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Written by Web Master
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Monday, 09 June 2008 |
Humboldt County, Nevada Humboldt County, Nevada
Welcome to Winnemucca! This is the official website of the Humboldt County Chamber of Commerce, located in Winnemucca, Nevada, the Crossroads of the West.
The Humboldt County Chamber of Commerce is a non-profit organization made up of business owners, professional people, and area residents who have formed a volunteer partnership to support and enhance the local economic and social climate of this area.
More than 200 Humboldt County businesses are members of the Chamber of Commerce, making it one of the largest Rural Chambers in Northern Nevada. Business exposure, networking opportunities and professional development are included in membership. The Humboldt County Chamber of Commerce operates the only full-service Visitor and Information Center. We are housed in the East Hall of the Convention Center, the old "Star" Casino.
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Written by Debbie Stone
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Saturday, 16 January 2010 |
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 Installation of Officcers Five business people have been elected to serve two-year terms on the Humboldt County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. Returning to the Board are Tobin Kueper of Cyanco, Robin Paul-Woolever of Wal-mart, Christopher Betz of Raleys, and Kim Jones, owner of Karma. New to the board are Bob Shaw, owner and operator of Computer Tamer and Forrest Newton, who has been appointed for a one-year term to fill a board vacancy. Other Board members serving out already established terms include, Betty Lawrence, Independent member, Bill Sims, Great Basin Arts and Entertainment, Theresa Mavity, owner and instructor of Dance Plus Studio, and Stephanie Wade, owner of Second Street Seasonals.
The group was sworn into office by Mayor Di An Putnam during the January General Membership Luncheon at the Martin Hotel.
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Written by Debbie Stone
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Thursday, 22 January 2009 |
(From the Chamber Pacesetter)
A message from your Chamber President.
Shop local. You hear it all the time. Spend your dollars at home. Keep the local economy strong. Shop local. Shop local. Shop local.
If it’s said so often, you might be wondering why I think it’s important to say it again.
Just bear with me, while I give you six reasons that aren’t talked about as often as the “multiplier” or “trickle down effect”, where for example, a dollar spent in a retail store may then be spent by the store owner to pay rent, the landlord may spend the dollar at the grocery store, the grocer a the gas station, the gasoline station owner at the hardware store, the hardware store owner at the pharmacy and so forth. It is when the dollar is taken down the road to the store in the next city that the multiplier effect is diminished. Every dollar that a community member spends outside of the community diminishes the economic health of the community. It DIMINISHES the economic health of your community! Wow…that’s really something to think about. But I said I was going to give you six different reasons for shopping local.
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