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Iowa s tourism leader speaks to Warren County leaders at annual breakfast event Teresa Kay Albertson, Des Moines Register How COVID-19 has impacted downtown Des Moines Replay Video UP NEXT Iowa’s manager of the state tourism office, Amy Zeigler, is speaking Aug. 4 at the Warren County Economic Development Corporation annual Warren County Business Breakfast at the National Balloon Classic Memorial Balloon Field Sponsor Building, 15335 Jewell St., Indianola. The event is free. Reservations are required at tinyurl.com/WCBusinessBreakfast. People from across the county usually attend, said Rachel Gocken, Warren County Economic Development executive director. Three weeks before the scheduled event, Gocken said there were already nearly 50 people signed up to attend. Attendees are usually business owners and managers, nonprofit managers, elected officials and many other community leaders.
The event is free. Reservations are required at tinyurl.com/WCBusinessBreakfast. People from across the county usually attend, said Rachel Gocken, Warren County Economic Development executive director. Three weeks before the scheduled event, Gocken said there were already nearly 50 people signed up to attend. Attendees are usually business owners and managers, nonprofit managers, elected officials and many other community leaders. The event is 7:30-8:30 a.m. and includes a chance to win one of several giveaways including a Warren County themed gift basket worth more than $200. Along with Zeigler’s presentation, the event offers time for networking with business leaders, elected officials and other community leaders.
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aflynn@lakeplacidnews.com Most people walking Main Street Lake Placid were wearing face coverings when this photo was taken the evening of Tuesday, July 28, 2020. Still, there are some who do not despite state mandates amid the coronavirus pandemic and signs like this one created by the Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism. (News photo Andy Flynn) LAKE PLACID Staff at the Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism are planning their tourism marketing strategy for the Lake Placid/High Peaks Region around two major issues this year: the coronavirus pandemic and the Main Street reconstruction project. During a virtual informational meeting on Feb. 1, ROOST CEO Jim McKenna, Chief Operating Officer Mary Jane Lawrence, Marketing Director Michelle Clement and Lake Placid Regional Marketing Director Bethany Valenze detailed the 2021 marketing plan for the Lake Placid/High Peaks Region. ROOST is the destination marketing and management organization for Hamilton and Essex counties, plus the communities of Tupper Lake and Saranac Lake.