Does anyone know what they're building right next door to the Texas Roadhouse in Florence? I am willing to bet it'll be open before that Mi Cozumel thats going on year 3 of construction next to Target.

Tried best buy, they want $30

Home depot, staples, recycling center. No one will take them. I'm going to cut it to pieces and put in trash can I guess.

I found a young dove with head trauma and the fwc says theres no rehabs nearby. looking for someone to help!

I’m 25yrs old from Connecticut. I got a job in Jabil, Florence. I’m trying to relocate very soon. Everyone suggested Cincinnati is best place to live around but i like to stay in KY. If anyone has any leads for private room or shared room for one person please let me know. Thank you.

Any primary care doctor recommendations in NKY, preferably male, good bedside manner, listens, knowledgeable, etc?

Building Community in Your Community: Placemaking 101

Monday, July 06

6:00pm - 7:30pm

Get ideas to become involved in your neighborhood while making buttons.

Building Community in Your Community: SuffRAGE Against the Machine: A Zine Workshop

Monday, July 13

6:00pm - 7:30pm

Explore how zines (DIY magazines) were created to educate and agitate through creative and subversive ways.

Building Community in Your Community: Steal this Art!

Monday, July 20

6:00pm - 7:30pm

Create something new from upcycled, recycled, and repurposed words and images.

Boone County Public Library Florence Branch

7425 US 42, Florence, KY 41042

Hi all.

I am the father (25) married to a incredible woman, (26), who recently had a baby, and we actually don't have a single set of friends who happen to also be parents 😂😅

Luckily, we're mostly figuring out this parenting thing relatively well so far, but given our baby is hitting 4 months and loves seeing her own reflection, I'm curious to see if she'll want to notice or interact with other babies within the next few months.

We tend to be goofy nerds, with a big personality. We have a good appreciation for every cuisine but fine dining, and we are big animal people who enjoy taking our dogs for hikes.

We are just as happy to hang out at home or do activities somewhere in the area.

If anyone is into Overwatch, meccha chameleon, risk of rain 2, jackbox party games or The Finals we'd love to hang out or queue sometimes as our main hobby is gaming, as well.

I’ve driven by Raising Canes on 18 by Mall Road at 1130 PM on many Saturday nights and it’s always packed. Why?!

Ill be out and about near mall rd today if anyone wants to say hey. Or throw some trash at me. Don't be a stranger.

The Colonel's Creamery in Florence, KY is worth a special trip. It won the "Iron Scoop" award for flavor innovation at the National Ice Cream Retailers Association convention, which is about as legit as it gets in this industry.

Founder Don Lambert isn't running day-to-day operations anymore, but the current owners still stay in close touch with him and lean on his standards. It's hard-packed ice cream, not soft serve, with rotating flavors that get pretty inventive alongside classics done right. High butterfat for a really creamy texture. The whole shop has an Americana feel, waffle cones baking, old radio music, a photo booth for families.

5.0 rating on a place most people outside the immediate area have never heard of. Small towns in this state hide some real gems.

So Florence PD pulled up on my wife and me at the exit ramp next to BP on hwy 42 to tell us we were "violating the law" and "jaywalking" earlier this afternoon. They called it "state property" (but this is a commonwealth) and wrote "hitchhiking" on the citation. Which is $163 a piece. We just wanted to get a few bucks for a sandwich.

As someone who has lived in Florence for most of my life, I think it’s time for an honest conversation about homelessness and public safety in our community.
First, I want to acknowledge that many people experiencing homelessness are dealing with incredibly difficult circumstances. Mental illness, addiction, job loss, family breakdown, and other hardships can happen to anyone. Compassion should absolutely remain part of the conversation.
That said, compassion and accountability are not mutually exclusive.
Over the past several years, I’ve watched the situation in Florence become noticeably worse. Areas that were once clean and welcoming now frequently have encampments, panhandling, public intoxication, trespassing, and other quality-of-life issues that impact residents, businesses, employees, and visitors alike.
Kentucky House Bill 5 was passed for a reason. The law provides local governments with tools to address unauthorized camping and encampments on public property while still encouraging pathways to services and assistance. If the law is on the books, it should be enforced consistently and fairly.
The goal shouldn’t be to punish people simply for being homeless. The goal should be to maintain public spaces for everyone while connecting individuals with available resources, shelters, treatment programs, and support services. Allowing the current situation to continue unchecked isn’t helping residents, businesses, or the people living on the streets.
I know reasonable people can disagree on the best approach, but from my perspective, Florence has reached a point where increased enforcement of HB 5, combined with meaningful outreach and support services, is both necessary and overdue.
What are other Florence residents seeing in their neighborhoods? Has your experience been similar or different?

any places around here for gay people to make friends?

Shout-out to u/Tall_listen22 ! For being awesome. You have no idea how much you just did for my wife and our camp! God bless you.

Okay so before I begin, I wanna preface this by saying I don't necessarily think anything will come of it. But I've been on Indeed for like two months now and have gotten maybe one interview so, hey, something something spaghetti something something walls.

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I'm 20 and just moved here around a year ago when I realized that college wasn't for me. Worked at Cane's for a little bit (it was rough for sure. A LOT of chicken goes to waste there.) before getting a job in warehouse work. Well, I am not a fan of it, and have recently been trying to get out of it but without a degree or a license (because I'm visually impaired) it's hard to find one.

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I'm happy with anything, honestly. I'm a huge nerd (I'm in 11 different TTRPG campaigns), have been working on computers since I could form cognitive thought, and am overall just happy to work.

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Again, sorry to bother everyone. But if anyone has suggestions, lemme know! :D

The homeless nigga who be posting on here sometimes i hope you found shelter last night. I know we have argued before but i couldn't help but think about you over on dream street, where you said you hang out sometimes. Stay safe man

Tuesday, June 23

6:00pm - 7:30pm

Play Old-School Essentials, meet fellow gamers, and make a Dice Bag (of Holding) with the Mobile BIL. Please register: https://boone.libnet.info/event/15863477

Boone County Public Library Florence Branch

7425 US 42, Florence, KY 41042

Looking for ortho recommendations for braces/Invisalign.
My current ortho quote in Cincinnati is close to $7k, and it feels like I'm being ripped off.

I also need crowns for less than $1.7k (is it just me, or it's too much?..)

Just curious if anyone knows what streets were hit and what buildings were damaged, hoping everyone is ok

Needs an active mod to cut down on the shit posting.

New bar just opened up on Dixie. 5 stars bar, just was curious on the vibe and how it was in there ?

Yeah, It was an amazing time, and an amazing game. I swear Y'alls games are an underated time out with family. I think we are going to start going on our own.