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Twisp Creative District launches updated website, requests project records
Summary
The Twisp Creative District launched an updated website and asked board members to provide a complete list of past Creative District–funded projects and mural names; Sarah Jo Lightner agreed to send materials to Heather, the site lead.
The Twisp Creative District announced that its updated website is live and functioning as the primary public archive for the district's projects. Heather requested a complete list of previous Creative District–funded art projects and the formal names or titles of murals to populate project pages and credits; board member Sarah Jo Lightner said she would send the requested materials.
Board members emphasized that accurate naming and documentation are a priority before uploading photos to social platforms. The minutes record the instruction for Heather to receive project lists and mural names so the website can include proper credits and searchable entries; Heather's last name was not specified in the minutes.
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