Community Map project highlights Ada businesses and services
By Paula Scott
The Dicke College of Business Administration is inviting Ada businesses to participate in a Community Map project that provides vital information about businesses and services in Ada. The new opportunity was presented to business leaders at the April 2023 Ada Area Chamber of Commerce meeting.
The virtual map can be accessed by link or a QR code, which is being displayed at local businesses. The link will also be featured on multiple websites including the Ada Icon on the Classifieds page.
The organizers note, "By making visitors aware of the different businesses in Ada, the Community Map will offer FREE advertising for your business. We are excited to build connections with our community are looking forward to educating visitors about all our community has to offer."
For more information, including how to add a business, contact Kristie McHugh at [email protected].
At the time of this report, there are 19 businesses listed on the Community Map.
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