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Mentors wanted for local businesses

The Henryetta Chamber of Commerce is seeking volunteers to mentor individuals desiring to start a small business in Henryetta. 
"The Chamber realizes that there are many potential entrepreneurs in the area that just need a little guidance and the confidence to make those planning decisions that can change their future by operating their own business," chamber executive director Roy Madden said Wednesday.
"As a volunteer mentor, you'll contribute to the success of new business startups, reopening closed store fronts, build future business relationships, and build on the healthy business environment in Henryetta," he continued. 
Anyone interested in becoming a Chamber mentor should contact the Chamber at 918-652-3331 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
 
 
Get involved urged at annual banquet
The Henryetta Chamber of Commerce President, Jill Francis, invites members and guests to make plans to attend the Henryetta Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Banquet scheduled for January 30th beginning at 6:30 P.M., at the Civic Center.
According to Banquet Committee Chair, Tammie Hiatt, this year’s banquet’s theme will be "It's Your Community - Get Involved."
The banquet will also showcase the DVD, "I Love Henryetta;" it will focus on multi-generational Henryetta businesses.
Entertainment will be provided Henryetta's own acclaimed guitarist, Tom Rush.
Also performing will be Ms. Shannon Stogner accompanied by her dad, Lyle Stogner, and closing the event will be the Henryetta High School Band Ensemble.		 john-walker
Henryetta School Superintendent
John Walker
We are honored to have Henryetta Public Schools Superintendent, John Walker, as guest speaker. Mr. Walker grew up in Henryetta and is now challenged with the educational development of Henryetta’s future, our youth.
The evening will begin with our silent auction complete with appetizers and refreshments. The dinner entrée will be prime rib and a delectable menu of sides.
The Chamber will also recognize members that have contributed in a special way to the Chamber and the community. The Henryetta Free-Lance will be acknowledging the “Henryettan of the Year.”
For further information contact the Chamber at 652-3331.
 
 
Legislative Forum dates set

The dates have been set for the annual Legislative Forum series in Henryetta.
On the last Saturday of each month from January to April, the forums will be held at the Colonial Restaurant at 608 East Main.
State Rep. Jerry Shoemake and State Senator Roger Ballenger will be on hand to visit with local residents and discuss legislation that can affect the area.
The forums are open to the public. The dates include: Jan. 27, Feb. 24, March 23 and April 27.
 
   
Welcome to Henryetta
Coal, cowboys, railroad and history all come together when you think about Henryetta, Oklahoma.
Located at the intersection of US 75, the Indian Nation Turnpike and Interstate 40, the community is at one of the major crossroads in the state.
Henryetta has over 6,000 residents, a major downtown business district and industrial areas.
The town is only 45 minutes from Tulsa and 90 minutes from the State Capitol at Oklahoma City.


Henryetta Slide Show courtesy of Randy Prahl