Through the partnership of the Shelton-Mason County Chamber, North Mason Chamber, and the EDC of Mason County, we are happy to bring you the first of a four-part series. Presentations on the City of Shelton by Mayor Kevin Dorcy and City Manager Jeff Niten and Mason County by Commissioner Sharon Read more…
Back the Blue Rally 101 W Railroad Avenue, SheltonSunday September 6, 2:00p Black Lives Matter Rally Post Office Park, 100 2nd Street, SheltonSunday, September 6, 2:00p People across the country are demonstrating their passion for causes in hopes of inspiring change. This weekend, downtown Shelton will see a rally for Read more…
The Shelton-Mason County Chamber, together with the North Mason Chamber, hosts this virtual series throughout September. Join local leaders for an online Webinar to gain current insights about local government, schools, and tribes. Scheduled every Thursday in September from 12:00-1:00p. Registration is required for each specific date. Cost is $5.00/per week for Read more…
If nothing else this year, we have come to realize how much connections count in our lives as in-person interactions temporarily took a back seat. Communicating online is now a must, as is adapting to new consumer behaviors. Businesses are doing their best to modify offerings and operations to accommodate Read more…
You are invited to celebrate the newly completed renovations at Mason Transit Authority‘s Transit-Community Center Parking Lot Plaza. MTA partnered with City of Shelton and Mason Conservation District to seek funding from the Washington State Department of Ecology’s Stormwater Financial Assistance Program, in order to reduce impacts from existing infrastructure and development and Read more…
The countdown is on to the Chamber’s Annual Golf Tournament. Go ahead and mark yourself ‘out of the office’ for Friday, August 21. The much-anticipated tourney will be held at the beautiful Alderbrook Golf & Yacht Club. It’s going to be a great day on the greens! You get 18 holes Read more…
The onset of the Coronavirus crisis caused Capitol Hill to take swift action and approve $2.2 trillion in emergency funding – widely discussed as the CARES Act. Businesses were promised their cut of resources to stay afloat in the form of partially forgivable, low-interest loans. Unemployed individuals were allocated an extra Read more…
Of course you’ve heard of solar energy but you haven’t yet seriously considered it as a solution for your business. Perhaps it seems like a hassle to figure out? Maybe you think it is too expensive? That’s it’s easier to just keep paying the electric bill? Whatever the obstacle, now Read more…
Upon receiving official guidance from the state regarding the latest mandatory mask requirement on July 7, the Chamber immediately notified our members. Staff has since had conversations with numerous business owners who are, to say the least, frustrated with the additional burden of enforcing the statewide ‘No Mask, No Service’ Read more…
To mask, or not to mask, that is not the question. As of July 7, Washington extended the No Mask, No Service requirement statewide. According to the state’s Coronavirus Response website, “Any of us can carry the virus and not realize we’re spreading it when we talk, cough, or sneeze. Face coverings Read more…