The December 3rd City Council meeting in Erlanger, Kentucky, marked a bittersweet moment as the council bid farewell to two long-serving members. Mayor's report highlighted the retirement of Don Skidmore, who has dedicated a decade to public service, and Vicki Kyle, who leaves after an impressive 28 years on the council.

Mayor expressed heartfelt gratitude for Skidmore's contributions, stating, "You will be truly missed," and presented him with a gift to commemorate his service. Although Kyle was unable to attend, the Mayor assured attendees that she would remain engaged with the community through various task forces, emphasizing, "This is not goodbye."

In addition to the farewells, the Mayor announced that the upcoming December caucus meeting would double as a swearing-in ceremony for new council members, continuing a long-standing tradition.

These transitions signal a significant change in the council's dynamics, with the community looking forward to honoring the legacies of Skidmore and Kyle while welcoming new leadership.