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MCCC LuncheonThursday, June 6th | 11:30am - 12:30pm
Marquand Community Center, 205 Morely St Join us for our monthly luncheon with a fun program starting at the Marquand Community Center. Shelby Mouser Shell, local historian and SEMO Professor and retired Public school teacher, will be giving us a brief historical overview of Marquand. We'll make our way on a walking tour to the Depot Museum, Homan Hall and B&B's. |
Perk Before WorkTuesday, June 18th | 7:30 - 8:30am
Madison County Service Coordination, S Main St, Fredericktown, MO Join us for our morning networking event Perk Before Work. Enjoy FREE coffee and pastries while mingling with fellow community members and business owners. Bring your business cards to pass out and enter a PRIZE DRAWING. |
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June JamsWednesday, June 5th & 19th | 6:00pm - 8:00pm
City Memorial Park, S Main St, Fredericktown, MO 63645 Join us for some June Jams in the park by the City Pool. It started as just a fun meet up playing in the park and the community loved it. So we've asked Brian Moore and Ian McEuen to come back and play some FREE music for us. Bring a lawn chair, relax and enjoy! |
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Ribbon CuttingFriday, June 7th | 12:00pm - 1:00pm
18 Court Square, Fredericktown, MO 63645 Join us for a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Statler Realty at their new location on Court Square. Ribbon Cutting Ceremony by the Madison County Chamber of Commerce at 12:00pm. |
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Ribbon CuttingsIf you're a new business to the Madison County area consider having a Ribbon Cutting ceremony through the Madison County Chamber of Commerce. This is a great way to get the word out about your business and in the local newspaper. Also, Ribbon Cutting's are not just for new businesses but also to celebrate your businesses anniversary, new ownership or even a new product.
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The Missouri Chamber Federation Benefit PlanThe Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Missouri Chamber Federation have taken action to create a new health program that can lead to more rate stability and offers a smart solution with potential savings for groups with 2-50 eligible employees. This new self-funded medical offering is a multiple employer welfare arrangement, often called a MEWA. This program enables smaller employers to join together to share in the overall claims risk.
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