Keller Williams team leader and LGBTQ+ Real Estate Alliance founding member Tom Wheeler hosted Canyon County, Idaho’s first-ever Pride event on June 9. Here’s the story of how the 4,000-person event came to life.
Source: Inman News
KW team lead hosts first-ever Pride event in Canyon County, Idaho
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