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Nacogdoches Chamber offering insight into the local Hispanic market with business showcase

Nacogdoches, TX (KTRE) – The Nacogdoches County Chamber's Third Friday Luncheon will be held May 18 at Hotel Fredonia Convention Center.

This month's luncheon will include a presentation by Marcela Coe, professional liaison, Hospice of East Texas on the topics of ‘Targeting the Hispanic Market, Hispanic-owned Business Showcase.'

The showcase begins at 11:30 a.m. The luncheon begins at noon.  Participants must register in advance.  Contact Sherry Banks to RSVP by email  or click here to find a secure pay online option.

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