Hitting the links

Toronto, OHLocal News

The Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce successfully organized its annual Chamber Golf Classic at the Steubenville Country Club on Tuesday. Presented by Interstate Waste Services, the event received support from a wide range of local businesses, including Naples Spaghetti House and Franciscan University of Steubenville. The golf classic attracted participants from various sectors, emphasizing the significance of local sponsorship in community events. Such gatherings foster networking opportunities and strengthen community ties, which are vital for local economic development. Chamber officials noted the event’s role in promoting collaboration among businesses, enhancing visibility for sponsors, and contributing to the overall economic health of the area.

With a diverse array of sponsors, the event showcased the commitment of local businesses to support community initiatives. The success of the Chamber Golf Classic reflects the ongoing efforts to bolster economic activity in Jefferson County. Events like these are crucial for maintaining a vibrant local economy and fostering relationships among community members.

Related Articles

Juneteenth offers chance to reflect

Juneteenth celebrations will take place in the Tri-State Area, offering residents activities, vendors, and food. The events aim to honor the historical significance of Juneteenth, marking the end of slavery in the United States.

Gorman looks back while moving on to JVS

Ted Gorman steps into his new role as superintendent at the Jefferson County Joint Vocational School after over 30 years as principal at Steubenville High School. He emphasizes his commitment to community involvement and aims to enhance vocational education in Jefferson County. Gorman's leadership at Steubenville saw a $20 million STEM Academy established and impressive graduation rates.

Seventh victim of flood identified

Seven people died from flooding in Ohio County, with one still missing as officials warn of potential storms. The victims include a 71-year-old woman found near a dam, and authorities urge residents to report any missing individuals. Rain is expected to continue, raising concerns of further flash flooding.