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Royal Gorge Promenators ask Fremont County to recognize square dancing as county dance
Summary
A Cañon City resident representing the Royal Gorge Promenators asked commissioners to consider formally recognizing square dancing as the county dance and provided flyers and information about the club's classes and meetings.
During the citizens'comment portion of the meeting, Cañon City resident Larry Richards, vice president of the Royal Gorge Promenators, asked the Fremont County Board to consider recognizing square dancing as the county dance and provided flyers about upcoming classes and club meetings.
Richards said the club meets at the Golden Age Center in Cañon City on Wednesdays from 6 to 8 p.m., will offer 14-week classes on Monday nights beginning soon, and planned a free introductory session on March 31. He described square dancing as a social and physical activity he believes benefits participants' mental and physical health and said the group is small and seeking new members.
Commissioners accepted the flyers and indicated they would discuss whether the county should mimic the state designation (the state previously designated square dancing as the state dance) and said staff would place materials in a public area for display.
Ending: Commissioners thanked the speaker and said they would consider the request and make county materials available in the commissioners' office.
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