Directors & Committee Meetings
Current Officers and Committee Chairpersons 2016-2017
Board Meetings: 4th Monday @ 5:30 PM, Welcome Center, 208 East Main Street
Board Meetings: 4th Monday @ 5:30 PM, Welcome Center, 208 East Main Street
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President
Bill Lammlien billlammlien@bellsouth.net Vice President Todd McCullough tzm@cubbank.com Secretary Barbara Manley manleysigns.barbara@gmail.com Treasurer Stephen Emery steve@andrewandsteve.com |
Promotion Committee Chair
TBA Design Committee Chair Tom Kinney kinneystudio@yahoo.com Economic Vitality Chair Stephen Emery steve@andrewandsteve.com |
Organization Committee Chair
Todd McCullough tzm@cubbank.com Audit-Ethics Rep TBA Farmer's Market Rep Jim Urban jurban@oldhamcounty.net Membership/Nominations Rep Donna Sabo donna@hometownpizza.com |
Organization Committee:
2nd Tuesday at 10:00 at La Grange Main Street Office at 208 E. Main Street.
Economic Vitality:
3rd Friday at 10:30 at the La Grange Main Street Office at 208 E. Main Street.
Promotions Committee:
3rd Tuesday at 9:00 at the La Grange Main Street Office at 208 E. Main Street.
Design Committee:
3rd Friday at 10:30 am at the La Grange Main Street Office at 208 E. Main Street.
2nd Tuesday at 10:00 at La Grange Main Street Office at 208 E. Main Street.
Economic Vitality:
3rd Friday at 10:30 at the La Grange Main Street Office at 208 E. Main Street.
Promotions Committee:
3rd Tuesday at 9:00 at the La Grange Main Street Office at 208 E. Main Street.
Design Committee:
3rd Friday at 10:30 am at the La Grange Main Street Office at 208 E. Main Street.
La Grange Crossroads Committees:
Organization:
Memberships, sponsorships, volunteers, association management, and keeping the community informed.
Promotion:
Marketing the historic renaissance area through various marketing efforts including town events and festivals, advertising, media relations.
Design:
Historic preservation, streetscapes, creating a vibrant look and feel throughout the historic renaissance area.
Economic Vitality:
Finding new uses for old buildings, bringing new businesses to town, creating incentives, maintaining healthy relationships with business currently in LaGrange. Up until the second half of the 20th century, downtown areas were vibrant centers of commerce. Development of suburbs and shopping malls in outlying areas had a significant and unfortunate negative impact on downtown economies, affecting the value and condition of the buildings, jobs, tax bases, and municipal investments. As we know now through work focused on “shopping local” and a focus on independent businesses, Kentucky’s downtown areas are not generic. The small towns across this state have great assets: unique stores, personal service, second story housing, and historic properties.
Organization:
Memberships, sponsorships, volunteers, association management, and keeping the community informed.
Promotion:
Marketing the historic renaissance area through various marketing efforts including town events and festivals, advertising, media relations.
Design:
Historic preservation, streetscapes, creating a vibrant look and feel throughout the historic renaissance area.
Economic Vitality:
Finding new uses for old buildings, bringing new businesses to town, creating incentives, maintaining healthy relationships with business currently in LaGrange. Up until the second half of the 20th century, downtown areas were vibrant centers of commerce. Development of suburbs and shopping malls in outlying areas had a significant and unfortunate negative impact on downtown economies, affecting the value and condition of the buildings, jobs, tax bases, and municipal investments. As we know now through work focused on “shopping local” and a focus on independent businesses, Kentucky’s downtown areas are not generic. The small towns across this state have great assets: unique stores, personal service, second story housing, and historic properties.
