Oxford-Lafayette County Chamber of Commerce welcomes two new Oxford businesses
Published 3:45 pm Thursday, August 25, 2022
Austen Dyer, daughter of owners Charlie and Erin Dyer, cuts the red ribbon celebrating with the Oxford-Lafayette Chamber of Commerce. Joined by Dyer and his wife Erin are their other children, Wes, Calloway, and Savannah, co-workers, and their children. Also in attendance are Chamber Board members and Ambassadors. (Joey Brent)
Wes Dyer, son of the owners, Charlie and Erin Dyer, cuts the red ribbon as the Oxford-Lafayette Chamber of Commerce welcomes the new business. Assisting Wes in cutting the ribbon is his mom, Erin Dyer. Beside her are Austen, Savannah, Charlie, and Calloway. They are joined by local and corporate staff. Many members of the chamber, along with family and friends, also enjoyed the event. (Joey Brent)
The Oxford-Lafayette County Chamber of Commerce, Burn Boot Camp, and Pokemoto Hawaiian Poke celebrated on Aug. 24 with ribbon cutting ceremonies.
Burn Boot Camp offers workouts that challenge and change you. Their camps are a combination of muscle building, strength training, and heart-racing cardio designed to keep you moving. Their certified trainers will be there to push you and hold you accountable. Burn Boot Camp is located at 1201 Merchants Drive.
Pokemoto serves Poke, a native Hawaiian cuisine traditionally made up of diced fresh fish served as an appetizer or main course. Modern twists in poke bowls include chicken, tofu, shrimp, or salmon, with strong influences of Japanese and Korean Cuisine. Think of it as deconstructed sushi with all your favorite proteins, mix-ins, toppings, and crunches, with your favorite sauces, a customized bowl, and a salad or wrap. Pokemoto Hawaiian Poke is located at 101 Merchants Drive.
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