As long as Hurricane Alex doesn’t spawn too many heavy storms here in Central Arkansas, the City Of Greenbrier along with Greenbrier Auto Service and Mad Max Fireworks are planning to treat residents to a fireworks display after dark on Sunday, July 4th at the Greenbrier baseball fields. Bridget Browning of...
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Purchasing a booth at this event is a great way to remind our City’s biggest employer about your products, services, or specials. If you would like to be a vendor at this year's fair, or would like to be the event sponsor, keep reading for details.
readmore Featured, Main Slideshow, NewsAre you looking for a way to get a step ahead in your company? Are you looking for a way to live up to your full potential? If you are then consider attending the Dale Carnegie Course: Effective Communications and Human Relations. The course will officially start...
readmore Featured, News“For a first year event, I was blown away”, said Greenbrier Chamber executive director Amie Regester about the recent “Project Cleanbrier” earth-day event. “My intention in starting this event was to give our businesses a chance to be leaders in a way that will make our town more attractive-both...
readmore Featured, NewsCongratulations to the Greenbrier Church of the Nazarene who won the Project Cleanbrier challenge by picking up the most bags of litter and recyclables. In return for their hard work, Same Ole’ Joe’s treated them to lunch. Winning team participants were Amber Frakes, Nicole Frakes, Sasha Huff, Chandler Cain,...
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The 12th Annual Greenbrier Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament, benefiting the Chamber Scholarship Fund, is set for Friday, June 11th at Persimmon Ridge Golf Club. This 2-man scramble begins at 8 am with a shotgun start and features cash prizes for each flight, as well as prizes for longest...
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The Greenbrier Chamber of Commerce sponsored their first “Cleanbrier Campaign,” which drew more than 130 workers from more than 17 businesses that sent individuals and crews out to work. Even some store owners walked the roads with their employees. Workers were bent over and stooping many times over...
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