Experienced communications specialist appointed in Covington, pledged to spread information and engage with the local community
In the heart of the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky region, the historic city of Covington has found a passionate new advocate in its Communications Manager, Dan Wohler. With his fiancée Shelby and their Pekinese-Chihuahua mix Kitty, Wohler has chosen Covington as their home, eager to help spread the word about the city and foster a sense of community.
Born and raised outside Boston, Massachusetts, Wohler developed an interest in storytelling and news at a young age, inspired by his parents' commitment to being well-informed through reliable reporting. After earning a Bachelor of Arts degree in English/Communications at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts in North Adams, Massachusetts, Wohler embarked on a career in news production and communications management.
Wohler honed his skills as a news producer for CNY Central in Syracuse, New York, and WCPO-TV in Cincinnati, Ohio. Most recently, he held the position of Communications Administrator at Middletown City School District. Now, Wohler brings his wealth of experience to Covington, a city he describes as having a "quirky" feel, similar to Brooklyn, with each street offering a unique mix of shops, restaurants, and locally-owned businesses.
Wohler is particularly excited about the future of Covington, with projects like the new City Hall and the Covington Central Riverfront neighbourhood development on the horizon. He believes that good information comes through strong storytelling, and he is eager to help Covington tell its story and receive the recognition it deserves.
Covington's rich history is not lost on Wohler. He appreciates the city's charm and character, and he values the sense of community that contributes significantly to the quality of life. Wohler craves the ability to put down roots, and he wants to help Covington's community thrive.
In his spare time, Wohler enjoys cooking and often tries new recipes from the New York Times Cooking and Ina Garten's cookbooks. As he settles into his new role and his new home, it's clear that Dan Wohler is committed to making a positive impact on Covington and helping it reach its full potential.
- Dan Wohler, the Communications Manager, has chosen Covington, Kentucky, in the Greater Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky region, as his home, eager to promote the city and strengthen its community.
- Wohler is excited about the upcoming development projects in Covington, such as the new City Hall and the Covington Central Riverfront neighborhood, which he believes will enhance the city's image and status.
- Wohler's professional background includes roles in news production and communications management, with experiences at CNY Central in Syracuse, NY, WCPO-TV in Cincinnati, OH, and Middletown City School District.
- In addition to his passion for community development, Wohler also takes interest in the arts, lifestyle, and education-and-self-development, as demonstrated by his enjoyment of cooking new recipes from the New York Times Cooking and Ina Garten's cookbooks.
- Covington's unique atmosphere, characterized by a quirky vibe with a diverse array of shops, restaurants, and locally-owned businesses, appeals to Wohler, making him consider it similar to Brooklyn.
- Wohler appreciates the rich history of Covington and the sense of community that contributes to its quality of life, and he aims to use his skills in storytelling to help the city continue to thrive and attract more businesses.
