Fort Thomas Matters

Imperial Apartments Residents Speak About Eviction

Presented by Omega Processing Solutions and City Barbeque 

Segment 1: FTM talks to Imperial Apartments residents Sonia Knight and Kerstin Crenshaw about the recent purchase of Imperial Apartments and subsequent eviction. 

LINK for background: http://www.fortthomasmatters.com/2015/07/imperial-apartments-sold-to-new.html

Segment 2: Verbal recap of 7-20-15 City Council meeting. 

FTM Recap 7-1-15

SPONSORED BY OMEGA PROCESSING SOLUTIONS AND CITY BARBEQUE

FTM Recap, Live Podcast via Periscope. 

- Foot chase ends at Imperial Apartments

- SentiGuard App via Fort Thomas Police

- Hard numbers for proposed budget 

FTM Budget Transparency Series

FTM Radio PRESENTED By OMEGA PROCESSING SOLUTIONS AND CITY BARBEQUE

We discuss the budget in Fort Thomas with Councilman Adam Meier, briefly touch on a new app the FTPD is rolling out and break the news of the first HHS Athletics Hall of Fame class as it came across the FTM news desk. 

Lt. Gov. Candidate, Chris McDaniel, Talks Comer/McDaniel

Sponsored by Omega Processing Solutions and City Barbeque. 

FTM Radio talks with Lt. Gov. candidate, Chris McDaniel. Topics include their ticket's 5-point plan for Kentucky, dirty politics, this past year's Kentucky General Assembly and his role with the heroin bill. 

The race for the Republican gubernatorial nomination in Kentucky is a dead heat, with Hal Heiner, James Comer and Matt Bevin all statistically tied with a week to go until the May 19 primary, according to a new Bluegrass Poll.

Following days of mudslinging in the race, Bevin garnered support from 27 percent of likely Republican primary voters, compared to 26 percent for Comer and 25 percent for Heiner. Those results amount to a statistical tie since the poll of 517 Republicans has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.4 percentage points.

Read more here: http://www.kentucky.com/2015/05/12/3848344_bluegrass-poll-three-way-tie-as.html?rh=1#storylink=cpy

The Inside Scoop on 15 North

Sponsored by Omega Processing Solutions and City Barbecue. 

FTMRadio talks to Owner and Proprietor of 15 North Wood Fired Pizza, Ed Gossman. The restaurant, located at 15 North Fort Thomas Avenue, is one of the most anticipated new businesses to come to Fort Thomas in close to a decade. 

Their opening date is May 13, 2015. 

Holtman's Donuts to Fort Thomas? Street Repair Tax Analysis.

Segment 1:

FTM Radio talks with Renaissance Board Chair, Brian Sand. Sand was with the Holtman's Donuts crew when they visited Fort Thomas. Hear his thoughts on their reactions and where they were looking. 

Segment 2:

We talk about the street repair tax and why it's been around for so long. We also give our prediction about what it'll take to end it. 

General Assembly and FTM BBB

Segment 1:

Interview with State Senator Wil Schroder on the latest General Assembly.

Topics include: Heroin, Teachers' Retirement, CVG, Tolls, Smoking Ban, Beer Bill, Dogfighting, and if Frankfort is more School House Rock or House of Cards

Segment 2:

Unveiling of the 4th Annual FTM Best Business Bracket

What's the real deal with the VA homes?

Segment 1: VA Homes -  with Mark Ramler (Mansion Hill Properties) and Joe Klare (The Catalytic Fund)

Segment 2: A bizarre death off Miami Parkway

Segment 3: Wrap-up of the HHS Prom King bomb threat case

FTM Radio: New Council, New Media. A Talk with the River City News.

Brought to you from the palatial FTM Radio Studios, sponsored by Omega Processing Solutions. 

Omega Processing Solutions Presents: Informed Voters Project - Daniel Braun - CC PVA

As Election Day gets closer, the negative campaigning is getting turned up a notch. In an effort to create clarity for voters, FTM Radio invited both Campbell County PVA candidates on to discuss the issues of the race. The name of the game is transparency and communication. We want our elected officials to be beholden to the voters and be accountable for what they say and do. 

Unfortunately only one candidate joined us.