West Lafayette Chamber shares meeting notes

Chamber reports account balances and thanks volunteers and Schumaker Farms for support of recent community events

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Published November 30, 2025 - 3:06 p.m.

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The West Lafayette Chamber of Commerce shared its regular monthly meeting notes.

The treasurer’s report was presented, showing the following:

— $14,185.12 in the main account.

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— $1,139.36 in the fireworks fund.

— $579.79 in the entertainment fund.

President Bo expressed appreciation to all volunteers who contributed to a successful chamber dinner and extended thanks to Schumaker Farms. Shannon Lawrence also shared her appreciation.

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