Chamber Events

The community is invited to attend a Legislative Luncheon hosted by the Chamber at the Murray State College Aggie Dining Room on February 16, 2018 from 12:00-1:00 p.m. All of our district legislators have been invited to give us an update and Q&A time on current events in state and federal government. Attendees may purchase…

The first Women’s Biz Connection was quite a success, with representation from over a dozen businesses and the Chickasaw Nation. Barbara Rackley of the Women’s Business Center in Durant welcomed guests and introduced OSU extension directors Keegan Varner of Johnston County and Janna Kelley of Pontotoc County.The PRIDE program teaches business owners about how to…

    The Johnston County Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce that this year’s 2017 Christmas Parade grand marshal and winning bidder is Landmark Bank, who has chosen to name the parade, “Christmas Through The Eyes of a Child”. The parade is scheduled for Saturday, December 9th at 10:00 a.m. Entries will line up at…

Another round of ribbon cuttings took place in Tishomingo last Saturday, October 28th for two special locations. The Tishomingo National Wildlife Refuge and TREES organization, with Chamber directors and ambassadors (above), celebrated the renovation of Craven Trail and the dock on Dick’s Pond. Joanne Ryan led a “Spooky By Nature” tour, pointing our poison fungi…

      October 14th marked the grand opening of six businesses in Tishomingo, Oklahoma and we could not be more enthused! The sun-shiniest place around, Sunshine Boutique, was the first stop of the evening. This boutique offers clothing, home decor and gifts. If you swing by 704 E. Main Street, you will see Stacy’s big…

The Johnston County Chamber of Commerce has organized a new, fun, community-involved event to usher in the holiday season. Johnston County student organizations are encouraged to submit a homemade scarecrow to win cash and prizes, that will be displayed on Main Street in Tishomingo (unless otherwise requested). Member businesses who would like to help sponsor…

Published in the Capital-Democrat The Johnston County Chamber of Commerce and other friends and supporters joined the staff of Heartfelt Flowers in celebrating the completion of its new outdoor mural during a special ribbon cutting event on Thursday, Aug. 3. The painting by artist Shea Meyer of Stratford depicts two young girls – one Native American…