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One of Covington's best ghost stories is hiding in plain sight, but turning the vacant lot to use is something else - NKyTribune
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One of Covington's best ghost stories is hiding in plain sight, but turning the vacant lot to use is something else - NKyTribune
By David Rotenstein NKyTribune staff writer Each fall, Jill Morenz leads two-hour walking tours of downtown Covington highlighting some of the city’s best- and least-known ghost stories. As she walks by the surface parking lot at the intersection of Pike and Scott streets, she casually mentions that the property — prime downtown real estate — has been vacant for a long time, partly because of a hidden and flooded space beneath the asphalt. There…
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