Tuolumne Chamber Of Commerce Hosts Luau
After years of slow recovery from the great recession, is the economy in Tuolumne County finally beginning to grow?
Mike Ayala, Executive Director, was Wednesday’s KVML “Newsmaker of the Day”.
“The state of business in Tuolumne County continues to remain a little rough,” says Ayala. “This county has had a tough few years with the Rim Fire, the government shut-down, the on-going drought and the lack of snow in the Sierra. We are growing, but slowly. The Chamber is here to help local business and we have continued to offer programs, plans and personal face-to-face conversations to help our members stay in business.”
Ayala emphasizes shopping locally and he makes sure that the Chamber backs those words with direct action.
The Chamber sponsors and/or directly put on several events throughout the year including quarterly town hall lunches, business expos and monthly mixers.
A new event this year is coming up this Friday night is “A Taste of the Islands Luau” at the Lazy-Z Resort located on 2732 Middle Camp Rd in Twain Harte.
Ayala promises an evening of leis, fire jugglers, hula dancers, Hawaiian music, a hula hoop competition, raffles, food, drinks and more.
“It is meant to be a relaxing evening and an ideal way to begin this Father’s Day weekend”, said Ayala.
This first time ever event replaces the annual Chamber Golf Tournament.
Tickets are still still available at $45 each and can be purchased at the Chamber office.
All of the detailed information can be found on the website at www.tcchamber.com or by calling (209) 532-4212.
Ayala is a retired Commander with the CHP, and has been an active volunteer for the Chamber, Kiwanis Club, Tuolumne County Transportation Council and the Belleview Oaks Mutual Water Company.
The “Newsmaker of the Day” is heard every weekday morning on AM 1450 KVML at 6:45, 7:45 and 8:45am