News and Information
Arts and Crafts Show Postponed
Many of you have been asking about the Bluffton Arts and Crafts Show. Due to circumstances beyond our control, the Chamber is sorry to announce that the show has been postponed. However, we hope to host the event later this year. Keep watching to see what is coming.
Marketing Opportunity with Hometown Stations
The Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce is working with Hometown Stations again this year to offer TV advertising package for our members. The details are listed below. The Spots Each spot is 30 seconds Each spot runs 40 times during the month Branded with the Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce Open to Chamber members in good standing Require a 2 month commitment Ads will run day and evening (these are not late night spots) The Cost $200 for a third (about 8 seconds) $300 for half an ad (about 12 seconds) $600 for a full ad (about 24 seconds) About 6 seconds for the Chamber. We must fill a full 30 second spot before the ad can be produced. We will make every attempt to not group you with a similar business in the same ad. You can view last year's spots here: Bluffton Chamber Ad. If you have any questions, or would like to buy [...]
E4 – The Dough Hook
This episode of "Local Voices Bluffton" spotlights Marlena Ballinger and The Dough Hook. Marlena shares her journey with The Dough Hook, which began in 2008 when her parents started the business, initially offering baked goods before expanding into a...
E3- Lounge Media Group
The podcast transcript features speakers Sam Sprunger and Jim Enneking discussing the creation and growth of Lounge Media Group in Bluffton. Sam shares his passion for sports broadcasting and graphic design, leading to the formation of the group to...
Special Podcast – Eclipse 2024
This podcast features speakers including the police chief Ryan Burkholder and fire chief Jon Kinn discussing the upcoming eclipse event happening on April 8th in Bluffton. They talked about the preparations needed for the influx of 30,000 visitors, including increased police presence, staffing the fire department, and potential road closures. The importance of having a plan in place to handle the large crowds and ensure emergency services can still respond effectively was emphasized. They also mentioned the need for patience, cooperation, and preparedness from both residents and visitors, including having essential supplies on hand. Overall, the discussion focused on the logistical challenges and safety measures needed for a successful event in the community. To listen to the podcast, click here.
