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Recently, our Director of Operations, Sophie Smith, gave a presentation on thought leadership to the Doctoral Leadership Class at her alma mater, Hood College. Not
What’s the best (and most fun) way to support the travel industry and local economies? Being a tourist! Recently, I enjoyed exploring some new sites
Recently, on a trip to South Dakota, I visited the world’s only Corn Palace! (I bet you had no idea a “corn palace” could even
Frederick County, Maryland is located an hour from Washington DC and Baltimore, Maryland and is known for its ideal location, thriving arts scene, and ever-growing
Here we are, at the beginning of a new fiscal year. How’s it going creating a marketing plan for the year ahead? We have clients
Last year, I achieved a personal goal of visiting all of Virginia’s state parks as part of their Trail Quest Program. It was so much
How did you spend your 4th of July? Did you see any fireworks? Here at PPR, we all stayed local and enjoyed time with friends.
A lot of small communities like Main Street organizations and rural tourism offices have a new infusion of ARPA funds available. Many of them are
Recently, I took part in a silent auction/fundraiser and purchased a “Weekend of Cheese Experiences” – it was appropriately titled “The Big Cheese”! Can you
Good things grow when they get the right conditions: a little sun, a little space, and people who tend to one another. That’s true of
Traditionally, “sports and economic development” conjures a shiny new stadium and a ribbon-cutting. But the real opportunity in most communities is smaller and recurring: the
Picture a family planning a fall weekend adventure. A couple of years ago, they would have typed a few words into Google and scrolled through
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