Chamber News
2019 Annual Meeting and Quarterly Luncheon
2019 Annual Meeting and Quarterly Luncheon Join the Mid County Chamber at our Annual Meeting and Quarterly Luncheon at THE HEIGHTS on Tuesday, January 29th at 11:30 a.m. This event will feature networking, updates from Chamber President Chris Peoples, the presentation...
2018 Business of the Year Nominees
2018 Business of the Year Nominees Nominations for the 2018 Business of the Year were collected through the month of November and we're proud to announce our nominees as: Airedale Antics Marshall's Auto Service Tropicana Lanes Click on the name of the business to...
Executive Director Reflects on 10 Years
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR REFLECTS ON 10 YEARS 2008. It was the year of Barack Obama, government bailouts, and a national financial crisis. It was also one the most significant years of my life, beginning in July, when I gave birth to my first (and only) child. In November,...
Plaid is the new Black! Celebrate Plaid Friday
PLAID IS THE NEW BLACK- Plaid Friday- November 24 Mid County Chamber President, Brian Pelletier, of Kakao Chocolate recently explained to us what "Plaid Friday" is. November 23rd, the Friday after Thanksgiving, means Black Friday to most, but GoLocalSTL - with several...
Mid County Chamber Board of Directors-2019 Nomination Slate
The following slate was approved at the November 20th Chamber Board of Directors meeting. Directors being nominated for a first or second term require membership approval. A notice was mailed to all members on November 23. If no eligible petitions for additional...
Maplewood Cuts The Ribbon On Veterans Memorial Plaza
The new Maplewood Veterans Memorial Plaza was unveiled in front of Maplewood City Hall on November 16th with a ribbon cutting ceremony. The plaza features a 4-foot high by 20-foot long granite memorial wall that commemorates the names of those from...
Member Spotlight
Bee Naturals
As a nurse, owner, Barbara Chappuis developed Bee Naturals Skin Creme Bars to protect her own hands from the myriad of harmful substances in the hospital work environment. Her hands were cracked, raw, and nearly bleeding, even with constant use of virtually every commercially available creme and lotion.
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