The Coldwater Chamber of Commerce has had to cancel two events.
Chamber officials say the 2nd Annual Mini Golf Scramble and the Educator
Appreciation Night have been canceled. They did their best to keep these events going but with the recent spikes in COVID-19, lack of participation and concerns were received. The Chamber says it would be in their members and staffs best interest to cancel the two event.
In addition, they have unfortunately decided to postpone their Business For Breakfast that would have been held July 14 at the Coach Eby (EE-BEE) Youth & Family Center. They hope to revisit this event in the near future.
The Chamber apologizes for any inconvenience this has caused. They will
continue to work diligently on making their members their top priority.
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