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May 2023 Chamber News

By May 18, 2023News

Business Of The Month – Atomic Credit Union

 

Atomic Credit Union was founded in Pike County, Ohio in November of 1955. The field of membership began to quickly change throughout the 1990s and expanded into chartered counties. Anyone who lived, worked, worshiped, or attended school in those counties could “join”, i.e. open an account. Atomic Credit Union has 15 branch locations currently, and 2 more are opening in Fall 2023. Atomic offers mortgage loans, business services, Ag services, auto loans, recreational vehicle loans, credit cards, merchant services, and so much more! Atomic Credit Union also operates the largest student-run credit union program in the country, operating in 58 schools in Ohio! Throughout all the growth and challenges, Atomic has sustained its core values and “Member First” philosophy by offering innovative products and services while maintaining an environment of trust, value, relevance, and personal service!

1501 Columbus Ave WCH 43160
M-T 8:30-5pm F 8:30-6pm Sat 8:30-1pm
740-313-8452
Lori Hatfield, Branch Manager

www.atomiccu.com

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Pictured are Chamber Ambassadors along with Atomic Staff: Left, Kathy Patterson (Record Herald), Scott Eckles (Home Financial Services), Chelsie Baker (City of WCH), Kristy Bowers (Chamber President), Ronda Turner (ERA Real Estate), Cynthia Grotsky (Humana Insurance), Jennifer Synder (Destination Outlets), Atomic Staff: Jade Harmon, Madison Neiberline, Lori Hatfield (branch manager), Jordan Caplinger, and Errin Fife.

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It’s time to celebrate! Indigo Roots Yoga and Wellness Studio has moved to a new location at 212 E. Court St. in Downtown Washington Court House. This studio is a place of peace, joy and connection for anyone who wants to practice yoga and mindfulness. Indigo Roots was founded in 2015 by Shannon Jacobs and is now owned by Tina Berk since March 19, 2022. You can check out their website at www.indigorootsstudio.com or call them at 937-215-3170, and follow this on Follow on Facebook. Pictured: Kristy Bower (Chamber), Shannon, Misty, Tristan, Debbie Bryant (United Way), Jennifer Snyder (Destination Outlets) and River, Ronda Turner (ERA Martin Assoc.), Tina Berk (Indigo Roots), Kathy Patterson (Record Herald), Rod, Sylvia, Amaraya.Pictured are Indigo Roots staff and chamber ambassadors: Indigo Roots staff, Shannon, Misty, Tristan, Tina Berk (Owner), Rod, Sylvia, and Amaraya. Chamber Ambassadors: Left, Kristy Bowers (Chamber Pres.), Debbie Bryant (United Way), Jennifer Snyder(Destination Outlets), Ronda Turner (ERA Real Estate), Kathy Patterson(Record-Herald).

We are thrilled to announce that Dsc Produce Farm has joined the Fayette County Chamber of Commerce! Dsc Produce Farm is owned and operated by Darren Cox, who makes delicious salsa, jams and dressings. You can find his products at the Fayette Co. Farmers Market every week. Don’t miss the chance to taste them! Pictured: Ronda Turner (ERA Martin & Assoc.), Cynthia Grotsky (Humana), Darren Cox (Dsc Produce Farm), Jennifer Snyder (Destination Outlets), Kathy Patterson (Record Herald).Follow Dsc Produce Farm on Facebook

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Did you know you can post your open positions on the Chambers Website?Provide us with the information and a link to your website or application and we’ll post it for you.Hike for Hospice Registration BrochureCommunity EventsMemorial Day Weekend Sidewalk Sales: Great savings throughout the mall!All weekend long.Destination OutletsMay 26th-29thOhio Authors Book Fair: Check out local Ohio Authors at the mall!Destination OutletsMay 27th, 10am-3pm

LUNCH & LEARN

ACCESSING CAPITAL

MAY 23, 2023

12PM-1PM

CHAMBER OFFICE

(206 E. Court St., WCH)

REGISTRATION REQUIRED

LUNCH INCLUDED

Speaker: Jerome Jones, Lender Relations Specialist, SBA

The Access to Capital workshop will discuss traditional and alternative sources of financing, as well as the programs offered by the SBA to help small businesses. Attendees will hear about a wide range of topics, including which types of financing are most appropriate for their needs, what lenders look for in potential borrowers, and alternatives to traditional bank loans.

Please register by Monday, May 22nd

Business Information
Mental Health in the Workplace: The workplace can be an important location for support designed to improve well-being among adults. Workplace wellness programs can identify those at risk, connect them to treatment, and put in place supports to help people reduce and manage stress.

Mental Health Guide Resource for Employers: toolkit

Southern State Community College: Explore our short-term training opportunities for courses, training, and certifications for entry-level employment for in-demand careers, resume and skill enhancement certifications, personal and professional development, and more!

SSCC Enrichment Classes

ODOT LTAP eLearning course available Grant Writing: How to Get Started

ODOT LTAP eLearning course

Chamber Benefits

Sedgwick:

Workers’ compensation premiums are a significant overhead expense for employers. Navigating the claim process can also be complicated and frustrating for both the employer and an injured employee. But both are controllable, and your Managed Care Organization (MCO) is a key partner in achieving success with your workers’ compensation program.

Open Enrollment Time

Chamber Energy Program & Sustainability:

With electric and natural gas rates skyrocketing, many businesses are turning to energy efficiency measures toreduce their energy costs. In this webinar, we will discusswhat options are available from solar to LED lighting andwhy now is a great time to take advantage of all of thenew rebates, incentives, and grants available

Webinar – Reducing Energy Cost

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The Chamber is leading the conversation on AI’s numerous applications and future potential by engaging the media, higher education, the legal profession, and local chambers.

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206 E. Court St.
Washington CH, OH 43160
740.335.0761
Kristy@fayettecountyohio.com