The Tazewell County Chamber of Commerce and the Tazewell County Tourism Department are excited to share a new website, 
https://www.lovetazewellcounty.com/

Please visit this website to find out how your favorite business is currently operating and how you can support them in these difficult times!

 

Why join the Tazewell County Chamber of Commerce?
-We are a membership organization that advocates on behalf of local businesses.
-We are backed by a board that is comprised of business people from Tazewell County.
-You can help shape the future of education in your area by working with the leaders in business, government and education.
-You will be a part of crucial business-to-business networking relationships.
-You will be informed about changing trends in marketing, advertising and social media.
-You can be a part of our "SHOP LOCAL" campaign.
-You can be a part of the chamber's business registry and gain revenue through referrals that begin at the chamber office.
-And in current times like now, helpful resources wil be made available to all chamber members about how you can continue to be supported.

For more details about the Tazewell County Chamber of Commerce, visit our website at tazewellchamber.com or call 276-988-5091.
 

 

ATTENTION members of the chamber and small business owners:

     The Small Business Development Center at Southwest Virginia Community College is planning an informative Zoom meeting for Thursday, April 9, 10am, to discuss Small Business Relief Options.  If you are a business/entity located in Tazewell County and would like to participate please send an email to pwarden@tazewellcounty.org and include your contact information. You will receive an email with the invitation to register.

Please take advantage of this helpful information and Q&A session.

If you have questions please contact the chamber at 276-988-5091.

Thanks to our Tazewell County Administrator, Eric Young, for all the steps to getting our county prepared for what could be the worst of COVID-19! Mr Young reminds all residents to stay home if you can, wash your hands and do not touch your face to prevent the spreading of this invisible disease.
TOGETHER WE CAN KEEP TAZEWELL COUNTY HEALTHY!