Back in the 1970’s Covington had its own shopping mall, the Bogue Falaya Plaza. It was a medium-sized all indoor shopping center with a number of shops…
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“Chillin’ at the River” Free Concert Postponed Due to Weather
The City of Covington’s free concert “Chillin’ at the River” that was scheduled for Thursday, February 11th, 2021, has been postponed due to expected bad weather. Stay tuned for updates on a rescheduled date!
Four Unplugged Plays Mardi Gras Themed Free Concert at the Bogue Falaya Park
Next Thursday we will be Chillin’ at the River again, this time for a Mardi Gras themed free concert. On February 11th at 5:15 pm, join the City of Covington at the Bogue Falaya Park for some free live music and socially distanced fun!
Local History: Bogue Falaya Wayside Park
Bogue Falaya Park in Covington was a happening place in the beginning of the 20th Century. There were all kinds of dances, plays and general get-togethers in the park.
Chillin’ at the River with Cameron Dupuy and the Cajun Troubadours this Saturday
Come out to one last concert of the year at the Bogue Falaya Park! The day after Christmas, Cameron Dupuy and the Cajun Troubadours will perform for a free live concert on the river.
Chillin’ at the River Continues with Dat Band at the Bogue Falaya Park
Spread out and chill out to some live music – social distancing style. For those who have made it out to any of the
Chillin’ at the River – Free Concerts at the Bogue Falaya Park
Spread out and chill out to some live music – social distancing style.
6th Annual Quack-A-Falaya Duck Race This Saturday
The Covington Rotary Club announces their 6th Annual Quack-A-Falaya Rubber Duck Race on the Bogue Falaya this Saturday September 26th, 2020. This Celebration of
Pic of the Week
This week’s pic “Elephant Ears at the Landing” was submitted by Chelsea Cochrane. Submit your photo for “Pic of the Week” by emailing covweekly@gmail.com,
Covington History: Highlights of History by H.A. Mackie
Covington History segment provided by local historical writer Ron Barthet. View his blog Tammany Family here. H. A. Mackie of Covington wrote an interesting
Covington History: Fate of Covington Founder Researched
Covington History segment provided by local historical writer Ron Barthet. View his blog Tammany Family here. The history books credit Jacques Dreux as the
Covington History: 1988 Historical Walking Tour
Covington History segment provided by local historical writer Ron Barthet. View his blog Tammany Family here. The City of Covington compiled a list of
Sunset at the Landing this Friday
The Sunset at the Landing Free Concert Series continues this Friday July 17th, 2020 at the Columbia Street Landing (Columbia Street at the River)
Volunteers: KCB River Sweep 2019 September 28
Keep Covington Beautiful is sponsoring its annual Bogue Falaya River Sweep, a litter cleanup on the Bogue Falaya River, on Saturday, September 28th. KCB
To Dredge Or Not To Dredge, What Is The Motivation?
Historically, here in Covington, the beautiful and scenic Bogue Falaya River was dredged in order to accept larger vessels from the south shore and
Jolly Roger Paddler’s Club River Clean Up
The Jolly Roger Paddler’s Club is a kayak and canoe paddling club based in Covington, established for all who enjoy the rivers for recreational
Sunset At The Landing Concert Series Continues This Friday
Sunset at the Landing is brought to you by the City of Covington, Heritage Bank of St. Tammany and the Covington Farmer’s Market. Enjoy
Annual Bogue Falaya River Sweep Trash Collection Event This Saturday
Keep Covington Beautiful is sponsoring its annual Bogue Falaya River Sweep, a litter clean-up on the Bogue Falaya River, on Saturday, September 19th. KCB
KCB Announces Annual River Sweep on the Bogue Falaya – September 19th
Keep Covington Beautiful is sponsoring its annual Bogue Falaya River Sweep, a litter clean-up on the Bogue Falaya River, on Saturday, September 19th. KCB
St. Tammany Humane Society Gets Their Ducks In A Row – Race on the Bogue Falaya Saturday
On Saturday July 18th, 5000 Rubber Derby Ducks will be released into the wild as they race down the Bogue Falaya River within Covington’s