 Covenant Logistics Group reported Monday after the market close second-quarter earnings of 1.63 per share on total revenue of 317.3 million, a 23 increase compared to the same period in 2021. Chattanooga, Tennessee-based Covenant beat analysts expectations for earnings per share of 1.36 and revenue of 288 million, in spite of unprecedented cost inflation, unusually high insurance costs, minimal gain on sale of used equipment and a softening in the freight market, said Chairman and CEO David R. 