Latest News
2020 Scarecrow Your Business Winner is McCoy’s Action Karate
To ALL of our businesses that participated in our first annual Scarecrow Your Business event you all did a fantastic job!
2020 Academic Scholarship Recipient Maura Anish
One on one with scholarship recipient Maura Anish
2020 Stephen Lukas Memorial Scholarship Recipient Anna Pyche
One on one with scholarship recipient Anna Pyche
Small Business Strong Supporting Women and Minority-Owned Businesses
Small Business Strong is a private and public sector partnership set up to help women and minority owned small businesses navigate the devastating impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events Postponed Indefinitely
Due to the ongoing Covid-19 restrictions, all Auburn Chamber in-person events and networking meetings are postponed indefinitely.
Member Spotlight
Spotlight on The Savage Secrets, Inc.
Founded in 2019, Savage Secrets has helped people & businesses looking to transform their personal or business lives
Spotlight on Fuller Automotive Companies
Fuller Automotive Companies at 505 Washington St. (Rte. 20), Auburn together truly provide complete automotive service.
Greenbriar Gift Baskets
Greenbriar Gift Baskets is a provider of custom-designed, themed gift baskets.
Spotlight on Arcade Snack Company
Founded in 1986, Arcade roasts nuts and maked snack mixes, nut mixes, and trail mixes.
Chamber Chatter
What Covid-19 has taught us
When states across the country shut down commerce, business owners still had to find ways to pay their employees, their rent/mortgages, and taxes.
How will your businesses adapt?
Chambers of commerce are learning new ways to stay connected with their members
Many still ‘Open for Business’
A continually updated list of Chamber member businesses offering specials
Community News and Events
2nd Quarter 2020 Town of Auburn Newsletter
2nd Quarter 2020 Town of Auburn Newsletter
Q&A with Killeen Machine Tool Co. President Gene Degre
Killeen Machine Tool Co. was launched in 1924 in the Killeen family’s garage.
Auburn and Medway get state subsidies to build housing
In Auburn, the Mary D. Stone Elementary School adjacent to Town Hall will be renovated into 55 housing units.