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Logan County gets grant to join gravel cycling destinations

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Logan County has received one of 12 recipients of tourism management grants recently awarded by the Colorado Tourism Office. Merilee Johnson, tourism director for the county, said the county will receive $20,000 to develop a gravel cycling asset, including route development and a comprehensive guide for visitors, that will establish Logan County as a must-ride gravel bike destination. Johnson said the county has 1,800 miles of roadway with 1,600…

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Logan County gets grant to join gravel cycling destinations

Logan County has received one of 12 recipients of tourism management grants recently awarded by the Colorado Tourism Office. Merilee Johnson, tourism director for the county, said the county will receive $20,000 to develop a gravel cycling asset, including route development and a comprehensive guide for visitors, that will establish Logan County as a must-ride gravel bike destination. Johnson said the county has 1,800 miles of roadway with 1,600…

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Visitors Bureau announces grant opportunity for tourism-focused projects

The Logan County Visitors Bureau announced this week the launch of its grant program, offering funding for well-planned, one-time projects that enhance tourism in Logan County.  This initiative is designed to support creative and impactful projects that improve the visitor experience, increase tourism-related revenue, and contribute to the beautification and development of the community. “We know there are so many great ideas out there, and this…

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Tourism secretary seeks more funding to attract visitors to Dairy State

The move aligns with Gov. Tony Evers’ proposed budget, which would increase funds for staff and marketing.

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ibmadison.com broke the news in on Monday, March 31, 2025.
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