Volunteers Sought to Help in Times of Public
Health Emergencies
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2008 Three Star Requirements
The 2008 Three-Star booklet is now online. If you need your own copy,
click on the link below. After that, you may save the file to disk and/or
print it out. Note 1: The file is in pdf format and is 121 pages long.
Note 2: If you are attending the Macon County Three-Star meetings, we request
that you manually number the pages from page 1 to page 121. The pages in the
booklet are not well numbered. Unless we have sequential page numbers, we
are going to have trouble communicating in the meetings.
http://tnecd.gov/pdf/3Star_07.pd
Tennessee Business Matchmaking is a series of business-to-business conferences
offered by the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development.
The goal is to stimulate jobs and growth for Tennessee's small businesses. The
program is specifically tailored to existing small businesses and small
manufacturers. Its purpose is to match small companies with federal, state, and
local agencies and corporations that have contract opportunities. For more
information you may visit the website at
www.tnecd.gov/matchmaking.
2,790,893 Hits in 2007!
We are pleased to report that www.MaconCountyTN.com received over 2.7 million
hits during 2007. This compares to 2,507,309 hits in 2006; 1,933,525 hits in 2005; and 1,314,557 hits in 2004.. Thanks to all of our readers and all of our
sponsors who help us keep growing!
Chamber of Commerce Meetings
July 22, 2008
Grecian Steak House, 11:30 a.m.
Our membership-meeting speaker is Pat Callaham, Employment & Training Director,
for the Workforce Investment Program. His is with Local Workforce
Investment Area 07.
August 26, 2008
Grecian Steak House, 11:30 a.m.
Our August 26th speaker will be Terry Gillim, Youth & Family Minister, Lafayette
Church of Christ. He is also President of Long Term Recovery of Macon
County. Terry will be talking about the LTRMC and what progress has been
made in the recovery effort.
September 23, 2008
Grecian Steak House, 11:30 a.m.
Our speaker for the month of September will be Wendy Askins, Executive Director
from the Upper Cumberland Development District. She will be speaking on a
general overview of their services.
November 25, 2008
Grecian Steak House, 11:30 a.m.
The November speaker will be Pat Geho from MTSU.
Free Recycling
Join the Recycling Movement that's spreading around the world. The goal of Free
Recycling is to
reduce the amount of useable stuff that winds up being
thrown away, filling up our landfills, and using up our natural
resources. Members post items online that they no longer want: a table, a power
tool, a bed, a toy, clothes, a computer, whatever. Another member spots
something he/she wants, contacts the current owner, and receives the item for
free. No money changes hands. Simple and elegant, and less unnecessary
waste!
To
join the online Macon County Free Recycle group, please click here.
Nestlé Waters Macon County Bottling Plant
See photos from inside the plant!
Please click here.
We want your business!
Macon County is industry friendly, and we would love to talk to businesses and
industries about relocating here. Please view our
Macon County Industrial
Development web site. Macon County has a lot to offer!
Welcome to Macon County, Tennessee!
Macon County, Tennessee, is a great place to live and work.
We are proud of our people, cities, businesses, industries, churches, schools,
government and organizations. We invite everyone to help us showcase the
resources of Macon County on this web site. Everyone's ideas are welcome.
Please be sure to contact us with coming events
that your group is sponsoring.
Macon County Is Proud To Be A
Tennessee Three-Star Community
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