Apr 27, 2020 | Chamber News, Greater Arlington
Restaurants give so much to our communities. They bring people together to connect and make memories. Many of us are looking for new ways to support local restaurants during this unprecedented time. Well, look no further. You can now pick up groceries and DIY meals...
Apr 27, 2020 | Chamber News, Corporate Citizenship, Greater Arlington
Whether you love music or are looking for some family fun, the Levitt Pavilion has you covered. For over a decade, the Levitt Pavilion has brought members of the community together to enjoy free live concerts. Each year, the Levitt Pavilion attracts an average of...
Apr 24, 2020 | Chamber News, Corporate Citizenship, Greater Arlington
Texas Live! is a favorite attraction among Arlington locals and tourists alike. It is no secret that Texas Live! is already a beloved member of the greater Arlington community. In just its first two years, they have attracted 2.5 million visitors with famous events...
Apr 22, 2020 | Chamber News, Economic Development, Public Policy
Chambers of Commerce have been a non-government resource for small businesses during the COVID-19 Pandemic. Chambers have performed a concierge role, helping members and non-members discover aid for which they were eligible and helping them apply. In many places,...
Apr 20, 2020 | Chamber News, Economic Development
Small businesses are the foundation of our communities and our economy. While employing nearly half the American workforce, they keep our neighborhoods running and make them feel like home. The COVID-19 pandemic has left many businesses facing uncertainty, but there...
Apr 17, 2020 | Chamber News, Economic Development, Greater Arlington, Public Policy
ARLINGTON, Texas — Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce President & CEO Michael Jacobson today signed on to a statement with leaders from the Metro Eight Chambers of Commerce in support of Gov. Greg Abbott’s plan to gradually open the Texas economy:...
