Loading homeless dogs onto a trailer for transport to no-kill shelters in other states, from left, are Amanda Fedric and Lykinda Cross, both of Garland, Texas, and Heather Estrada, director of Haven Animal Rescue and Transport, Inc.
This past year, I have truly enjoyed the support and diligence of the Board of Directors for the Clinton Chamber of Commerce, and the time and attention the board put into getting things accomplished and moving forward in the right direction.
I had the extreme privilege of being born and raised in Clinton. I’ve heard it said, Clinton is the biggest little town in the world, and although I doubted that growing up, I’ve come to the understanding that it just might be true.
I just finished 10 years as the president of the Chamber of Commerce, and looking back we’ve accomplished a lot during that time.
Lowell Flaming, left, and Mayor David Berrong in conversation at the Chamber’s bi-annual luncheon.
Chamber member Canda Dupree, right, watches trick roper Levi Nicholson give a performance during the Chamber’s Rodeo Hot Dog Days event.
The Clinton Chamber of Commerce will focus on several goals for the 2019-2020 year. The Chamber Board of Directors determined these goals June 21, 2019.
Business Development and Improvement (Tourism/Visitors)
During the Chamber’s Rodeo Hot Dog Days, Clinton fire fighters, from left, D.J. Woodall, Joe Williams, Capt. Calvin Baggett and Dylan Abner won “Best in Show” with the fire department’s Engine No. 3.
The Clinton Chamber of Commerce has many committees that work hard for different aspects of the Chamber. These committees include the Chamber Banquet Committee, the Clinton Route 66 Festival Committee, the Legislative Committee, Retail Service & Events Committee, and Ambassador Committee.
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