Memorial Day parade, events held in Covington
COVINGTON, Ky. – Offices at City Hall at 20 W. Pike St. will be closed Monday for Memorial Day and will reopen at 8 a.m. Tuesday.
The public is invited to honor the military fallen at the annual parade and an array of ceremonies at military memorials around Covington that morning. See for Memorial Day events for details.
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Photo from an earlier Urban Tree Walk in Austinburg.
Urban Forestry, UK will lead walking tour Saturday
COVINGTON, Ky. – Expect to see many large and interesting tree species – particularly evergreen trees – on Saturday when Covington’s Urban Forestry Division partners once again with the Kenton County Extension Office for its Urban Tree Walk: Kenton Hills.
The to...
Free event returns Devou’s Prisoners Lake
COVINGTON, Ky. – Want to see a youth get excited?
Put a fishing pole in their hand and watch their face light up when a fish suddenly tugs on the other end. The surprise, the anticipation, and the thrill of reeling in or pulling in the fish … these emotions all but guarantee a contagious grin that spreads to anyone nearby.
This ...
COVINGTON, Ky. – With a parade, 21-gun salutes, mournful trumpets, and solemn revelry all morning long, Covington will gather once again on Monday in a series of Memorial Day events to honor and remember the men and women who died while serving in this nation’s military.
City Manager Ken Smith said the events of the day are important.
“The parade is no doubt a fun time, but...
A Rumpke Waste & Recycling Truck in the new Covington Transfer Station
Holiday will also shorten transfer station hours
COVINGTON, Ky. – The Memorial Day holiday will affect trash and recycling service in Covington on Monday in two ways:
Curbside pickup Monday will start an hour earlier than usual. Residents and business owners who use carts are encouraged to set them out the...
Before and after photos of a housing rehab in Latonia that the City helped fund with federal grant money.
Draft CDBG/HOME plans invest in housing, neighborhoods
COVINGTON, Ky. – The public has three ways to weigh in on a draft proposal that outlines how to invest almost $1.5 million in Covington neighborhoods, plus a little more than $700,000 on affordable housing in Covington and seve...
Photo 1: From left, Covington Police Chief Brian Valenti, rehired officers John Mairose and David Lillich, and Mayor Joe Meyer.
Photo 2: Mayor Meyer gives Mairose and Lillich the oath of office.
Two veteran officers sworn in under state retire-rehire program
COVINGTON, Ky. – Covington’s Police Department gained nearly 50 years of experience today when two retired officers were...
First photo: Herb & Thelma's, Tavern, where "Cash is King," has an ATM Confessional to get your penance and cash. Second photo: Joe Fessler accepts the City's Authenti-CITY award from Covington Business Retention & Expansion Specialist Patrick Duffy.
Credit card? Ask forgiveness, then step inside
to get your penance (and cash)
(EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the f...
Independent team praises City’s book-keeping
COVINGTON, Ky. – Saying it’s “the best you can get,” an independent team of auditors has given the City of Covington a clean bill of health for its accounting practices and financial record-keeping.
It also said the City has fixed lingering issues that have plagued audits since 1996.
“We issued an unmodified...
First photo: Dancing at last year's Olla Low Rider Cruze-In. Photo by Sam Greenhill; Second photo: Sergio Gutierrez receives the City's Authenti-CITY award from Covington Business Retention & Expansion Specialist Patrick Duffy.
Cool cars, vibrant music … and life-changing tacos
(EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the fourth of five articles naming the winners of the 2024 A...