Nocona Chamber of Commerce

The Nocona Chamber of Commerce operates alongside the Nocona Economic Development Corporation — an unusually powerful arrangement for a city of roughly 3,000 residents. The EDC is funded by a dedicated portion of local sales-tax revenue, which gives it capital to recruit businesses and support existing ones in ways that purely volunteer-run chambers typically cannot. In Nocona, the Chamber and EDC share staff, share a mission, and work from the same office.

Nocona’s identity is inseparable from its manufacturing heritage. The Nocona Boot Company opened here in 1925 when Enid Justin — daughter of H.J. Justin, founder of the original Justin Boot Company — stayed in Nocona after her family relocated the Justin operation to Fort Worth. Nokona Athletic Goods followed, producing the last baseball gloves made entirely in the United States. That tradition of making things by hand in a small Texas town is the story the Chamber exists to protect and extend.

LocalMoCo is working toward a formal partnership with the Nocona Chamber of Commerce and EDC. When that partnership is finalized, Chamber members will receive a free, permanent directory listing on LocalMoCo and a 10% discount on any paid service tier for the first year.

If you operate a business in Nocona and want your listing live before the partnership closes, contact us.

Note: The LocalMoCo partnership with the Nocona Chamber of Commerce / EDC is proposed and not yet signed. Features described above reflect the planned terms.