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Progress on Peaselburg Park

The $80,000 rebuild of Peaselburg Park continues to move forward on Howell Street, as shown by these pictures taken by Parks & Recreation staff this week.

Indie films, ardent art & ‘Jenny Savage’

COVINGTON, Ky. - Mid-August. The dog days. The doldrums.   ... but not in Love The Cov, where everybody from blood-thirsty MMA fanatics to art aficionados (and yes, sometimes those are the same people) can find something to do.   BCM music TONIGHT It’s our weekly “better hurry” item: Music@BCM is tonight, and it features Ramona Blaine and The Company, touted b...

City attacks lead-based paint

Editors note: Program ended in spring of 2022.   Covington has a large number of housing units at risk for lead poisoning, based on the age of the paint and the condition of the house. New $1.66 million program accepting applications  COVINGTON, Ky. - The City of Covington is looking for old homes where lead-based paint is making children sick or has the potential to do ...

Telling Covington’s story … in an inventive way

‘Story map’ helps market City’s economic momentum   COVINGTON, Ky. - The pieces are diverse: A photo of the taps and a “pour” at Braxton Brewing Co. ... a video clip of the CEO of CTI Clinical Trial and Consulting Services describing why his firm moved its HQ to Covington ... a collage showing architectural features of historic buildings ... a quote from the regi...

Businesses celebrate bridge’s reopening

The Roebling Suspension Bridge reopened to cars today for the first time since April. (Photo courtesy of Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.) Weekend events build excitement in Roebling Point District  COVINGTON, Ky. - Discounted beverages and food. Commemorative cups. A symbolic game that stretches across the Ohio River.   Businesses in Covington's Roebling Point District are celebrating t...

Smooth driving: Over 31,000 linear feet repaved

COVINGTON, Ky. -- Crews with Riegler Blacktop continue to move through parts of Latonia and South Covington, dropping a fresh layer of asphalt on City streets.   These pictures are from West 32nd Street and Blossom Lane in the Clover subdivision.   In all, over 31,000 linear feet of street - just under 6 miles - will be repaved.   The $695,000 repaving program started near the ...

Common, ‘Idiot’ & SNZ

COVINGTON, Ky. - We usually don’t advertise a lot of live music here - since it seems EVERY bar and venue in Covington has musicians come in these days (and that’s a good thing) - but this weekend seems to have a musical theme.   That and the Suspension Bridge is reopening.   Farm to Table Ever gone to the Covington Farmers Market and wonder “what’s the ...

GFOA recognizes Covington’s CAFR

COVINGTON, Ky. - The 2017-18 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report put together by the City of Covington’s Finance Department has earned the Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting from the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada.   “(Covington’s) CAFR has been judged by an impartial panel to meet the high standards of...

Every person counts

A lot in Covington is riding on accurate 2020 Census   COVINGTON, Ky. - The population of Covington was undercounted by as much as 30 percent in the 2010 Census, federal officials estimate, costing the City significant funds that pay for things like affordable housing and infrastructure and negatively affecting its economic growth.   To make sure the 2020 Census is more accurate, Covingt...

One week left for IRS site survey

Consultant: Support for 1 of 3 conceptual development plans growing   COVINGTON, Ky. - One of the three concepts proposed for the soon-to-be-vacant 23-acre IRS site has definitely caught the eye of the public - so far winning 45 percent of total votes and 57 percent of those through a still-open online survey.   “We’ve been surprised by the number of people who zeroed in on t...
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