Covington, Northern Kentucky's largest city, is currently undergoing a dynamic surge of growth and renovation.

New hotels, office towers and riverboat restaurants along the riverfront are among the most prestigious in the Greater Cincinnati area. Covington is also aware of the importance of maintaining its heritage of fine old homes. Many of these lovely homes and 19th Century row houses are on the National Register of Historic places. In recent years, homes and condominiums that take advantage of the spectacular river and Cincinnati skyline views have been built. With this combination of progress and heritage, Covington offers its residents an exciting urban lifestyle with a touch of history.

The Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky (T.A.N.K.) services Covington extensively. I-75 travels through Covington, and within a 10 minute drive is Interstate I-275. There are three bridges connecting Covington with Cincinnati to the north and 2 bridges with Newport and the rest of Campbell County to the east.

St. Elizabeth Medical Center North is located within the City of Covington. The University of Cincinnati Medical Center is just minutes away. Children's Hospital is located in Cincinnati.

The historic Mainstrasse area of the city is a very attractive renovated shopping area with a distinctive German flavor, and many small specialty shops. Major department stores are just across the bridge in downtown Cincinnati.

Covington is famous for Devou Park which contains 550 acres of beautiful grounds complete with an 18-hole golf course, tennis courts, museum and amphitheater as well as a beautiful view of downtown Cincinnati and Covington. Twin Oaks golf course is located in the Rosedale section of Covington and is a beautiful, well maintained 18-hole golf course. In addition, there are numerous neighborhood parks scattered throughout Covington.