The Building Industry Association of Northern Kentucky kicks off the home improvement season with the Home & Remodeling Showcase.
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After some back and forth between the developer and Covington's board of adjustment, a proposal to transform the historic First Methodist Church into a culinary school and dinner theater was approv
Fourteen nominations to the National Register of Historic Places will be considered during a meeting of the Kentucky Historic Preservation Review Board in Frankfort on Tuesday - including the Bonni
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard in Covington is a hotbed of activity these days.
Ground will be broken Wednesday on the $50 million River Haus apartment project in Covington's Mainstrasse Village.
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Demolition of the Newport Intermediate School on Fourth Street is expected to begin in January.
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Two large development projects in Bellevue are moving forward, with one on the riverfront and another involving the renovation of a mostly vacant, large warehouse.
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Two downtown Covington buildings got the green light to move forward with rooftop deck projects.
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Plans to turn the old First United Methodist Church into a culinary arts training center were tabled by the City of Covington board of adjustment.
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All along the Newport riverfront, new development dominates the sights - hotels, apartment buldings, bars & restaurants, attractions.
Preservation Kentucky is upset about the elimination of the federal historic tax credit in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act bill released last week.
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This article first appeared in The River City News on March 23, 2014.
The Kentucky Nonprofit Network has awarded Northern Kentucky Community Action Commission (NKCAC) with the 2017 Innovative Nonprofit Award.
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The downtown Covington surge in residential development appears to be continuing and Tony Kreutzjans and his Orleans Development are still in the thick of it.
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The City of Newport got an in-depth glimpse of how grant funds were used to conduct an inventory of historic properties in the West Side.
