Covington mayoral candidate Chad Smith greeted voters Monday morning with a pop-up campaign stop and will follow it with a meet and greet Tuesday evening. Smith’s campaign handed out biscuits and coffee to go from 6 to 7:30 a.m. Monday in the parking lot at Property Place, 204 US 51 S in Covington, under a […]
Read MoreTipton County Democrats to host meet-and-greet with District 5 congressional candidates
The Tipton County Democratic Party will host a meet-and-greet for candidates in the newly redrawn 5th Congressional District on Thursday night. The event gives residents a chance to meet four of the Democrats running in the district’s Aug. 6 primary: Yolanda Cooper-Sutton, Chaz Molder, Carrie Iacomini and Brighton native Devante Hill. Organizers are billing it […]
Read MoreHuffman to deliver state of the county address tonight
Tipton County Executive Jeff Huffman will deliver a State of the County address Thursday evening in Brighton, giving residents an update on the county’s achievements over the past year and previewing new projects underway across Tipton County. The event, titled “Community Awareness,” begins at 6 p.m. at Brighton Town Hall. It is organized and hosted […]
Read MoreThis week in local government: June 1-5, 2026
Eight local government bodies are scheduled to meet this week across Tipton County, with the busiest days falling Monday and Tuesday, as county committees, Covington city boards and the Gilt Edge town government all convene. The Covington Public Works Committee has posted an agenda for Tuesday’s 4 p.m. meeting; no other agendas had been posted […]
Read MoreLocal Government This Week: May 26-30, 2026
Four local government bodies are scheduled to meet Tuesday in the first government meetings since the Memorial Day holiday, with both the Covington and Munford boards of mayor and aldermen convening at 5:30 p.m. Covington Board of Mayor and Aldermen 5:30 p.m. — Second Floor Board Room, 200 W. Washington Ave., Covington The Covington Board […]
Read MoreMason set to vote Monday on sweeping change to town government
The Town of Mason is set to restructure how it governs itself. At a special called meeting Monday night, Mason’s mayor and board of aldermen will vote on whether to adopt a charter amendment that would shift day-to-day executive authority away from the mayor and to a newly-created town administrator position appointed by the board. […]
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