Vermont nonprofit: Lifting COVID-era capacity limits offers lifeline to community landmark
The Champlain Valley Expo said its future relies on being able to host big events, so it was overjoyed to hear an announcement this week from Gov. Scott Share Updated: 8:23 AM EDT Apr 10, 2021
Vermont nonprofit: Lifting COVID-era capacity limits offers lifeline to community landmark
The Champlain Valley Expo said its future relies on being able to host big events, so it was overjoyed to hear an announcement this week from Gov. Scott Share Updated: 8:23 AM EDT Apr 10, 2021
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Show Transcript VERMONT AFTER SCHOOL ARE COORDINATING A DATABASE. TO HELP FAMILIES SIGN UP. A MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT THIS WEEK ABOUT VERMONT S LARGEST ANNUAL EVENT. THE CHAMPLAIN VALLEY FAIR IS coming back. AFTER CORONAVIRUS FORCED IT. TO TAKE... LAST YEAR OFF. AND AS JACK THURSTON REPORTS - THAT MAY JUST BE THE LIFELINE FOR A NONPROFIT THAT SAYS. ITS
In perhaps the most scrumptious sign that things will, in fact, get back to normal soon(ish), The State Fair of Texas recently put out the all-call for our craziest fried food concoctions. From now through March 31 they re accepting applications from anyone interested in becoming a food or beverage vendor. The event is slated to run from Sept. 24 through Oct. 17.
“Do you have a super creative product and a seasoned history of serving folks by the masses? Then we’re looking for you!” the recent statement reads. “The Fair takes pride in offering something for everyone and we’re always looking to diversify and expand by adding new businesses to the annual lineup. Applications are currently open at BigTex.com.”