Teams selected to host urban parklets through Renaissance Covington’s Curb’d program
Renaissance Covington’s CURB’D Parklet program has selected five teams and businesses to host parklets in urban Covington. Curb’d provided an…
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Covington Mayor Sherry Carran announces plans to seek a second term
Covington Mayor Sherry Carran has announced plans to seek a second term. The Covington mayor’s race requires a primary if…
Her father’s daughter, Rima David is excited her diner will be part of Covington’s downtown revitalization
By Nick Gonnella NKyTribune contributor Rima David, the owner of Rima’s Diner in Covington, has always honored her late father,…
Changes — from subtle to significant — coming to Covington’s RiverCenter Boulevard over next three years
Special to NKyTribune Hotel guests, residents and those who work along the Covington riverfront are going to be seeing at…
Northern Kentucky Police Memorial repaired, rededicated in Covington Tuesday
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor Law enforcement officials from throughout the region were joined by elected officials and everyday…
Covington residents, nonprofits and police partner to improve Westside neighborhood
By Holly End Special to NKyTribune from NKY Thrives Ferguson, Missouri; Waller County, Texas; Baltimore; Cleveland — all of these…
Kentucky Historical Society honors two Northern Kentucky organizations with history awards
Two Northern Kentucky organizations have received 2015 History Awards from the Kentucky Historical Society (KHS). The awards were given at…
Center for Great Neighborhoods seeks nominations for Covington community leader awards
The Center for Great Neighborhoods has opened nominations for our 2015 Community Leader Awards, and we invite you to share…
Behringer-Crawford Museum to offer free admission as part of Smithsonian Magazine’s Museum Day Live
Behringer-Crawford Museum (BCM) will open its doors free of charge on Saturday, September 26 as part of Smithsonian Magazine’s 11th…
Hellmann Lumber building in Covington gets new life thanks to the Center for Great Neighborhoods
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune Managing Editor The Center for Great Neighborhoods’ plan to breathe new life into an iconic Covington…
Art Off Pike will offer variety of art and entertainment, expected to draw 5000 to Covington urban core
The 11th Annual Art Off Pike will take place September 27 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. and is expected…
Our Rich History: Take time to look around; a tour of the churches of Covington offers insight into our past
By Dave Shroeder Special to NKyTribune Recently I was asked to give a tour of Covington to a friend from…
Notre Dame Urban Education Center celebrates sixth year in downtown Covington with open house event
By Mark Hansel NKyTribune managing editor The Notre Dame Urban Education Center kicked of its sixth year providing afterschool services…
Our Rich History: Whatever you want to call it, beer and Covington have gone hand in hand since 1859
(This is part of a regular series especially for the NKyTribune on local history by three distinguished historians, Paul Tenkotte…
State moving some 200 employees from downtown Covington to Latonia, makes way for Gateway
By Greg Paeth NKyTribune Contributor Sometime this fall, a couple of hundred state employees who work in the heart of…
Covington, Ludlow and Bromley team up for citizens’ online survey to get opinions on parks, recreation
Staff report Covington, Ludlow and Bromley are looking for citizen input on parks and park programing, though a website survey…
Covington Mayor Sherry Carran imposes ‘partial ban’ on questions at close of commission meetings
By Mike Rutledge NKyTribune reporter COVINGTON – Mayor Sherry Carran has imposed a partial ban on questions during the “public…
Covington commissioner Chuck Eilerman shares photos as flooding recedes along the Ohio River
Our river cities fought back flood waters as last week’s deep snow melted away followed by heavy rains — raising…
Despite drier weather, flooding will continue as snowmelt, runoff from rain drains downstream
Despite the warmth and dry weather, flooding will persist along the Ohio River as runoff from snowmelt and the recent…
Gateway 3: Manufacturers need trained employees at a pace beyond Gateway’s success in providing them
For the past few years, Gateway Community and Technical College president and CEO G. Edward Hughes has been lauded…
Weekender: How Covington’s Westside ‘Fruit Farm’ became Orchard Park thanks to community policing
By Mike Rutledge NKyTribune reporter There’s now a peaceful calm in the part of Covington’s Westside neighborhood that once was…
Owners of Covington’s Greenline Salon celebrating second anniversary in style – by giving back
By Andy Foltz NKyTribune Correspondent Greenline Salon in Covington isn’t just a place for haircuts and styling. As they approach…