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WELCOME
ABOUT THIS ISSUE'S COVER - A lot has happened since our August issue. September brought us Gustav followed by Ike. I decided to focus on getting back to our normal routines rather than sensationalizing what we have been through. I didn’t think it was necessary to cover hurricane damage as we are well aware it is still around us and are still feeling the impact it left on our lives, homes, and businesses. In this issue you will see how the Chamber of Commerce’s on the east and west bank joined to host a membership banquet. We are still one parish regardless of the separation of the river. Together we focus on the future of Ascension parish for the betterment of Donaldsonville and its business environment. more

2008 CHAMBER
BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Malcolm Dugas
President

Vera Sanchez
Vice-President

Dave LeBlanc
Treasurer

2008 CHAMBER DIRECTORS

John Beck
Tammy Dale
Prince Davis
Sonny Graugnard
Pam Gregoire
Karen Hartman
Troy LeBeouf
Barbara Ourso
Debbie Peltier
Donna Schexnaydre


VOICES OF THE CHAMBER

River Road African American Museum chosen for national conservation program U.S. Rep. Charlie Melancon recently announced that the River Road African American Museum has been selected for the 2008 Conservation Assessment Program and was awarded a grant of $6540 to fund participation. .more
 
Edward Jones hosts retirement breakfast Ed Jones hosted a breakfast seminar in August at the Cup and Saucer especially designed for retirees and soon-to-be-retirees. Individuals seeking solutions to long-term care financing for aging parents and relatives were presented a program by Corby Clark, CLU, ChFC, the regional marketing director for Lincoln Financial Group. more
 
Guess who supports the local schools, summer recreation programs, and city projects? Local merchants are the same people that serve as fundraisers for your community. These merchants donate many hours of time and effort to building and improving the community for everyone. If they prosper we all prosper. more