They’re gon’ put (CHAMBER MEMBER’S NAME GOES HERE) in the movies. They are going to make big stars out of (CHAMBER MEMBER). And all I got to do is act naturally (AND TALK ABOUT THEIR BUSINESS, GROUP OR EVENT). Well, it isn’t quite like ole Buck Owens sang it, but very soon y...

Stevenson's Chapel is a family of believers who are making disciples for Christ by uniting head, heart, and hand in service to God.  Their younger youth group, led by Jennifer Clayton and Lisa Engler, were hungry to embrace this mission through serving the Russellville community. Lisa began v...

 When I'm out and about visiting I am amazed at the level of concern our business owners, managers and community leaders have for our community. Often the conversation of retail development, education or just having more for our youth is brought up and the sum of those conversations have brough...

This year's fall encampment at the Red River Meetinghouse – October 9-11. This will be the 20th anniversary of our living history reenactments and we want it to be a family reunion atmosphere. We have many special things planned. If you have friends who have expressed interest in com...

Legacy Hemp Company to host hemp planting near Hoptown Legacy Hemp Company will host a hemp planting for the press and interested hemp farmers/processors today and Wednesday at 415 Oak Lane, Crofton in Christian County, to celebrate the 6th Annual Hemp History Week. Last year, Kentucky was one of...

Marketing is a lot about showmanship and, brother (or sister), do we have a show for you this week! Starting with our new logo and brand for the 2015 Tobacco & Heritage Festival, a new tool that will be offered to the membership to help their business and how we may have more vendors&n...

These are exciting times at the Logan County Chamber of Commerce. We are gearing up for the Tobacco and Heritage Festival (look for our big reveal on this blog next week) and we are laying the framework for our retail initiative (more on that next week as well), but this week I'm excited to say the ...

Since the CLASS customer service seminar we had last week, I have been pleased to see a ton of great comments about the program and WKU's Leslie Witty, who was the trainer. Late last week, Leslie sent me copies of the evaluation forms, and this week Russellville Schools Sup...

When people think of Jim Turner in Russellville, they probably think about how many people he knows and how he remembers everything. Do you ever wonder why he cares so much about his community and everything that goes on in Russellville? I think that most of it goes back to 4-H and the way that my g...