Rogersville / Hawkins County
Chamber of Commerce
The Rogersville/Hawkins County Chamber is a not for profit organization which serves the citizens of Rogersville and Hawkins County.
Established in 1947, the Chamber’s purpose is to promote, advance and perpetuate the business, commercial, manufacturing, and civic interest of the Town of Rogersville and Hawkins County.
To advance the agricultural interests of the area, to develop a unified public spirit in all, whereby a unified effort may be put forth to aid the Town of Rogersville & Hawkins County toward a more prosperous, more beautiful, and better place in which to live.
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For The Love of Tennessee: Travel Safe in Hawkins County
When you’re ready to travel, we look forward to welcoming you with Tennessee’s famous, warm hospitality.
Health and safety is our No. 1 priority for Tennesseans and visitors alike. Many businesses – including restaurants, retail and most attractions – are now open with safety measures in place to protect guests. For more information on the safety precautions businesses are encouraged to follow, please visit TNpledge.com.
There are currently no travel restrictions in Tennessee; however, there are health and safety practices everyone should follow including: stay home when feeling ill, sanitize hands frequently, practice social distancing and wear a face mask. Please be aware that some cities and counties require face masks be worn in public.
Creating a Comfortable & Safe Experience in Our Businesses
Published Monday, October 5
Our number one priority continues to be the health and well-being of our patrons, employees, and the communities we serve.
As we navigate this unprecedented time together, we wanted to update you on the procedures we are implementing as we begin to safely reopen our businesses.
Incorporating the guidance of local governments, and industry trade associations, our new procedures include:
- • Health Checks: Our store associates are required to conduct health checks before every shift and must stay home if they are feeling unwell.
- • Employee Training: All store associates will take training courses dedicated to COVID-19 safety protocols.
- • Social Distancing: Our associates and guests must maintain at least 6 feet of distance between themselves and others.
- • Cleaning & Disinfecting: High-touch surfaces will be disinfected after every use, and we will continue to conduct additional cleanings and provide hand sanitizer in all of our stores.
- • Face Coverings: For everyone’s health and safety, face coverings are required for our employees and customers.
In select businesses, they are offering contactless shopping options, including virtual shopping services and curbside pickup.
By prioritizing safety, we are hopeful that together we can all make a difference.
Thank you for your loyalty, patience, and love of our community
Safely plan your next visit with us by taking our 360 virtual tours of attractions, museums, parks and local small businesses in our communities. Many businesses offer curb-side pickup, private appointments and delivery for your convenience and comfort.
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