The Working Lunch with Jack Crumley
Oct 13, 2026 · 43 min · 17 segments
Headlines plus an interview with Mike Dew, the owner of Wayfarer Tavern. \----------------------------------------------------------- Follow Jack on Twitter (X)…
Jack CrumleyHost
Mike DewGuest
Well, it was all over the city this weekend, and so were the people coming to see it.
[upbeat music] Got a little sampling of, uh, different Blink installations here for you to check out now that the weekend is done.
Dealing with some weather issues on Saturday, but still seeing crowds of people coming out every night.
Projection mapping, murals, and performances that transformed familiar streets and buildings into brilliant light shows.
Lots of bars and restaurants with tables out front all through Over-the-Rhine, downtown, and into Covington.
The app's ArtsWave pass is still free through the end of this month for all users, unlocking 50% off tickets to different art experiences, plus restaurant, retail, and other offers across the region.
Blink organizers right now, other than taking a deep breath and trying to relax a little bit, they're also gathering attendance data and insights from tourism and business partners to tell the full story of Blink's impact.
Congratulations, really, to everyone, at the chamber, at Agarr, all the artists, all the volunteers, all the public safety workers, for pulling off something really, really special for this city once again.
The Boone County Planning Commission is recommending against making a zoning change that would allow Drees Homes to build hundreds of units.
It was a 6-5 no on that from the planning commission, but the decision is now with Boone County Fiscal Court.
Drees' reported proposal is to build 219 single-family homes, 29 townhome units, along with a community center and a swimming pool.
Link NKY says people who live nearby are concerned about traffic and the change there would be.
Well, it was all over the city this weekend, and so were the people coming to see it.
[upbeat music] Got a little sampling of, uh, different Blink installations here for you to check out now that the weekend is done.
Dealing with some weather issues on Saturday, but still seeing crowds of people coming out every night.
Projection mapping, murals, and performances that transformed familiar streets and buildings into brilliant light shows.
Lots of bars and restaurants with tables out front all through Over-the-Rhine, downtown, and into Covington.
The app's ArtsWave pass is still free through the end of this month for all users, unlocking 50% off tickets to different art experiences, plus restaurant, retail, and other offers across the region.
Blink organizers right now, other than taking a deep breath and trying to relax a little bit, they're also gathering attendance data and insights from tourism and business partners to tell the full story of Blink's impact.
Congratulations, really, to everyone, at the chamber, at Agarr, all the artists, all the volunteers, all the public safety workers, for pulling off something really, really special for this city once again.
The Boone County Planning Commission is recommending against making a zoning change that would allow Drees Homes to build hundreds of units.
It was a 6-5 no on that from the planning commission, but the decision is now with Boone County Fiscal Court.
Drees' reported proposal is to build 219 single-family homes, 29 townhome units, along with a community center and a swimming pool.
Link NKY says people who live nearby are concerned about traffic and the change there would be.
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