Down at the end of Jahncke Avenue in Covington, just before it turns into Old Landing Road, is a roadside park with some extra special features.
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Local History: Theard Street & the Division of Morgan
Where did Theard Street in Covington get its name, especially considering almost every other street is either a number or the name of a President? Information from records researched by Jack Terry offered this possibility.
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.
Why Shop Local? A Message from Covington Weekly
Our goal with Covington Weekly is to promote the local goods and services we have available to us in this area. We believe that a strong sustainable infrastructure is built on a community that supports itself through supporting its businesses, producers and farms.
Tammany Turkey Trot Benefits Food Bank on Thanksgiving Day
The City of Covington presents the 3rd annual Tammany Turkey Trot on Thanksgiving Day, November 26, 2020.
Volunteers Needed – Replanting Downtown Planters with Keep Covington Beautiful
This Saturday join Keep Covington Beautiful in re-planting the downtown planters! Please bring your own gloves, water and trowel. Meeting at the Covington Trailhead at 9:30.
New Covington Concert Band – First Meeting November 2nd
The City of Covington is partnering with local musicians to form the Covington Concert Band, a new concept to create another outlet for local
Mayor Mark Update on Increased and/or Incorrect Water Bill – City of Covington
City of Covington Mayor Mark Johnson shares in an email update information concerning the water bill increase and recent glitches in the billing cycle.
City of Covington Has New, Easier-to-Use Website
The City of Covington announces their recently updated website, www.covla.com, is fully operational and user-friendly. The website has information on City Council, departments, things
Congratulation Rick Smith – Council-at-Large
Congratulations to Rick Smith, our newly elected Covington City Councilman-at-Large! Rick won the runoff election last Saturday with 67% of the vote. He has
Runoff Election This Saturday August 15th – Covington City Council-at-Large
The Municipal General Election is August 15, 2020. Covington will be voting on a runoff for City Council-at-Large position. Candidates are “Rick” Smith (R)
Mayor Mark on the Budget Process
The City Administration has now begun the budget process for 2021. Mayor Mark explains just what that means. “The dollars available come directly from
Covington History: Cemetery No. 1
Covington History segment provided by local historical writer Ron Barthet. View his blog Tammany Family here. The Covington Cemetery No. 1 has been a
Mayor Mark Talks Tax Millage Rollback/Rollup
The following is an update from Covington Mayor Mark Johnson. Sign up for Mayor Mark’s emails at www.covla.com Exactly what does the millage rollback
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
Millage Hearing July 21 Covington City Council
A millage hearing will be held at the Covington City Council Chambers at 222 E Kirkland St on Tuesday, July 21st at 5:30 pm.
Covington City Council Meetings Now Live-Streaming
The Covington City Council meetings are now available for live-streaming on their YouTube channel. Click here to view the City’s new YouTube channel. The
City Council to Discuss Increase Millage, Police Pay, St. Peter’s Gate at July 7th Meeting
The Covington City Council will have 2 meetings in July to discuss and vote on an increase in millage rates. Meeting dates are July
CPD Firework Ordinance & Safety Tips
The following is an update from the Covington Police Department. Follow Covington Police Department (Covington, LA) for more updates. Two years ago the City
City Council Update from Councilman Mark Verret – Increase Millage & Police Pay
The following is an update from Covington City Councilman Mark Verret, District E There will be 2 council meetings held in July. Due to