We had a great time at the 2017 Steak Fry and Auction, and we thank all of those who came out. We’d also like to thank everyone that donated items for the auction and helped make it a big success!
If you couldn’t make it out, or just want to relive some of the memories we’re sharing some of the photos from our big night! More
The Order of George Lifetime Civic Achievement Award is Piqua’s highest and most prestigious community recognition award. It is presented annually by the Piqua Area Chamber of Commerce to honor an individual who exemplifies the best in volunteer and community service.
If you know of a candidate who would be perfect for the award you have until 5:00 pm, November 27, 2017 to submit their name for consideration More
We’re currently accepting nomination applications for the 2017 Business Person of the Year award!
Please complete our online nomination form, or download the form here
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Thank you for taking the time to assist with this worthwhile recognition
Due to concerns about the weather we’ve moved the Garden Tribe Business After Hours to next week (August 24th at 5pm)
The Garden Tribe is coming together quickly now.
Mulch will be spread throughout the Garden this weekend getting ready for the presentation to the Piqua City School District and Piqua Catholic Schools.
Come join us on Thursday, August 17th for a special Business After Hours at 818 Nicklin Avenue, 5-7 pm as we celebrate The Garden Tribe.
The Piqua Area Chamber Ambassadors welcomed Boost Mobile with a ribbon cutting ceremony this morning. Welcome to the Piqua community!
Phase II is complete. Our volunteers finished the placement and settling of the raised garden beds.
Special thanks to Brett Baumeister, Jim Robinson, Scott Bloom and Mark Casto for their expertise and time given to make this project happen.
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
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