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Lee County Conservation Board has been awarded a 78-thousand dollar Community Attractions and Tourism grant by the Iowa Economic Development Authority
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Lee County Conservation Board has been awarded a 78-thousand dollar Community Attractions and Tourism grant by the Iowa Economic Development Authority
Lee County Conservation Board has been awarded a 78-thousand dollar Community Attractions and Tourism grant by the Iowa Economic Development Authority. Spokesperson Kannan Kapleman. "To replace the aging beach house at Paul Miller Park in West Point. Paul Miller Park attracts more than six-thousand beach visitors and 25-hundred camping nights annually," she says. Kappleman says they have had visitors from 30 states over the past five years and t…
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