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The building, now renovated to include new apartments and ground-floor retail space, is considered the city's most historic.

A pet grooming and retail business, a family-owned Nepalese restaurant, an Hawaiian-inspired restaurant, and an historic building poised for a transformation are among 10 businesses to receive financi

A startling sight set the tone for 2023 in The Cov mere days into the new year: President Joe Biden giving a speech on the banks of the Ohio River.The theme of the Jan. 4 speech was bipartisanship

Since its construction in 1865, the year Abraham Lincoln began his second term, the cornerstone building at 401 Scott Blvd. has been home to a drug store, a community center, and the Covington Masons.

An ancient health care practice that provides continuous emotional and informational support to women before, during, and after childbirth, and a building that housed a mid-1800s pharmacy as well as t

With the super-bright colors of a block-long mural as a backdrop, the energy in the alley leading off Madison Avenue late Thursday afternoon was a bit frenetic:Covington “personality”

CityBeat’s dining critic Pama Mitchell explores the small but mighty menu at Ripple Wine Bar.

Written by Haley Parnell, LINK Media reporterDayton continues to attract new businesses.

Tue, 07/20/2021 - 20:40 RCN Newsdesk The Covington city commission on Tuesday night postponed action on a proposed development agreement with Covington-based Orleans Development and the Center for Great Neighborhoods of Covington with plans for new housing on eleven parcels of vacant land and one vacant building in the citys Westside neighborhood. After pushback from neighbors on social media and at Tuesday nights meeting, City Commissioner Shan...