The popular Beyond the Curb urban living tours that typically take place twice a year in Northern Kentucky's river cities, is virtual this year.
The popular Beyond the Curb urban living tours that typically take place twice a year in Northern Kentucky's river cities, is virtual this year.
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The City of Bellevue turns 150 years old in 2020, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic, its sesquicentennial celebrations have been postponed for a year.
Two buildings in Covington undergoing renovations were awarded facade grants from the City of Covington.
The Academy on 4th was celebrated with a ribbon-cutting on Wednesday afternoon in Newport.
The popular Beyond the Curb urban living tours that typically take place twice a year in Northern Kentucky's river cities, is virtual this year.
The popular Beyond the Curb urban living tours that typically take place twice a year in Northern Kentucky's river cities, is virtual this year.
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The City of Bellevue turns 150 years old in 2020, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic, its sesquicentennial celebrations have been postponed for a year.
Northern Kentucky's largest law firm broke ground Thursday on an $11.3 million redevelopment project at an historic 4th Street building in Covington.
The popular Beyond the Curb urban living tours that typically take place twice a year in Northern Kentucky's river cities, is virtual this year.
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Editor's note: Bellevue’s Sesquicentennial celebration has been postponed for a year because of COVID-19, but resident, attorney, and writer James Dady has written som
Each year, the Friends of Covington presents its Beautification Awards to homeowners and property owners who have improved their properties, where the winners are given a coveted banner to adorn th
Covington's neighborhoods are the focus of a presentation this week, part of the Behringer-Crawford Museum's NKY History Hour, a virtual conversation about the region's past and present.
The popular Beyond the Curb urban living tours that typically take place twice a year in Northern Kentucky's river cities, is virtual this year.
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The Newport board of adjustment decided favorably on a project that would renovate much of the building that currently is - and ideally, according to the developer, will continue to be home to York
