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Haley Parnell

Reporter · US

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Jul 22, 2026
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Jul 14, 2026
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  1. Article · Jul 22, 2026 · Haley Parnell | LINK nky

    Newport to buy Brass Ass, Brass Bull properties in $3.8M redevelopment deal (opens the original)

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    NEWPORT, Ky. — Adult entertainment clubs the Brass Bull and Brass Ass, along with Huddle’s Cafe in Newport, are permanently closing as the city moves forward with a $3.8 million purchase of the properties. The deal is part of a downtown redevelopment effort. Newport announced on Wednesday that it would be purchasing the Brass Ass, Brass Bull, Huddle’s Cafe and six other parcels (nine in total) on and adjacent to the 600 block of Monmouth Street for $3.8 million. This deal still requires approval

  2. Article · Jul 20, 2026 · Haley Parnell | LINK nky

    Newport breaks ground on $7.5M General James Taylor Park project (opens the original)

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    NEWPORT, Ky. — Improvements to General James Taylor Park are now underway after Newport broke ground Monday on the $7.5 million project. The city announced last August that it was moving forward with the improvements to the park, located at 100 Riverboat Row. The city said at the July 20 groundbreaking that the project represents one of the most significant investments in Newport’s riverfront in decades. The new park will feature expanded green space, walking and biking paths, pickleball courts,

  3. Article · Jul 14, 2026 · Haley Parnell | LINK nky

    Newport to remove Flock cameras, end pilot program (opens the original)

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    NEWPORT, Ky. — The city of Newport is ending its Flock pilot program and will remove the cameras from the city and not move forward with purchasing the technology. Newport announced Tuesday afternoon that it is ending its Flock Safety pilot program and will not purchase the automated license plate reader cameras. The city said the cameras helped police with criminal investigations and showed promise as a public safety tool, but officials decided not to continue the program after reviewing the pi

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