Join Senator Bill Reineke, State Representative Gary Click, President of the Seneca County Board of Commissioners Anthony Paradiso, and the City of Tiffin Mayor Lee Wilkinson to hear their annual messages at Camden Falls Reception & Conference Center on Thursday, April 25 at 8 AM.

This will be an informative narrative regarding the State of the City, County and State of Ohio. The Legislative Breakfast is put on in partnership with the Seneca County Industrial Management Council.

A special thank you to our event sponsor, Spectrum! Register here.

Join Zachary Fowler with Supance & Howard in our upcoming workshop on Wednesday, March 27 at noon at North Central Ohio Educational Service Center, where he'll speak about the essential elements of the Corporate Transparency Act.

He'll shed light on its objectives, and explore how it might impact your business operations. Acquire valuable insights into managing compliance obligations and mastering reporting procedures to ensure timely fulfillment of requirements. Click here to learn more and to register.

Did someone say bracket? Get your #MarchMadness on with our bracket challenge! First place wins $100 in Chamber Cash, second place wins $50 in Chamber Cash, and third place wins $25 in Chamber Cash. Not a basketball fanatic? No worries, there is a prize of $25 Chamber Cash for the biggest loser! Create your bracket today here.

Congratulations to Zack Allen, Rick and Bryan Sutter, and their families on the grand opening of Hoptometry Brewing Company at 255 South Washington in Tiffin!

Hoptometry Brewing Company has opened its doors after several years in the making, thanks in part to the persistent patience of the three owners. In August 2023 they purchased the former McGowan's Tavern location.

Stop in and congratulate them on all their efforts to bring their dream to fruition! For more pictures of the ribbon cutting, click here.

Welcome new member, Custom Machine, Inc.!

Custom Machine, Inc. is a trusted shop specializing in high-quality precision machining and fabrication for diverse industries. From intricate parts to complex assemblies, their team delivers top-notch solutions at competitive prices.

David Hammer, born and raised in Kansas, Ohio, took the reins of Custom Machine in 2004. He built upon a legacy that began in 1979 in the garage of founder Harold A. Biddle, David's brother-in-law. Over the years, the company has grown steadily, moving from its former space in Kansas to its current spacious facility in Tiffin.

Ready to experience the precision, reliability, and commitment of Custom Machine, Inc.? Visit their website at www.cmi79.com, email sales@cmi79.com, or call them directly at 419-986-5122. Click here to learn more.

Welcome new member, Angeline Inc.!

With a vision for the future and a rich history of service to individuals with developmental disabilities, Angeline Inc.'s hub is located at 252 W. Market St. They are excited to partner with Tiffin area residents, families, businesses, and the community.

For people who cannot or choose not to work, Angeline provides community-integrated opportunities. These services include at-home personal care, non-medical transportation, vocational habilitation, residential respite, and adult day services. Angeline can deliver services in their six-county area, including Seneca, Crawford, Hardin, Hancock, Marion, and Wyandot.

Angeline Industries, Inc. is a non-profit organization with a 100% family satisfaction rating. Additionally, Angeline will celebrate 50 years of service to those with disABILITIES in 2025. Click here to learn more.

Happy Feature Friday, where every Friday the Chamber team will highlight one of our fantastic members by repping them for the day and telling the community more about them. This week's Feature Friday is: The Seneca County Board of DD-Seneca County Opportunity Center!

The mission of the Seneca County Board of DD is to create opportunities by embracing the principles of person centered planning by supporting individuals as they take responsibility for their decisions within the community. The Seneca County Opportunity Center, which operates under the Seneca County Board of Developmental Disabilities, serves Seneca County individuals with disabilities from birth through adulthood.

March is Developmental Disabilities month and for the last 53 years the Seneca County Board of DD & The Opportunity Center have hosted the annual "Celebrity Basketball Game" during the month of March. Last week, local celebrities, including some members from the Chamber team, took the court alongside the Seneca Arrows players and cheerleaders for the big game. Click here to learn more.

As we celebrate our 110th year in operation, we are incredibly grateful to have the support of  Financial Design Agency of Ohio and Financial Design Insurance Agency as one of our valued sponsors for 2024.

Financial Design Agency of Ohio is an independent financial services firm dedicated to assisting clients with their greatest financial concerns. Financial Design Insurance Agency is dedicated to you and understands that each and every client has different insurance needs.

For a full list of all of our generous sponsors, click here.

Join Darlene Mack, Founder of The Resiliency Edge, this Wedenesday, March 20, 2024, at 9 AM at The Chandelier Community Event Center for "Resilient Shifts: Steps to Respond to Challenges." Elevate your personal development journey! The Chamber will provide light snacks, coffee, and water. Register here.

Take your business to the next level with graphics, social media posts, content, and more that YOU create! Marisa Stephens will cover Canva techniques as well as basic design principles to help you create the best looking Canva files. Register here.

Chamber Energy Program

Save on natural gas and electric costs. Click here for more information.

Have you received you Member to Member card yet?

Give us a call at 419-447-4141, be prepared to tell us how many employees you have.

The American Civil War Museum has announced that they will be opening for the year this Wednesday March 20, for their 14^th season.

The American Civil War Museum of Ohio is a not-for-profit organization that was formed to satisfy the community's need for a unique educational museum by collecting, preserving, and interpreting the American Civil War and its impact on the current generation of American people.

The family friendly museum offers more than 10,000 square feet of exhibit space that features artifacts, dioramas, mannequins, audio-visual tools, hands-on experiences, and informational displays. There are eight main exhibit areas within the museum with unique learning centers for children and adults.