Tourist Commission tables Chamber’s management offer
Members of the Acadia Parish Tourist Commission will take a few weeks to consider a management proposal offered by the Acadia Parish Chamber of Commerce.
Members of the Acadia Parish Tourist Commission will take a few weeks to consider a management proposal offered by the Acadia Parish Chamber of Commerce.
THE POST-SIGNAL / Steve Bandy
Gwen Hanks, seated, who served as executive director of the Acadia Parish Tourist Commission for 24 years, is presented a wall clock in the shape of the parish by APTC Chair Fran Bihm. Hanks retired as director effective July 1 and was honored at a small reception at the Tourist Center. Looking on is Hanks’ daughter Letisha Carlson.
Twenty-four years of promoting tourism in Acadia Parish were recognized at a small reception Friday morning when members of the Acadia Parish Tourist Commission honored Gwen Hanks, who retired as e
The Acadia Parish Tourist Commission postponed for one month discussion of a proposed cooperative endeavor agreement that would turn over marketing and administrative services to the Acadia Parish
A proposal that would “merge” the Acadia Parish Tourist Commission and the Acadia Parish Chamber of Commerce under the economic development umbrella of the Acadia Parish Police Jury met with mixed
The Acadia Parish Tourist Commission’s weekly contest, “Find T Rouge,” continues on its Facebook page, “Acadia Parish Tourist Commission Information Center.”
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