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Covington Neighborhood Collaborative Announces 2025 City Beautification Award Winners

COVINGTON, Ky. – The Covington Neighborhood Collaborative (CNC), a community advocacy organization representing the interests of Covington’s 18 neighborhoods, announced the winners of the 2025 Covington Beautification Awards at a ceremony held September 18 at the Behringer-Crawford Museum in Devou Park. Event photos are online at www.covingtoncnc.org.

“The event was a success and provided a fun way to celebrate residents from all over the city who do everything they can to make their neighborhoods—and Covington as a whole—a more attractive place to live and do business,” said CNC Chair Bil Spicer.

Mayor Ron Washington attended and spoke about the importance of community pride and volunteerism. Together with Spicer, he presented each honoree with a Beautification Award banner and certificate.

This year’s awards recognized 20 residents and business owners for notable landscaping, façade improvements, and renovations across Covington’s neighborhoods.

2025 Beautification Award Honorees

Austinburg — Gherold & Luz Cox

Botany Hills — Susan Haggard

Central Business District — Galaxie, Thor Morgan

Eastside — Sam Connor & Autumn Boland

Helentown — Chelsea Johnson

Historic Licking Riverside — Mike & Cara Lonneman

Kenton Hills — Angela Slusher & Connie Anast

Latonia — JoAnn Mueller; Janna & Christopher Ising

Levassor Park — Zach & Amber Schmidt

Lewisburg — Lisa & Michael Lange

MainStrasse — James Grant & Leslie Herbert

Monte Casino — Jeff Guidugli & Thies Simpson

Mutter Gottes — Neighborhood Team (New Marker); John Boh

Old Seminary Square — Michael Wilson

Peaselburg — Neighborhood Team (Planters); Aaron Galvin & Hillary Thomas, Ronnie’s Corner Market

South Covington — Erica & Lewis Sauser

Wallace Woods — Kristin & Justin Gifford

Westside — Derek Warner & Matthew Higgins

Get Involved

The Covington Neighborhood Collaborative meets on the first Thursday of each month at The Center for Great Neighborhoods (321 W. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., Covington). Meetings are open to the public. Consider joining your neighborhood association and helping keep Covington beautiful. Learn more at www.covingtoncnc.org.

Covington Neighborhood Collaborative
Website: www.covingtoncnc.org
Email: cbaward@gmail.com