CBC presents Tri-ED’s Lee Crume on Changing Face of Urban/Suburban Development on April 15
It was nearly two years ago when CBC introduced the new CEO of Northern Kentucky Tri-ED, Lee Crume who has…
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Covington Business Council’s first luncheon of the year is Jan. 21 on growing jobs in Covington
The Covington Business Council’s first luncheon of 2021 is January 21, noon to 1 p.m. on “Four Paths of Prosperity…
NKY Community Action Commission to host virtual Black Business Town Hall
By Kareem Simpson NKYCAC 2020 has presented many challenges for Black-owned businesses, with 74% of Black entrepreneurs needing funding immediately…
Covington urges ‘safe,’ energetic support of small, local retailers, especially now
In 2020, the “shop local, shop small” message oozes urgency and significance. Heading into “Small Business Saturday” – the traditional…
League of Women Voters to form NKY chapter led by Becky Smith Jones, Jane Page-Steiner
The League of Women Voters of Kentucky announces the formation of a local league in the Northern Kentucky region. The…
NKY Black-Owned Business Town Hall, a free webinar, offered on Sept. 15; sign up here
The Covington Business Council and the Community Action Commission will present a webinar to inform small business owners and entrepreneurs…
Why LoveTheCov? Hear what executives of companies who are moving into the city are saying
With about 1,000 jobs announced in Covington since March 1 and a seemingly unending plethora of unique and high-profile economic…
CTI’s Timothy Schroeder discusses NKY’s role in combating COVID-19 at CBC’s ‘virtual luncheon’
By Maridith Yahl NKyTribune reporter CTI Clinical Trials & Consulting “has had a great relationship with St. Elizabeth since we…
2020 Census: $$$ at stake in Covington with millions in federal funds used to help residents, businesses
Residents and businesses in the City of Covington could stand to lose almost $22 million over the next 10 years…
More Covington police and fire personnel take retirement, resign; financial ordinance proposed
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter It’s starting to sound a bit like a broken record, as once again, Covington City…
Covington BID has reached half-way point on petition to establish downtown improvement district
The effort led by the Covington Business Council and downtown Covington business owners to create a Business Improvement District (BID)…
Covington Business Council honors Brent Cooper with Founders Award at annual dinner
Brent Cooper, president and CEO of the NKY Chamber of Commerce and founder of C-Forward, received the 2019 Founders Award…
Covington Business Council Annual Dinner includes a new twist this year and honor for Brent Cooper
One of the major social events on Covington’s business calendar every year returns Thursday evening, August 8, at the Madison…
New Northern Kentucky Tri-ED CEO Lee Crume talks about vision for the region at CBC Luncheon
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor Lee Crume, president and CEO of the Northern Kentucky Tri-County Economic Development Corporation (Tri-ED),…
Covington Business Council proposes Improvement District; RFPs to be issued for new fire station
By Ryan Clark NKyTribune reporter A year ago, residents in the northern part of Covington took a survey. The results…
Covington businesses, CBC roll out plans to create downtown Business Improvement District
Local business owners and representatives from the Covington Business Council rolled out plans Wednesday for COV NOW – a Business…
Covington Business Council rolls out new plan for enhanced services to downtown — COV NOW
The Covington Business Council plans to roll out a new initiative designed to bring enhanced services and programs to downtown…
Katie Meyer steps down as executive director of Renaissance Covington to pursue other interests
Katie Meyer, Executive Director of Renaissance Covington, announced today that after nine years of service to the organization she is…
St. Elizabeth wages war on cancer; Dr. Doug Flora says early diagnosis through screening is key
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor Dr. Douglas Flora delivered a strong message about cancer in the Northern Kentucky region…
Covington’s West tells CBC lunch crowd temporary free parking at RiverHaus could start Monday
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor Covington Economic Development Director Tom West provided an update on city projects at Thursday’s…
Fifth Third shooting prompts active shooter response training at RiverCenter in Covington Friday morning
In the aftermath of the Fifth Third gunman attack in downtown Cincinnati, which left four people dead, the Covington Business…
Briefs: CBC Legislative Luncheon; Macy’s seasonal hiring; Citizens Fire Academy, NDA/CCH theatre
Covington Business Council will hold its Legislative Luncheon on Thursday from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Madison Event…