The Valley Business Today: Katie Long with Luray-Page Chamber of Commerce with Liz Lewis & Sara Wittig from The Mimslyn Inn

10 August 2016

We had a blast in the studio today for The Valley Business Today with Katie Long from Luray-Page Chamber of Commerce and her guests, Liz Lewis & (silent) Sara Wittig from The Mimslyn Inn. We talked about the history of The Mimslyn Inn, their massive renovations, cottages and fabulous restaurants. We also discussed all the great events they have coming up including their Farm to Table Dinner, the Sip & Create cooking class hosted by the Luray Chamber and a ton of other interesting events.

For more information or to make a reservation at The Mimslyn Inn, visit their website: http://mimslyninn.com/

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