Member News

I hope everyone has had a great week so far! The fall season is so busy around Johnston County so I wanted this week’s column to be purely informational and give everyone some notice. This Saturday, September 23rd we have the Ravia Fire Department’s BBQ Cook Out that will help raise money for new equipment…

The fall season always means busy schedules. Luckily, we have got you covered with our community calendar on the Chamber website! The Chickasaw Annual Meeting and Festival is quickly approaching and there will be many family-friendly activities and demonstrations right here in Tishomingo. You will find lists of those with places and times on the…

https://johnstoncountyokchamber.com/employment/ Looking for full- or part-time employees for your business in Johnston County? List the position on the Chamber of Commerce website! We want to help motivated employees find you, giving you the resources to run your business efficiently. Call or text 580-371-2175 or email johnstoncountychamber@gmail.com with your business name and contact information. An application…

One of the great things about a new school year is football season! Good luck in the game against Madill, Tishomingo Indians! Also, don’t forget that there are some little ones playing the game on Saturday mornings – the Tishomingo Little Indians next football game is September 2nd at home versus Davis. Their schedule is…

Last week was a busy one! I had a great visit with Lisa at the Milburn site of Urgent Care – Family Care Network. What a funny gal! She, Dr. Weathers and the staff there take great pride in their work and help 30-60 patients per day. We really do have great healthcare facilities in…

Published in the August 17-23, 2017 edition of the Capital-Democrat I hope everyone is having a great week so far! Many of our schools have started and town is bustling again with college students. I mentioned in my newsletter this week that the Murray State College Aggie Dining Hall is open to the public for…

Published in the August 10-16, 2017 edition of the Capital-Democrat My Bullfrogs started back to school this week, along with Coleman and Milburn. With four of the six children in my family graduated from the school of approximately 170 students K-12, it makes me so glad to see things like INCA creating the Hygiene Kits and…

It was another great week at the Chamber! New membership means a stronger community and another investment in business and organizational development, so welcome Shady Oaks Mobile Home Park and Tishomingo Ag Booster Club! Speaking of the Ag Booster Club, did you know that schools and their organizations can join the Chamber as well? We…

“The Chamber of Commerce should be a hub of communication for your area. You are the first location that visitors and possible new business owners will go to when trying to find things out about Johnston County. You must be ready for their questions.” Janet Reed, executive director of the Durant Area Chamber of Commerce…