PAGAN TO LEAD ON RIVER ECONOMIC GROUP TO SET DIRECTION.(NEWS)

From: The Kentucky Post (Covington, KY) | Date: August 6, 1997| Author: Driehaus, Bob | Copyright information

Byline: Bob Driehaus, Post staff reporter

Wally Pagan was city manager nearly 20 years ago when Covington plotted its economic rebirth by tying its fortunes to the Ohio River.

Now, he's about to assume a key role in setting the direction for the next phase of riverfront development.

Pagan has been hired as the first director of SouthBank Partners, a civic group formed last year to keep riverfront development on track and coordinated.

Pag...

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