New gateway, directional, kiosk, and historical signage will guide visitors to the Historic Downtown Square and tourism assets across Overton County

More than 100 business and community leaders gather as Chamber reports first funded tourism program in county history, new economic development push, and progress on Bright Futures childcare initiative

Funding will preserve the working seat of county government and the anchor of Livingston's Historic Downtown Square

Longtime public servant brings decades of government experience to the Chamber's Main Street office

More than 100 citizens attend in person and hundreds more join by livestream to hear from the three candidates for County Executive

Inaugural statewide academy brings together senior Tennessee leaders for executive study in microeconomic competitiveness and regional strategy

State Representative Ed Butler presents $4 million check for taxiway expansion at ceremony marking completion of grant-funded terminal project

Business, education, and elected leaders gather in Livingston to discuss AI, workforce development, regulation, and rural economic competitiveness

State tourism industry marks record $2.03 billion in state tax revenue as local leaders highlight Overton County's collaborative tourism partnership

Four-party agreement directs visitor-funded occupancy tax dollars toward professional tourism marketing with full accountability

Training equips local contractors and small business owners with the financial, licensing, and operational tools needed to grow

Chamber convenes elected officials, board members, and business leaders for training on job creation, business recruitment, and community growth

Twelve community members selected for year-long leadership development program

Mike Powell named Citizen of the Year; Livingston Regional Hospital, Clint Melton, and Lori Richards also recognized

Advanced training program strengthens Overton County's capacity to attract investment and support business growth

Statewide gathering connects local leaders with economic development professionals, new resources, and partnerships across Tennessee

Investment to create 85 new jobs over five years, with 35 employees already on the job