Join us as we celebrate a ribbon cutting with owner, Stormie Sidebottom!
111 N Lincoln Blvd
Hodgenville, KY
270-766-3885
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Community Event
Don’t miss the fun! – 20th Annual Golf Scramble
For more details click here for the
Golf Scramble brochure!
***Save $ if your team prepays by April 15th!***
Luncheon and Candidate Forum
Thanks to those who joined us this week for our March Membership Luncheon.
Kenny Rambo with ECTC Workforce Solutions, did a great job engaging our crowd on the topic of The Generation Gap at Work.
Thank you to our luncheon sponsor LaRue Insurance and non profit sponsor,
The Lincoln Museum.
Special thanks to Hinton’s Orchard for catering our delicious meal.
Join us tonight!
MEASURE THE CANDIDATE FORUM
for the 2014 Primary Election
Sponsored by
KY Farm Bureau and LaRue County Chamber
LOCATION: upstairs courtroom, LaRue County Courthouse
TIME: Program at 7. Audience submitting questions at 6:30pm
Races for State Representative, PVA, and County Judge Executive
What’s going on at the Chamber?
LUNCHEONS –
In case you missed it, we had a great luncheon last month. Thank you to our February luncheon sponsor Bluegrass Pipeline and non-profit sponsor, United Way of Central Kentucky and sustaining sponsors Magnolia Bank, LaRue Insurance, Lincoln National Bank, Bluegrass Pipeline, LaRue County Schools, and Fort Knox Federal Credit Union. Lincoln’s General Store catered a delicious lunch!
Join us March 19th for our next member’s luncheon sponsored by LaRue Insurance and non-profit sponsor, The Lincoln Museum. Lunch will be catered by Hinton’s Orchard. Kenny Rambo with ECTC Workforce Solutions will be speaking on “The Generations Gap at Work.” Please RSVP no later than noon on March 18th.
NEW MAPS –
Don’t miss the chance to promote your business on the new, full-color LaRue County Map! Marsha Guillaum, sales representative with Hampton Publishing, will be visiting LaRue County this week to meet with interested business leaders. Contact the Chamber office, 270-358-3411 or [email protected] to discuss this exciting opportunity with Marsha!
MEASURE THE CANDIDATES–
LaRue County Farm Bureau and the Chamber are once again working together to sponsor a “Measure the Candidate” forum for the 2014 Primary election cycle. This moderated forum follows a model used across the state to allow candidates for office to convey their platform to voters. This is not a political debate, but a chance for candidates to provide answers to questions submitted by the audience. Due to the large number of offices contested this year, forums will be held on two different evenings in March. The schedule for each night is as follows:
Tuesday, March 18: Thursday, March 20:
County Attorney State Representative
Sheriff PVA
County Judge/Executive
The forum will be held in the Upstairs Courtroom at the LaRue County Courthouse located at 209 West High Street, Hodgenville beginning at 7:00 p.m. each night. Members of the audience will have an opportunity to submit questions in writing beginning at 6:30 p.m. Questions will be screened by sponsor representatives and presented to candidates by the moderator.
GOLF SCRAMBLE– Save the date for our 20th Annual Golf Scramble on Friday, April 25th! Get more details on our events page.
SPECIAL THANKS to our January and February renewals for their continued Chamber support: LaRue County Animal Clinic, LaRue County Fiscal Court, Hardin Memorial Hospital, Communicare, Lincoln Parkway Pharmacy, E.G. Sanders, Carol Haynes, The Lincoln Jamboree, Lincoln Way, Paula’s Hot Biscuit, William R. Rust Funeral Home Hodgenville Chapel, Copley’s Garage, and Law Offices of Kyle Williamson. We also welcome our new members – Land of Lincoln Planning and Zoning, Nancy’s Gifts and Flowers, and Big Brothers & Big Sisters.
Ribbon Cutting for William R. Rust Funeral Home Hodgenville Chapel
Hope to see you this Friday, February 28th at Noon!
Ribbon Cutting for….
WHERE: 612 N. Lincoln Blvd
Hodgenville, KY
Ron Rust announces this change in ownership.
“We are excited about what the future holds and we promise to continue with the same professional, dependable and quality service you expect.”
Stormie’s Stitches
Thanks to all who helped us celebrate the ribbon cutting with owner, Stormie Sidebottom
for
Ribbon Cutting for Stormie’s Stitches – tomorrow
Ribbon Cutting for Stormie’s Stitches
January 31 @ 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Chronic Disease Self-Management Program
Lincoln Trail Area Agency on Aging will be holding a Chronic Disease Self-Management Program at the LaRue County Public Library beginning Tuesday, January 28th from 1:00-3:00pm. This will be a 6 week course and is a free program to the community. This is open to individuals with a chronic disease, as well as caregivers.
For more information contact:
Lincoln Trail Aging Services at (270) 737-2393.
Did you miss lunch?
Thanks to all our members who joined us for the chamber luncheon this week. We had a great turnout! Al Rider, President & CEO, with the Central Kentucky Community Foundation, shared with our group how they can offer people a way to help strengthen their local community by working with donors who want to make a lasting impact on their community through giving. The opportunity is within our grasp for LaRue County.
“Community philanthropy is about connecting the people, money, organizations and essential programs a strong community requires. Community philanthropy is the catalyst that brings the financial wealth of your community and the will of its people together.”
– Al Rider
Learn more on how you can make a difference by visiting their website.
Central Kentucky Community Foundation
Special thanks to our luncheon sponsor this month First Baptist Church, non-profit sponsor Big Brothers & Big Sisters and sustaining sponsors Magnolia Bank, LaRue Insurance, Lincoln National Bank, Bluegrass Pipeline, LaRue County Schools, and Fort Knox Federal Credit Union. Our meal was delicious thanks to Lee’s Famous Recipe.
JOIN US NEXT MONTH –
Wednesday, February 19th at noon! RSVP by Tuesday, February 18th.
Speaking – Scott Carney with Bluegrass Pipeline
Luncheon Sponsor – Bluegrass Pipeline
Non-Profit Sponsor – United Way of Central Kentucky
January Luncheon
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