County Chamber Announces Capital Talk Dates for 2026
From the Jan 6, 2026 e-EditionThe Carroll County Chamber of Commerce announces the dates for its annual Capitol Talk series for 2026. These events are designed to connect local business leaders and community members with state legislators, providing an open forum for discussing policy updates, legislative priorities, and issues impacting Carroll County.
The Capitol Talk events are a longstanding tradition in Carroll County, offering residents the opportunity to engage directly with their elected officials. The sessions typically feature Q&A segments and networking opportunities for attendees.
2026 Capitol Talk Event Dates
January 16 — Rep. Brock Martin
February 13 — Rep. Tandy Darby
March 13 — Senator John Stevens
All Capitol Talk events are at the Carroll County Civic Center beginning at 8 a.m.
For more details, please contact the Chamber office directly at (731) 986-4664 or e-mail us at cchamber@earthlink.net.
The Carroll County Chamber of Commerce looks forward to welcoming business leaders, residents, and legislators to the 2026 Capitol Talk series. These events play a vital role in fostering open communication and collaboration within the community.
In the e-Edition
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