Covington streetscape designs for Madison Avenue and Seventh Street go before public Nov. 18-19
The public will get its first look and chance to comment next week on new streetscape designs for Madison Avenue…
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Covington giving money for homeless assistance; Nov. 25 is deadline for COVID-19 proposals
Continuing its efforts to help those affected negatively by the pandemic and its impact, the City of Covington is looking…
Read Ready Covington to kick off Mayor’s Challenge for school kids; runs Nov. 16 through Dec. 31
It’s said that reading supercharges the imagination. For Covington schoolchildren over the next few months, it could energize their piggybanks…
Covington to fill potholes, clear snow on state routes within city, thanks to contract with state
Drivers should experience smoother and safer travel on main routes through the City this winter. Saying its Public Works crews…
Holmes extends win streak to five behind powerful rushing attack; Holy Cross defense scores three TDs
By Don Owen NKyTribune sports editor Quietly but powerfully, Holmes has emerged as a contender for a Class 4A regional…
NKY’s Career Center to restore in-person services in Covington and Florence on Nov. 2
In the interest of public health, Kentucky Career Centers across the Commonwealth ceased in-person services on March 18 due to…
Leaf pickup starts today in Covington and will continue through Dec. 22 — check the schedule
“Every leaf speaks bliss to me, fluttering from the autumn tree,” wrote English poet Emily Bronte some 200 years ago…
Shannon Smith: Revival, building a business model and a spirited community through stories
Every bourbon tells a story. From the grains to the mash, from the barrel to the bottle – the legacy…
Northern Kentucky cities participate in recent ‘Operation Crash Reduction’ to promote safer roads
To help drivers and passengers remember the importance of seat-belt use and other safe-driving practices, the Commonwealth of Kentucky promoted…
Beyond the Curb: River City Living at its best in condos at the beautiful downtown Bradford building
The transformation of the Bradford on Scott in Covington has been dramatic. Built in the late 1800s as a public…
Covington adopts health guidelines for trick-or-treating, other Halloween events to reduce contact
The COVID-19 pandemic won’t stop trick-or-treating in Covington this year, but costumed youth going door to door to ask for…
Devou Good Foundation donates 1,000 new bike racks, five repair stations to City of Cincinnati
The Devou Good Foundation of Northern Kentucky has donated 1,000 new bike racks and five repair stations to the City…
Another sign of Covington’s ‘ascension’ is $11.3M Monarch Building rehab; new home for DBL Law
With a ferocious bite from an excavator’s “claw,” DBL Law Managing Partner Bob Hoffer ripped off part of a concrete…
Covington’s Zapata Cantina holds grand opening in downtown at 8th and Madison, offers ‘authentic fare’
Covington’s Zapata Cantina has opened in Covington. The cantina, named after the early 20th century Mexican revolutionary and folk hero,…
Annual drop-off event in Covington enables safe disposal of electronics, confidential documents
Don’t throw away your electronics – they’ll just spend years in landfills leaking toxic chemicals. And throwing confidential documents in…
Covington Connect: Monday is first ‘drawing’ for $2.5M digital equity project; donations sought
A random drawing on Monday will select 100 families of Covington schoolchildren to receive free computers, the first round of…
Covington’s ‘Innovation Alley’ partnership with NKU to help energize entrepreneurship district
A new formal partnership with Northern Kentucky University, an influx of expertise and federal money, and $200,000 of planned aesthetic…
Covington will hold a census party — grill-out and ice cream — at the Latonia Dari-Crest 4-7 p.m. today
The Covington Census Committee’s next stop? Dari-Crest Ice Cream in Latonia, where anybody who fills out the Census form during…
Covington cancels participation in Riverfest; decision joins neighboring cities to protect residents
Citing health and safety concerns related to the pandemic, the City of Covington is canceling its participation in the annual…
Mayor Joseph Meyer: People over politics — especially during a pandemic
As the mayor of Covington, Kentucky’s fifth-largest city, I have a message for public officials trying their best to undercut…
‘No mask, no service’ as Covington bars, restaurants aim to protect staff, keep local economy open
“We don’t want to go backward.” As the number of COVID-19 cases steadily rises across the country and some governors…
Kentucky offers in-person unemployment assistance in Covington, Prestonsburg beginning Monday
Individuals can make appointments for in-person unemployment insurance services that will be offered next week in Covington and Prestonsburg to…