Lighthouse Transportation Services finds new home in old Covington firehouse
A renovated firehouse at 100 W 6th Street in Covington will serve as the new home of Lighthouse Transportation Services.
Northern Kentuckians know 100 W 6th Street in Covington as the former home of Mick Noll’s Covington Haus and, prior to that, Tickets Sports Café.
But now the renovated firehouse will be home to a new kind of business: Lighthouse Transportation Services.
Lighthouse, which is currently based in Erlanger, provides transportation solutions to businesses across the region and nationally. The 13-employee group accepted an incentives package from the city of Covington with plans to create 10 new jobs over the next two years and contribute $164,000 in annual tax revenue over a 10-year period.
Read the full River City News story here.
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