Roberta Crawford County Chamber of Commerce serves all of our population promoting business, education, tourism, industry, agriculture and its people.
Promotion of all business and industry and education provides stabilty.
08/28/2025
Hope all will enjoy the holiday! Labor Day originated from the late 19th-century labor movement, with the first parade held in New York City on September 5, 1882. Labor union advocates organized parades, speeches, and picnics to celebrate and advocate for workers' rights and contributions. Oregon became the first state to make it a legal holiday in 1887, and it became a federal holiday on June 28, 1894, after President Grover Cleveland signed the bill, partly in response to unrest from the Pullman strike.
08/27/2025
Central Georgia Technical College is holding an Aviation / Aerospace Career Fair on 9/9 at 9am.
I was hoping you would share the attached flyer through your social media and other outlets.
We are expecting well-known local, state and national companies to be represented and
we want to get the word out to as many people in the mid-state as possible.
08/22/2025
Looking for a New job? Get training!
08/20/2025
New Business in town offers signature coffee drinks and delicious food plates!
08/16/2025
Come enjoy the park and find great vendors to serve you! Today ...right now!
08/14/2025
CGTC has an offer you may want to take advantage of!
08/11/2025
You might be interested in this!
08/08/2025
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Crawford County - we need your help!
The Choose Crawford Housing Team is working on the housing needs for Crawford County.
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Roberta Crawford County Chamber of Commerce is working for your community of Roberta, Musella, Knoxville and the entire of Crawford County. We have a wonderful county and great schools for all those who are looking to come and live, play and grow families.
Is there something to do, you ask? Yes. Tour Crawford County by starting at the Old Courthouse. Knoxville, Georgia, an unincorporated township with businesses on the square as well as Historic Building including the Old Courthouse, The Georgia Post Building, Old Jail and many of the historic plaques at the court house will tell a story. Find out why Crawford County fly’s the Texas Lone Star flag. Did you know our ancestors were are known in Georgia State History...Born on March 3, 1836 in Knoxville, Georgia, Jefferson Long would go on to become the second African American elected to the U.S. House of Representatives and ultimately the first African American Congressman to speak on the House floor. Dr. John Pemberton, the inventor of Coca-Cola was born in Crawford County and visited his uncle many times growing up learning to love pharmacy and medicines to eventually becoming a gifted pharmaceutical scientist. Coca-Cola was once a medicine and later became a soft drink of choice for generations. There are more historical people you are certain to find when you look and wonder at the “Old Courthouse,” on the Knoxville Square.
Our “Old Courthouse, stately two story white building on Hwy. 80 East has provided many reminders regarding Crawford County History through the story board prepared by Kathleen Cook, historian and member of the Crawford County Historical Society. An original County Marker made in the early 1800’s. Bartram Trail, de Tocqueville’s wondering’s and stories, Old Wire Road, and other markers relevant to Georgia history.
Do you like to Hunt or Fish? Hmmm...we have it here, in abundance. How about wondering in on one of the Georgia Grown Trail...Trail 41-341 goes all through the county with stops at Dickey Farms and Person Farms. History buff...Roberta/Crawford County is on the Explore Highway 341 trail and Historic Drive Trail. Home of the Southeastern Indian Agency and the presidential appointed Col. Benjamin Hawkins Creek Indian Agent. Monument in the Center of the Historic Downtown Roberta Square and burial sight on Hwy. 80 West.
Did you know US Hwy. 341 and US Hwy. 80 intersect in Roberta? Both these historic highways have been main road leading west to east and north to south history making journey's. United States Hwy 80 was and is traveled by soldiers to Texas assisting Texas freedom and to become an eventual state of these United States. US Highway 341 at Dickey Farms was slow down and wait traffic for travelers while they stopped to get the sweetest peaches in Georgia and again at Pearson’s Farm in the south of our county. Both these farms are over 100 year old and Georgia State recognized Century Farms.
Georgia Jug Festival and Old Knoxville Days- Annually the 3rd Saturday in May, Peaches to the Beaches- Second Friday and Saturday in March; Annual Chamber Membership Dinner Meeting with annual Awards, Papa’s Peach Classic 5K and 1 Mile Fun Run; All events include fun for family or recognition of family and friends.
Our streets don’t roll up at 6 pm ... that is time for our meetings of minds with Crawford County Historical Society, County and City government meetings, Non-profit group meetings like the Georgia Jug Fest and Old Knoxville Days, Mason’s Lodges, ballgames at the Recreation Fields, Crawford County Schools sports games...all of this and so much more because you can even go to dinner at our fine eateries.
Aah...the country life is real down to earth living...come see us and we will make you wonder why you have not moved here! If nothing else you can have a good hot cup of coffee and listen to a yarn or two!
