Executive Committee Bertha Rodriguez
Board President Individual Member R. David Guerrero (Life Member)
Immediate Past President Jim Wells County Mellie Smithwick
CVB VP/ President-Elect Individual Member Sandra Bowen
Membership VP LJA Engineering Mary Jan Jenkins
Civic VP Immanuel Lutheran Church Ed Garcia
Treasurer/EDC VP State Farm Juan A. Navejar Jr.
Executive Director
Board Members Debra Brooks Edward Jones Bobby Galindo Alice Autoplex Goldie Rosas-Garcia Rosas Funeral Home Mitch Hippensteal Texas Farm Bureau Linda Lopez Alice Cost Containment Thomas McKinney CHRISTUS Spohn Alice David Munoz United Home Care Rodrigo Rodriguez Walgreens Mirelda Salinas Gulf Coast Federal Credit Union Rumaldo "Rummy" Solis Jr. Boys & Girls Club of Alice Board of Directors Gay Lynn Storm Stewart Title Laurie Whitty Paladium Bowl
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Anna Saenz- President Martin Cantu- Vice President Ofelia Hunter- Secretary David Silva - Treasurer
Dee Dee Arismendez
David Fabela
William Nash
Nicole Ortegon
Nena Castillo-PItts (LIfe Member)
Margaret Smith (Life Member)
Angelica Villarreal
Charity Webster
Clare Wonders
The Alice Chamber of Commerce presents Lemonade Day 2019 sponsored by First Community Bank and Texas Champion Bank on Saturday, May 18, 2019 from 9 am to 1 pm.
Our annual Lemonade Day is set for Saturday, May 18th. We are looking for 20 Chamber Members who would like to offer their store front for our teams. This is a Saturday event and will require access for the kids to use the bathroom. The teams will donate 20 percent of their sales to the Alice Food Pantry. Come out and support our teams.
No matter what type of business you have, whether you are at home, in a store front, or online, you are going to want to keep your eye on the competition. This is important for several reasons. You need to be sure that you are getting the most customers that you can and that you are meeting the needs of these customers so that you can keep them and get others.
The Alice Ambassadors welcome new member Angelica Villarreal from Stewart Title. She will join our group this month and look forward to her being an asset to the Ambassadors.
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Are you computing in the cloud or living in one? Actually you can live in the cloud. The cloud is for everything: it services enterprise computing and personal needs. You can rid your shelves of books and photo albums and store them in the cloud. You can enjoy streaming movies and music…
In most tech supports scams, a “representative” helps you “fix” a computer problem you didn’t realize you had - for a fee. As more people catch on to this popular scam, con artists find new twists on the same old trick. This time, it involves offering you a refund.
The tHairapy Room held a Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting Ceremony one Thursday, April 18th. The new salon is owned by Miranda Rodriguez and is located at 416 E. Main.
Our annual Lemonade Day is set for Saturday, May 18th. We are looking for 20 Chamber Members who would like to offer their store front for our teams. This is a Saturday event and will require access for the kids to use the bathroom. The teams will donate 20 percent of their sales to the Alice Food Pantry. Come out and support our teams.
No matter what type of business you have, whether you are at home, in a store front, or online, you are going to want to keep your eye on the competition. This is important for several reasons. You need to be sure that you are getting the most customers that you can and that you are meeting the needs of these customers so that you can keep them and get others. 
The Alice Ambassadors welcome new member Angelica Villarreal from Stewart Title. She will join our group this month and look forward to her being an asset to the Ambassadors.
In most tech supports scams, a “representative” helps you “fix” a computer problem you didn’t realize you had - for a fee. As more people catch on to this popular scam, con artists find new twists on the same old trick. This time, it involves offering you a refund.
