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    Clarkdale hosts Local First Arizona Mixer

    January 28, 2014No Comments
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    logo_localfirstarizonaClarkdale AZ (January 28, 2014) – Local business owners and everyone interested in learning about Local First Arizona and Town of Clarkdale economic development initiatives are invited to the Local First Arizona Mixer on Friday, January 31st 2014 from 5-7pm. The event will be hosted by the Town of Clarkdale and held in the Clark Memorial Clubhouse Men’s Lounge at 19 N. Ninth Street.

    The mixer is an opportunity to mingle, network, sample local wine and food, take a tour of the historic Clubhouse and learn more about Local First Arizona and business promotion opportunities in Clarkdale.  

    Local First Arizona is a local business coalition and nonprofit organization working statewide to create stronger local economies, build vibrant communities and produce better local job opportunities. This event is an opportunity to meet and connect with existing members, as well as to build a stronger network of local, independent businesses in the region.

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    Winners of Clarkdale’s Arts & Entertainment District Scavenger Hunt will also be announced at the mixer and updates on new Clarkdale businesses and upcoming events will be provided.  

    Questions should be directed to the Community Development Department at 928-639-2500.

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