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Qualify for historic rehab tax credits?

This workshop will help you find out COVINGTON, Ky. – An upcoming educational workshop aims to inform homeowners and developers alike about how they can qualify for historic tax credits on old home and building rehabs. The Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit Workshop will be held 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 6, at the Kenton County Public Library, at 502 Scott St. It will featur...

Halloween & Day of the Dead

COVINGTON, Ky. – Happy Halloween, Samhain, Hallow’s Eve, Celtic New Year, All Souls Night. The children, for sure, are going to come knockin’ tonight. As for adults, you’ll no doubt be finding all kinds of ways to bid farewell to the month that gives you permission to binge horror flicks, not realizing that horror isn’t seasonal (as the months-long barrage of polit...

Plant trees in Peaselburg on Saturday

At the start of last fall’s tree-planting event in Eastside, Covington Urban Forestry Board member Jessica Spencer gave volunteers a brief tutorial on roots and the best way to plant a tree. Volunteers needed for biannual beautification event COVINGTON, Ky. – Volunteers with shovels who aren’t afraid to get muddy (and no doubt sore) are needed to plant trees in Peaselburg o...

Board of Commission Meeting Minutes 10/08/2024

Board of Commission Meeting Minutes 10/08/2024

Weekly prizes in store for top young readers

Reading Challenge returns Friday for Pre-K through 3rd grade kids COVINGTON, Ky. – Starting this Friday, Covington kiddos can qualify for prize raffles by reading stories and playing learning games for 75 minutes each week. It’s all part of the annual Mayor’s Reading Challenge. The challenge, now in its fifth year, runs Nov. 1 through Dec. 13. It is open to all Covington st...

Veteran officer returns to Covington Police

From left, Police Chief Brian Valenti, Mayor Joe Meyer, and Officer William Kelley. Kelley the 10th officer hired under retire-rehire program COVINGTON, Ky. – A familiar face was sworn in today as a “new” officer with the Covington Police Department. William Kelley, who retired July 31 after over 23 years with Covington, was rehired on a one-year contract under a program...

Reminder: No political signs on public property

Political signs sprout up everywhere during campaign season. Here’s a photo taken in the 1970s by a photographer for the now-defunct The Kentucky Post. (Photo used courtesy of the Kenton County Public Library) City may remove posters in the right of way COVINGTON, Ky. – With election season in high fervor, the City of Covington is reminding candidates and their supporters that po...

City helps fund 7 neighborhood projects

Projects funded during previous rounds … Through six rounds, grant program nears $200K COVINGTON, Ky. – Seven neighborhood groups received funding from the City of Covington for improvements ranging from beautification projects to irrigation, the sixth round of a program that has now funneled nearly $200,000 to community groups to help them implement their ideas. Funding for ...

Stabilization of historic Duveneck house almost set to begin

City hires specialized contractor to save home of renowned painter COVINGTON, Ky. – The stabilization of world-famous painter and sculptor Frank Duveneck’s childhood home in Covington will be handled by a company that has worked on everything from Cincinnati’s Music Hall to the foundation of Hotel Covington to a fire-damaged Jim Beam Rickhouse. The Covington Board of Commis...

Jack-O’-Lantern Fest, role play & bar crawl

COVINGTON, Ky. – If you’re one of those people with a section of your closet reserved for Halloween costumes, then swing the doors wide and ponder your choices. This weekend there’s more than one costume event that beckons. Get sharp with your carving skills too. Halloween is next week, but the time is nigh to get your jack-o’-lantern in order. And while not everythin...
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