The Park Hills–Leadington Chamber of Commerce proudly hosted its annual Christmas Parade on Saturday, December 13, 2025, welcoming the community for an evening filled with holiday cheer, festive entertainment, and timeless Christmas magic. This year’s parade featured the theme “Christmas Movies,” with creative entries bringing beloved holiday films to life as they traveled through Downtown Park Hills and Leadington. The Chamber extends its sincere appreciation to First State Community Bank, the official
The Park Hills - Leadington Chamber of Commerce is excited to remind all Investors that our official notification system, MessageSpring, is now the fastest and easiest way to receive important Chamber updates. Meeting reminders, event announcements, weather alerts, and business notices can now reach you instantly, right in the palm of your hand. MessageSpring gives Investors complete control over the topics they want to follow. You decide what matters most to you, and you receive alerts only for those
The Park Hills - Leadington Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce a festive limited-time opportunity for our Investors: a Holiday Digital Marketing Special offering Buy One Digital Ad, Get One Free on the Downtown Digital Sign. This special is an affordable way for local businesses to boost visibility during the holiday season and throughout the coming year. Digital advertisements on the Downtown Digital Sign start at just $50 per week, making this promotion an even bigger value as businesses
Running a small business often means wearing many hats—managing finances, keeping customers happy, and making sure day-to-day tasks don’t fall through the cracks. Fortunately, a growing set of tools can help entrepreneurs simplify operations, save time, and focus on growth.Below, we explore different categories of modern solutions, how they’re being used, and what to consider when adopting them.Smarter Collaboration PlatformsCloud-based collaboration platforms have become essential for businesses with
Opening a pizzeria might seem like a romantic notion, but behind every bubbling pie and charred crust is a business built on tight margins and smart decisions. Especially when you’re starting out, the key isn’t to go big—it’s to go smart. The scent of fresh pizza will only get so far if rent eats your profits and equipment costs choke your bank account. Making a lean start, one rooted in calculated moves and flexibility, offers a better shot at long-term survival in a saturated market.Strip Down to the