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The Fischer Group Plans to Relocate Headquarters to Covington’s Business District

COVINGTON, Ky. – The region’s largest home builder, Fischer Homes, has announced plans to relocate corporate headquarters to Covington. The announcement came today at a press conference in Covington. Currently located in Erlanger, the new corporate headquarters will be located in Covington’s “First District” building at 525 Scott St. "The City of Covingt...

POSTPONED: Saturday’s Austinburg Grand Reopening to be rescheduled

COVINGTON, Ky. – Due to forecasts of inclement weather, this Saturday’s Austinburg Grand Reopening event at Austinburg Park is cancelled. But not to worry, the event, which will celebrate and showcase an array of upgrades at Austinburg Park, will happen at a later date. Covington Parks and Recreation Manager Greg Stacy said the event has been rescheduled for next Saturday, May 10...

Austinburg Park, 'Rocktails' & Derby

COVINGTON, Ky. – Lots to celebrate and enjoy in The Cov this weekend. Austinburg Park … cool art shows … a local take on World Labyrinth Day …  Kentucky Derby events … a bourbon bar turns 13 and is having a party … a musical and cocktail experience ... great live music … bingo … trivia … yoga … wine tasting … an ar...

Over 4,500 lbs. of e-waste collected at recycling event

Year-round electronics recycling available COVINGTON, Ky. – Last month’s Covington Recycles & Book Donation event at computer refurbisher Blair Tech’s Tech Castle location in Latonia welcomed more than 150 cars and collected an estimated 4,500 lbs. of e-waste – everything from laptops, desktops, televisions, cell phones, tablets, printers, cables, and more. &ldquo...

Saturday’s Austinburg Park Grand Reopening to unveil new amenities, fun for the whole family

COVINGTON, Ky. – Get ready to celebrate in a big way at Austinburg Park on Saturday, when the City unveils the park’s array of new upgrades. The Austinburg Park Grand Reopening happens on Saturday, May 3, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., at the park’s location at East 15th Street and Eastern Avenue. The event will feature special appearances by FC Cincinnati’s Gary the Lion, DJ Pi...

Lifeguards needed, hiring event on Thursday

Lack of lifeguards could impact pool hours COVINGTON, Ky. – Covington Parks & Rec needs to hire 10 to 12 lifeguards to open its swimming facilities in early June.  “If we’re not at full strength, it could jeopardize the hours our pools are open,” said Parks & Rec Manager Greg Stacy.  The City’s contractor, SwimSafe Pool Management, will hos...

Great American Cleanup & WOB Crawl

COVINGTON, Ky. – If you thought this was a ‘lounge on the couch’ weekend, think again. There’s work to be done and good things to support (like children, women-owned businesses, and the Ohio River). Actually, there are a lot of opportunities this weekend for you to do good and important things for the community and have fun while you’re doing them. Plus, there&r...

Parks & Rec 2025 Program Guide packed with new programs, old favorites, and a whole lot more

  COVINGTON, Ky. – Could 2025 be the most fun-filled year in The Cov to date? If the newly released Covington Parks & Recreation 2025 Program Guide is any indication, the answer is an unequivocal, “You better believe it.” On Tuesday, the City’s Parks & Recreation staff presented the 2025 Program Guide to the Covington Board of Commissioners, highlighting ...

Great American Cleanup is Saturday

Volunteers still needed to help with beautification in The Cov COVINGTON, Ky. – If you enjoy the outdoors and take pride in your community, then you’re the very person to help volunteer in The Cov for Saturday’s Great American Cleanup event, Covington’s largest annual volunteer day of service. This year, Keep Covington Beautiful (KCB), a program of The Center for Grea...

City Committed to Enforcing Health & Safety Regulations

Covington: Violations of code enforcement regulations lead to public health concerns. COVINGTON, Ky. – The City of Covington has received multiple inquiries from residents regarding violations of its health and safety ordinances originating from the actions of a corporate entity and its volunteers. These complaints mainly concern cat food being thrown on front porches, public sidewalks...
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