Several new businesses have recently joined the Fort Atkinson Area Chamber of Commerce, according to several releases submitted for publication by the organization.
Heritage Country Meats, LLC
Late last year, Heritage County Meats, LLC, joined the chamber as a new member. According to the chamber’s release, the company was founded in 2020 after the owners learned from area residents that they were having difficulties in finding facilities where they could have their meat animals processed.
According to the release, some customers found that they had to make an appointment to have their meat processed a year in advance.
The company sought to meet the needs of small producers, the release stated.
As part of the company’s mission, the release noted, it seeks to have its processing facility readily available, allowing small producers and family farmers “to get the most value out of their animals by marketing the meat directory to the customers.”
Additionally, the company offers retail meats, cheeses, sauces, wines, beers, and preserves, among other products.
Heritage County Meats is found at N3705 State Road 89, between Fort Atkinson and Jefferson. The company is open Mondays, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Tuesdays through Fridays, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
For more information, visit the company’s website: www.heritagecountrymeats.com.
TSM Home Inspections, LLC
The Fort Atkinson Area Chamber of Commerce announced Wednesday that TSM Home Inspections, LLC, has joined as a new member.
According to the chamber’s release, the company strives to provide quality inspection services for its clients.
According to the release the company employees work to “inspect a home for your family the way they would inspect a home for their family.”
To learn more about the company, visit its website: tsmhomeinspections.com.
Hebron Knights ATV Club
The Fort Atkinson Area Chamber of Commerce announced Thursday that TSM Home Inspections, LLC, has joined as a new member.
According to the chamber’s release, the club is a nonprofit organization founded by members seeking to promote “the good of ATV and UTV activities.”
The release notes that a goal of the club is to “connect and bring awareness to the community through ATV and UTV usage.”
The release enumerates several activities developed to unite the club with the community, including: hosting area meat raffles; organizing cleanup crews, and family fun days and community gatherings, and holding monthly meetings. The club also has, over the past few years, participated in the Fort Atkinson Holiday Parade.
To learn more about the club, find it on Facebook.
Fort Atkinson Area Chamber of Commerce Ambassador Rochelle Mitchell, at left, presents Holly Taylor, a representative of Heritage Country Meats, LLC, with a new member plaque.
Tony McDonald, owner of TSM Home Inspections, LLC., at left, receives his new member plaque from Fort Atkinson Area Chamber of Commerce Ambassador Whitney Townsend.
Members of the Hebron Knights ATV Club gather around their banner recently with Fort Atkinson Area Chamber of Commerce Ambassador Diane Rue, standing to the banner’s left. Rue presented the group with its new member plaque.
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