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The next feather in the cap of downtown Covington's renaissance may be the Bradford Building.
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Sunday brought perfect autumn weather and hundreds of visitors to Ludlow for the fourth Beyond the Curb urban living tour.
Beyond the Curb is back and this time the Northern Kentucky urban living tour produced by the Catalytic Fund is in Ludlow where young creatives are opening businesses and historic stately mansions
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It was a day dreamt up more than four years ago: that a former department store built in the early years of the 20th century as the first skyscraper in Kentucky could become a destination in the in
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The downsizing of the Gateway Community & Technical College urban metro campus in downtown Covington appears to be in motion.
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For decades it was just another dingy hole-in-the-wall Covington bar where ladies danced on a stage and men watched from the bar.
This fall, the Erlanger Branch of the Kenton County Public Library will undergo a construction project that will add 13,000 sq. ft. to the 15-year-old, 34,300 sq. ft. facility.
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It looks like many other urban, historic alleys - brick-lined, empty.
Beyond the Curb is back and this time the urban living tour is headed to Ludlow (and part of West Covington).
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The Center for Great Neighborhoods celebrated a pair of big achievements on Thursday afternoon - with tons of guests.
The Raymond Thunder-Sky Spirit Tower will be unveiled during the Sept.
They are coming back to finish what they started.
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182 new apartment units that would rent for between $1,400 and $1,900 per month will be on the way to Mainstrasse Village if a developer's vision comes to fruition.
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There is at least a touch of irony in Kenton County's purchase of the Bavarian Brewery Building - a nearly 150-year old historic structure near I-75 at 12th Street/MLK Boulevard in Covington.
Whatever may be about to happen to the John R. Green building in Mainstrasse Village will finally be discussed publicly next week.
