SYRACUSE — Sleigh bells may still be off in the distance for some, but the Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce has already secured a sleigh in preparation for Holiday Magic, occurring Nov. 21. During its regular board meeting Wednesday, Oct. 7, late-fall and winter events were the main focus.

Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce and guests reviewed many plans at the Wednesday, Sept. 2, meeting in the chamber office in uptown Syracuse. President Chad Jonsson presided during the meeting full of information.

Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce won’t be moving far; in fact, it’ll just be moving to the main level of the former Leisure Pools building. During its regular meeting Wednesday, June 3, Assistant Director Kristi Martin stated the chamber’s new address will be 108 E. Main St., Syracuse. Martin added the move would not mean new …read more.

During its May 6 meeting, board members approved a new one-year lease, allowing the Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce to remain in its current Main Street location. The building, which formerly housed Leisure Pools, was recently purchased by KSK Real Estate LLC. It was noted during the meeting KSK Real Estate would be renovating much of …read more.

Events were the focus of the Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce’s board meeting April 1. The 27th annual Syracuse Cruise-In will occur May 15. Chamber Executive Director Tammy Cotton stated food vendors will once again be set up in the upper parking along Main Street and both the chamber office and Grace Lutheran Church will have …read more.

A new, first time event is coming from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday, March 13, at the former Leisure Pool location 110 E. Main St., uptown Syracuse. Sponsored by the Young Entrepreneurs Association of the Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce, it will feature ideas, art and libations and is called The Brew Tank. Beer sampling …read more.

Next year marks Indiana’s bicentennial, and the Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce is getting involved in celebrating it, with board members hearing about local efforts at the monthly meeting Feb. 4. Kristi Martin, chamber executive assistant, stated she and Becky Brower with the Syracuse Public Library attended a meeting in regards to county-wide efforts to celebrate …read more.

Syracuse-Wawasee Chamber of Commerce board members approved upgrading the chamber’s ChamberMaster membership during their regular meeting Dec. 3. With this upgrade, the chamber will be tweaking its website to fully integrate ChamberMaster. These changes will take advantage of several benefits provided through the software, such as doing billing through ChamberMaster, being able to formulate different …read more.