Sister Cities of Jasper receives award
July 10, 2020From Local Sources
JASPER — Sister Cities of Jasper received the Innovation Award in Arts & Culture for cities with a population under 25,000 from Sister Cities International.
This is the third award Sister Cities of Jasper has received from Sister Cities International in three years. Sister Cities of Jasper received the award for Best Overall Program in 2018 and the award for International Business & Trade in 2019.
Sister Cities of Jasper received its latest award for its work and achievement on the new logo project and contest held in 2019, a joint project between Sister Cities of Jasper and sister city, Pfaffenweiler, Germany.
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