Phase one of the Garden Tribe has been completed thanks to some help by our great volunteers – Brett Baumeister, Jim Robinson, Mark Schmitmeyer, Ellie and Scott Bloom, Mark Casto and Wayne Chalmers!
This project for Piqua City Schools and Piqua Catholic School involved constructing 13 raised gardens, and there’s lots more to come!
Stay tuned to our website for more updates.
The PACC has concluded its summer session of the 2017 EMPOWER Teen Leaders program. The two – week session included various topics such as Piqua City Government & how it works, taking care of personal finances, leaders within our city, local history, public safety with the Piqua Fire Department & Piqua Police Department and Bike Safety on the P.A.T.H. The Teen Leaders participated in interactive presentations and toured different locations within the City of Piqua. More
The Piqua Area Chamber of Commerce held its 22nd annual Civic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony.
Attached you will find a press release along with photos regarding the event. Please feel free to contact me should you have questions or require additional information. More
The Veterans Committee continues their commitment of maintaining & improving the Veterans Memorial in Piqua.
On April 25th, the Chamber hosted the 53rd Annual Top 100 Scholastic Banquet honoring Piqua students from Lehman, Upper Valley Career Center and Piqua High School. More
Changes have been made to the PACC Piqua Teen Leaders program offered through the Piqua Area Chamber of Commerce. The Piqua Area Chamber has changed the name of its Piqua Teen Leaders to “Empower Teen Leaders”. The program will now be offered to not only Piqua City Schools, but Upper Valley Career Center & Lehman High School juniors and seniors. More
The Piqua Area Chamber concluded the 2016 – 2017 PACC Teen Leaders and PACC Leadership Development programs at the Johnston Farm & Indian Agency historical site, yesterday. Andy Hite, Director of Johnston Farm & Indian Agency graciously hosted the April session with a history tour and graduation ceremony for both Chamber groups. More
The Veterans Committee is continuing its mission of constant improvement at the Piqua Veteran’s Memorial.
Three trees have been removed and new quadrants for memorial bricks have been added to the Memorial grounds. The PACC invites everyone to stop by and view this beautiful memorial to our Veterans.
On March 14th Leadership Development Piqua and PACC Teen Leaders spent the day with Jim Oda, Piqua Library Director & Historian, for a walking tour of downtown Piqua. Jim shared the history of past businesses & the different modes of travel that were once available to Piqua residents. The tour began @ Lock 9 Park and the group made a stop @ Winan’s for a factory tour that included samples of Winan’s delicious chocolates & coffees. More
