How You Can Help Support Local Business This Season

At this point we all know that supporting local businesses is beneficial to not only the business but the entire community but did you know that there are other ways you can help support a local business besides just purchasing items or services from them?

Celebrating 101 years in business, the Pendleton Times-Post has grown with the surrounding communities of Pendleton, Lapel, Markleville and Ingalls.

“Our goal is to serve our readers with the best coverage of news and community events in the area,” said John Senger, Advertising Director.

We hope that everyone had a great New Year! The Pendleton Business Association is revving up and ready for a great 2022! We would like to introduce you to this year’s PBA Officers:

"Integrity" is more than just the name of the business. For Yvonne Chastain, owner and founder of Integrity of Madison County, it is a way of doing business and a way of life.

"I do the very best job I can and I do not compromise my values (or) my beliefs," she said. "I want my business to reflect my personal belief in that what is right is right and what is wrong is wrong."

Tax season is upon us and with that is a good reminder to get your finances, taxes, investments, and debts in order. This may seem like a daunting task to many (myself included), but we are fortunate to have many experts in our community to steer us in the right direction!

Summer will officially arrive June 21, but warm and sunny days are already here, which means most folks are working in their yards and beautifying their landscapes.

The Pendleton Business association welcomes new members Ray and Pam Aldridge.

They are the managers of Lakeview Acres at 5435 W. SR 38 here in Pendleton.

With the arrival of spring and with summer right around the corner, Pendleton residents will be looking to plant gardens, celebrate holidays, and stock up on seasonal fruits and vegetables. In the shadows of Pendleton Height High School is a one-stop shop for all gardening needs. For over 40 years, Ralph and Kathy Ridenour have run R&R Market and Garden Center at the corner of state roads 38 and 67 in Pendleton.

Ken Hoppes is an attorney who practices law in Pendleton and the surrounding area.

Hoppes specializes in elder law, estate planning, probate law, power of attorney and vetran law.