Chamber of Commerce-Rolla Area

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1301 Kingshighway St

Rolla, MO 65401

+1 (573) 364-3577

http://rollachamber.org

The Rolla Area Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to enhancing the economic environment and quality of life within the Rolla community. Through various initiatives, including business support and community events, the Chamber aims to connect, inspire, and foster growth among local businesses.

With a mission to serve its members and the broader community, the Chamber offers resources such as a business directory, job board, and events calendar. Additionally, it recognizes outstanding educators and promotes local businesses through initiatives like Small Business Saturday and Christmas Unwrapped.

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Representative Jo Ann Emerson

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Marie B.

1/18/2020

Chamber of Commerce and a Visitor Center. Stopped there on a Saturday and it was closed. It is also closed on Sunday. Doesn't anyone travel on weekend in this area? Very disappointed. There...

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