Logan County Visitors Bureau Opens Fall Grant Round for Tourism Projects

​The Logan County Visitors Bureau has opened applications for its Fall 2025 Tourism Grant Program, offering up to $2,500 in matching funds to support one-time projects that enhance tourism across the county.

This initiative provides funding for projects that improve the visitor experience, beautify public spaces, and create attractions that draw people to Logan County’s communities. Eligible applicants include businesses, non-profits, and community organizations.

Projects may include murals and public art, community or wayfinding signage, beautification efforts, or other creative projects that elevate Logan County as a destination.

“The goal of this program is to bring great local ideas to life — projects that make Logan County even more welcoming, engaging, and memorable for visitors,” said Jamison Thornton, Director of the Logan County Visitors Bureau.

Past grant recipients include the West Liberty Business Association’s Friendship Alley and En Gedi Ridge Zoo’s new mural entrance signage, both of which are currently slated for completion in 2026.

Applications will be accepted through November 14, 2025, and reviewed by the Logan County Visitors Bureau Council.

To learn more or apply, visit www.experiencelogancounty.com/grants.