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Info sessions this week for heritage trades program

Attendees learn how to fix historic windows at the Belvedere School for Hands-On Preservation in Hannibal, Mo., run by preservationist Bob Yapp. Yapp has been working as a consultant to help the City of Covington start its restoration trades program. (Photo used courtesy of Bob Yapp.) Introductory workshops start next month for ‘trowel’ and ‘wood’ careers COVING...

Police Department gains two new officers

Photo (left to right): Covington Police Chief Brian Valenti, Corey Zelensky, Matthew Clements, and Covington Mayer Joe Meyer. New Covington hires a Marine and Criminal Justice graduate   COVINGTON, Ky. – The Covington Police Department’s newest recruits are a Marine studying psychology and Spanish at Northern Kentucky University, and a graduate of the Criminal Justice pro...

‘Future landmarks’ begin with Quality of Place grants

Photo: Kentucky-born artist Jonathan Queen will create the "Shogun Sanders" mural at Earth to Kentucky. Queen’s public murals and work, which include “Fresh Harvest,” “Carol Ann’s Carousel,” and “Cincinnati Toy Heritage,” are featured prominently throughout downtown Cincinnati. 12 projects to create bold designs throughout the city CO...

Popsicles & software solutions

Photo: Damien and Sarah Thompson, seen here with their children, are the owners of Honey Child Artisan Pops, LLC at 1204 Scott Blvd. New businesses, façade projects get helping hand from City COVINGTON, Ky. – A new business that creates healthy alternatives to sugar-laden popsicles and one that finds software solutions for businesses were among five projects given finan...

Mardi Gras, ‘Maiden Mother Crone’ & murder

COVINGTON, Ky. – Krewes have been rolling through the French Quarter since January, but we’ve got a parade worth waiting for right here in The Cov on Saturday when the 2023 MainStrasse Mardi Gras Parade rolls down Main Street. Plus, there’s some tree tappin’, an author reading, a murder to solve, and more to do this weekend. So, scroll down for lagniappe, bon ami, and...

$$$$ available for neighborhood projects

One project funded last year was the painting of basketball courts at Randolph Park. (Photo from The Center for Great Neighborhoods.) Deadline is March 31 to apply for City grant program COVINGTON, Ky. – Neighborhood groups and others have until March 31 to apply for grants of up to $10,000 to carry out small projects that will beautify or energize their local areas. The City of Co...

Board of Commission Meeting Minutes 1/10/2023

Board of Commission Meeting Minutes 1/10/2023

Board of Commission Meeting Minutes 2/7/2023

Board of Commission Meeting Minutes 2/7/2023

Board of Commission Meeting Minutes 1/24/2023

Board of Commission Meeting Minutes 1/24/2023
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