Growing up in southern Louisiana, Mickey Asche was drawn to depict the world around him: the rich wildlife, vast numbers of bayous, marshes and
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“Wanderings” Photographs by Hobby Morrison: Opening Reception Friday, July 12th at Henry Hood Gallery
Henry Hood Gallery will have an opening reception for “Wanderings” Photographs by Hobby Morrison Friday from 6 – 9 pm. Hobby Morrison, after an
Covington Business Association Meeting Wednesday, July 10th at Our Place Studio
This month’s CBA meeting is at Our Place Studio, 6 pm with a 5:30 reception, at the corner of Vermont and Gibson. The CBA
Love on a Leash at the Covington Branch Library Thursday July 11th from 1 – 3 pm
Children practice their reading aloud skills with a nonjudgmental audience – a dog! Trained therapy dogs from Love on a Leash St. Tammany will
Playmakers Theater Presents Jekyll & Hyde
“Jekyll & Hyde” is based on the novella “The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” by Robert Louis Stevenson. It concerns a
“Share the Health” Talk with Jeff Garmon: The Many Benefits of Omega-3 Fish Oils & Algae Oil
Last week, Jeff Garmon shared his knowledge of the many benefits of omega-3 fish and algae oil. He explained that Essential Fatty Acids (EFAs)
Thank You City of Covington
Former Councilwoman Patricia Fuhrmann Clanton requested that we print a thank you letter to the City of Covington for the fantastic job that was
This Week at the Farmers Market by Charlene LeJeune
Hello friends, and Happy Wednesday! Vacations are wonderful but it’s great to get back into a routine again. I feel so out of touch having
Historical Point of View Walking Tour
On Wednesday, July 3rd at 6:30 p.m., the City of Covington and the Bicentennial Committee present a self-guided walking tour that highlights the newly
14th Annual Four on the Fourth Race Kicks Off Covington’s Bicentennial Party
The 14th Annual Four on the Fourth Race takes place at 7:30 a.m. on July 4th (the Kid’s Race begins at 8:30 a.m.). The
Bicentennial Celebration on July 4th: It’s a Community Extravaganza for Covington’s 200th Birthday
With the arrival of July the fourth, the long-awaited Covington Bicentennial Celebration is here. Just a few of the activities at the free event
After Hours 4th of July Celebrations: The Party Continues After the Park Closes
Covington’s Nightlife has a lot to offer these days. The Columbia Street/ Boston Corridor strip has plenty to offer in the way of food,
Some Covington Trivia
Flat Stanley visited Covington last year, and he stopped at the trailhead to take a picture with Reagan. This statue is believed to be
Share the Health Summer Educational Series: Simple Techniques to Release Aches & Pains
Last week’s Share the Health talk at Our Place Studio featured Monica Gallardo, who led participants through some simple release techniques for common aches
This Week at the Farmers Market by Charlene LeJeune
Hello friends, and Happy 3rd of July! I hope you’re planning a wonderful celebration! Be sure to stop by for a great lunch. You’ll want
Bicentennial Block Party This Friday! 6:30 – 9:30 in Downtown Covington June 28th
This month’s Block Party is the last Friday before the big Bicentennial celebration on the fourth of July, so that makes it a Bicentennial
Bicentennial Parade Celebrating Covington’s Past, Present & Future
The Bicentennial Parade will feature the city’s past, present and future by incorporating groups that represent every aspect of the city’s life. Floats and
Bicentennial Poster Unveiled “Covington: 200 Years of Distinction”
The official Covington Bicentennial Poster is now on display at City Hall. A limited edition of 500 signed and numbered 36″ x 12″ posters will
The Great Race Arrives in Covington June 29th
Covington, La., will host an overnight stop on the 2013 Hemmings Motor News Great Race presented by Hagerty Saturday, June 29. The Great Race,
Downtown Covington Sidewalk Sale: Take a Stroll Through Downtown Covington Saturday
The City of Covington is promoting a sidewalk sale for all businesses in Historic Downtown Covington. After the Bicentennial parade take a stroll through