If you’ve ever wanted to learn more about MOSAIC and the important role they serve in our community, this is the time and place. Join us Thursday, November 7th for a breakfast buffet starting at 7:30a at Pontiac Family Kitchen. A presentation by MOSAIC staffers will conclude at 8:30a . The cost is $13 per member and $18 for non-Chamber members. Contact Danielle at 815-844-5131 or admin@pontiacchamber.org by EOB Friday, November 1st, please.
We hosted our first information workshop and this one covered Social Media and how to add it to your marketing plan. Students from PTHS and Career and Community Services Coordinator, Betsy Westergreen explained to the group the different social media platforms and what they are used for. Cat then lead a round table discussion on how to apply these platforms to marketing their businesses. So, many experiences and ideas were shared and we look forward to setting the date on a follow-up.
What a fabulous turnout we had at Fitness Premier for our Business After Hours. It was fun seeing everyone and getting the grand tour of this modern facility. Rick, Cheri and the crew were gracious hosts and were so accommodating. 
Danielle and I were happy to attend a reception at Heartland Community College earlier this month and hearing about their growth and commitment to Pontiac. Thanks for having us! (Cat)
Thank you so much to Hustedt Jeweler’s for hosting our Business After Hours Thursday, September 19th. We enjoyed looking at all the beautiful baubles while sipping a little wine from PK UnKorked. It was a great time to start my Christmas Wish List, wink wink…
Thanks so much to the Bank of Pontiac for hosting our first ever Flu Season Kick-off Drive-up with the Livingston County Health Department September 26th. We are so excited to have helped individuals and families be healthy this year!
Cat & Danielle attended The Livingston County Mental Health Celebration.
They are celebrating 50 years!
Thank you for having us and congratulations.
Cat and Danielle took a tour of the Strevell House and attended a presentation that included former Congressman Tom Ewing. Tom thanked and introduced Congressman Adam Kinzinger for all of his work to get Livingston County admitted to the Abraham Lincoln Natl Heritage Area.
“Among the many connections Pontiac has to Abraham Lincoln, one of the most interesting revolves around Lincoln’s friendship with local attorney, Jason W. Strevell. Strevell and Lincoln were close friends and shared many hours together in conversation. One of the most documented meetings between these two gentlemen occurred on the evening of January 27, 1860. During the course of the conversation, Strevell suggested that Lincoln might be selected as the Republican Party’s presidential candidate at the upcoming party convention. Lincoln argued that he might be chosen as a vice-presidential candidate, but did not believe he would gain the top spot on the ticket”. The rest as they say, is history.
This morning Enbridge donated money for this years Threshermans Parade.
We Thank them for their generosity and continued support.
Pictured is, Luke Bartosik (Enbridge), Cat Coppinger , Danielle Coyne, Deb Howard & Alisha Murray
This year’s parade is being held Sunday, September 1, in Downtown Pontiac at 1:15 pm (rain or shine).
The theme is “Freedom isn’t Free-Honoring our Hometown Heroes”. Our local military, veterans, first responders including police, fire and EMTs are serving as our Grand Marshall.