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BISMARCK, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – The North Dakota Department of Commerce announced seven recipients of 2021 Main Street Tourism Expansion Grants.
Main Street Expansion Grants support new or expanding businesses and activities that provide an improved visitor experience, with an emphasis on attracting new visitors to North Dakota communities.
“These grants will help develop new tourism experiences and facilities that will draw visitors to enjoy unique lodging, local cuisine and diverse activities,” North Dakota Department of Commerce Interim Commissioner Shawn Kessel said.
The grants are intended to fund new projects that attract visitors from outside of North Dakota for at least one overnight stay with the goal of giving communities and the state another experience to entertain visitors and attract potential new residents.
By Angela Martini
JAMESTOWN, N.D. (Arts Center) – The Arts Center announced that Jamestown is among 12 recipients of The North Dakota Department of Commerce’s Main Street Initiative Vibrancy grant.
The Main Street Initiative Vibrancy grant is meant to add a spark of activity and energy in communities through North Dakota. The program helps provide small investments in community projects or events that encourage public art, activate underutilized space or promote walking and biking.
“This grant is a great opportunity to inspire others to engage and contribute to their community’s quality of life for both visitors and residents,” Interim Commerce Commissioner Shawn Kessel said.
This grant is meant to help restaurants and entertainment venues that have been affected by COVID-19. Written By: Jessica Backlund | 4:00 pm, Feb. 5, 2021
FARGO The North Dakota Hospitality Economic Resiliency Grant application is now open for a second round, and restaurants are encouraged to apply for the $30 million available.
The grant is meant to help restaurants and entertainment venues that have been affected by COVID-19.
This is the second round of grants, and any restaurants or entertainment centers that have not previously applied are eligible.
So far, just 960 out of the eligible 3,400 restaurants and bars across the state have been awarded grants. That leaves many more eligible for the remaining $30 million dollars.