Today we are featuring our Small Business Champion Nominees. Brownie's Marine Sales Check the Chamber's page in an hour to read about the second Small Business Champion nominee. Plan to join on us February 28 for the 2019 Chamber Awards Gala at Indiana Grand Racing & Casino. Tickets available now.

Last but certainly not least, the final Large Business Champion Nominees - Walmart* The 2019 Chamber Awards Gala is on February 28, 2019 at Indiana Grand Racing & Casino. Call 317-398-6647 to reserve your seat.

Introducing our second of three Large Business Champion Nominees - Shelbyville Central Schools. Stay tuned in the next hour to read about the final Large Business Champion Nominee. The 2019 Chamber Awards Gala is on February 28, 2019 at Indiana Grand Racing & Casino. Call 317-398-6647 to reserve your seat.

Introducing the first of three Large Business Champion Nominees - Knauf Insulation Stay tuned in the next hour to read about our second Large Business Champion Nominee. The 2019 Chamber Awards Gala is on February 28, 2019 at Indiana Grand Racing & Casino. Call 317-398-6647 to reserve your seat.

The "Dick Kitchin" Volunteer of the Year award is chosen by the Chamber staff. This award is presented to an individual or group who has had a major impact on the Chamber and its activities or events. Congratulations Beth Case! Buy your ticket today! Call 317-398-6647 to reserve your seat.

The Chartis Center for Rural Health Releases Top 100 List (February 12, 2019) Shelbyville, IN--- MHP Major Hospital in Shelbyville, Indiana has been named one of the Top 100 Rural & Community Hospitals in the United States by The Chartis Center for Rural Health for the third year in a row. Regarded as one of the industry’s most significant designations of performance excellence, the annual Top 100 Rural & Community Hospitals award is based upon the results of the Hospital Str

When Wanda J. Wade came back to town, changes started happening. Ideas for improving a large section of land north of town developed quickly, all of it to benefit the community. She unleashed a whirlwind of ideas onto Shelbyville’s public golf course. Some are completed. Those in process are gaining momentum, and other plans are well on their way. “The wheels turn constantly. I’m a forward thinker,” 78-year-old Wade said. “I don’t ever live in the past. I don’t have a day tha

MORRISTOWN — A partnership between the town of Morristown and the high school hopes to be a win-win situation for everyone involved, all while solving a recent issue that’s been cropping up. Community Park has recently been the site of criminal mischief, committed by children who aren’t from the area, Morristown Police Chief Henry Albrecht said, including one in the past month involving one person driving under the influence and someone kicking brand new doors at the shelter.