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Tuesday, June 02, 2026News Release: 6/2/2026
It's back by popular demand! And we couldn't be more excited to announce it! The Hart County Chamber of Commerce is partnering with Hart County Schools to bring back the Back to School Blast for the 2026–2027 school year! If you were part of this effort before COVID, you already know how special it was. If you weren't, get ready — because this is one of the most meaningful things our business community does all year. Here's where we are right now. We are currently awaiting supply lists from the Hart
Tuesday, June 02, 2026Art Center : Volunteer
SUMMER VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Looking for a meaningful way to give back to our community this summer? The Arts Center of Hartwell is looking for volunteers to help bring creativity, culture, and community together! The center offers opportunities to assist with events, workshops, gallery activities, building upkeep, and more. Volunteers can also serve as docents, workshop assistants, or lend a hand wherever needed. ✨ Great for students, retirees, community members, and anyone who loves the arts! Volunteer
Monday, June 01, 2026Farmers Market at The Station Moves to New Time
The Station of Hartwell is trying a brand new time slot for their Wednesday Farmer's Market. You can now catch all of the same live entertainment and vendors you love at The Station starting at 5PM.
Tuesday, May 26, 2026Fabritex Named a 2026 Georgia Small Business Rock Star
Hart County has reason to celebrate. Fabritex, the Hartwell-based metal fabrication company owned and operated by Lee Adams, has been named one of Georgia's 2026 Small Business Rock Stars by the Georgia Department of Economic Development. The recognition, featured in the May 2026 issue of Georgia Trend Magazine, highlights five Georgia businesses that exemplify the innovation, resilience, and community investment that define the state's small business economy. The Fabritex story is rooted in Hart
Wednesday, May 13, 2026Hart County Chamber of Commerce Announces 2026 Nicki Meyer Scholarship Recipient
HARTWELL, Ga. — The Hart County Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce that Connor Norris has been named the 2026 recipient of the Nicki Meyer Scholarship. The award was presented on April 29th during Senior Awards Night at the Lonnie Burns Fine Arts Center at Hart County High School. The Nicki Meyer Scholarship honors the memory of former Chamber Executive Director Nicki Meyer, who served from 2012 to 2017 and dedicated herself to economic development, community investment, and the future of Hart
Friday, February 13, 2026Direct Mail Marketing: Turning Tangible Touchpoints Into Measurable Growth
Direct mail marketing remains one of the most reliable ways businesses create meaningful customer engagement in a noisy digital environment. While email inboxes overflow and online ads compete for milliseconds of attention, physical mail creates a tangible, high-trust touchpoint that customers can hold, reread, and act on.Key Takeaways at a Glance Physical mail cuts through digital fatigue and captures focused attention. Direct mail delivers strong response rates compared to many digital
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