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 March AFTER HOURS event will take place at D&E College on March 21 from 5:00 to 7:00. The college will be highlighting the school’s Host Family Program for International Students. Food from around the world, and beverages too, will be served. Current Host Families will share their stories, and the International Students will be available to share their experiences as students living and learning in the United States and West Virginia. Chamber members and the entire community is welcome to attend this free event!
A “magical” evening awaits you as the Elkins-Randolph County Chamber celebrates and honors outstanding businesses and individuals for their commitment and service to Randolph County. The Chamber is proud to announce that the Old Brick Playhouse will present the “Alpine School of Virtue and Magic” to those in attendance. This is an adaptation of the April 20th experience available through Durbin & Greenbrier Valley Railroad and Graceland Inn. Social Hour for the Annual Awards Dinner begins at 5:30 and Dinner begins at 6:30. Contact the chamber for ticket information!
This second annual conference will be held on June 7, 2019 from 9AM to 3PM. Our guest speaker is Rebekah D. Mathis-Stump, Esq. Topics include “How Leaders Relate,” “How Leaders Communicate,” and “How Leaders Think.” The cost is $35 for Chamber members, and $40 for non-members. More information is forthcoming!
January 7, 2019, ELKINS — With the start of the new year and a new director at the helm, (the Chamber) has high hopes to boost economic development in the area.
Elkins-Randolph County Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Lisa Wood began her tenure with the organization on Nov. 7 and is proud of the Chamber’s accomplishments.
“I’m proud that the Chamber provides many different events/activities that support business in our area, while also providing events that benefit its citizens. I use the Christmas Parade held last month and the Legislative Luncheon held this week as examples of each,” she continued. “The Christmas parade was cold, snowy, and held on a day of national mourning, but it was also fun and meaningful for both the participants and on-lookers alike. And the Legislative Luncheon fits perfectly with our mission to advocate, educate, and network to enhance business opportunities in Elkins & Randolph County.”
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January 4, 2019, ELKINS — Four area politicians spoke Thursday during an event anticipating the beginning of the spring session of the West Virginia Legislature.
During the 2019 Elkins-Randolph County Chamber of Commerce Legislative Update event Thursday, guests heard from 43rd District House of Delegates members Bill Hartman and Cody Thompson, as well as 11th Senatorial District representatives Greg Boso and Bill Hamilton.
Topics discussed included economic growth, and strategies to keep and increase population in the state.
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