Dubois County Chamber launches redesigned website with member tools

The Dubois County Chamber of Commerce unveiled a redesigned website on Jan. 15, 2026, aiming to make it easier for residents and businesses to find resources, events, and one another. The site was developed with Indigo Webservices and includes an updated member directory powered by Membee, a membership management platform, designed for faster updates and greater visibility.

At the center of the relaunch is a business directory that members can edit directly. Chamber members can upload logos, change contact information, and refresh listing details without waiting for staff updates. The Chamber said the changes improve navigation and provide better tools for connecting local businesses and the public, consolidating event calendars, membership information, and community resources in a single online hub.

For local businesses, the practical benefits are straightforward. An up-to-date online listing can reduce friction for customers searching for goods and services, improve cross-promotion during county events, and lower administrative time spent on directory maintenance. For residents, the site is intended to make it simpler to find event dates, local services, and membership benefits in one place rather than visiting multiple pages or calling individual offices.

The redesign reflects broader trends in how local commerce organizations support economic activity. Chambers that modernize digital offerings generally aim to raise member engagement and measure outcomes through site analytics, event registrations, and listing views. While the Chamber has not released usage data, the ability for members to manage their own listings should shorten update cycles and increase the accuracy of public-facing information—factors that matter for attracting visitors, new customers, and potential employees.

Community leaders and small business owners can use the new platform to post event information and keep their public profiles current ahead of the busy spring and summer seasons. The Chamber encouraged members and community users to explore the site to access resources and event information and to make use of the new tools to promote their services.

What this means for Dubois County is a more visible, centralized marketplace for local commerce. As businesses update listings and the Chamber tracks engagement, residents should see easier access to event schedules and contact details; for businesses, the site provides a low-cost way to sharpen their online presence and connect with customers across the county.