The Marshall Chamber of Commerce would like to thank the following for participating in the first ever community scarecrow contest.  The goal was for groups, families and businesses to come together to make Marshall a fun and festive place for fall. We were more than overwhelmed with the creativity and uniqueness of each scarecrow.  Thank you to Marshall Area Youth Network, the Trefz family, Buttercup Boutique & Salon, Dawn Kelley, Dessie Swartz, First Congregational Church, Shore-Murphy/Marshall Mutual Ins., Leann Gard, Kelsi Lubovich State Farm, MCN Youth, Sara Tarble, Miss Linda’s Little Lions, Stacey Boyer, the Stone family, Carolyn’s Clip & Curl, Peggy Hutson/Evangeline Hutson/Roy Stephen, Wendy Tharp, the Trudeau family, Harold and Ruth Ann Anacker, Fuzion Dance Studio, Trenton Bullock, City of Marshall, the Uchytil family, Amy Cannady, South School Elementary.
 
Thank you

Click here for a full list of events in Marshall in 2018.  If you have an event you would like added, they must be submitted to the Chamber office by December 15th. We will upload your event to the City website and Chamber website at no cost, if the event is into our office by the deadline. After the deadline, you can post your event free on the websites! 

The Shop Local campaign is an awareness campaign with the City of Marshall, Marshall Main Street and Marshall Chamber of Commerce members, it was developed to support local businesses. The Shop Local mission is to encourage our community to spend locally and save jobs.

Who does Buy Local support? Everyone! When you sup-port local businesses, our entire community benefits. Businesses and individuals can support the Shop Local Campaign by:
 Purchasing goods and services locally, wherever possible.
 Encouraging family, friends, vendors, customers and associates to Buy Local.

Why Should You Buy Local?
 Purchases made locally contribute to the fund for city-provided services, including police, fire, senior services, libraries, street maintenance, street lights and parks.
 Buying Locally helps creates job in our community.
 Buying Locally improves our economy and the economic environment for all businesses.
 Spending locally means that your sales taxes will be re-invested in our community.
Investing in our local businesses makes those businesses able to nurture our community through donations to community causes and organizations.

Save the date for the 2018 Chamber Annual Dinner- Thursday February 1 at Harlan Hall. Award nominations will be available in 2 weeks! We will begin taking reservations in 2 weeks as well as a list of those wanting to decorate a table! 

Happy Holidays!
Jennifer Bishop