Andrea Callahan created the graphics to promote the January meeting,
adapting the images for e-blasts and social media including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Eventbrite. Andrea chairs the Chamber's
Image and Communications Committee. https://t.co/WNcmqgrGi4
Jamelle McDade did an outstanding job coordinating the Chamber's January meeting. Jamelle chairs the Chamber's Special Projects Committee.
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Jessica Lillian Dedeaux, the reigning Miss Tuskegee University added a touch of royalty to the Chamber meeting. And since we are embracing a winning spirit Let's score another win...
EBONY HBCU Campus Queens Competition https://t.co/kOUCVn08v4
Mardi Gras in January? Yes...Gumbo and good times were served after the
January 2018 meeting of the Tuskegee Area Chamber of Commerce
Chamber President Loretta Alexander said the Chamber is embracing
"A Call to Win" https://t.co/iowEVfiL9N
@TuskegeeUniversity students are campaigning for
SGA leadership positions and ECHOboom intern Trenyce Williams
is keeping her eye on the participants and the process. https://t.co/vZSM0DCrsR
"The FunGkins" is the book we will collectively read
during the month of March. According to the author, Tuskegee's own, C. Raymond Gray, it is better than Harry Potter and is the first
fairy tale with a multi-cultural emphasis. https://t.co/Q1i0uBB0ES
“Unshakable Faith” Book Review ar Waller graduated from Tuskegee University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering. He recently read "UNSHAKABLE FAITH" and says many times the book brought him to tears.
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News Perspective 2017-2018 For a news perspective on 2017 and 2018, ECHOboom turned to editor Guy Rhodes, who shares his insights including poignant mentions of people who passed away in recent months. https://t.co/SK2bzrhaY0
County Perspective 2017-2018 Louis Maxwell is celebrating solidarity as Macon County embarks on a new year. He is pleased by the way communities have stood together in recent months and trusts that this energy will continue. https://t.co/BU6SEWpRFY
Economic Perspective 2017-2018: Joe Turnham has his finger on the pulse of economics in Macon County and he is pleased by encouraging economic signs. https://t.co/ap7g51QRRQ
UBT emphasizes momentum for good reasons, starting with visible work at Exit 38 when trucks roll in and crews get busy with critical infrastructure projects. See what UBT General Manager, Gerald long says, click here!
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