Fort Mitchell is a city in Kenton County, Kentucky, with a population of approximately 8,702.
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All events →May 4City Council Meeting1:30 PMMay 4City Council Meeting5:30 PMMay 5Park Board Meeting1:00 PMMay 5Park Board Meeting5:00 PMMay 13General Ormsby Mitchel Park Pavilion Reserved11:00 PMMay 15General Ormsby Mitchel Park Pavilion Reserved11:00 PMMay 18City Council Meeting (Budget Meeting-Not Televised)12:30 PMMay 18City Council Meeting (Budget Meeting-Not Televised)4:30 PM
Recent News
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Fort Mitchell to appoint new council member, more in NKY gov
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NewsJAN 26, 2026
Press release: W3 Financial Group announces new office merger in Fort Mitchell, Kentucky, expanding service to the Greater Cincinnati Area
Press release: W3 Financial Group announces new office merger in Fort Mitchell, Kentucky, expanding service to the Greater Cincinnati Area LINK nky
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NewsDEC 23, 2025
Fort Mitchell Mayor Jude Hehman appointed to fill retiring Sheriff Korzenborn’s post
Fort Mitchell Mayor Jude Hehman appointed to fill retiring Sheriff Korzenborn’s post Northern Kentucky Tribune
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