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June 16, 2026
COVINGTON, Va. (VR) -  The Covington VA250 Carnival wrapped up Saturday night with a boom — literally — as a spectacular fireworks display brought the three-day celebration to a close.
The event drew strong crowds throughout the weekend, with Saturday night attracting the largest attendance. Families and visitors filled the carnival grounds, enjoying rides, games, food vendors, and live entertainment. The atmosphere was filled with laughter, screams from thrill-seekers, and the aroma of classic carnival favorites.
The event was well received across the Alleghany Highlands, with many attendees suggesting it should become an annual tradition.
Saturday night's entertainment featured REO Survivor and Co., who delivered a high-energy performance at the amphitheater that kept music fans entertained throughout the evening.
The celebration concluded with a fireworks show that lasted nearly 20 minutes, lighting up the night sky and providing a memorable ending to the weekend festivities.
Covington Parks and Recreation Director Lisa Worley thanked the many volunteers, sponsors, organizations, and community members who helped make the event possible.
It had been a very long time since the Alleghany Highlands hosted an event of this size and scope. Thanks to the efforts of Worley and countless others behind the scenes, the VA250 Carnival proved to be a successful celebration and a fitting tribute as America approaches its 250th birthday. Photo: Christopher Mentz, VR

Fireworks Cap Successful VA250 Carnival Weekend

June 16, 2026
CLIFTON FORGE — A sold-out crowd filled the Historic Masonic Theatre on Sunday evening for the Virginia 250 Flag Day Patriotic Tribute, a special celebration marking America's upcoming 250th birthday.
The free concert featured the Roanoke Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Maestro David Stewart Wiley, joined by special soloist Dr. E. Daryl Duff. 
One of the evening's most memorable moments came during the "Armed Forces Salute," when local veterans were invited to stand and be recognized as the musical tribute to their respective military branches was performed. The audience responded with enthusiastic applause as veterans throughout the theater were honored for their service.
The presentation was made possible through the support of the Alleghany Foundation, Historic Masonic Theatre, Town of Clifton Forge, Alleghany County, City of Covington, Mountain Gateway Community College Educational Foundation, Mountain Gateway Community College, Alleghany Highlands Arts Council, and the Alleghany Highlands Chamber of Commerce and Tourism.
 




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City of Covington Tax Bills Mailed; Personal Property and Real Estate Payments Due June 5, 2026

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COVINGTON, Va. (VR) – The City of Covington Treasurer’s office would like to make citizens, businesses and visitors aware that the Personal Property and Real Estate tax bills have been mailed and will be due by June 5, 2026. Payments can be made in person, by placing them in the outside drop box, mailing them to the Treasurer’s Office, or by making payments online. You can scan the QR code below to access the online portal.

We experienced a software issue with getting the Real Estate tax tickets to show the correct due date of June 5, 2026. Please contact our office if you feel you received a Real Estate tax ticket in error, you have a question about the amount due or if you no longer own the property.

Mail Payments:
City of Covington Treasurer’s Office
P.O. Box 878
Covington, VA 24426

Online Payments:
(WE WILL NOT BE TAKING PAYMENTS WITH DEBIT/CREDIT CARDS BY PHONE)

You can pay with a debit or credit card by scanning the QR code above or going to https://selfservice.covington.va.us/css.

All information to pay online is on the back of each tax ticket. It is now required for users to create an online account to process payments. The Treasurer’s Office collects tax payments, and the Commissioner of Revenue assesses taxes. If you have any questions regarding the amount of your assessment or bill, please contact Cathy Kimberlin, Commissioner of Revenue at (540)965-6352

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