Covington’s new city clerk, Susan Ellis, known as a problem solver who enjoys working with the public
Covington’s new City Clerk is an amateur genealogist, makes wine and names the labels after her family’s rescue dogs, and…
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Covington’s Orchard Park development moves forward with five more properties
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter COVINGTON – There’s more development on the way for Orchard Park. Last week, the Covington…
What should Covington’s dog park look like? City officials want to hear from you Aug. 4, dogs welcome
Water bowls, wagging tails, and wide canine grins are familiar sights throughout the streets of Covington, evidence of a dog-friendly…
‘Farm to Fork’ fundraiser for Covington Farmer’s Market Aug. 8 to feature the Standard’s Ryan Hanson
There’s still time – but just a sliver of it – to secure a seat at one of Covington’s most…
New online tool provides searchable zoning data in Covington’s Neighborhood Development Code
With a few clicks of a computer key, you can now access the answers to hundreds of questions zoning and…
From federal cases to ‘funky’ stuff, departing Covington city solicitor reflects on career
If there’s one thing that Michael Bartlett learned in almost six years in the City of Covington’s legal office, it…
New boutique wine retailer The Bottle Shop offers Covingtonians a new option for wine by the bottle
Ripple Wine Bar now has a sister business, one that sells specialty wine by the bottle instead of the glass….
Covington commissioners vote unanimously to move forward with Orchard Park development
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Calling it the “next step” for the project, Mayor Joseph U. Meyer and city Commissioners…
Small businesses have until Friday to apply for City of Covington’s facade, rent incentive programs
Friday is the deadline to apply for the latest round of the City of Covington’s funding offered through two incentive…
Covington duplex owners to receive refund; city fixes ‘drafting error’ that led to high storm water fee
A two-word change in a Covington City ordinance first passed in February will send most owners of duplexes in Covington…
Eight of City of Covington’s small businesses get financial help, support for facade improvements
City leaders are fond of saying that small businesses are the “heart and soul” of Covington’s economy and that The…
Bean Haus Bakery & Café begins ‘energization’ of neighborhood, brings new life to Covington corner
It was the thin ribbon of smoke twirling upward toward a clear morning sky that caught David Fountain’s eye ……
Covington Fire Department looking to hire firefighters with at least two years’ experience
The Covington Fire Department is looking to hire, but there’s a catch: You must have at least two years’ experience…
River Sweep 2021: Banks of COV riverfront cleaner thanks to volunteers’ ‘hot, exhausting’ work
The banks of the Ohio River in Covington are more devoid of litter and debris, thanks to the efforts of…
BCM, Blue Sox and B-Line: Walter ‘Smoke’ Justis was proverbial ‘flash-in-pan’ but sports bar named for him
(EDITOR’S NOTE: What links an interesting bit of trivia to tonight’s Behringer-Crawford Museum’s “History Hour” to Covington’s newest stop on…
Emergency street repair at Covington’s 7th and Philadelphia intersection to affect parking, traffic
Emergency repair of a broken storm sewer lateral at the intersection of Seventh and Philadelphia streets in Covington will affect…
NKY PrideFest returns to Covington’s Mainstrasse Village June 6 with, vendors, performers and more
The 12th-annual Northern Kentucky PrideFest will be held Sunday, June 6 from noon to 5 p.m. in Covington’s MainStrasse Village….
Covington begins rolling back pandemic-related restrictions, programs as city returns to ‘normal’
The pandemic isn’t over — yet. But as COVID-19 case numbers continue to decrease and the number of people vaccinated…
Covington encouraging rehab of historic properties with new incentives targeting commercial spaces
The City of Covington has created a new incentive program to help “activate” vacant commercial buildings in neighborhood business districts…
Developers say COV Riverfront Commons Plaza ‘98% complete’; city wants to buy Scott Street properties
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Almost — 98 percent — complete. That’s what representatives from the Riverfront Commons Plaza project…
Residents tell Covington commission to keep Orchard Park green; Cov Connect update
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter COVINGTON – It’s a place where neighbors meet and get to know each other, they…
Covington issues its first ‘annual report,’ From Opportunities to Action, touting terrific 2020 growth
An eight-page report released Thursday confirms what City officials suspected: Despite the pandemic, 2020 saw stunning growth and investment in…