Winter Weather Alert: Important Information for Businesses and Residents
Reports indicate extreme icy conditions that may lead to power outages, hazardous roads, and service disruptions. Conditions are being monitored closely and updates may change quickly. This information is intended to help businesses and individuals prepare and respond now. Primary winter storm information sources include: Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency (GEMA/HS) National Weather Service (NWS) Business Preparedness Checklist Time may be limited, but every step helps.
New Chamber Leadership Welcomes 2026
A new year always brings a sense of possibility and hope, and as we step into 2026, the Chamber of Commerce is excited to do just that with renewed energy, fresh perspectives, and a leadership team ready to serve our members and community. We are proud to introduce our 2026 Executive Committee, a group of dedicated leaders who are committed to collaboration, transparency, and progress. This year’s officers include Chair Jennifer O’Neal, Vice Chair Jeff Loggins, Treasurer April Hart, and Secretary Jerrine
Disasters Can Happen Here: Is Your Business Ready?
Storm Season is Here: Is Your Business Ready? It’s easy to assume that major disasters only happen somewhere else. But if the past year has taught us anything, it’s that we are not immune. Last year, Hart County was lucky when Hurricane Helene passed through. We didn’t experience major structural damage, but we did experience widespread power outages that lasted for days. The impact on our businesses was deeper than anticipated, especially for those without a plan in place. And just this past weekend,
