Venango County, including Franklin, Oil City, and Cranberry Township, is excited to dive deep into Phase Two of the Community Heart & Soul initiative, thanks to a grant from PA Humanities and DCED. This two-year project focuses on three key principles: involving everyone, focusing on what matters most, and fostering sustainable growth through long-term planning. Read More…
EDUCATION UPDATE
Welcome Back to School! At the Chamber, we’re excited to go back to our schools to discuss the VenangoREADY & ForestREADY designation with educators and students. We’re eager to continue connecting educators and employers to create great career experiences for students. Wishing all our local students and educators a wonderful year! Pictured right: Gina from Read More…
Chamber Interns Reflect
Ellabay Perry Reflects on Chamber Internship The Chamber created an internship experience to be emulated. Down the road, when I am at a place where I oversee an intern, I hope to create a similar environment. I never felt less than and always found the tasks I completed to be helpful to my future and Read More…
High Above 80 Returns to the Cranberry Festival Stage
The High Above 80 band will be returning as live music for the 2024 Cranberry Festival. Your local favorites will be bringing a deep mix of classic and contemporary rock for festival attendees. The band recently replaced several members, and have a new look for 2024 and beyond. Delivering the hits are drummer Chuck Pranulis Read More…
Five Ways to Support Local Nonprofits
Nonprofit organizations are making a difference every day in Venango County. Here are five simple ways you can get involved in their efforts: 1. Donate: Whether you donate cash or items, giving is one of the most important things you can do to support a cause. Most nonprofits have an online giving option on their Read More…