The Bedford County Chamber of Commerce will celebrate the Shuster Way Bedford Heritage Trail on Sunday with an art exhibit and trail experience called “Along the Trail,” featuring the works
Roughly a dozen people showed up to âMarch Forthâ on Thursday for the start of a new Bedford County Chamber of Commerce networking opportunity.
The weekly event will give members of the local community the chance to network, get some exercise and grab a quick lunch.
Participants met at the Bedford Elks Country Club pavilion and walked along the Shuster Way Heritage Trail to the Craig Ashe Bridge and back, where lunches were served.
Before they set out, chamber president and CEO Kellie Goodman-Shaffer told the group that âMarch Forthâ was the only day of the year that was also a sentence.
From Mirror staff reports
BEDFORD The Bedford County Chamber of Commerce has announced a new networking opportunity for the business community in Bedford County Networking Walks are being planned for noon Thursdays beginning March 4.
“With the ongoing gathering restrictions due to COVID-19, we still don’t know when we’ll be able to resume our traditional Business After Hours mixers,” Chamber President and CEO Kellie Goodman Shaffer said. “This is a safe, socially distant way for people to make connections with one another. Our goal is to promote fellowship, fitness and fun.”
The “net-walking” program will be offered weekly throughout the month of March. Registrants should meet at noon at the Bedford Elks Country Club pavilion.