(Des Moines)– Eight Iowa cities, including two in our area, plan to designate cultural districts as part of a statewide initiative to boost local economies through the arts, history and culture.
Spencer and Cherokee are among the cities planning to establish the districts.
A spokesman with the State Historical Society says the districts will be able to use federal, state and local incentives to promote historic buildings.
(Story from the Associated Press.)
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