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Visitors bureau holds open house for new location

Summary by Dubois County Herald

SANTA CLAUS – Spencer County Visitors Bureau held its grand opening with the Spencer County Chamber of Commerce and local guests Thursday, June 26, with an open house at the bureau facility and a ribbon cutting.

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Open House with Employees and Visitors

People attentively reviewing large presentation boards displayed on easels in a modern indoor setting with lockers and office doors during an Open House event.

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Dubois County Herald

Visitors bureau holds open house for new location

SANTA CLAUS – Spencer County Visitors Bureau held its grand opening with the Spencer County Chamber of Commerce and local guests Thursday, June 26, with an open house at the bureau facility and a ribbon cutting.

10 days ago

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Dubois County Herald broke the news in 10 days ago on Wednesday, July 2, 2025.

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