Through the resources on this site, the Elkins-Randolph County Chamber of Commerce provides helpful information to not only existing members but to businesses or individuals who are considering opening companies or relocating to the area. The Chamber staff and Board of Directors are working to advocate for the interests of businesses and non-profits, and to improve communication and create networking possibilities for Chamber members.
The Chamber’s August AFTER HOURS event will take place at Valley Pointe: A Regency Property. You are invited to join us for an evening of food and drinks to connect with other Elkins-Randolph County Chamber members and hear about local business opportunities. This event begins at 5:30 PM; 51 Valley Pointe Drive, Elkins. Chamber members and the entire community are welcome to attend this free event!
The Chamber invites the community to the Chamber’s Bi-Monthly Meeting on Thursday, August 22, 2019 at The Arts Center. Lunch will be provided beginning at 11:45. The meeting’s theme is “Mind, Body, & Soul.” Tracy Fath, Duane Boyce and Mindy Chua from Davis Medical Center will be our guest speakers. Chamber President, Mark Doak, will give an update on What’s Happening at the Chamber. He will highlight two Chamber initiatives, Micro-Chambers and Building a Vibrant Community. The cost to attend is $15 for members and $20 for non-members. Call 304.636.2717 to reserve your seat today!
The Chamber’s September After Hours will be held on a special date – Thursday, September 12th, at 5:30 PM at Colonial Place. Come back soon for additional details.
April 29, 2019, ELKINS — The Elkins-Randolph County Chamber presented nine major awards during “A Magical Evening” the Chamber’s Annual Dinner & Awards Celebration at the Phil Gainer Center. Entertainment was provided by the Old Brick Players featuring The Alpine School of Virtue and Magic.
This year’s award recipients were:
Tomblyn Funeral Home, Business of the Year; Pat Schoonover, Citizen of the Year; St. Patrick’s Women and Men of Coalton, Non-profit of the Year; Taira Gainer Landavere, Young Leader of the Year; Leslie Louk, Educator of the Year; Wendy Morgan, Chamber Member of the Year; Hugh Hitchcock, Business Man of the Year; Jodie Parrack, Business Woman of the Year; and Bob Wamsley, The Tom Williams Award of Distiction for Community Service.
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July 6, 2019, ELKINS — The 4th of July Celebration in Downtown Elkins was a collaborative effort between the Elkins-Randolph County Chamber, Elkins Main Street, Our Town (Mountain State Street Machines), Elkins-Randolph Tourism, the City of Elkins, and the Randolph County Commission.
The celebration began Friday evening with First Friday sponsored by Elkins Main Street and the 2019 MSSM Car Extravaganza. The car show continued Saturday. That evening, between multiple rain showers and lightening bursts, the Chamber hosted a concert featuring Santa Cruz Band. The concert ended early due to rain, but the fireworks went off anyway. Sponsors for the fireworks and concert were the Randolph County Commission, the City of Elkins, Davis & Elkins College, Anytime Fitness, and National Management Resources Corporation.
The car show wrapped up the weekend on Sunday morning. The Chamber and all the collaborators and sponsors thank the community for participating in the 2019 4th of July Celebration!
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