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Events to boost community spirit and visitation in drought affected regions

One of the events to benefit was the Jamestown Show, with their allocation being used to provide free entertainment for children of differing age ranges. (File)
Harry Mead

A local show, rodeo, cultural performances, wine festivals and more are amongst the events supported by the $400,000 Drought Relief […]

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