Help the Chamber of Commerce fill the Event Calendar on our website.  It's easy to do and helps get the word out about what you have going on at your business, club or group!  Highland has so many exciting things going on and adding your event helps spread the word!
To enter your event:
Go to highlandillinois.com, then click the Calendars and Events page and look for the submit your event button below the calendar.  Once it is entered, it is sent to me for approval, I approve it and it is entered to the events page.  Photos/flyers can also be uploaded.  Let me know if you have any questions.
 

SIUE is seeking an Assistant Coordinator, Events and Online Services- Events Administrator Associate More information 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.

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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Chamber Office Hours

Monday - Thursday:
9am - 3pm

If you would like to meet with me and want to insure that I am in the office, feel free to call ahead of time as I 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, I keep your information for the next publication.  Please submit your information to hillarie@highlandillinois.com.

Looking for a great way to pass the time?  The Highlandopoly Game is a the perfect way to have fun with family and friends!  Travel your way around the board “Highland Style" and collect your properties and earn money from of course, one of our local banks!  Stop by the Highland Chamber of Commerce, Kloss Furniture, Rural King, Lee’s Jewelry, Woodcrest Small Engine, The Greenhouse of Highland and get your game today! 
 

 

Hello,

It’s a new year. Which means it’s time for new events and new possibilities! This year we are launching our very first Lunch and Learn series. We know the start of the year can be overwhelming, so we want to make things easier on you.
 
On February 17, 2022, let us come to you during your lunch break! This virtual event will give you the opportunity to to meet and learn from dementia expert and author of Alzheimer's Early Stages, Daniel Kuhn, LCSW, while also learning about our Memory Care program in the comfort of your home or office. All you have to do is register, allow us to coordinate lunch, and join the meeting at noon CT!

Visit www.CedarhurstEvents.com to register!
 

Help HSHS Home Care Illinois Collect Food Items for Local Food Pantry
 
HIGHLAND— In recognition of February being National Canned Food Month, HSHS Home Care Illinois is holding their annual “Cram the Car” food drive this month for the Highland Area Christian Services Ministry (HACSM) food pantry to help those struggling with food insecurity.
 
Community members are invited to “cram” a Home Care car by donating non-perishable items.  On Tuesday, Feb. 8, a HSHS Home Care Illinois branded car will be parked on the HSHS St. Joseph’s Hospital Highland campus near the main entrance in the circle drive from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. accepting donations.
 
Some non-perishable items that the food pantry could use are:

• Pancake mix and syrup
• Jelly
• Canned fruit
• Pasta sauce
• Cereal
• Granola
• Sugar free canned fruit
• Low salt canned vegetables
• Large boxes of oatmeal

…as well as any other non-perishable items. Canned fruits and vegetables are a good source of important nutrients. Select canned fruit that is packed in 100% juice or water and low-salt canned vegetables for a healthier lifestyle.
 
When donating, please check the expiration date of items and avoid donating expired goods.
 
For more information about the canned food drive, contact Valerie Engelbart, volunteer/bereavement coordinator for HSHS Home Care Illinois, at 217-685-0702 or email Valerie.Engelbart@hshs.org. To find out more about services offered by HSHS Home Care Illinois, visit www.hshshomecare.org.