Welcome, and thank you for being a valued member of the Campbellsville/Taylor County Chamber of Commerce. It is truly an honor to serve as President of the Board of Directors this year and to work alongside service-minded individuals who genuinely care about helping our local businesses and organizations thrive.

Campbellsville and Taylor County are special places, known throughout Kentucky for our hospitality, strong sense of community, and the way we consistently show up for one another. We take pride in our deep roots and small-town charm—but we are also a community full of energy, momentum, and potential. Whether you are spending a Saturday on Green River Lake, walking through history at Tebbs Bend, or grabbing lunch at a favorite local spot, you are experiencing the heart of what makes this place feel like home.

Our community is also home to Kentucky’s largest Fourth of July celebration—a multi-day tradition that draws thousands of visitors with parades, concerts, pageants, hot air balloons, and a fireworks display you will not forget. It is a shining example of how we come together to celebrate, honor our traditions, and showcase the spirit of Campbellsville and Taylor County.

As a Chamber member, I encourage you to take full advantage of the opportunities we offer. Our monthly Chamber luncheons are a great way to connect with peers and community leaders. The Women in Small Business Luncheon continues to grow each year and remains a powerful source of inspiration. We are also incredibly proud of the progress of our Leadership Campbellsville program. Participation is strong, and the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive. This program continues to foster leaders who are ready to roll up their sleeves and make a difference—watching the connections and conversations develop within this year’s cohort has been truly exciting.

In 2025, we are focused on building the momentum we created in 2024. Last year brought tremendous growth, and that energy is propelling us into a new season filled with fresh ideas, stronger connections, and expanded opportunities. You will see our board working closely with our new Executive Director, Jason Keltner, to strengthen engagement, enhance our programming, and ensure that every member finds meaningful value in being part of the Chamber.

Your voice matters. Whether you have been a member for years or have just joined, your input helps guide our work. Please do not hesitate to reach out, share your ideas, and let us know how we can better serve you.

Again, thank you for your membership—and for all the ways you contribute to our community. I am excited about what this year holds and look forward to working with you to continue moving Campbellsville and Taylor County forward.

Kristin Davis