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Chamber reports strong turnout at Concrete River Days; new ice cream shop opens and farmer's-market dates announced
Summary
Chamber President Gary Young said Concrete River Days had strong attendance, announced a ribbon cutting for Two Scoops and a Byte, and said the largest remaining Farmer's Market will include 25 vendors; upcoming events include a Sept. 20 city-wide yard sale and an Aug. 21 market with a Drug Take Back Day from 4–7 p.m.
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During "Good of the City," Chamber President Gary Young summarized recent community activity and upcoming events. Young said Concrete River Days saw "great attendance," that the Chamber held a ribbon cutting for the new ice cream shop Two Scoops and a Byte, and that organizers plan to add a car show next year.
Young also listed remaining community events: four Farmer's Markets remain this season with the Aug. market set to be the largest (about 25 vendors), a city-wide yard sale is planned for Sept. 20, and the Aug. 21 Farmer's Market will host a Drug Take Back Day from 4:00–7:00 p.m. He said Chamber Executive Director Rachel Shad has been invited to the Executive State Chamber of Commerce Conference.
