$170k approved for new pickleball courts at Rip Hewes
The City of Dothan commissioners unanimously approved a decision entering into a $170,000 contract to build 18 new pickleball courts at the Rip Hewes Athletic Complex.
Source: wtvy.com
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New Visit Dothan director Shiver hopes to elevate city's attractiveness
With over a decade of experience in the hospitality industry, Hannah Shiver is bringing a different perspective to Visit Dothan.
Source: dothaneagle.com
Shiver named Visit Dothan executive director
Visit Dothan announced Wednesday that Hannah Shiver will become its newest executive director, according to a press release.
Source: dothaneagle.com
Former Dothan tourism guru in prison
While Visit Dothan chief executive officer and president, McCreight lured a record number of tourist but, despite that success, he could not shake his troubled past.
Source: wtvy.com
Organizers of Iowa music festival sent to prison for fraud
The "newbo evolve" festival turned into a financial debacle; now two of its key organizers must report to prison and pay over $1 million to a bank they defrauded.
Source: globegazette.com
Alabama tourism group supports CEO after fraud plea in Iowa
Dothan, Ala. (AP) — A taxpayer-funded tourism agency in Alabama is standing by its chief executive after he pleaded guilty to felony fraud in Iowa. WDHN-TV reports that Visit Dothan released a statement after Aaron McCreight appeared in court saying it stood by a previous decision to retain him as president and chief executive. McCreight could face as long as 30 years in prison and a $1 million fine. The Alabama organization hired McCreight months after he was fired by GO Cedar Rapids, where h...
Source: kbur.com
Alabama tourism group supports CEO after fraud plea in Iowa
A taxpayer-funded tourism agency in Alabama is standing by its chief executive after he pleaded guilty to felony fraud in Iowa. WDHN-TV reports that Visit Dothan released a statement after
Source: kimt.com
Alabama tourism group supports CEO after fraud plea in Iowa
DOTHAN, Ala. (AP) — A taxpayer-funded tourism agency in Alabama is standing by its...
Source: ctpost.com
Alabama tourism group supports CEO after fraud plea in Iowa
DOTHAN, Ala. (AP) — A taxpayer-funded tourism agency in Alabama is standing by its chief executive after he pleaded guilty to felony fraud in Iowa, where a music festival he oversaw lost millions. Visit Dothan, which promotes tourism in the southeast Alabama city of 71,000, released a statement Thursday after Aaron McCreight appeared in court saying it stood by a previous decision to retain him as president and chief executive, WDHN-TV reported .
Source: apnews.com
Alabama tourism agency keeping CEO after fraud indictment
A regional tourism agency in Alabama is standing up for its chief executive despite his federal fraud indictment related to a music festival in Iowa that lost more than $2
Source: kimt.com