Clubs & Organizations

The Prospect Area Chamber of Commerce recently presented a check for $3,500 to The Council on Developmental Disabilities from the PACC’s Sept. 14 Golf Scramble.  

The scramble, held at Eagle Creek Golf Course in La Grange, drew more than 70 golfers.

An internationally-known composer is lending his talent to help support victims of a tornado that destroyed Henryville, Ind., in March.

Eric Genuis, a Simpsonville resident, will perform a benefit concert April 24 at the Oldham County Schools Arts Center.

“I’m excited about using the music I compose to bring awareness to the need in Henryville,” he said.

Often, support pours into a community immediately following a natural disaster, but wanes before the need is filled, he said.

An Oldham County group is working to not only provide technology education, but provide a networking resource for technology-minded people.

Oldham County Technology Advancement Network Enterprise — known as OCTANE — started about eight years ago as an offshoot of Oldham Chamber and Economic Development, said founder Beach Craigmyle.

It was a special-interest group within the chamber, with Oldham County Online owner Lambert Franklin an early supporter.

Harmony Landing Country Club recently promoted two employees and hired three others to work at the Goshen establishment.

• Karen Groody is the new general manager. She has served as the country club’s controller for the past eight years.

A Chicago native, Groody is a certified public accountant and a member of the Ohio Valley Chapter of the Club Managers’ Association.

• Sherry Haley has been promoted to clubhouse manager. She previously was the club’s director of membership and events.