Chamber Calendar
ONGOING
Attica Williamsport Rotary meets every Wednesday at 6:30 a.m.,
Harrison Hills Country Club, Attica.
Coffee House
The Williamsport United Methodist Church
is hosting regular coffee house meetings on Sundays beginning
at 5 pm. Come as you are and enjoy live music from area groups
including Cary'd Away. The menu includes soup and sandwiches,
along with regular and flavored fresh-brewed coffee. Pastor
Cathy McCoy says everyone is welcome and "we're really
hoping to reach people who don't have a church home."
CORR 41/52 Meets Monthly
The next meeting is scheduled for April 7, at a Benton county
location to be announced soon. Contact Heather Clark Reynolds, our Hoosier
Heartland Small Business Development Center representative, at hclarkre@purdue.edu,
for more information. Community of Regional Resources is a group of businesses in Benton, Warren,
Fountain and Newton counties that is dedicated to improving the business
atmosphere in our region. The group is open to anyone interested in learning
more about the regional business environment. At each meeting there is
a guest business speaker, a member business speaker and a program on a
pertinent business topic. Meetings rotate between locations in the four
counties. There is no charge to attend the meeting.
MARCH
31 Workshop: Business Survival in a Tough Economy
The West Central Chamber of Commerce is hosting a seminar
at the Learning Center, Williamsport-Washington Twp. Library,
on Wednesday, March 31, 5-6:30 p.m. Susan Davis, Hoosier Heartland
Small Business Development Center, will present "Business Survival
in a Tough Economy.” The program is free for Chamber members,
$25 for non-members. Call Chamber Coordinator Jami White at 762-6767
to reserve your spot.
APRIL
1-30
See the Remnant Trust
An exhibit of important artifacts is on display to the public
at Ivy Tech Community College at 3101 Creasy Lane, Lafayette.
People of all ages now may get up close to a 1776 printing of the Declaration
of Independence plus thirty-eight original and first editions
of historical documents and writings in a display at the Tippecanoe
County/Ivy Tech Library on the Ivy Tech campus. Visitors may see this
special exhibit on the second floor of the library from now until the
end of April. To find out more about The Remnant Trust, Inc., go to
www.theremnanttrust.com.
