
Covington to host Earth Day event for kids, renews recycling push in advance of Great American Cleanup
Respect for the health of the air, water, and earth may be a concept, but in The Cov, there are…
Respect for the health of the air, water, and earth may be a concept, but in The Cov, there are…
The celebration of Arbor Day will last eight days in the City of Covington, beginning with a neighborhood planting this…
Campbell County High School art teacher Leslie Hagen, who sponsors her school’s, National Art Honor Society chapter gives her students…
Thirty-three families have bought or are buying homes in qualified Covington neighborhoods, thanks to a one-time $500,000 mortgage assistance program…
A $17.6 million building with 146,000 square feet of space will be constructed on land zoned for industrial use behind…
The public has three ways to weigh in on a draft proposal that outlines how to invest a little over…
Borrowing from the manifesto that drives its mission, the newly released 2022 Impact Report of Covington’s Economic Development Department lays…
A public hearing will be held Wednesday, April 12, in Covington to collect opinions related to the City’s regulation of…
If you thought last year’s Covington Parks and Recreation calendar was packed with fun, wait until you see what’s on…
With black “pins” arrayed like a general’s strategic deployment of resources, the Adopt-A-Spot map showcases one of The Cov’s biggest…
Covington’s Public Works Department will begin its annual spring cleaning of residential streets on Monday, April 3. As usual, how…
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Last year, the City of Covington’s Parks and Recreation Department produced 16 events, more than…
Fourth Street in Covington could be reconfigured from three lanes to two lanes to make way for a dedicated bike…
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter After the city’s legal department requested a change in language, a much-talked about amendment on…
The name has changed but the standard for excellence remains the same. After a three-year hiatus, the City of Covington’s…
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Exactly 17 people showed up to speak at the city’s regularly scheduled legislative meeting Tuesday…
Year in, year out, the City of Covington’s Finance Department receives an award for its financial reporting, courtesy of the…
Three holidays — well, four if you count the Super Bowl — have come and gone since most people sang…
An alien sculpture on the side of a parking garage, a mural depicting Col. Harlan Sanders (but as a Japanese…
The Covington Police Department’s newest recruits are a Marine studying psychology and Spanish at Northern Kentucky University, and a graduate…
A new business that creates healthy alternatives to sugar-laden popsicles and one that finds software solutions for businesses were among…
City of Covington officials are strongly condemning legislation being considered by the Kentucky General Assembly that apparently would shut down…