Tourism Tuesday: Luray Parks & Recreation Halloween Events

17 October 2017

We were in the studio for Tourism Tuesday today with Katie from Luray-Page Chamber of Commerce and her guest, Dakota McCoy from Luray Parks & Recreation Dept. to talk about the Halloween events the town is hosting later this month.

Gina filled us in on details for their 91st Annual Banquet & Business Meeting happening on November 2nd. Nominations are still being accepted for their awards as well as reservations for the dinner. You can get all that information here: http://luraypage.com/chamber-of-commerce/annual-banquet/

Tourism Tuesday: Luray Parks & Recreation Halloween Events

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Janet Michael page county halloween, luray parks & rec, ralph dean park, haunted houses in luray, luray chamber annual dinner, trick or treating in luray, Dakota McCoy, gina hilliard, luray page tourism, luray halloween, Janet Michael, mimslyn inn, The Valley Today, Tourism Tuesday

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