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New Business Ribbon Cutting

A Ribbon Cutting was held for NEO Health and Wellness Center on Monday, August 12th, to celebrate their recent chamber membership.

(102 E Steve Owens Blvd Miami, OK)

The NEO Health and Wellness Center helps Oklahoma residents of all ages fight opioid addiction. The center treats patients with a prescription medicine called “Suboxone,” which helps minimize opioid withdrawal symptoms.

“Our goal is to make people feel comfortable and not feel like they did something wrong — because they haven’t,” explained CEO Shari Murphee.

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Project Pride

Project Pride McDonald’s

Project Pride recognizes those companies who have enhanced the curb appeal of their business, demonstrated pride in their business surroundings, improved landscaping to look cleaner and greener, and/or is attractive to the general audience. The Chamber’s Ambassadors coordinates this awards program and will make presentations on a bi-monthly basis to those well-deserving of this recognition. Nominations for this prestigious bi-monthly award may be sent at any time during the year. Each month designated Ambassadors will review the nomination forms and select the most deserving applicant for making a curb appeal impact in the City of Miami or Ottawa County.

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Monday November 30th

💥💥 Please see our updated COVID-19 testing schedule, beginning Monday, November 30th.Please Share. 💥💥

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Monday November 30th

Deadline to submit Christmas Parade Entry is only 2 days away (Dec. 2)! Register Now! Log on to to obtain an entry form and parade guidelines or call us at 918-542-4481 and request a form to be emailed to you. Or stop by the Chamber office located at 11 S. Main Street. ... See MoreSee Less

Deadline to submit Christmas Parade Entry is only 2 days away (Dec. 2)! Register Now! Log on to www.miamiokchamber.com to obtain an entry form and parade guidelines or call us at 918-542-4481 and request a form to be emailed to you. Or stop by the Chamber office located at 11 S. Main Street.

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Friday November 27th

Shop Miami First! Black Friday Special!!**TODAY ONLY!!**
Give the gift of good food! Buy $50 of Montana Mikes gift cards and get TWO $10 bonus cards for you!🥳

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Shop Miami First! Black Friday Special!!

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Friday November 27th

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Friday November 27th

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Monday November 23rd

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Thursday November 12th

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Wednesday November 11th

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Tuesday November 10th

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Tuesday November 10th

11.10.2020 Update - Hey Team Wardog: Help spread the word. We may not be able to have the Veterans Assembly this year, but we're still providing the meal - drive-in style from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 11, at the curb outside of the Miami High School Activity Center.

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Celebrating our Veterans on Veterans Day 2020.
Members of the Miami High School Honor Society will host a drive-by lunch for all service members - past and present - from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 11, at the curb outside of the Miami High School Activity Center.

Students will present past and present military personnel with a boxed lunch, along with a sincere appreciation for their service to our country. No reservations required.

A video, featuring our students, honoring service members will be posted to social media on Wednesday.

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Tuesday November 10th

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Tuesday November 10th

The Miami Regional Chamber of Commerce celebrated the opening of the new location of Frye Heating & Air today.
Ben Frye, owner, opened the business almost 2 years ago at a different location. One year ago, he moved to a new location located at 2205 6th Ave. SE and has been happy to serve the area since day one. Ben and his team can be reached at 918-325-1634 and operates from 9:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m., Monday – Friday. They are also on call over the weekend ... See MoreSee Less

The Miami Regional Chamber of Commerce celebrated the opening of the new location of Frye Heating & Air today.
Ben Frye, owner, opened the business almost 2 years ago at a different location. One year ago, he moved to a new location located at 2205 6th Ave. SE and has been happy to serve the area since day one. Ben and his team can be reached at 918-325-1634 and operates from 9:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m., Monday – Friday. They are also on call over the weekend

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Maybe someone else can get them to show up...

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Monday November 9th

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Friday November 6th

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Awesome. Cathy and the crew are great!

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Wednesday October 28th

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Thursday October 15th

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Door to door it is, covid sucks.

But we have fall festival, rodeo, carnival, 8man football, monster trucks and high school sports. Because they all bring in money. Kind of a double standard.. Way to ruin safe, fun for the kids. And we wonder why crime rates are rising.

If it doesn’t bring in money ...fck it right 🤣🤣🤣 Miami is a fckn JOKE 🙄

Oh but the cruise nights were fine all damn summer!!! PRIORITIES again seem to be aimed at MAKING MONEY not supporting our children!!

Commerce is having a trunk or treat in the middle of town. Come set up over here and help make this crappy 2020 halloween great for our kids!

So the Rodeo, Fair, Monster trucks & FestiFall are all okay to do because those bring in revenue? Yet handing out candy and letting the children have fun is not okay.. Got it. 🙄🙄

This weekend they are having a gund raiser at mt Olive school. Are they doing social distancing snd wearing mask. Ig the can do this. Why not a sweet treat pn msin. Makes no sence. Js

You've made a good decision. Thank you.

Good. Walking the kids in an assembly line was never how it was supposed to be.

Whoever made that decision should be cancelled.

