What’s New?
Welcome New Members
Freedom Vapors Pioneer Financial Consultants Transitional Leadership Smoke World Vape
Welcome New Ambassadors:
Ember Ackerman - Rural Mutual Insurance Marlana Livingston - Livingston Tree Service
Jen Harris - City of Medford Michelle Pernsteiner - Medford Cooperative
See what beautiful Taylor County has to offer:
Member Spotlight
Huey’s Hideway Children’s Museum
Our Chamber Member of the week is Huey’s Hideaway Children’s Museum. Huey's Hideaway Children's Museum is dedicated to serving the families and residents of Taylor County & North Central Wisconsin. Their mission is to inspire children, connect families and build community through exploration, creativity, lifelong learning and play! Huey’s Hideaway’s interactive exhibits let visitors explore new ideas and expand their imagination. With indoor and outdoor interactive exhibits and hands-on play, Huey’s Hideaway lets visitors explore art, imaginary play and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics). You can get unlimited access to all exhibits in the Museum by the day or for an entire year! You can acquire many different memberships depending on Individual Membership or if you would like to have it for the whole family. You can also purchase memberships for one year or for a lifetime. There is a Membership sale now until November 20th. Membership includes 365 days from start of membership, access to museum with a personalized pin code to come on off hours and weekends. Unlimited Fun! The museum is two levels packed with interactive, hands-on exhibits, perfect for learning through play! Huey’s Hideaway Children’s Museum is located at 317 S. Main Street in downtown Medford. You can contact Monica Halopka by calling 715-748-4839 or check out their website at www.hueyshideaway.org/. You can also visit their Facebook page at Huey's Hideaway Children's Museum.
Ambassador of the Month
Nora Thums
Nora joined the Chamber Ambassadors because she loves supporting local businesses and enjoys the events and celebrations. She wanted to be more involved in her community.
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