Maki Mono, a specialty Japanese sushi and sake restaurant at 715 Madison Ave., was approved for a rent subsidy through the City's Small Business Incentive Program.
Next deadline to apply for Small Business help is Friday
COVINGTON, Ky. – A Japanese sushi and sake restaurant. A local photographer. A 3D design business. A legacy furniture restoration business. A new headquarters. A n...
COVINGTON, Ky. – New software adopted by the City’s Federal Grants/Housing Assistance Division enables applications to be made online for separate incentive programs that help people buy homes in Covington and make urgent repairs of unsafe conditions.
The change modernizes the application process to make it more convenient, efficient, quicker, and paperless, Federal Grants Manager J...
COVINGTON, Ky. – Tonight the fall equinox ushers in the arrival of Libra, the sign of balance and reflection, corresponding with a time of equal darkness and light (That whole balance thing, you know), and all over the world, the length of day and nighttime hours will be darn near equal.
Back in the day, (like 2,000 years ago), Pagans picked apples and had a harvest festival known as Mabo...
Keller Warehousing & Co-Packing, an Early Childhood Fall Festival sponsor, will provide a truck at the festival for children to have a touch-a-truck experience.
COVINGTON, Ky. – A petting zoo. Interactive games. A touch-a-truck. And plenty of prizes.
Families will find all that and more at Read Ready Covington’s Early Childhood Fall Festival at 4293 Winston Ave. on Saturday, ...
Volunteers planted street trees in Latonia in 2019.
Austinburg Tree Tour part of Great Outdoor Weekend
COVINGTON, Ky. – Sometimes the best classroom is beneath a wide blue sky and a canopy of leaves. To that point, here’s an opportunity this weekend in The Cov to get outside and learn about trees.
On Saturday, City of Covington Urban Forester Patrick Moore and Kenton County Ex...
Event put shared issues, solutions on table for inspectors
throughout Boone, Campbell, and Kenton
COVINGTON, Ky. – Code Enforcement Officers throughout three counties came together at Covington City Hall on Tuesday for the NKY Code Collaborative, where – in-between a breakfast of coffee and pastries from Point Perk and lunch from Goodfellas Pizza MainStrasse – they sh...
(EDITOR'S NOTE: Confused about what you can and can’t recycle, not to mention the “where” and “how”? Let Covington’s Solid Waste & Recycling team break it down for you.)
COVINGTON, Ky. – Whether you’re shutting down your pool, clearing out beach bags, ridding your backyard of summer party remnants, or still cleaning up the back-to-sch...
COVINGTON, Ky. – Hypothetically speaking, let’s say you just spent almost two weeks off the grid canoeing in the Canadian wilderness.
Your party saw almost no one, but you did witness the Northern Lights (3x) ... discover pictographs and petroglyphs … had semi-close encounters with howling wolves … heard the “whack!” of beavers’ tails and the tremolos...
Community outreach, constant improvement among priorities of Police Department’s new leader
COVINGTON, Ky. – Like his predecessor, Covington’s new police chief began his career as a patrol officer in the city 25 or more years ago and knows every facet of both the community and the department.
That extensive experience, Chief Brian Valenti says, has equipped him with:
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Wall Street affirms Covington’s financial stability
COVINGTON, Ky. – The City has received an A1 credit rating from Moody’s Investors Service for the third year in a row.
The A1 rating is one of the highest ratings a debt issuer can receive, classifying Covington’s general obligation bonds as investment grade and subject to low credit risk. The rating strengthens the ...