U.S. Representative Thomas Massie Announces 2024 Congressional Art Competition
Crescent Springs, KY - U.S. Representative Thomas Massie (R-KY) has announced the launch of the 2024 Congressional Art Competition, inviting high school students from Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District to participate. Massie stated, "I am pleased to invite all high school students from Kentucky’s 4th Congressional District to participate in the 2024 Congressional Art Competition." The competition aims to showcase the artistic talents of students, with Massie mentioning that "the winning piece of art from each of the nation's congressional districts will be displayed in a...
Board of Commission Meeting Minutes 03/19/2024 Reviewed
Mar 27 2024The latest Board of Commission meeting minutes from March 19, 2024, have been reviewed. The documents titled "BOC Minutes (03-19-24) (483 KB)" were made available for public access.The meeting minutes detail the discussions and decisions made during the session. The files contain essential information regarding the topics covered and actions taken by the Board of Commission on the specified date.In accordance with the documentation, the files include the following items: "Board of Commission Meeting Minutes 03/19/2024" and "Files." Additionally, a specific...
- Youth soccer registration open through April 11
- Code Enforcement Hearing Board Meeting Scheduled for March 27, 2024, Cancelled
- 2024 Aquatic Center Presale Memberships Available for Purchase in April
- New website, signage aim to make parking easier
- Spring Street Cleaning in Covington to Begin April 1
Helping firefighters help you
COVINGTON, Ky. – Covington's Fire Department is actively seeking information from residents and businesses to enhance their emergency response capabilities. The initiative, known as Covington Community Connect, aims to gather valuable details about homes and establishments to ensure firefighters can respond effectively, quickly, and safely in times of crisis.Assistant Fire Chief of Prevention and Education, Joe Vance, emphasized the importance of community involvement in emergency preparedness, stating, “Community Connect empowers residents and business owners to take a...
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Representative Thomas Massie to Host 2024 U.S. Service Academy Day
Representative Thomas Massie has announced that he will be hosting his annual "Academy Day" event on Saturday, April 20th at the Marriott Cincinnati Airport in Hebron, KY. The event aims to provide interested students and their parents with the opportunity to meet with representatives from various U.S. Service Academies."By attending a U.S. Service Academy, young men and women have the opportunity to serve their country while improving all facets of their character through a rigorous scholastic curriculum and a disciplined moral and physical regimen," said Representative...
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Wayfinding on the riverfront
Covington is set to enhance its wayfinding capabilities with the introduction of an interactive outdoor kiosk designed to assist residents and visitors in navigating the city's attractions. The initiative is a collaborative effort between City officials, the regional nonprofit Southbank Partners, and RoveIQ, a digital signage company based in Covington.According to Covington Economic Development Director Tom West, the new wayfinding markers along the Riverfront Commons will showcase the city's appeal beyond its traditional boundaries. West remarked, "As the reinvigoration...
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Historic Rehab Awards Accepting Nominations in Covington
Covington's Historic Preservation Office is currently accepting nominations for the Covington Preservation Excellence Awards until April 1. The awards, which honor projects and individuals who have contributed to the restoration and preservation of the city's historic buildings, were announced by Covington’s Historic Preservation Specialist Kaitlin Bryan.Bryan expressed the importance of acknowledging the efforts made in Covington to preserve historic buildings, stating, "We want the chance to acknowledge the people and efforts being made around town to preserve our...
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Board of Commissioners Caucus Meeting Agenda - 3/19/2024
The upcoming Board of Commissioners Caucus Meeting on March 19, 2024, has released its draft agenda and files for public review. The meeting is set to address various important matters, as outlined in the documents provided.The agenda includes several files for consideration, with the AIRs & Backup Documents divided into four parts, ranging in size from 4.36 MB to 19.6 MB. These files contain crucial information that will be discussed during the caucus meeting.As the date of the meeting approaches, members of the public are encouraged to review the documents to stay...
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The increasing allure of the Covington riverfront’s 23 acres
The Covington Central Riverfront site is set to undergo a transformative development, with a proposed $150 million state allocation to make way for the Salmon P. Chase College of Law and the University of Kentucky’s School of Medicine on a corner of the 23-acre site. Mayor Joe Meyer expressed his excitement, stating, “Chase was on our wish list even before we controlled the site, and we’ve been talking with officials behind the scenes for years.”The City's strategic approach to the development has been commended for its innovative nature. Economic Development Director Tom...
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St. Patrick’s Day Festivities and More in Covington, Kentucky
COVINGTON, Ky. – As St. Patrick’s Day approaches, the city of Covington is gearing up for a weekend filled with various events and activities. A sea of green will dominate the festivities, with a wide range of options available for residents and visitors alike.In preparation for the holiday weekend, the Kenton County Public Library will host the 2024 Annual Seed Giveaway on Friday. According to the library, attendees can receive up to six seed packets per household, provided they show proof of Kenton County residency.Meanwhile, theater enthusiasts can look forward to...
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Board of Commission Meeting Minutes 2/27/2024 Summary
The Board of Commission Meeting Minutes dated 2/27/2024 were discussed during the recent meeting. The files pertaining to these minutes were highlighted, with a document titled "BOC Minutes (02-27-24) (1.88 MB)" being made available for review.Stay tuned for more updates on this ongoing matter.
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Skyhawks Sports Camps Arriving in Florence This Spring
Skyhawks Sports Camps are set to make their debut in Florence this spring in collaboration with the City of Florence. The camps aim to provide children with an opportunity to enhance their athletic skills in a fun and supportive environment.According to a statement from Skyhawks Sports Camps, "Get ready to spring into action with Skyhawks Sports Camps this spring! In conjunction with the City of Florence, Skyhawks Sports Camp is coming to Florence! We are thrilled to offer this exciting opportunity for your child to enhance their athletic skills while having a blast with...
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Redevelopment of Austinburg Park underway
Work has officially commenced on the redevelopment of Austinburg Neighborhood Park in Covington, Kentucky. The project, which has been long-awaited, aims to bring new life to the park and provide a quality recreational space for the community.According to Ben Oldiges, the former Covington Parks & Rec Manager, the neighborhood has been eagerly anticipating the park's transformation. He expressed, "That neighborhood has been very hungry for a quality park space – the kids in the community are really hungry for it. It’s going to bring a lot of energy and positive buzz to...
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Step 1 - Quotations and speakers: 1. "No political signs on public property" 2. "City to remove campaign posters in the right of way" Step 2 - Article: No political signs on public property
The city of Covington, Kentucky, is preparing for election season by reminding candidates and their supporters about the strict rules regarding the placement of political signs. City officials have made it clear that political signs are not permitted on public property, including parks, medians, promenades, tree wells, utility poles, street signs, and grassy areas between sidewalks and streets.City staff have the authority to remove any political signs found in these prohibited areas, similar to how they handle signs for businesses, organizations, and causes that are...