Cheatham County Chamber of Commerce

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Barbecue and bonding will provide a tasty and productive end to Groundhog Day at the Cheatham County Chamber of Commerce's Groundhog's Day Hog Roast at Owen Farm in Chapmansboro. Whether or not the groundhog sees his shadow, the Business After Hours event is sure to be a bright spot as current and future Chamber members fill their bellies with barbecue, their ears with music and their contact lists with new friends and associates – all in the comfort of a heated tent or the glow of a bonfire. The meal includes whole-hog barbecue, side items and drinks. Read more... The entrepreneurial bug bites … then what? Beginning and aspiring business owners can learn the answer throughout 2010, courtesy of the Cheatham County Chamber of Commerce. A quarterly series of workshops on developing small business – sponsored by the Chamber in partnership with the U.S. Small Business Administration and the Tennessee Small Business Development Center – begins on January 28, with “How to Start and Finance a Business.” Read more... CHEATHAM CHAMBER PLANS CANDIDATE FORUM IN KINGSTON SPRINGS ON JANUARY 19 ASHLAND CITY, Tenn. – Kingston Springs residents will be able to size up the candidates for the upcoming City Commission election during a Candidates Forum this month sponsored by the Cheatham County Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber’s Public Policy Committee has invited the four candidates – incumbent Gary Corlew, former Mayor Tony Campbell, Keith Honchell and Gordon Lampley – to attend the forum, scheduled for Tuesday, January 19, from 7 to 9 p.m. at Harpeth High School, 170 E. Kingston Springs Road. Doors open at 6 p.m. Residents and business owners who wish to submit a question should arrive no later than 6:30. Citizens will get a sense of how the candidates will govern as they discuss fiscal, quality-of-life and economic development issues and more.

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