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Road closure begins in Covington due to construction at former IRS center - Vimarsana News

Road closure begins in Covington due to construction at former IRS center

Part of West Rivercenter Boulevard temporarily closed beginning Wednesday due to construction at the former IRS processing center.

Source: wlwt.com
Report: NKY Convention Center expansion could bring $18 million more to region - Vimarsana News

Report: NKY Convention Center expansion could bring $18 million more to region

A study said if the convention center makes no changes, the amount of money being spent in the region because of the convention center would drop to roughly $16.5 million a year.

Source: wcpo.com
Covington breaks ground on mixed-use development at former IRS site • Kentucky Lantern - Vimarsana News

Covington breaks ground on mixed-use development at former IRS site • Kentucky Lantern

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

Covington Economic Impact '23 report shows new jobs, investments, central riverfront progress, more... - NKyTribune - Vimarsana News

Covington Economic Impact '23 report shows new jobs, investments, central riverfront progress, more... - NKyTribune

The newly released 2023 Impact Report from Covington’s Economic Development Department illustrates a dynamic momentum that further builds on the solid foundation for robust growth here on the “bol

'Once-in-a-generation opportunity': Crews break ground on former NKY IRS site - Vimarsana News

'Once-in-a-generation opportunity': Crews break ground on former NKY IRS site

The city bought the 23 acre site from the federal government in 2020 after the IRS shut down due to technological obsolescence.

Source: wcpo.com