We’d like to express our gratitude to each and every one of our members who have renewed their Chamber membership for the month of March! Their commitment to the Chamber not only strengthens the business network but also contributes to the growth and success of our community.

Congratulations to Stemtown Historical Society Museum on the reopening of their new location at 111 South Kansas Street in Green Springs!

The Stemtown Historical Society Museum was founded in 1979 by a group of people who wanted to preserve the town of Green Springs and despite the move, visitors can still explore the museum's impressive collections covering all aspects of local history.

Last year the museum was able to purchase and relocate to the former Calvary United Methodist Church, thanks to a generous donation from longtime educator Bud Rutherford. Bud made the donation in honor of his wife, Maxine Rutherford, who passed away in December of 2019.

The church has undergone minor renovations in anticipation of its grand reopening this spring. These renovations include the construction of a platform to properly showcase the military display, addressing the sloped church floors. Additionally, the basement is being repainted, new safety alarms are being installed, and an outdoor area is being created to house historical firetrucks in the future. These enhancements aim to modernize the facilities while preserving the church's rich history and character.

The museum features various exhibits, highlighting the town's history, a research section where guests can explore decades of issues from the Echo Press (the local newspaper covering small-town life from 1896 to 1979). Military exhibits showcase uniforms and artifacts from the Civil War, World Wars, and beyond. Music enthusiasts can peruse the museum's extensive collection of band scores and sheet music, while a display of vintage yearbooks provides a glimpse into schools of yesteryear. Sports fans can enjoy seeing team memorabilia and meeting Buddy, the museum mascot. To see more pictures of the ribbon cutting, click here.

As we celebrate our 110th year in operation, we are incredibly grateful to have the support of Coppus Motors as one of our valued sponsors for 2024.

Coppus Motors is a third generation, locally owned automotive retail store since 1927. They strive to be your one-stop automotive store selling new, used, and certified pre-owned Mercedes-Benz, Sprinter, Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram vehicles. They service all makes and models.



Their philosophy is to give the client more than they expect. They provide an enjoyable

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

Join Senator Bill Reineke, State Representative Gary Click, Seneca County Commissioner Tyler Shuff, 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.

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.

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