Division Introduces Arts, Preservation Community Programs
Charleston Gazette › November 30, 2005
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The West Virginia Division of Culture and History has announced a program that will enable cities, counties and towns throughout the state to become certified arts and/or historic preservation communities.
According to Troy Body, WVDCH commissioner, the honorific designations will recognize communities that have shown commitment to expanding public participation in the arts or preserving historic sites.See the full content of this document
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Division Introduces Arts, Preservation Community Programs
"People across West Virginia are working hard every day to advocate for arts and historic preservation causes in their communities. Th...
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