Spring Pilgrimage News Today

Spring Pilgrimage season has begun! This weekend has a variety of events to choose from, including home tours, Catfish in the Alley, Tales from the Crypt

Columbus is approaching its Spring Pilgrimage season, an annual tradition of highlighting significant historic sites in the city that goes back more than 80 years.

Rising restaurant sales tax revenues and hotel occupancy rates in Columbus indicate more people are coming to the Friendly City.

It's Springtime in Columbus, and that means visitors coming, sometimes by the literal busload.

The annual Spring Pilgrimage has been a staple in Columbus for about 80 years.

Nancy Carpenter is staying with the Columbus-Lowndes Convention and Visitors Bureau for at least another year.

Nancy Carpenter will not lead the Columbus Cultural Heritage Foundation after Sept 30. Her future as executive director for the Columbus-Lowndes Convention and Visitors Bureau is still up in the air.

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