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Ryle students to taste-test super-expensive coffee from beans previously consumed by animals

Ryle students to taste-test super-expensive coffee from beans previously consumed by animals

UNION, KY (FOX19) –Inspired by the movie Bucket List in which two terminally ill men escape from a cancer ward and head off on a road trip with a wish list of to-dos before they die, on Friday, March 30th Ryle High School students will embrace the once in a lifetime opportunity of tasting the world’s rarest and most exclusive coffee: Kopi Luwak, shipped directly from the highlands of Sumatra with a market price of around $1,000 per kilogram.

Students in Ms. Cher Caldwell’s AP English Language and Composition class were studying how to evaluate the credibility of claims and evidence used in everyday rhetoric, the art of speaking or writing effectively.

Florence's Klein will be “Artist in Residence” at Party Town store

Florence's Klein will be “Artist in Residence” at Party Town store

FLORENCE, KY (FOX19) - Party Town will welcome Keith Klein as their Artist in Residence at their Spring Wine & Art Show, from 3 to 6 p.m. on March 31st.

Keith Klein is amazingly diverse, with styles that range from classical realism, plein air landscapes and classical portraiture to bright and colorful works that have their roots in impressionism and pointillism. He studied with Anneleise Wharenberg in an "Atelier" in Walton, Kentucky. He felt that her method of demonstrating a painting technique as he watched was the very best way to learn. He carries on the same tradition in his studio in Florence, Kentucky. His "Atelier" is housed in the former Florence Deposit Bank on Main Street.

“We’re excited to have an artist from right here in Florence,” says Drew Murphy, General Manager of Party Town, “whose work has been featured in so many international locations.

Book drive nets 1000+ books for abused kids

Book drive nets 1000+ books for abused kids

 

NEWPORT, KY (FOX19) - The Barnes & Noble at Newport on the Levee helped to donate 1,114 books to the Northern Kentucky Children’s Advocacy Center (NKCAC) this holiday season. This holiday book drive was a national project of Barnes & Noble that allowed customers to donate books to local nonprofit organizations. The Children’s Advocacy Center was one of two nonprofits to benefit from this project. “Many of these children do not have books of their own to read,” says Vickie Henderson, Executive Director, Children’s Advocacy Center, “and this book drive, along with the generosity of our community, helps to put a book in the hands of every child at our center.”

Home & Remodeling Showcase this weekend Friday at NKY Convention Center

Home & Remodeling Showcase this weekend Friday at NKY Convention Center

 

COVINGTON, KY (FOX19)-  The 39th annual Home & Remodeling Showcase will run from February 10th through the 12th at the Northern Kentucky Convention Center located on One West RiverCenter Blvd in Covington Kentucky.  The show is presented by Arronco Comfort Air and Remke biggs and is produced by the Home Builders Association of Northern Kentucky.

Official sponsors include Softub, Legacy Kitchens, Stegman Landscape & Tree, J& D Basement Systems, and Visionary Design & Remodeling. The show is one of the only locally produced home shows in the region. This year’s show will feature many changes as the show grows from a simple product and service exposition to a real lifestyle show. 

Show hours are Friday February 10- 4 p.m.-8 p.m., Saturday February 11- 10  a.m.-8 p.m., and Sunday February 12- 10  a.m.-4 p.m.

Twilight fans targeted for DVD release late Friday night

Twilight fans targeted for DVD release late Friday night

CINCINNATI (FOX19) - Five local Target stores are offering Twi-Hards a sneak peek at a world-premier scene featuring Edward and Bella from “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2.”  During the exclusive scene, fans will see Bella as a vampire for the first time and a clue from Alice will be revealed – unveiling a major plot point from the fifth and final film. A special greeting from cast members will round out the exclusive preview.  

Then, at midnight guests can get their hands on a flower from the movie’s famed wedding scene when they purchase the Target exclusive Limited-Collector’s Edition DVD, “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1,” (on sale for $24.99 during the event and all-day Saturday, Feb. 11) that includes an authentic prop flower beautifully encased in an acrylic keepsake.  

The event starts Friday 11 p.m. through midnight on Saturday, Feb.

Sears Outlet stores to collect canned goods, blankets and coats

Sears Outlet stores to collect canned goods, blankets and coats

 

COLERAIN TOWNSHIP, OH AND FLORENCE, KY (FOX19) - Sears Outlet will be collecting canned goods, blankets and coats to benefit the less fortunate.  Items can be dropped off at either of the local Sears Outlet locations including the Cincinnati Location at 10200 Colerain Avenue in Colerain Township and the Florence location at 51 Spiral Drive.  (Another outlet in Speedway Indiana is also participating).

Items can be dropped off anytime between now and January 21st and to thank those that help, Sears Outlet will reward them with a 5% shopping pass good for Saturday January 21st. 

All items collected at the Florence and Cincinnati Locations will benefit the Drop-Inn Center in Over-the-Rhine.

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Gov. Beshear declares ‘Small Business Saturday’ in Kentucky

Gov. Beshear declares ‘Small Business Saturday’ in Kentucky

KY (FOX19) - In an effort to encourage Kentuckians to shop locally and support Kentucky business, Governor Steve Beshear today declared Saturday, November 26, 2011 as “Small Business Saturday” in Kentucky.

Small Business Saturday, which falls between Black Friday and Cyber Monday, supports the national movement to drive consumers to shop at local and independently owned businesses during the heaviest shopping weekend of the year.

 “Small businesses create thousands of jobs for Kentuckians and are the heart of our Commonwealth’s economy,” Gov. Beshear said. “I strongly encourage everyone this upcoming weekend to help boost local economies and purchase unique Kentucky gifts at independently owned shops and businesses.”

Small businesses are critical to the nation’s overall economy as well. According to the U.S. Small Business Administration, there were nearly 28 million small businesses in the United States last year.