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Metcalfe Chamber Fall Auction seeks donations

From Kim Harwood, Executive Director
Edmonton Metcalfe Chamber of Commerce

The Chamber of Commerce Fall Auction will start at 6pmCT nightly on November 3 and 4, 2025. Items for the Edmonton-Metcalfe County Chamber of Commerce Fall Auction are now being accepted at the Chamber office.

Donations for the auction are greatly appreciated and the proceeds from this auction go toward the $1,000.00 Memorial Scholarship that is awarded each year to a Metcalfe County High School Senior as they further their education. The proceeds also go toward other events throughout the year hosted by the chamber.


It's fall and time to clean out closets and storage units. Do you have nice items that you no longer use, if so drop them by the Edmonton-Metcalfe County Chamber of Commerce located on the square between the Edmonton Police Department and Subway at 109 E Stockton St, Edmonton, KY.

To the wonderful bakers of pies, cookies, cakes, and other sweet treats your donations are wanted and needed. Homemade baked goods are great auction items.


This story was posted on 2025-10-08 08:54:07
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