Cheer Teams Performed In Honor And Memory Of 13-Year-Old

Written By: Ishton W. Morton – October 13th, 2019

Local cheer teams of Fort Thomas, Kentucky performed in honor and memory of 13-year-old Lilliana Schalck a NKY cheerleader who died from strep throat.

Condolences to the Schalck family! All funds raised from this competition on this Sunday, October 13th, 2019 will be donated for scholarships at Northern Kentucky’s Premier Athletics.

Accordingly Dan Schalck the father of Lilliana Schalck shared lesson learned from losing his daughter too soon with other parents. He was extremely adamant! He said his message is simple. “Tomorrow is not promised. Hug your kid.”

In keeping with Dan Schalck’s lesson, we are reminded of the presupposition that says; life expectations offers no guarantee, however, we are expected to make the very best of every opportunity that is provided. Continue reading “Cheer Teams Performed In Honor And Memory Of 13-Year-Old”

2019 Blink Off To A Successful Start

Written By: Ishton W. Morton – October 13th, 2019

Friends and Family having a good time at Finney’s Blink Fellowship

The 2019 Blink is off to a successful start stretching from the banks of Northern Kentucky to Findlay Market in Cincinnati.

On Thursday, October 10th, 2019 my attorney Christopher P. Finney, owner of Finney Law Firm, with concentration in commercial and public interest law as well as matters of real estate law and title to real estate. He entertained and fellowship with an enormous crowed of people with food, open bar, music and party bus transporting guests to and from locations of Blink Festival. Continue reading “2019 Blink Off To A Successful Start”

Deters Announces Indictment In Metro Bus Shooting

Written By: Ishton W. Morton – October 13th, 2019

Neko Larkin, who was coming home from work and had nothing do to with Ervin’s gun fight, was struck and killed.

Unfortunately, Neko Larkin, who was coming home from work and had nothing do to with Ervin’s gun fight, was struck and killed.

On Thursday, October 10th, 2019, Hamilton County Prosecutor Joseph T. Deters announced the indictment of Joshua Ervin Date Of Birth is  February 15th, 1989 for the August 17th, 2019 murder of Neko Larkin. Continue reading “Deters Announces Indictment In Metro Bus Shooting”

Poster Featuring 24 Unsolved Murdered Women

Written By: Ishton W. Morton – October 10th, 2019

October is regarded as Domestic Violence Awareness Month and for that reason the poster of 24 women whom has fallen victims their killers are being released.

Anyone with information on any unsolved homicide are urged to call CrimeStoppers at 513-352-3040.

Referencing a WKRC TV News Bite Hope Dudley has made it her life’s mission to help in the finding of the killers in these unsolved homicides.

Subsequently, this week she has released a poster with the photos showing 24 women who have been murdered as far back as 1977 and the killers of these women have continued to be unknown. Continue reading “Poster Featuring 24 Unsolved Murdered Women”

Kentucky Horse Racing Commission Approves Purchase Of Turfway Park

Written By: Ishton W. Morton – October 9th, 2019

This is going to be a completely new facility

The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission (KHRC) is an independent agency of state government charged with the responsibility of regulating the conduct of horse racing and pari-mutuel wagering on horse racing and related activities within the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

On Tuesday, October 8th, 2019 Kentucky Horse Racing Commission approves Churchill Downs’ request to purchase Turfway Park. Continue reading “Kentucky Horse Racing Commission Approves Purchase Of Turfway Park”

Northern Kentucky Police Issued 281 Tickets In 12-Hours

Written By: Ishton W. Morton – October 7th, 2019

Accordingly, the next scheduled enforcement campaign will be held on Monday, October 14th, 2019

Referencing Northern Kentucky it is known to be the third-largest metropolitan area in the U.S. Commonwealth of Kentucky after Louisville and Lexington. Also, its cities and towns serve as the de facto “south side” communities of Cincinnati, Ohio.

Reasonably, the three (3) main counties of this metro area are Boone, Kenton, and Campbell counties which are located along the Ohio River. Continue reading “Northern Kentucky Police Issued 281 Tickets In 12-Hours”

Former Juvenile Judge Tracie Hunter Has Been Released

Written By: Ishton W. Morton – October 5th, 2019

Hunter was found guilty of helping her brother keep his job with Hamilton County.

Hamilton County former Juvenile Judge Tracie Hunter was released from jail at approximately 6:00 A. M on Saturday, October 5th, 2019 after serving 2½  months of her six-month sentence.

Subsequently the former judge high-profile case has created much division throughout the community. Many believed she listened to the wrong people and thus that has  contributed enormously to her demise. Continue reading “Former Juvenile Judge Tracie Hunter Has Been Released”

A Complete Cure For Cancerous Diseases

Written By: Ishton W. Morton – September 28th, 2019

With very good friend Cincinnati Vice Mayor Christopher Smitherman and his family are on this journey to honor the life of his wife, Pamela Smitherman, who died of cancer this year.

Walks are events and time people come together to raise awareness and funds to defeat cancerous  diseases one step at a time. In this event you will make new friends, reconnect with old friends and learn more about how to be helpful in fulfilling the vision of a world free of cancerous diseases. One’s participation and support helps save lives by funding key cancerous research and provides invaluable health resources, assistance and information for those who needs it the most.

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Lawrenceburg, Indiana Police Officer Resigned Amidst Sexual Assault Charges

Written By: Ishton W. Morton – September 28th, 2019

Dearborn County, Prosecutor Lynn Deddens

According to Lynn Deddens, Indiana, Dearborn County Prosecutor; Nicholas Myers will serve approximately three years probation for an official felony misconduct and misdemeanor battery.

Under Indiana’s law(s) A battery charge that is considered a Class B misdemeanor is punishable by up to 180 days in prison and a $1,000 fine.

Also, The law regarding misdemeanor battery in Indiana is so broad that you can commit the crime without even touching a person. Yet, misdemeanor battery charges can still lead to heavy fines and time in jail. In Indiana almost any kind of altercation in can lead to a misdemeanor battery charge and strict criminal penalties. Continue reading “Lawrenceburg, Indiana Police Officer Resigned Amidst Sexual Assault Charges”

Trooper Who Killed Driver Avoids Jail Time

Written By: Ishton W. Morton – September 20th, 2019

Ohio State Trooper who crossed the center line and killed Anthony Bertram the driver of another vehicle in a head-on crash seemingly has avoided jail time

Pursuant to a news-bite on WLWT5 News on Friday, September 20th, 2019 Tina Bertram the mother of 36-year-old Anthony Bertram of Goshen, Ohio says, since that night, received the news her son was killed she’s been living a nightmare. Continue reading “Trooper Who Killed Driver Avoids Jail Time”