Job openings currently listed on the Chamber website can be found here.

WGEL has a part time position available with a flexible schedule. Get more information HERE.

Basler Electric is seeking applications for these job openings. 

Terra Properties is looking for a Maintenance Technician.

Scheffel Boyle is looking for a Full Time Administrative Support Specialist for multiple locations. Send resume to careers@scheffelboyle.com today!

Breese Journal is looking for a part time Ad Representative to visit local businesses selling ads in the Highland Edition.  See Judy Neier at Highland Printers for more information. Details can be found HERE.  

Submit Your Own Job Listing

If you would like your company's open positions listed on the Chamber website, you can do so by entering them from your member home page. 

1) Sign in with the log in and password you set up when you joined the Chamber or when we transitioned to the new website. 
2) Click on Resources  

3)  Choose Submit Job Board  - enter your job information

When you complete your entry, it will be pending until approved by the Admin(Hillarie).  These are checked weekly for approval.

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Buy a brick to keep Highland's History Moving Forward

The Pioneer Newspaper Now on Digital
 
HIGHLAND - The Pioneer Newspaper is available on-line and on Facebook and Twitter,
which links to the digital publishing platform. 
 
Each Friday evening, a link is posted to the Pioneer's Facebook and Twitter page. By clicking that link, the entire paper can be read.
We are committed to publishing the paper FREE so that anyone can read about the community in which we proudly live!
The paper has been on line for several months, but we are fine-tuning the system as we refine the site.
 
The paper can also be read on a computer in its entirety at our domain site (www.thepioneernewspaper.com)
 
We plan to upgrade our system and continue to make The Pioneer Newspaper available at no cost to any reader not only in our area, but around the globe. Reader feedback is important and your feedback as well as your opinion is vital to us. We appreciate and value each and every one of our readers, supporters  and advertisers. 
Our contact information is 618-315-2758 or by USPS at PO Box 144, Highland, IL. 62249 or via email us at: thepioneerpaper@gmail.com

 

The Chamber office will be closed November 11th.

Chamber Office Hours

Monday - Thursday:
9am - 3pm

If you would like to meet with us and want to insure that we are in the office, feel free to call ahead of time as we may be out and about visiting with Chamber members. 
Thank you!

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DEADLINE for getting information in the Chamber weekly newsletter is Thursday by 3:00pm. ***

If you miss the cut-off date, we keep your information for the next publication.  Please submit your information to hillarie@highlandillinois.com.

Don Niebruegge, Employment Security Specialist with the Illinois Department of Security offers employer outreach planning, delivery and follow-up for seminars that place an emphasis on education for available employment services offered by IDES.  Hiring Events are being organized and employers are welcome to attend.  Click HERE for more information on their services.    

 

 

      Living in a rural area has many advantages and can many times afford different or unique opportunities, including music instruction.
     For the past three years, the Highland Music School, under the direction of Angelina McLaughlin-Heil, has been serving Highland and the surrounding communities.  The school, located at 180 Woodcrest Drive in Highland, provides professional one on one and group music lessons and education at convenient times and affordable prices.

 

 
PRESS RELEASE
Highland Lions Club donates to HSHS St. Joseph’s Foundation
for Diabetes Education Program
 
HIGHLAND— The Highland Lions Club recently made a donation of $513 to the HSHS St. Joseph’s Foundation to support HSHS St. Joseph’s Hospital Highland’s diabetes education program.
 
The donation will be used to support the purchase of new educational supplies and foot models that focus on proper foot health, which will be used for inpatients, outpatients and for community outreach events. Lions Club members around the world fight for better diabetes relief through initiatives and programs to improve the lives of those living with diabetes and helping others from developing type 2 diabetes.