You often hear people say “shop local, buy local” but the question is why? There are many reasons: it’s closer,…
Do you have plans this Valentines day? If not, Tall Timber will be having their weekly game night, there will…
Did you receive Chamber Bucks this Christmas and you aren’t sure how to use them? Chamber Bucks are used at…
Keep an eye on your mailboxes! It has been such a busy year for the Chamber and our members that…
This year the Chamber supported the publishing of the Crocus Hill Stampede & Rodeo Report, an economic impact study designed…
A big part of being a successful business is having a public awareness of your service or product. Without publicity…
Saturday was a jam packed day for Chamber members and for the townsfolk in general. We had he Community Garden’s…
They’ve been called “the quintessential first business”, they’re the example used to teach basic principles of economics, a symbol of neighbourhood summers and a staple of childhood. Lemonade stands are all those things and on Lemonade Day there will be a very special one in Valleyview.
We are glad to announce that once again we will be packing Main St. with rides and this time for the entire weekend! From June 21st to June 23rd Wild Rose Shows will be filling the town with lights and sounds.
Putting a town on the map is a two fold challenge. First is the same challenge that most retailers, restaurants and small towns face today; claiming their place in the digital landscape. Second is the exercise that many places are pushing aside in favour of the first; having an actual physical map. This article is in two parts because both of those issues have a role to play in driving economic development and both deserve time in the spotlight.