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Mike Bowman, president and CEO of the Valley Forge Tourism and Convention Board speaks during the agency s event May 3 to promote tourism in Montgomery County. It was the first in-person event the organization has held in more than a year.Â
Photo By Dylan Eddinger Courtesy of the VFTCB
Bluestone County Club in Blue Bell hosted the Valley Forge Tourism and Convention Board on Monday, May 3 for the agency s first in-person event in more than a year. The organization updated attendees about tourism in the county and its planned strategic initiatives.
Photo By Dylan Eddinger Courtesy of the VFTCB
Photo By Dylan Eddinger Courtesy of the VFTCB
WEATHER
Looks like we have a nice, dry day on tap. It s a little cool to start, but the sun will come out to mix with the clouds as we reach a high of about 66 degrees.
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NEWS
The debate over the use of the Raider as the Radnor mascot continued this week with another meeting lasting nearly five hours with little decided other than the meeting will be continued to another night. With the clock getting close to the midnight hour and after having heard about 130 comments from students, parents, community members and alumni, the board voted to delay its discussion by recessing the meeting. The meeting was to give the board the option of allowing the Raider to be considered as an option after it voted last year to ditch the name. The board will still consider the option, just not on this night. As of the paperâs deadline, the continued meeting has not yet been scheduled.