Member to Member Deals & Promotions We want to make it easy to support our local businesses. Below are deals and promotions submitted to us from local businesses. Submit your promotion or deal at whacc.org/connects or contact julianna@whacc.org Stop by the Garfield Heights Rad Air and get ready for your Summer Road Trip with our Tune-Up Special! […]
*This content is curated by WHACC Board Member Wayne Lawrence, President of Weiss Movers & Storage, and originally provided by the Ohio Trucking Association. The ongoing fight between Ohio’s lawmakers and Governor DeWine over executive authority during the pandemic escalated recently when the legislature successfully overrode a veto by Governor DeWine of legislation that would allow […]
Changes are on the horizon. The Village of North Randall is ready for grow with the announcement of a new village hall! Looking to “provide greater access to the existing business community and influence the attraction of other [businesses] in the future”, the Village published a recent article about a tour the future location. Click […]
*This content is curated by WHACC Board Member Wayne Lawrence, President of Weiss Movers & Storage, and originally provided by the Ohio Trucking Association. Work continues on the DeWine Administration’s proposed biennial budget bill (HB 110), which was introduced in February. The proposed legislation appropriates nearly $75 million in GRF spending over the next two […]
WHACC member Breaking Chains, Inc. is exclusively one of four organizations contracted by Cuyahoga County to administer funding from the Mortgage Assistance Program. This program is designed to aid homeowners impacted by COVID-19 by distributing $2 million of the County CARES Act funding. Breaking Chains owners Jackie and James Jones say, “it’s a good feeling […]
*This content is curated by WHACC Board Member Wayne Lawrence, President of Weiss Movers & Storage, and originally provided by the Ohio Trucking Association. In February the DeWine Administration unveiled its proposal for its $171.6 billion biennial budget. While the actual budget language has yet to be introduced, the DeWine Administration did release the budget […]
As I was studying my favorite book again this week, I was reminded of an incredible leader, Paul, who had been imprisoned, shackled, and facing severe persecution. Yet, he still encouraged his followers to rejoice no matter the circumstances. We can learn a lot from Paul… especially as we approach Thanksgiving during COVID-19, a pandemic […]
Take a look inside the new Warrensville Heights Municipal Center! On October 16, 2020 we had the chance to tour the exciting new building that houses the City of Warrensville Heights, the Warrensville City School District, and the Warrensville Heights Police. It’s clear from their investment that the City is poised for the future and […]
As I was studying my favorite book this week, I came across an incident where a powerful leader had been engaging with people outside of his primary people group. They were not in his in-group. However, there appeared to be sincere interactions and healthy dialogues. In this setting, their commonalities trumped their differences. They were […]
Is it time to start hosting live events? In a study by Enigma Research, 94% of respondents claimed they “very much” or “somewhat” missed attending live events and these results were consistent across all event types, geographic regions, and age groups. As a business community and Chamber of Commerce, we all know the value of networking, […]
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