Downtown should be ‘community living room,’ consultant says (access required)

Idaho cities that want to attract workers, particularly millennials and Gen Xers, need to be places where workers want to be. That’s the message of Roger Brooks, a Peoria, Arizona-based expert on tourism promotion and community branding. He will speak Oct. 22 on “Economic Development, Small Communities” at the Sun Valley Inn in Sun Valley as ...

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Downtown should be ‘community living room,’ consultant says

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