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| St. James Chamber of Commerce Phone: (573) 265-6649 111 S. Jefferson P.O. Box 358 St. James, MO. 65559 |
| "Old City Hall" Home of the St. James Chamber of Commerce |
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| Chamber of Commerce 111 South Jefferson Phone: (573) 265-6649 Email: info@stjameschamber.net Website: www.stjameschamber.net |
Located in the central mid-west, St. James,
MO. is truly the "heart of America" and
"hometown U.S.A." wrapped into one
unique package! Motorists traveling I-44
from Springfield, Mo. to St. Louis, Mo., find
it a perfect midway point to stop and visit.
Regardless of what you are shopping for,
St. James area merchants aim to please
with a myriad of business establishments
that offer fine dining, wineries, antiques
and collectibles, home decor, quaint gift
items, homemade goodies, and specialty
shops that will accommodate the most hard
to please.
If the great outdoors is what you crave,
Maramec Spring Park, operated by the
James Foundation, contains one of the
largest springs in Missouri, numerous
recreational areas, museums, hiking trails,
fishing and camping areas, a Missouri
Department of Conservation fish hatchery,
and a store and cafe.
In September, tourism reaches its peak
annually as the St. James Chamber of
Commerce with local volunteers host the
Grape and Fall Festival. This year, the
Tour of Missouri Stage 4 Start will kick-off
the 76th Annual Grape & Fall Festival,
which will be held from Sept. 10 -12, 2009.
Industry and Economic Development are
priority to the Chamber of Commerce. If
you have a business or company looking
for a new home, contact us. We would like
to welcome you to our community.
St. James is a great area to vacation, but
BEWARE! You may end up saying, "Let's
move there!"
MO. is truly the "heart of America" and
"hometown U.S.A." wrapped into one
unique package! Motorists traveling I-44
from Springfield, Mo. to St. Louis, Mo., find
it a perfect midway point to stop and visit.
Regardless of what you are shopping for,
St. James area merchants aim to please
with a myriad of business establishments
that offer fine dining, wineries, antiques
and collectibles, home decor, quaint gift
items, homemade goodies, and specialty
shops that will accommodate the most hard
to please.
If the great outdoors is what you crave,
Maramec Spring Park, operated by the
James Foundation, contains one of the
largest springs in Missouri, numerous
recreational areas, museums, hiking trails,
fishing and camping areas, a Missouri
Department of Conservation fish hatchery,
and a store and cafe.
In September, tourism reaches its peak
annually as the St. James Chamber of
Commerce with local volunteers host the
Grape and Fall Festival. This year, the
Tour of Missouri Stage 4 Start will kick-off
the 76th Annual Grape & Fall Festival,
which will be held from Sept. 10 -12, 2009.
Industry and Economic Development are
priority to the Chamber of Commerce. If
you have a business or company looking
for a new home, contact us. We would like
to welcome you to our community.
St. James is a great area to vacation, but
BEWARE! You may end up saying, "Let's
move there!"
| March "Business of the Month" |
| The St. James Chamber of Commerce invites YOU to "Discover the Ozarks' Best!" |
| Route 66 Divided Boulevard w/center walking trail |
| Depot Renovation continues under the direction of Chair Ron Moreland |
| St. James Depot Renovation Project 2009-2010 Paving your way into the history of St. James! Purchase a brick that will be placed in the courtyard/patio area of the Old Depot. It will be engraved with an inscription of your choice. The bricks are offered in two sizes: 4 x 8" bricks can have up to three lines of 12 characters (including spaces and punctuation) $30.00 8 x 8: bricks can have up to 5 lines of 12 characters (including spaces and punctuation) $50.00 See Brick Form Support the Renovation Project and Take a Chance at Winning a Trip for YOU and a GUEST to Beautiful Alaska! Enjoy four days and three nights at the Famous Agulowok Lodge in southwestern Alaska. The trip includes round-trip airfare to Anchorage from the "Lower 48", transportation to the lodge from Anchorage, all fishing, food and drinks, and activities for the winner of the ticket chosen, one guest, and the individual who sold thewinning ticket. With a little flexibility, a four day/three night period in September 2010 can be arranged. Special thanks to The Family of Ford & Betty Lu Hughes. See Alaskan Raffle Ticket Information Progressive Dinner Fundraiser - March 20 2010 |
2009 76th Annual Grape And Fall Festival Queen Kayla Klossner and Mini-Queen Katelyn Haynes (Photos compliments of Leader Journal) |
