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Carbon County Tourism awarded $143,300 for 2027 marketing

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PRICE – Carbon County commissioners approved a $143,300 tourism marketing grant during their Wednesday, Oct. 7 meeting. The funding will be used to promote the Carbon Corridor and attract more visitors to the area in 2027.

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