This summer will see construction and development activity in Ludlow, Covington, Newport, Bellevue and Dayton to start filling in gaps along the 11-mile Riverfront Commons walking/biking trail.
Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Vice Chair Dale Silver, a lifelong baseball fan and athlete in her own right, will serve as president of the Rosie Reds booster organization this season.
Covington honors city leaders responsible for $1 million renovation of Meinken Field.
Hundreds of supporters gathered for the Rabbit Hash Bash event on March 12 to raise over $11,000 for rebuilding the Rabbit Hash General Store, which was destroyed by a devastating fire on Feb. 14.
The Center for Great Neighborhoods offers free tax preparation every year for low-to-moderate income households in Covington, with clinics three days a week through April 16.
A group of residents known as ReNewport wants to improve the city around economic development, housing, education, community engagement, parks and recreation and health, wellness and safety.
Greater Cincinnati's Paddlefest event will see a number of changes in 2016, including a new date (Aug. 6), a different route (including a mid-point stop in Covington), route guides and a new sponsor.
Covington City Commission revealed Feb. 23 the possible plans for what the city's riverfront could become, thanks to a presentation by Human Nature, the Cincinnati-based firm that works in the design of public spaces.
The Center for Great Neighborhoods recently launched the Healthy Corner Store Initiative to give Covington residents access to healthy food choices.
The national website of Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) featured a story about the amazing community-building work LISC Cincinnati has done in Covington in partnership with the Center for Great Neighborhoods.
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