Sprague Horizons Community Blog: Trains of Sprague

Tuesday, September 11, 2007

Trains of Sprague

What Does the Visitor Want? Do We Have It?

03/20/2008 Please review this review - Michael Breckenridge Horizons Article - Sue Price. Mr. Breckenridge gives a detailed review of the presentation and activities.

Visitors are the people who come to your town to visit – for a quick stop, a few hours, or a few days.

Visitors can be friends and family of locals, tourists on vacation or attending a special event, or people stopping by on a trip to somewhere else.

The longer a visitor stays the greater the opportunity for the community, local businesses on the street, in-home businesses, and non-profit organizations to benefit financially.

On Wed, March 19, 9:30 AM - 12 PM, in Sprague at the
Community Center, 3rd and C Street, Sprague Horizons Community is hosting a workshop led by expert Marketing Consultant Sue Price to discover how to increase the number of visitors stopping, staying, and spending.

This is a FREE Workshop for members of the Sprague, Lamont, and Ritzville communities but pre registration is required to

General Information

HI - We have returned from training and will visiting neighbors and businesses in the hopes of applying our training and stimulating interest in our community of Sprague. You will find me wandering around with a camera, courtesy of LeadershipPlenty, Horizon, Study Circles, and Washington State University.

I have set up a blog site at http://sprague-wa.blogspot.com. Other public relations efforts will be set with gabcast, Flickr, YouTube, etc., any and all sites that we can access that are free.

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Concerns or evidence of non-compliance may be reported to your local WSU Extension office or the Washington State University Center for Human Rights on the WSU Pullman Campus, 509-335-8288.

Sprague Horizons Community Blog

Tuesday, September 11, 2007

Trains of Sprague

Slide show "entering Sprague"

HOW DOES THE GARDEN GROW?

Sprague Horizons Community Meeting Minutes

Community Links

Sprague Eggs are Good Eggs

George and Rabbit

The Rabbit

The Rabbit and an Egg Hunter

Eggs

Egg Workers

3/20 Workshop Photo

What Does the Visitor Want? Do We Have It?

Community Activities

Slides from the Visioning Meeting on 11/18/07

Where to find information!

General Information

Pictures from the Community

Christmas Decorating

Affirmative Action Policy

Check Out What's Happening!

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