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Corvette Club reports 116 cars registered for Expo Center show; asks county about jumbotron installation

Pittsburg County Board of County Commissioners · June 22, 2026
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Summary

Diane Dunbar of the Corvette Club updated commissioners about plans for the Expo Center Corvette Show (July 25), including 116 registered cars, sponsor support, awards at 3 p.m., and asked the county about installing a jumbotron; the commission said structural review is required before hanging equipment.

Diane Dunbar, representing the Corvette Club, briefed the Pittsburg County Board on preparations for the Corvette Show scheduled at the Expo Center. Dunbar said the club had 116 cars registered, described sponsor contributions and side events (a tour of the Scottish Rite Temple and the Tannehill Museum), and said awards will be presented at 3 p.m. on July 25.

Dunbar thanked the county for its assistance leading up to the event and asked whether a jumbotron could be installed at the Expo Center for the show. Chairman Ross Selman said the county is seeking a structural engineer’s review before any jumbotron can be hung and suggested the club could assist with logistics.

Dunbar said she would return after the show to brief the board on its economic impact.