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Noise complaints prompt Covington officials to re-evaluate what — and when — is too loud

After a variety of different noise complaints from residents came to the attention of the City of Covington over the past few months, the city decided to change its official noise ordinance parameters. One of the most notable public noise disputes was between two Covington businesses that share a building. The owners of both businesses publicly […]

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Juneteenth celebrations in Covington this weekend; city offices will be closed on Monday in recognition of holiday

Covington announced Thursday it is joining other local cities in a celebration of Juneteenth this weekend and recognizing it as an official city holiday on Monday, June 20. “Juneteenth is a significant day in our nation’s history,” City Manager Ken Smith said. “Many of us were taught that slavery ended with the Emancipation Proclamation, or […]

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Collective bargaining agreement gives Covington police a 3 percent raise

Covington and the Fraternal Order of Police have reached a collective bargaining agreement that will give police a 3 percent increase in salary and extend sick leave, among other things. Covington’s board of commissioners voted 5-0 Tuesday night for Mayor Joe Meyer to sign a collective bargaining agreement at next weeks Legislative meeting. The agreement […]

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City manager to business owners on parking in Covington: We ‘have to make do’

The Covington Business Council’s March Luncheon focused on explaining the recent changes to the city’s parking code to local business leaders. Covington city manager Ken Smith was the featured speaker. The Covington Motor Vehicle Parking Authority was founded in 2018. The City Commission thought it was necessary the city had an entity solely focused on […]

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