Our members realize that through the Chamber, they can accomplish collectively what no one of them can do individually. More than 450 members (80 percent of them small businesses) work together to enhance the economic climate of Liberty County for business growth and improved quality of life.
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The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce fulfills hundreds of relocation requests each year. Relocation packets are mailed all over the country to those planning on moving to our wonderful community. Our relocation packets come complete with an area phone book, Newcomer’s Guide, Chamber Directory, Demographic & Statistical information, Liberty County Magazine, tourist brochures and information, Real Estate information, a County Street Map, and information from various agencies and businesses throughout the County. The cost of the packet is $15 which covers the postage. To request a Relocation packet, please click here or call (912) 368-4445. Please be sure to include a phone number where we can call you to confirm the details.
The Christmas season is officially upon us and it’s now that the chaos begins. This isn’t exactly the personal chaos of shopping, fretting over gift giving, decorating, or not being able to perfectly wrap a gift to save your life. Nope! I’m talking about our annual events, the Christmas Parade and Christmas in the Park….
Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays, and I plan on spending some quality time with my family during the break. We’re not traveling this year (thank goodness) so there’s no stress about packing or traffic. I’m looking forward to a relaxing holiday weekend filled with activities on a slow-paced schedule. Here’s my list of…
Fall officially began on September 22nd, but you may have noticed that the temperature is still quite warm down here, and you may also be aware that the mosquitoes are in full force. It’s kind of like summer is still with us. I’m not much of a summer person. I like the concept of the…
Let me start this blog post by saying how grateful I am to the City of Hinesville, the Liberty County Government and the power companies for all their hard work and efforts during and after Hurricane Matthew. In a time where people are able to complain and voice their opinions with minimal or sometimes no…
I’m writing this blog pre-Hurricane Matthew, so I’m very optimistic at this point that everything will be fine. I’ve already got water, non-perishable items, matches and candles at the house. I’m all set with basic requirements for living. However, I’m not necessarily prepared for the boredom that may set in if the power is out…
