Revel, a new restaurant, to open tomorrow

Category: Chamber Corner Chamber Corner
Published: 01 February 2017 01 February 2017

We welcome new Chamber of Commerce member, Revel. Revel is a new restaurant located at 304 North Bullard Street in downtown Silver City. As of tomorrow, Thursday, they are open for your dining pleasure. Revel will have made-from-scratch quick food that tastes delicious and is fun. The restaurant will be open from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. On Saturdays and Sundays, the restaurant will be open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. They will be closed on Wednesdays. If you would like more information, give them a call. Their phone number is 388-4920. We will have a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of Revel on Thursday - February 9 at 10:30 a.m. We hope you will attend the ceremony. Congratulations Revel... we hope you have great success!

Speaking of restaurants that are members of the Chamber of Commerce, you can look at our website to get information on all the restaurants that are member. Go to our website - www.silvercity.org. Click on the member directory, then click on restaurants. We hope you will frequent those restaurants that support the work of the Chamber of Commerce. While you are visiting the website, c heck out other members of the Chamber. You can also look at our calendar of events, job postings, and more.

I want to publicly say THANK YOU to the Gila Economic Development Alliance for sponsoring the purchase of a marketing display for us to use to showcase our community and our area. On this evening, the Chamber of Commerce has premiered the display at the Grant County Day Legislative Reception in Santa Fe. It is a beautiful 10 ft. long by 8 ft. high display of a beautiful scene from the Gila National Forest with three video screens steaming video of various sights around Silver City and Grant County. The WNMU promotional video looks great on the HD screens. I also want to say THANK YOU to John Benediktson at Benediktson Computers (575-956-9723) for helping me with the amazing system to play the videos on the three screens. The display looks great, and it will be fantastic as we market the reasons why people need to visit Grant County, relocate to Grant County or bring a new business to Grant County.

Lately our area has gotten more national publicity from a couple of publications. I can always tell when this happens because I begin receiving more requests than usual for tourism and relocation packets. We pack almost three pounds of information in these packets in an attempt to get more people interested in visiting our communities. Members of the Chamber of Commerce can give us brochures, business cards and/or other items to include in these packets. So what does it take to become a chamber member and take advantage of the incredible chamber benefit? You simply fill out a membership application and pay the annual fee. For most basic businesses, this is only $155.00 a year. Call our office at 575-538-3785 to learn about additional benefits for members.

The Silver City Grant County Chamber of Commerce... working hard for our members and our community!

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