A dedicated walking and biking path coming to the heart of Covington's central business district received a $1 million Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Transportation Alternatives grant to begin development.
A new app developed at Northern Kentucky University allows the public to make electronic reports of homeless people in need to connect them with street outreach and emergency shelter services.
The Dayton Board of Adjustments unanimously gave owner Scott Beseler approval for his plans to turn the city's old Mason Lodge into a full-time center for creative artists and musicians.
The application process is now open for artists and designers interested in Curb'd, a program to create parklets next year in Covington's MainStrasse and Central business districts.
Polls in the Kentucky governor's race consistently showed Jack Conway with a slight lead over Matt Bevin, which of course turned out to be incorrect. The day after the election, The Lexington Herald-Leader announced it would dump Survey USA as its pollster.
The City of Highland Heights accepted a block grant from the Commonwealth of Kentucky for construction of the Highland Village Senior Housing Development at its Nov. 17 city council meeting.
Two of eight prestigious statewide preservation awards given annually by Preservation Kentucky were received by three Covington residents.
On Nov. 10 the Covington City Commission approved plans for a $5 million clubhouse to be built at Devou Park with a scheduled opening in spring 2017.
The first Holler Festival will be held at New Riff Distillery in Bellevue Nov. 7 to feature craft breweries and distilleries that call the state of Kentucky home.
Officials from the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce and OKI re-emphasized their support for a $2.6 billion Brent Spence Bridge replacement while others spoke against the plan in front of Northern Kentucky state lawmakers on Oct. 23.
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