Showing posts with label Louisiana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Louisiana. Show all posts

Saturday, July 18, 2009

Feliciana Nature Society presents. . .

The Feliciana Hummingbird Celebration has been scheduled for July 24th & 25th. It will begin with a 'Wine and cheese" reception on Friday evening, July 24th, at Rosedown Plantation at 6pm while stroling the gardens. Then a presentation from Mr. Bob Loudon on the hummingbirds of Ecuador. Admission is $10.

The celebration will continue on Saturday, July 25 from 7am until 3pm. Hummingbird biologists, Linda Beall and Nancy Newfield will capture and band birds at two private gardens in St. Francisville. A $5 fee covers admission to both gardens.

In addition, vendors will be at both garden sites with hummingbird-attractive plants available for sale. For more information, visit Feliciana Nature Society.

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

SFCC - 11/25/08

The Voice of West Feliciana Business

Visit Chamber of Commerce Website

Greetings!
The Greater St. Francisville Chamber of Commerce wishes you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving!

Chamber of Commerce 2009 Membership Drive
The 2009 Membership Invoices have been sent out to all businesses that were members in 2008. The chamber asks that you complete the form and send the invoice with your check before November 27th. If you are not a member, and would like to join the Chamber, please call the office at 225-635-6717, and we will send you a form. An online membership form can be found on the Chamber of Commerce, click here. We remind everyone that not only businesses can join- individuals are welcome also!


Chamber of Commerce "Business Recognition Dinner"
The Greater St. Francisville Chamber of Commerce will be hosting the "Business Recognition Dinner" on Thursday, January 15, 2009 at Sage Hill Reception Center at 6 pm. Tickets are $35 per person and will be available beginning December 1, 2008. For more information, please call the chamber office at 225-635-6717. MARK YOUR CALENDAR TODAY- Limited seating available.

Current Ferry Schedule
Because of low water, the St. Francisville/New Roads ferry will only run during daylight hours. Until further notice, the ferry will operate from 6:15am until 5:15pm. If the water continues to fall the ferry will have to shut down completely. Another source for up-to-date information can be found on the Chamber of Commerce website on the top left, click Ferry Status.

Christmas in the Country "White LiGHT Night"
In August the "White Linen Night" was such a big success, it will be repeated during Christmas in the Country as "WHITE LIGHT NIGHT" on Friday, December 5th from 6pm until 9pm following the the lighting of the town's Christmas Tree. This year's Christmas in the Country will be held the weekend of December 5,6, & 7th. Plan to attend this event. Come support the businesses in West Feliciana. For more information visit StFrancisvilleFestivals.com

Annual Christmas Concert
The St. Francisville Symphony Association's Annual Christmas Concert will be held at Grace Episcopal Church in St. Francisville on Friday, December 5th at 7 pm. Musicians from the Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra will be featured with Timothy Muffet conducting. There will be a reception following the concert in Jackson Hall. For tickets, please call 225-635-6397 or visit StFrancisvilleFestivals.com. Tickets will be available at the door but the concert may sell out so get your tickets early.

Tour Of Homes - Friends of WF Library
The Friends of West Feliciana Library will host the "Tour of Homes" on Sunday, December 7th during Christmas in the Country weekend. There will be 4 homes showcased for $15 per person. All proceeds benefit library projects. Call 225-635-3364 for more information or visit StFrancisvilleFestivals.com.

Relocation Packets are now Available
If you know of anyone who is moving to St. Francisville, they can call the Chamber office at 635-6717 and request a re-location packet. Information about the parish and parish facilities along with phone numbers they will need and some brochures from Chamber businesses and maps of the town and parish are enclosed in the packets.

Monday, July 2, 2007

Words from Hamilton Willis

Greetings!
The Tembec Job Fair, held last Friday, was a great success! Somewhere above two out of three employees came through and met where almost 40 employers were prepared to present offerings of both in-state and out. Fortune 500 and governmental offerings, beside other local industries, both private and publicly traded, were represented.
Tembec and the St. Francisville Chamber partnered with the State to help present this job fair. People were generally optimistic and some went away with interivew times; all went away with prospects! Special thanks to the Best Western staff for helping this along!
The Special Meeting of the Police Jury should soon prove fruitful! Good participation from all helped assure that as we plan for our future, the many stakeholders can operate with ownership in the process. It is critical that all participate, so that we get the results that represent our many view points. Though these may conflict in places, the old adage that "involvement in the planning, breeds commitment to the cause," will allow us to know that even if a decision didn't go "our way," we can still own the process. Thanks to the Growth Managment group and the Jury and all who participated!
For those who made both the Special Meeting and the previously scheduled Chamber After Hours, you got a double treat! Good music, beautiful setting, good company and superb food made this a "Treat of the Summer," event. With ingredients like these, you can imagine that the result was outstanding. Thank you Myrtles Plantation and Varnedoe's Carriage House Restaurant!
As we celebrate the Fourth of July with family and friends, remember to thank all that uphold our liberties. Beside the men and women in uniform serving in the military, our police and court officers maintain these liberties. Our schools and teachers help to educate our youth, so that they can inform themselves and keep our government in check. Our firemen and hospital workers keep us safe and aid us when we aren't. In our community our public servants maintain the order and services that are important to make the life and liberty that we have and hold more enjoyable! Remember to thank all of these, when you celebrate our freedom this week!