Meetings with the Luxemburg Area Chamber of Commerce will look different than they have in years past. Tuesday’s chamber meeting is the first of several this year that will move out from behind a boardroom table and into spaces that help the community thrive.

Alex Stodola with the Luxemburg Area Chamber of Commerce says the new meeting format will help chamber members and local residents better connect with the community where they live and work. During this meeting, attendees will have the opportunity to explore the newly expanded agricultural center at Luxemburg-Casco High School.

Following the lead of the school’s diesel and auto labs, the agricultural center is designed to enhance programming and showcase careers available locally. With Youth Apprenticeship Coach Jolyn Helgeson helping guide the discussion, Stodola hopes local businesses will see the impact the program can have on their operations and recognize the district’s willingness to partner with them.

Tuesday’s meeting begins at noon, with attendees asked to meet in the high school office before the tour starts. Additional chamber tour stops will be announced throughout the year.