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The Franklin Chamber of Commerce is seeking parade participants for the Lighted Holiday Parade taking place at 5:30 pm during the 2017 Downtown Holiday Lighting on December 2. Interested participants can find a registration form, parade route and float guidelines at the Chamber office or on line at Parade entries are requested by November 30. Download the

The Franklin Chamber of Commerce is seeking nominations for awards to be given during the Chamber’s Annual Awards Banquet on February 8, 2018.

Recognizing the importance of supporting small independently-owned businesses in our community, Franklin Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce its designation as a Neighborhood Champion in support of Small Business Saturday on November 25^th.

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The Franklin Chamber of Commerce announces its 2017 Chamber Ambassadors. Ambassadors serve as official representatives of the Franklin Chamber of Commerce. They are the Chamber’s front-line volunteers with the opportunity to participate in a variety of programs, projects, and activities. Ambassador eligibility requires being employed by a Franklin

The Franklin Chamber of Commerce announces its 2017 Board of Directors. The Franklin Chamber’s Board of Directors is a dedicated and active group of member volunteers who represent the Chamber and provide guidance and direction for the organization. Board members serve a two year term and may be asked to serve a maximum of two additional consecutive

The Franklin Chamber of Commerce is pleased to present an upcoming series of events for 2017 designed to develop meaningful business relationships through networking for its members. Quick Links is designed to foster relationships and business leads through a fun, structured networking activity. This series is geared toward both introverts and extroverts

Judge Amos L. Mazzant III, a federal court judge in Texas, issued a preliminary injunction on November 22, 2016 that temporarily blocks the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) from implementing and enforcing its revised overtime regulations on a national basis. The regulatory revision would have more than doubled the minimum salary requirements to the federal Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). This regulation was set to become effective on December 1, 2016.

Recognizing the importance of supporting small independently-owned businesses in our community, Franklin Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce its designation as a Neighborhood Champion in support of Small Business Saturday on November 26^th. 

Franklin Chamber is proud to present another in a series of public affairs presentations. Join us for an entertaining and informative take on how public monies impact public infrastructure. Dr Larry De Boer of Purdue University will break this topic down in an easy-to-understand manner for our members and community partners. This event is free to attend but