Events

“Anyone who wishes to attend the April 8th, 2020 City Council meeting virtually (instead of being physically present) may do so one of two ways via Zoom:

Join via computer or smart device using the link https://zoom.us/j/116517144

Clicking the link will prompt you to download the Zoom app if you do not already have it. Download the app at least ten minutes before the meeting starts, since it may take a few minutes to do so.

Once the app is downloaded, there is no need to “sign in.” Simply click “Join a meeting” and enter the Meeting ID: 116 517 144. This will log you into the Zoom call.
Join via telephone by calling 1 (301) 715-8592 or 1 (253) 215-8782.

When you call, you will be prompted to enter the Meeting ID: 116 517 144. Enter the Meeting ID and press the # symbol. (This is the first time you press #)
You will be prompted to enter your participant ID # or press #. This meeting does not require Participant ID #’s, so just press #. (This is the second time you press #) This will log you into the call.
All new arrivals to the meeting will be automatically muted. They may unmute themselves at the appropriate time for comment.”

Chamber Board of Directors meetings are closed to the public unless otherwise invited. Chamber Members are welcome but notification of attendance is preferred.

Mark your calendars!! Enjoy the afternoon at beautiful Oak Creek Sprorting Club, and support the East Butler Foundation. We will have food, prizes and fun!

Chamber Board of Directors meetings are closed to the public unless otherwise invited. Chamber Members are welcome but notification of attendance is preferred.

SAVE THE DATE!!

TBA. Details will be disclosed soon.

The Cornhusker State Games Torch Run will make its way across Nebraska for the 35th time beginning June 12. This state-wide tradition will include 12 different legs and cover over 600 miles with the help of close to 1,000 runners and volunteers. Along its way, the Torch will be a part of a dozen of Nebraska’s best events before the final leg reaches Seacrest Field and the cauldron is lit by a mystery torch lighter at the Games Opening Ceremony on Friday, July 17.

The Torch Run is the kick-off to the 36th annual Cornhusker State Games, featuring competition in 70 sports at venues in Lincoln, Omaha and surrounding communities. Most sports take place July 17-26, and officials expect more than 11,000 participants. “The Torch Run is a unique way, in the Olympic spirit, to alert people across Nebraska that the Cornhusker State Games will soon take place. It also provides an opportunity for local athletes to participate in the State Games free of charge in their home area. Lastly, the Torch Run enhances community pride by showcasing local athletes and casting a bright light on dozens of wonderful events across the state.” said Nebraska Sports Council Executive Director, Dave Mlnarik

Torch Run participants can sign up for a mile at CornhuskerStateGames.com/torchrun.
Miles will be assigned using Nebraska Department of Roads mile markers. Thanks to the sponsorship of Nebraska Chiropractic Physicians Association, there is no registration fee for the Torch Run and each runner will receive a Torch Run shirt.

Torch Run dates, towns and events:

June 12 – Kimball to Sidney – Downtown Sounds
June 13 – O’Neill to Verdigre– Kolache Days
June 13 – Torrington, WY to Scottsbluff – West Nebraska All-Star Games
June 14 – Hemingford to Bridgeport – Prairie Winds Community Center
June 17 – McCook to North Platte– NEBRASKAland Days Rodeo
June 19 – Holdrege to Hastings– Tour de Nebraska
June 20 – Papillion to Nebraska City– Papillion Days Parade
June 20 – Norfolk to Wayne – Laugh and A Half Marathon
June 25 – David City to Lincoln – Saltdogs Baseball
June 28 – Lexington to Kearney – Community Olympics Closing Ceremonies
July 3 –– Grand Island to Columbus- Red, White, Kaboom!
July 4 –– Seward to York – 4th of July Grand Parade

Find more information on the Cornhusker State Games and the Torch Run at CornhuskerStateGames.com.

Join us for live musical, interactive program, by Smithsonian recording artist Bob and Sheila Everhart covering the history of county music in America.

Chamber Board of Directors meetings are closed to the public unless otherwise invited. Chamber Members are welcome but notification of attendance is preferred.

Chamber Board of Directors meetings are closed to the public unless otherwise invited. Chamber Members are welcome but notification of attendance is preferred.

TBA

Details will be announced at a later date.

Chamber Board of Directors meetings are closed to the public unless otherwise invited. Chamber Members are welcome but notification of attendance is preferred.

Chamber Board of Directors meetings are closed to the public unless otherwise invited. Chamber Members are welcome but notification of attendance is preferred.

Chamber Board of Directors meetings are closed to the public unless otherwise invited. Chamber Members are welcome but notification of attendance is preferred.

Chamber Board of Directors meetings are closed to the public unless otherwise invited. Chamber Members are welcome but notification of attendance is preferred.

Chamber Board of Directors meetings are closed to the public unless otherwise invited. Chamber Members are welcome but notification of attendance is preferred.

Chamber Board of Directors meetings are closed to the public unless otherwise invited. Chamber Members are welcome but notification of attendance is preferred.

Chamber Board of Directors meetings are closed to the public unless otherwise invited. Chamber Members are welcome but notification of attendance is preferred.