Union City, Tenn.–The Obion County Chamber of Commerce office may be closed now, but CEO Lindsay Frilling said staff are continuing to work promoting the local business community.
In a letter to Chamber members, Frilling said, “As you know, we are currently facing unprecedented times. As your chamber, we want you to know that we are FOR you. Even though our office is currently closed to the public, we want you to know that we are working to help promote our local business community in any way possible. We will continue to provide resources for our employers in hopes that you find them to your benefit. We are here to answer any of your questions, listen to your concerns, or be a helping hand in any way that we can.
We will continue to advocate for local business and encourage everyone in Obion County to do the same. After all, you are the backbone of our community. During this uncertain time, we have seen an incredible amount of support for one another. We are so proud of Obion County and that is why we will continue to be advocates for the best place we know.”
Frilling said, “Please do not hesitate to email or call us with anything that we can be helpful with. Together, we WILL get through this.”
