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Ribbon Cutting Ceremony - Wischnewsky Dodge
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Ribbon Cutting Ceremony - First Financial Bank
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Ribbon Cutting Ceremony - Walls BBQ
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Ambassadors make random visits to our members....this time we surprised Tallent Sausage!
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Sharing Fair on the Square info at Bearkat Mania!
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Ribbon Cutting Ceremony - Rather Park Stage - HLI Class 41 Class Project!
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2022 Fair on the Square Best of Show Winner!
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Huntsville Leadership Institute (HLI) Class 41 at ROPES day at Carolina Creek!
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One of our sponsors of the monthly Chamber Small Business Breakfast - Tomorrow's Promise Montessori School
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2022 Chamber Ambassadors
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Economic Development
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The City of Huntsville is part of Walker County in east Texas, approximately 70 miles north of Houston and 170 miles of Dallas via Interstate 45. Crossroads include Texas State Highway 30 (west to Bryan-College Station) and State Highway 190 (east to Livingston). Other cities in Walker County include New Waverly and Riverside.
Huntsville covers 31.0 square miles, while Walker County includes 790 square miles. The population of Huntsville is 38,548, New Waverly is 1,032 and Riverside is 510. The population in Walker County is 67,861. Walker County is located near Lake Livingston and is surrounded by the Sam Houston National Forest.
Bruce Brothers Huntsville Regional Airport is the nearest airport for general aviation with a 5,000 foot asphalt runway. George Bush Intercontinental Airport and the nearest deep-water port are located about an hour away in Houston.
Visit the City of Huntsville or Walker County website.
The Huntsville Walker County Chamber of Commerce has a strong partnership with America’s Small Business Development Center (SBDC) which is affiliated with the College of Business Administration at Sam Houston State University. The SBDC staff provides one-on-one counseling, as well as a variety of training seminars often co-sponsored with the chamber. Small business start-ups and existing business counseling are priorities of the SBDC.
Huntsville Walker County Chamber of Commerce 2023 State of Texas Legislative Priorities
-Support access and increased funding/resources of public education/workforce development at the primary, secondary, Higher Ed, entrepreneur, and Small Business levels.
-Work on economic development enrichment efforts with Sam Houston State University, City of Huntsville, Walker County, Huntsville ISD, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Huntsville Memorial Hospital, and the private business sector.
-Advocate for legislation that supports and funds rural hospitals, emergency services and infrastructure (roads, water, wastewater, Wi-Fi, drainage).
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Events Calendar
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Upcoming Events
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