By 1808Delaware

The business community in the Sunbury area is putting its best foot forward this fall through the launch of a new and improved website for the Sunbury/Big Walnut Area Chamber of Commerce.

Visitors to the site will be greeted with a very different impression. Instead of the former site’s tight, compressed appearance, the new site is full screen and features bright colors and easy to find graphics.

In addition to how the new site looks, its contents are different as well. As a large banner says on the home page, “Take a Look Around. We Have Updated Our Website! We have added MANY new benefits for our Chamber members. Enjoy Exploring!”

The new site features areas for upcoming events, offers and job postings, and a list of support and resource information.

A series of icons near the bottom of the site will take visitors to pages with “hot deals;” discounts and other offerings from Chamber members; member to member deals; and job listings.

The Sunbury/Big Walnut Chamber of Commerce is 43 years old, and its members have some 14,000 total employees.

You can access the new site here.

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