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How will Covington pay for its new city hall?
Covington is planning to finance a new city hall with general obligation bonds, which will be backed by the city itself, and is also restructuring its debt to increase cash flow in the face of a…
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2mCarnegie announces new fund for artists in NKY, Cincinnati
The Carnegie introduces The Passage Fund, offering $60,000 annually to support experimental, cross-disciplinary projects by visual artists based in Cincinnati and Kentucky.
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4mCovington mulls two new workforce, senior housing developments
Covington officials prepare to vote on selling city-owned land for two major affordable housing projects, aiming to provide 110 new senior and workforce housing units through tax credit financing.
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2mUnion recognizes Constitution Week with city proclamation
The City of Union officially designates September 17 through 23 as Constitution Week, inviting residents to honor the U.S. Constitution's 233rd anniversary through local commemorative events and reflections.
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5mKroger’s Richwood superstore plan hits roadblock over traffic concerns
Boone County planning officials have unanimously recommended rejecting Kroger's proposal for a new Richwood Marketplace, citing significant concerns regarding traffic impact and potential truck noise for nearby residents.
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1mElsmere accepts bid for Garvey Avenue sidewalk improvements
The Elsmere City Council has approved a $237,549 contract with TMS Construction to resurface five blocks of sidewalks on Garvey Avenue, with work slated to begin next month.