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WHAT:     Hosted by the Colorado Tourism Office, the Colorado Governor’s Tourism Conference is an opportunity to connect with key players in Colorado’s tourism industry and report on the challenges and opportunities that impact one of state’s top economic drivers. 

Submitted by [user:field_first_name] DENVER – July 27, 2021 – Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade (OEDIT) Executive Director Pat Meyers has named Timothy Wolfe Director of Colorado’s Tourism Office. The accomplished hospitality veteran enters state service from a dynamic 25-year tourism industry career that includes decades of Colorado experience. “Tim is a proven leader with exceptional industry experience, market knowledge and an outstanding record of manag...

AUBURN — “The devil’s in the details,” said Glenn Randall of Manchester, Tennessee, as he held up a tire valve cap from his 1966 Ford Shelby GT 350 at the Auburn Auction Park Saturday afternoon. Randall pointed to features of the cap that showed its authenticity and that it was original to the vehicle. Randall’s vehicle was one of about 325 automobiles on display at the Antique Automobile Club of America Central Spring Nationals meet car show. The show featured cars at ...

Get ready to sound the old horn with an ode “to the heroes coming back.”

Little Black Book, For the launch of Burning Crusade Classic, Blizzard Entertainment and 72andSunny LA introduce the musical spot

The fourth and last finalist to be the University of Iowas next president spoke Thursday about the importance of increasing graduation and retention rates as sources of critical new revenue for the institution. Daniel Clay — dean of UIs College of Education, and the only internal presidential candidate — said previous administrations at UI and elsewhere have fallen short by failing to listen to communities concerns about racism, while he also defended the importance of free speech on cam...

Council share vision on Market Square pavilion By Patrick Keck - pkeck@aimmediamidwest.com PORTSMOUTH — Portsmouth City Council took an early step Monday night in its ambitious Master Plan following extensive public comment and deliberation among city government officials. At the request of Community Development Director Tracy Shearer, the council went ahead with authorizing the submittal of a grant application due June 1 and accepting that grant and obligations if funded. Council first toil...

Mac Engel: Texas can only hope its ‘Eyes’ controversy does not have Missouri consequences Fort Worth Star-Telegram 3/13/2021 Mac Engel, Fort Worth Star-Telegram © Tim Warner/Getty Images North America/TNS The Texas Longhorns stand for The Eyes of Texas after the game against the West Virginia Mountaineers at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium on November 7, 2020 in Austin, Texas. FORT WORTH, Texas — The University of Texas announced its “solution” to its eye p...

Additional liquor licenses could be coming to Portsmouth By Patrick Keck - pkeck@aimmediamidwest.com The Portsmouth Brewing Company is among local businesses with liquor licenses, who could be joined by others depending on an assessment by the Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Liquor Control. Photo by Patrick Keck. PORTSMOUTH — Among his few proposals discussed during Monday’s City Managers session, 5th Ward Councilman Edwin Martell briefed Portsmouth City Council on the possibility ...

MU student arrested by MU police for drunk misconduct and other allegations. (MU) University of Missouri (MU) police arrested 19-year-old Cal Gerhardt early Thursday morning after he allegedly both harassed fellow students and used a racial slur. Police reportedly found and intoxicated Gerhardt yelling outside the door of two students in a campus residence hall. According to a statement released by Bill Stackman, vice chancellor for Student Affairs, police charged Gerhardt with first degree har...