I've said it once and I'll say it again.. NOBODY CONTROLS WHETHER OR NOT WE CELEBRATE HALLOWEEN! This town needs better board members to make better decisions. Of course because it's a free parade they are gonna call it off.. but we can have 17 other different events and that's ok? Oh wait those ones made you guys money so that's why it Interested you. So ridiculous

The Miami Elks Lodge will be having trunk or treat from 6 pm to 8 pm on Halloween night. Bring your kiddos! We are located at 401 South Main Street.

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Wednesday September 30th

We, along with the CVB, encourage you to shop local and eat local. So why your out this weekend for Designs of Autumn stop at your favorite restaurant in Miami and grab a bite to eat.#MiamiOK to celebrate Oklahoma Restaurant Days!

Fall in love…again is the new campaign, organized by the Oklahoma Restaurant Association and the Oklahoma Department of Tourism to encourage residents and visitors alike to “fall in love” with Oklahoma restaurants.

The days, Oct. 1 to 3, encourages patrons to find new ways to support their favorite local restaurant, either through the purchase of dine-in, utilizing outdoor seating, or ordering carry-out or delivery.

It’s all part of an effort to help drive dollars back into the coffers of local restaurants impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and help bring back local tourism dollars.

“This joint project is an effective way to remind Oklahomans to dine local,” said Oklahoma Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell. “My hope is this campaign helps small business owners across our state.”

Pinnell said the pandemic has placed the tourism industry – and with-it restaurants which rely on those dollars – into “a depression, not a recession.”

“Oklahoma is one of the most sales tax-dependent states in the country, so it’s one more reason to support our local restaurants,” Pinnell said.

For Jim Hopper, president of the Oklahoma Restaurant Association, the effort has a two-fold impact: first, it helps drive dollars back into the coffers of local restaurants impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic; and second, it reminds people young and old, that local restaurants need help to remain in existence.

During the six-week period from the latter part of March, through April, Hopper estimates Oklahoma restaurants lost $5 million in sales. At least 65,000 Oklahoma restaurant employees have been part of a COVID-19-related lay-off.

In August, Hopper said, 84 percent of Oklahoma restaurants operators said their sales volume was less this year, than August 0f 2019.

At least 55 percent indicated they don’t expect sales to return to pre-pandemic levels within the next six months, Hopper continued, while 40 percent do not expect to see staffing levels return to normal within the same period.

“We won’t know the full effect of this, until we are on the other side,” Hopper said, adding he anticipates the restaurant landscape will change drastically in the state if current trends continue.

“There will be a whole lot fewer restaurants,” Hopper said. “We just don’t know how many yet are going to make it.”

Encouraging business
Hopper said the campaign fulfills the restaurant association’s role as an advocate for the industry.

“We want to create a positive message to the public,” he said. “There’s an unfortunate narrative that restaurants are dangerous places to eat because of COVID.”

With restaurants following current health and safety protocols, he believes people can safely dine at restaurants or purchase food via delivery or carryout without worry.

“Restaurants are struggling,” Hopper said. “We need to do everything we can to build them up. You may not be ready to eat inside yet, but you could order carry out or delivery – there’s multiple ways to help your favorite restaurant.”

He even encourages the purchase of gift cards – which can be used as gifts, or at a later date.

“We just hope this weekend brings a renewed interest and a renewed awareness that restaurants are suffering, and there are a lot of ways to support them,” Hopper said. “We hope people will take advantage of it.”

Local impact
Locally, Miami-area restaurants are among those impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

In the last few weeks, Souper Sweets, a bakery and restaurant on Main Street went out of business – its owners citing the pandemic for the closure.

“Our local restaurants need our support now more than ever – whether it be dine-in, carry out or delivery,” explained Miami Mayor Bless Parker. “We encourage restaurant owners to reach out and let us know before it’s too late.”

He said those who are not comfortable dining in, may utilize the Delivuh App as a local food delivery option. There are also additional options locally with delivery options that can be utilized.

“Our local restaurants count on the community for support,” Parker said. “Without community spending dollars in our local restaurants and businesses, many of them can’t and won’t survive.

“So instead of going to Joplin, Tulsa or NWA to eat and spend our dollars, it is extremely important to eat here and support our restaurants.”

Coinciding with this weekend’s Fall In Love … Again campaign, is the Miami Chamber of Commerce’s Fall Fest. Parker said he hopes people will find ways to support the community businesses.

“It would be a great time to get out, enjoy the events and eat at one of our many restaurants,” Parker said. “We need to support one another to get through this. If we do, we’ll be stronger in the end.”

Parker said he plans to eat out at local restaurants this weekend, and use various delivery services including the Delivuh App.

He’s also tasked a member of the city to visit local restaurants, to hear first-hand any issues or struggles the owners may have because of the pandemic.

“We want to work with them to develop a plan to increase business,” Parker said. “As a city, we are dedicated to our local restaurants and businesses. We will be rolling out a new initiative “Love Local” and businesses can reach out to our tourism department for more information.”

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We, along with the CVB, encourage you to shop local and eat local. So why your out this weekend for Designs of Autumn stop at your favorite restaurant in Miami and grab a bite to eat.

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Miami Regional Chamber of Commerce thanks for all the hard work you do for our community!