Local Business Owner Teams Up with Williamstown Elementary
March 26, 2025 - 05:08
WILLIAMSTOWN — Misti Sims, a proud graduate of Parkersburg South High School and the founder of Little Black Dress Events, has officially become a Partner In Education with Williamstown Elementary. The partnership was formalized on Monday when Sims signed the necessary documents to join this initiative.
The Partners In Education program, initiated by the Chamber of Commerce of the Mid-Ohio Valley, seeks to create beneficial collaborations between local businesses and educational institutions. This program is designed to foster a supportive environment for students and educators alike by providing resources and opportunities that enhance the learning experience.
Sims expressed her enthusiasm for the partnership, highlighting her commitment to giving back to the community that shaped her. Through this collaboration, she aims to bring innovative ideas and support to the students and staff at Williamstown Elementary, enriching their educational journey and helping to create a positive impact in the local community.
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