Covington to hire new firms for financial services; final contract nears with architect for new city hall
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Making sure the city’s finances are running smoothly is a major responsibility. And that’s why,…
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City of Covington moves closer to ending ‘migratory existence,’ picks design team for new city hall
The City of Covington moved one step closer to ending City Hall’s 50-year “migratory existence” and building a permanent facility…
Covington Parks and Recreation collecting letters to Santa — and they’ll make sure he responds
Got a letter you need to get to the North Pole ASAP? Covington kiddos can bring their letters to Santa…
City of Covington accepting bids from architectural firms for design of new city hall building
Covington is looking for an architectural firm to design a new City Hall. The City issued a request for qualifications…
Covington business tax deadline pushed back 90 days; goal is to relieve financial pressure
Businesses who must file occupational license and net profits tax forms with the City of Covington will automatically have an…
A (literal) ton of food; City Hall ‘trash talk’ bridges hunger, benefits Be Concerned’s Christmas Store
The unity and collaboration that Covington’s leadership fosters at City Hall devolved last week into a flourish of trash talking,…
Smack talk at Covington City Hall fuels employee food drive that nets 1,214 lbs. for Be Concerned
It was a week of trash talking and showboating at City Hall, but in the end all the “competition” was…
City Explains ‘RIPPLE Effect’ plan to revitalize a neighborhood at open house; residents excited
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter If Steve Ward and other residents have their way, the city’s Austinburg neighborhood will soon…
New City of Covington e-blast is designed to be a ‘want ad’ for commercial properties
In one group are businesses looking to move to Covington or expand here. In the other group are owners of…
Covington to renew City Hall lease, look for options; ‘In another five years we will be out of this building’
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter With the City Hall building’s lease up for renewal this October, City Manager David Johnston…