Greenwood BoT 5 Year Plan

The Greenwood Board of Trade announced its 5 year plan last night at Greenwood City Council.

The plan is to address many issues in its district including, business development, a board of arbitration, accessibility, and community improvement projects. Additionally, plans for the 125th anniversary of Greenwood will see a 75 Year Time Capsule, and other events planned for 2022.

Besides the 5-Year Plan, the BoT is hosting alternative events in regards to COVID-19 regulations. The Founders Day Garden Competition is being replaced by a Flower Planter Competition that is open to residents and businesses.

The purse for the top three entrants is a combination of one thousand dollars in cash and gifts. Participants are to make their planters and take them to Route 3 Print Studio and Gifts to register. They will be numbered and placed around the city.  Judging will be at the end of July.

For more information visit the Greenwood BoT page on Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/greenwoodbot

 

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