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Welcome to the Tri-County Area Chamber of Commerce
The Tri-County Area Chamber of Commerce supports 9 communities in Dickinson, Morris, and Marion counties: Burdick, Herington, Hope, Lincolnville, Lost Springs, Ramona, Tampa, White City, and Woodbine. We are located in beautiful Central Kansas with convenient access to Fort Riley, Junction City, Manhattan, Wichita, and Salina.
Take a few minutes to explore the local area or find a member business. If you have any questions, comments, concerns or would just like to say hello, feel free to contact us! We'd love to hear from you.
Latest News
Mask clarification from Brad Homman, County Administrator, Dickinson County Administration and Emergency Services:
"Many questions have been received from businesses and the public regarding the validity of the county health order that requires persons to wear masks in public. Although the county did make a change to the duties of the County Health Officer last week, the County Health Order that requires all individuals to wear a mask when in public is still in effect. There have been no changes to that order as of today. It is true, that our Covid cases have declined recently as we hoped they would, but we are not out of the woods yet and the masks are still needed to protect each other. We anticipate some changes coming in the near future in regards to the details of the health order, but that has not taken place yet. Monitor the Dickinson County website at www.dkcoks.org or the county health departments Facebook page www.facebook.com/dickinsoncountyhealth for updates."
Good news! There are additional CDBG-CV funds to be dispersed to businesses in Dickinson County, outside of Abilene. This grant will reopen to any business that did not recieve funding with the first round.
www.dkedc.com/business/local-incentives/p/item/1573/dickinson-county-cdbgcv-grant-funds
Hello all! I had a call the other day regarding the old Kirk's Mercantile in Lost Springs and I can't find any information on it. The caller wanted to know if it was still standing so that they could visit it as they travelled through.
Does anyone out there in facebook world know anything about it?
Thanks in advance!
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Lost Springs, Kansas - Wikipedia
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Chamber Blog
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News stations are finally embracing the word that COVID numbers are going down and vaccine administrations are going up. That’s allowing people to see the light at the end of the pandemic tunnel. If you have weathered the storm so far, you know your business is not completely in the clear. There are always unexpected…
7 Quick Ways to Get More Upsells and Referrals
You current clients/customers are likely an untapped resource of additional revenue. After all, it is much easier to sell to someone who already likes you than it is to win over a new person. But there’s a lot of competition out there. There’s a saying in the restaurant industry that a diner who described their…