Last year, we were one of multiple Chambers of Commerce across rural
Nevada that expressed opposition to the recording industry’s proposed
performance fee on terrestrial radio - the Performance Rights Act. This
fee did not become law, but the recording industry is still advocating
this fee and pushing policy makers to support their position. This new fee
could be devastating for Nevada because our local radio stations are
important to our community’s economic well-being and play a vital public
safety role in times of crisis. We remain opposed to a new performance
fee on local radio stations.
Fortunately a resolution that opposes the imposition of any new
performance fee on broadcasters was introduced earlier this year. This
resolution is called the Local Radio Freedom Act and is supported by
Representatives Shelley Berkley (D-NV-1), Joseph Heck (R-NV-3), and Dean
Heller (R-NV-2). We hope Senator Reid will stand with Nevada’s radio
stations as well.
Please ask Senator Reid to join Nevada’s congressional delegation in
supporting Nevada’s local radio stations and the Local Radio Freedom Act.
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Come join us on August 13th at the Humboldt County Museum at noon for the General Membeship Luncheon. Mayor Di An Putnam will be speaking on the State of the City. Call the Chanmber office to RSVP at 623-2225
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GENERAL MEMBERSHIP LUNCHEON!
The 2nd Tuesday of each month.
August 13th the Luncheon will be hosted by TBA, noon.
With one simple click you can find what you need in our Chamber Member Business list, located on the left-hand sidebar.
GENERAL MEMBERSHIP LUNCHEON!
The 2nd Tuesday of each month.
August 13th the Luncheon will be hosted by TBA, noon.
CHAMBER MEMBERS
click here for a full listing of Humboldt County Chamber Members
GENERAL MEMBERSHIP LUNCHEON
Come join us on August 13th at the Humboldt County Museum at noon for the General Membeship Luncheon. Mayor Di An Putnam will be speaking on the State of the City. Call the Chanmber office to RSVP at 623-2225
Humboldt County Chamber of Commerce Calendar
Monday, August 5th - Board of Directors Meeting, 5:30pm
Tuesday, August 13th- General Membership Luncheon--TBA
Saturday, August 24th — Historic Downtown Wine Walk from 4-7pm. You can purchase your wine glass at the Chamber office starting at 3:30 to 5:30pm, $20 a glass or $15 if you use your glass from last year.
Coming up
September 14th—1st annual 3k or 5k ‘fun for everyone’
Color the Mucc, run!
Tuesday, August 13th- General Membership Luncheon--TBA
Saturday, August 24th — Historic Downtown Wine Walk from 4-7pm. You can purchase your wine glass at the Chamber office starting at 3:30 to 5:30pm, $20 a glass or $15 if you use your glass from last year.
Coming up
September 14th—1st annual 3k or 5k ‘fun for everyone’
Color the Mucc, run!
Chamber Member Businesses-RESTAURANTS
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Winnemucca Businesses-UNIQUE IDEAS AND GIFT SHOPS
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PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE
The Humboldt County Chamber of Commerce encourages you to shop local FIRST, before heading out of town. We all know it's fun to travel to a bigger city, but have you ever thought that shopping local has many benefits. Here are 15 reasons to consider or reconsider how you spend your money.
1. Local businesses employ local people.
2. Local employees pay local taxes.
3. Local business people usually support other local businesses.
4. Local employees support local businesses.
5. Local businesses are often--VERY OFTEN--called on for local charities.
6. Local businesses contribute FAR MORE to local charities.
7. Local businesses support local athletic teams and other school/youth organizations.
8. Local businesses provide members of the local service clubs, fire and ambulance volunteers.
9. Local service clubs are primarily dedicated to helping others "in need" as well as supporting many other good charitable causes.
10. Local businesses provide personal service to their customers.
11. Local businesses usually address problems directly, rather than directing the customer to contact the main office located elsewhere.
12. Local businesses are not constantly "merging" or "selling off".
13. Local businesses support the local Chamber of Commerce.
14. Local Chambers of Commerce provide many services and public activities which benefit the whole community.
15. Local business is YOU!
1. Local businesses employ local people.
2. Local employees pay local taxes.
3. Local business people usually support other local businesses.
4. Local employees support local businesses.
5. Local businesses are often--VERY OFTEN--called on for local charities.
6. Local businesses contribute FAR MORE to local charities.
7. Local businesses support local athletic teams and other school/youth organizations.
8. Local businesses provide members of the local service clubs, fire and ambulance volunteers.
9. Local service clubs are primarily dedicated to helping others "in need" as well as supporting many other good charitable causes.
10. Local businesses provide personal service to their customers.
11. Local businesses usually address problems directly, rather than directing the customer to contact the main office located elsewhere.
12. Local businesses are not constantly "merging" or "selling off".
13. Local businesses support the local Chamber of Commerce.
14. Local Chambers of Commerce provide many services and public activities which benefit the whole community.
15. Local business is YOU!
Chamber Stats for July 2013
This list reflects pamphlets mailed and does not reflect the hundreds of brochures and promotions taken weekly from the display cases located inside the Visitors Center
Visitors 597
Lodging 30
Restaurants 48
Real Estate 24
Rentals 38
Casinos related 17
Other services 22
E-mails answered 23
Tourist info 35
Relocation 34
Visitors 597
Lodging 30
Restaurants 48
Real Estate 24
Rentals 38
Casinos related 17
Other services 22
E-mails answered 23
Tourist info 35
Relocation 34
New and Returning Members for July 2013
Please try and do business with Chamber Members first…they support your community. Chamber Checks are accepted by Chamber Members only.
This list reflect the members renewing this month only.
Stop by and Check out the new businesses!
Thank you to Renewing Members
The Mad Hatter
Super 8
Olsen’s Corner Drug
Mary Kay Cosmetics
Northern Nevada Business Weekly
Holiday Inn Express
Betty Lawrence
Nevada Bighorns Unlimited
Humboldt Volunteer Hospice
Dubble Check
Northern Nevada Arts Council
Belanger & Co
Healthy or Hype
Java Town
Sparkey’s
Kaia F.I.T.
Thank you to New Members
Hycroft Resources
This list reflect the members renewing this month only.
Stop by and Check out the new businesses!
Thank you to Renewing Members
The Mad Hatter
Super 8
Olsen’s Corner Drug
Mary Kay Cosmetics
Northern Nevada Business Weekly
Holiday Inn Express
Betty Lawrence
Nevada Bighorns Unlimited
Humboldt Volunteer Hospice
Dubble Check
Northern Nevada Arts Council
Belanger & Co
Healthy or Hype
Java Town
Sparkey’s
Kaia F.I.T.
Thank you to New Members
Hycroft Resources
RIBBON CUTTINGS
BAH (Business After Hours) Mixers