Covington’s new ‘toy’ — a cold planer attachment — provides a smoother driving, better pothole repair
Slowly and methodically, Todd Redman drove a Bobcat skid steer loader down Covington’s Martin Street, the attachment on its front…
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City of Covington to fund 11 small community improvement projects totaling more than $50,000
Eleven neighborhood groups are due to receive funding from the City of Covington for small improvement projects ranging from fruit…
M&M Service cuts ribbon on ‘incredible’ new corporate headquarters in eastern Covington
City of Covington officials helped M&M Service officially cut the ribbon Friday on its new corporate headquarters, a $3 million…
City of Covington to begin spring street cleaning today — website provides details on dates, times
Covington’s Public Works Department will begin its annual spring cleaning of residential streets on Monday, April 4. How well the…
Covington to rename conference room in honor of legal trailblazer, ‘The First One’ Lulu Northcutt
Covington’s Lulu Northcutt made headlines in a March 6, 1929, article in The Kentucky Post newspaper by doing what lawyers…
Covington Finance Director Muhammed Owusu retires, will return to Virginia to be with family
A month shy of his fourth anniversary with the City of Covington, Finance Director Muhammed Owusu is returning home to…
Covington to dedicate new Vietnam Fallen Memorial recognizing those who died fighting overseas
The focus is on the names – 31 names, immortalized on a bronze plaque – representing 31 young men from…
Covington invites children in first through fifth grades to submit entries for Fair Housing poster contest
With April being “Fair Housing Month,” the City of Covington is co-sponsoring a poster contest for students in grades 1…
New partnership in Covington to nurture creation and growth of Black-owned business
A new partnership in Covington will help nurture the creation and growth of Black-owned businesses by making available meeting space…
City of Covington launches new online registration system for Parks and Recreation activities
A new online registration system will make it easy for Covington residents to learn details about Parks & Recreation activities…
Covington seeking public input on how to use federal grant funding through online survey, public hearing
Using an online survey and a virtual public hearing next week, the public can make suggestions on how the City…
Covington to honor Ukraine with special ceremony, flag flying today; vote on liquor licenses coming
City to Honor Ukraine in Special Ceremony Wednesday Commission will vote on 2:30 a.m. liquor fees next week By Ryan…
Deadline March 25 for Covington grants to small businesses for facade improvements, start-up rents
Small businesses in Covington have until Friday, March 25, to apply for the next round of City help in paying…
Covington begins enforcing metered parking spaces on nights, weekends to protect small businesses
Seeking to preserve on-street parking for the small businesses who need it to survive, the City of Covington will begin…
Angry Mayor: Covington city employee investigated for credit card fraud, business manager resigns
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter After appearing 15 minutes late to their Tuesday night Commission meeting due to what…
City of Covington hires five new police officers, include military veterans, law enforcement transfers
Before Mayor Joe Meyer administered the oath of office to five new police officers Monday, he encouraged them to maintain…
NKY counties collect more than 3,000 lbs. of non-working holiday lights during recycling event
Nearly 100 discarded trees and almost 650 pounds of non-working lights from Covington were kept out of landfills this past…
Cov Commission: Mayor lauds ‘no tolls’ on new bridge; commission considers lowering liquor fee
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter As he can do, Mayor Joseph U. Meyer left his most notable comments for the…
Covington’s purchase of new cruiser is first step toward catching up for badly needed cars
A Covington police officer recently started to follow and pull over a driver who appeared to be impaired – but…
Branding firm, law office get help through Cov’s Small Business Program, applications open for more
New space and jobs for a downtown branding firm and the renovation of a building on a highly visible corner…
Cov Commission talks recreation plans, paves way for new police cars, approves incentives, more
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Could it be time for recreation again? If Ben Oldiges has his way, it will…
New signs in Covington mark historic Lewis & Clark trail; 4,900-mile route draws tourists to 16 states
Three new street signs featuring the silhouettes of two buckskin-clad explorers signal Covington’s inclusion on a historic route that stretches…