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re: Tell me about life in Covington
Posted on 9/3/14 at 3:43 pm to BamaHater
Posted on 9/3/14 at 3:43 pm to BamaHater
Covington is what you make of it. It is undoubtedly one of the most forward culturally of the small towns of Louisiana. I grew up going to the symphony, theater, and always had exposure to art and cultural happenings. It is not, however, a hot bed of kicking nightlife. So if you have a family, or don't need to go out every night it can work quite well, but you have to entrench yourself in the community to really enjoy and partake.
Covington is also home to a large equestrian and farming economy, so it has a population of erudite artists and no frills workers. It has always existed in this capacity. Much more refreshing IMO than what Mandeville has become. I find that actually having a downtown kicks it up a notch over Mandy and Madisonville. It will always be home and always the best place on the Northshore. I can actually go to St. Johns, listen to the traffic, and meet some interesting people who are no way stereotypical of small town Louisiana.
Covington is also home to a large equestrian and farming economy, so it has a population of erudite artists and no frills workers. It has always existed in this capacity. Much more refreshing IMO than what Mandeville has become. I find that actually having a downtown kicks it up a notch over Mandy and Madisonville. It will always be home and always the best place on the Northshore. I can actually go to St. Johns, listen to the traffic, and meet some interesting people who are no way stereotypical of small town Louisiana.
Posted on 9/3/14 at 3:50 pm to BigAppleTiger
I agree with this. Mandeville is SO painfully white bread. It's like a town full of one type of person. In Covington, I have met different people. And that's something I enjoy. I'm not a keeping up with the Joneses kind of girl, and I like meeting interesting people and seeing/doing interesting things. They are butted up right next to each other, but there's a vast difference to the feelings of Cov and Mandeville.
Posted on 9/3/14 at 4:17 pm to BigAppleTiger
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always the best place on the Northshore
So, its least crappy town in a area of small crappy towns.
It's boring.
Unless you want to go to NOLA or elsewhere out of town every weekend, be prepared to have nothing to do.
Very unwelcoming to outsiders.
Mountains of cigarette butts on every street corner.
And one of the few good restaurants in the area had to close because the owner was a drug dealing pedophile.
Yeah... a real great place to live
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