Covington to hold public hearing February 15 to gather input on use of federal grant money
Covington will hold a public hearing next week to ask residents how it should spend a few million dollars it…
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Devou Park trail system to be expanded by three miles; will become longest urban system in region
Roughly three miles will be added to Devou Park’s Backcountry Trails this year, extending the total trail system to about…
City of Covington’s Year in Review: Bulldozers, President Biden, and the ‘5-billion-dollar mile’
A startling sight set the tone for 2023 in The Cov mere days into the new year: President Joe Biden…
Covington Commission caucus meeting sets agenda for upcoming legislative meeting on Jan. 9
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter A change in commission meeting protocol produced new discussion during the city’s regularly scheduled caucus…
Covington students invited to apply for police union’s FOP Lodge #1 $500 Fallen Officer Scholarship
It’s not too soon for upcoming high school graduates to compose an essay that could lead to a $500 college…
Covington seeking legislative support to prepare for continued development of NKY’s ‘$5 billion mile’
With private developers waiting in the wings, the City of Covington hopes to break ground in early spring on installing…
Covington ‘remembrancer’ Susan Ellis named Outstanding Municipal Clerk by NKMCA
The Northern Kentucky Municipal Clerks Association (NKMCA) has made official what Covington City leaders have long thought: Covington City Clerk…
Covington Fire Department’s Bloemer, Salmons retire; Deye, Vance and Adams promoted
During an event that Covington Fire Chief Mark Pierce said was “filled with both excitement and apprehension,” the City this…
Covington Commission hears citizen concerns on Gaza resolution; development agreements approved
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter Enough is enough, residents are saying. Once again, Covington citizens attended the Commission’s regularly scheduled…
Covington Parks and Recreation collecting letters to Santa; ‘Happy Cov Holidays’ family event Dec. 15
You can count on Covington Parks and Recreation to get your letter off to Santa at the North Pole ASAP….
City of Covington Parks and Recreation Department earns KRPS Outstanding Department Award
From the Jack-O-Lantern Festival that’s attended by hundreds of Covington families and children, to the welcoming Christmas program at City…
Deadline is Dec. 29 to apply for part of $128,000 in awards from Covington Small Business Program
A Pike Street dessert shop that features authentic Italian gelato and sorbetto will soon flip the switch on its nighttime…
Covington again earns top score on Human Rights Campaign’s annual Municipal Equality Index
Covington really is where “Y’all means all.” In fact, the “numbers” prove that Covington is one of the most inclusive…
Covington recycles 2300 tons per year, here’s how you can join the effort to increase that number
Covington joined environmentally conscious people last week in marking National Recycling Day, but in The Cov, the mood wasn’t just…
Covington finance director Steve Webb named Finance Officer of the Year, new president of GFOA
Less than 15 months after becoming the City of Covington’s finance director, Steve Webb is earning statewide recognition. Webb was:…
Covington Urban Forestry Board seeking volunteers for Fall Tree Planting Saturday in Eastside
About 60 trees will take root in Covington’s Eastside neighborhood this Saturday, but they won’t get in the ground by…
Covington (like most NKY cities), announces hours for Trick or Treat — and some safety precautions
Whether you pass out candy or accompany your kids on the annual trek in search of some, here’s the official…
New Latonia branch of Kenton County Public Library receives approval; facility expected to open in 2024
Plans for a new branch of the Kenton County Public Library have been approved by the Kenton County Board of…
Covington’s Vacant Property Incentive to help create office, retail space in historic building at 401 Scott St.
Since its construction in 1865, the year Abraham Lincoln began his second term, the cornerstone building at 401 Scott Blvd….
City of Covington to begin leaf pickup October 25; complete information and schedule available online
“Every leaf speaks bliss to me, fluttering from the autumn tree,” wrote English poet Emily Bronte some 200 years ago…
Covington Forestry program to offer free tree giveaway in effort to expand city’s shade canopy
If you live in one of 12 neighborhoods listed below and want a free tree to plant in your yard…
City of Covington reminding residents of Monday deadline to pay 2023 annual property taxes
With the Oct. 15 deadline for payment falling on a Sunday this year, Covington property owners will have until the…