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DOTHAN, Ala. (AP) — A regional tourism agency in Alabama said it will retain its chief executive officer after he was indicted on a federal fraud charge related to a music festival in Iowa that lost more than $2 million.
The board of directors at the Visit Dothan tourism agency has agreed to stand by its CEO, Aaron McCreight, who faces up to 30 years in prison.
Aaron McCreight earned a vote of confidence from the tourism agency currently employing him, despite his issues stemming from a Cedar Rapids event
Aaron McCreight earned a vote of confidence from the tourism agency currently employing him, despite his issues stemming from a Cedar Rapids event
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