayor Aftab Pureval and City Manager Sheryl Long present the city's Fiscal Year 2024 budget on May 26 at City Hall.

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Treasure Hunt in Hocking Hills Offers $10,000 Prize

By Katherine Barrier

HockingHills.com is launching its second treasure hunt in a series of five that will take place throughout the year.

NKY Films Launching Kickstarter for New Horror Musical Comedy Open House

By Emily Keller

Open House is a horror comedy musical about a mother/daughter duo trapped in a house by a sinister realty couple.

Guest Commentary: Happy Pride Month, Ohio. GOP Lawmakers are Fixated on Assaulting Our Community.

By David Dewitt, Ohio Capital Journal

Cincinnati Pride Parade

Students, Professors Speak Against Ohio Bill That Would Create ‘Intellectual Diversity’ Centers

By Megan Henry, Ohio Capital Journal

Ohio State University

Pop-Up Dunch Blurs the Lines Between Dinner and Lunch, Past and Present

By Sami Stewart

Chad Esmeier and Michael Villareal of Dunch

Northern Kentucky Pride Kicks Off Pride Month with Weekend-Long Events

By Katie Griffith

NKY Pride in 2018

Ohio AG on Bathroom Policies: Law Does Not Protect ‘Subjective Preferences’ of Trans People

By Susan Tebben, Ohio Capital Journal

Yost's opinion used arguments many advocates for anti-trans legislation have used in the bathroom policy battles, and even in arguments against gender-affirming care: gender-neutral bathrooms lead to a “heightened privacy risk that men present,” they claim.

Do You Know Your HB 6 From 8 From 68? Here’s Your 2023 Guide to Ohio’s LGBTQ+ Legislation

By Ken Schneck, The Buckeye Flame

The Ohio Statehouse in Columbus, Ohio

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Sayler Park Sustains Festival at Nelson Sayler Memorial Park
This riverside festival on the West Side features a full day of live music, including multi-time Cincinnati Entertainment Award winners for Best Folk and Americana Act, The Tillers; soulful folk from Rae Fisher; roots-inspired harmonies of The Montvales; traditional four-piece bluegrass outfit the Rabbit Hash String Band; and more. It’s billed as an event meant to teach “do-it-
yourself sustainable practices” for daily life and engage the community. In addition to sustainability workshops and music, there will be food trucks, vendors and craft beer on hand.
12-10 p.m. June 10. Free. Nelson Sayler Memorial Park, 6600 Gracely Drive, Sayler Park. facebook.com.

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NKY Pride Y’all Means All
12 p.m. June 4

Northern Kentucky kicks off Pride month with weekend-long events. The main parade and party is Sunday at noon with the official afterparty following it at Hotel Covington. The NKY Pride Parade route begins near Madison Avenue and Third Street; it follows Madison Avenue to West Pike and Ninth Street and ends down Mainstrasse. PrideFest takes place from 12-5 p.m. at Goebel Park in Covington. See NKY Pride’s website for a full list of entertainment and weekend events.

June 2-4, Covington. nkypridecenter.org

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