The October 8th Chamber luncheon was held at Houston’s Trails End Restaurant and the program consisted of Kane County and Kanab City leadership talking about things of interest to the business community. Chamber board member Nicholas Meyeres welcomed the approximately 50 attendees, and after announcing new and renewing Chamber members, Meyeres turned things over to Kane County Commissioner, Gwen Brown. Commissioner Brown gave updates on some of the building projects that have

Chamber members arrived on the beautiful grounds of the Kanab Heritage House and Museum for the Kanab Area Chamber luncheon on September 10th. Chamber board member Lacee Brown was the event’s MC, where she introduced our host and first guest speaker, Kanab Museums Director Emily Bentley. Emily spoke at length about the history of the Heritage House and its original owners. Photos by Nicholas Meyeres. It was noted that in 1885 Henry Bowman arrived in Kanab with his new bride M

The Kanab Area Chamber of Commerce holds monthly luncheons for its members and guests throughout the year. This month the event was held at the Hampton Inn. The Hampton Inn staff set up their lobby lounge for the large group that was expected and it was the perfect space for the 50 people that attended. Chamber vice president Ron Thomas welcomed everyone including new and renewing chamber members, and then invited Hampton Inn general manager Lynn Jones to welcome everyone to

The Kanab Area Chamber’s July luncheon was held at the historic Parry Lodge in downtown Kanab. The location was well-planned as the presentation for the event was Matt Brown’s “The Parry Effect: How One Lodge Put Kanab on the Map”. And to keep the event “all in the family”, lunch was catered by Lacee Brown with Brown Box Café. Lacee served up her delicious tomato soup, best-ever breadsticks, along with two kinds of salads. Photos by Nicholas Meyeres. Chamber board member Nich

The Kanab Area Chamber of Commerce kicked off its summer events with the June luncheon at an outdoor venue – the gathering space at Dark Sky RV Campground. Chamber president Pat Guerrero welcomed everyone and shared the names of all new and renewing Chamber members for the month. Then Dark Sky co-owner Rick Kessel said he was glad everyone had come out to their 40 acres of untouched sagebrush, with unobstructed views in all directions - the Red Cliffs, Vermillion Cliffs, and