Tag: Meeker Chamber of Commerce

Trail & Hitch …

Trail and Hitch RV Park and Tiny Home Hotel held a Grand Opening Ribbon Cutting and Open House. Owner Amanda Montgomery and Manager Kris Deines cut the ribbon along with Stephanie Kobald and Ann Franklin from the Meeker Chamber of Commerce. Tiny Home tours, smore’s bar and campfire added to[Read More…]

To market we will go …

Residents took advantage of pleasant June weather to get outside for the first Farmers Market/Meekerpalooza event of the summer last Friday. For more photos from the downtown event, visit https://rioblancoheraldtimes.smugmug.com/Farmers-MarketMeekerpalooza/.

Meeker Chamber offers healthshare program

Western Colorado has one of the highest health insurance rates in the state, and possibly the nation, with a limited choice of insurers from which to choose. That’s a challenge for small businesses financially and in terms of hiring and keeping employees. To address that challenge, the Meeker Chamber of[Read More…]

The Cottage on Park Avenue …

Owners Eric Knez and Shawnna Hossack-Knez (center) held an Open House for their long-term/vacation rental in Meeker, The Cottage on Park Avenue. Stephanie Kobald and Ann Franklin from the Meeker Chamber of Commerce, along with friends and visitors, helped them celebrate as the Chamber’s “Biz of the Month.”

News Briefs: June 18, 2020

Enter the July 4th Parade! The theme of the 2020 parade is “FREEDOM”. The annual parade is hosted by the Meeker Chamber of Commerce and is held downtown Meeker on Main Street starting at 10 a.m. Anyone can enter the parade — whether you are an individual, an organization, a[Read More…]

Ribbon cutting …

Blanco Cellars and the Little Cheese Shop has relocated to 317 E. Market St. in Meeker. The Meeker Chamber of Commerce held an impromptu ribbon-cutting during the monthly tasting event last Thursday with owner Vanessa Trout. Blanco’s business hours are Tuesday through Friday from 12:30-6 p.m.

Tastes like success…

The Meeker Chamber of Commerce is the esteemed recipient of this year’s “Chicken,” awarded to one community by other participating Main Street communities. “I’m not sure how it all started, but it symbolizes that we are doing a great job,” said Chamber Executive Director Stephanie Kobald.

2019 Parade of Lights …

Unusually balmy winter weather contributed to a successful Parade of Lights, despite a few glitches. The parade was followed by a fireworks display courtesy of Meeker Volunteer Fire and Rescue as well as sweet treats and caroling in the Meeker Hotel and Cafe. ????Caitlin Walker Photos