Crockett Area Chamber of Commerce

"Paradise in the Pines"

Nestled deep in the heart of the Davy Crockett National Forest, Houston County offers residents and visitors a broad variety of recreation and entertainment possibilities. The area abounds in diversity from the enchanting Big Slough Wilderness Area and the majestic Piney Woods to sprawling ranches and southern style homes. From lakeside and country resorts to downtown shopping and entertainment there is something for everyone. Southern hospitality and modern living converge "where the South meets the West and Texas began."

Historical Cookbook

The Houston County Heritage and Historical Cookbook is a historical book edited by Dorothy Harrison. This historical book offers hundreds of recipes that are at least 50 years old. Along with the many recipes listed in this book there are historic photographs of people and buildings around Crockett and Houston County photographed by Suzanne Steed. This special Historical Houston County Cookbook covers main entrees to side dishes, desserts and breads. All of the recipes are fully indexed along with photographs. This historical piece is great for gifts and safe keeping. To purchase a copy of the book please contact the Crockett Area Chamber office at 936-544-2359.

2010 Crockett Area Chamber Annual Awards Banquet

The Crockett Area Chamber of Commerce celebrated its Annual Awards Banquet on Tuesday, February 16. The Chamber was proud to announce the awards delegated to deserving individuals; 2009 Business of the Year-Community Care Center of Crockett, Volunteer of the Year-Jessica Murff, Citizen of the Year-Lonnie Hunt, Ambassador Team of the Year includes; team captain, Shirley Michka, Rusty Baker, Diana Peterson, Jeri Sulewski, Diana Santone, Karen Johnson, Connie LaRue, Catherine McCall, Julie Newton and Afton Johnson.

Senator Steve Ogden was the guest speaker of the night. Ogden spoke briefly about how important education is to the young minds of Texas. He spoke about Economic Development and our children growing and becoming involved locally with the Economic Development implemented. Ogden hit hard on "shopping at home" and helping out neighboring businesses as much as we can.

Doc's BBQ catered the Banquet with steaks, potatoes, beans, rolls and peach cobbler and ice-cream for dessert. The Crockett Area Chamber of Commerce would like to thank everyone who made the Annual Awards Banquet a success.

Ambassador of the Year, Rusty Baker

Business of the Year, Community Care Center of Crockett

James Waldrop & Juanita Brenner; Out going Board Members

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First Community Bank

To remain vibrant, a community must be able to provide it's citizens with access to basic needs. This month, the Crockett Area Chamber of Commerce recognizes First Commuinty Bank for their continued support of the community.

Featured Member: ETMC

To remain vibrant, a community must be able to provide it's citizens with access to basic needs. This month, the Crockett Area Chamber of Commerce recognizes ETMC for their continued support of the community.