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The City of Covington has been told it has the best city clerk in the Commonwealth, and we’re unapologetically proud.Less than a year after receiving the Northern Kentucky Municipal Clerk Associ

CHEYENNE — For the second time this year, Gov. Mark Gordon has vetoed a proposed rule by the new secretary of state, Chuck Gray.

This report said the City spent more than $76,000 on small business incentives, including rent subsidies and money to help improve the look of the businesses.

Covington plans to transform a 23-acre site into a mixed-use development, complete with offices, housing, retail, a public plaza and parks. I

Join us at the Grange for Garden Fest 2024 – a weekend of gardening fun with information and merchandise to get your year off to a good start.

Join us at the Grange for Garden Fest 2024 – a weekend of gardening fun with information and merchandise to get your year off to a good start.

NAPOLEON — City council recently awarded the bid for the West Front Street improvement project.

Two creeks tainted by decades of dumping from Moneta Divide oilfield drillers are officially “impaired” and unable to sustain aquatic life, state regulators say in a new report.

Several area nonprofits are recipients of Virginia Housing Trust Fund Homeless Reduction Grants, announced by Governor Glenn Youngkin. A total of $12 million in grants will fund 55 projects across

Meyer will address officials to explain how federal money for Covington's infrastructure will result in more opportunities and positively impact people's lives.