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White Pine Chamber of Commerce

 

Welcome to Ely, Nevada.

Welcome to White Pine County. 

Welcome to The Heart of the Great Basin!

The White Pine Chamber of Commerce has been the region's business partner for over one hundred years.
Our Benefits Footprint has expanded to also represent businesses and organizations in Nye, Lincoln, Elko, & Eureka Counties, as well as Millard County, Utah.  
Our mission is simple: Serve our members through Advocacy, Promotion, Education, and Partnership.
What's Happening at the Chamber
  
The White Pine Chamber’s Chief Executive Officer is here to help you, your organization, or your business improve, gain more exposure, reach more customers, and increase profit margins. 

 

If you are a Chamber Member and need a business plan, strategic organization assistance, staff management, efficiency, or front-line worker training, contact us at (775) 289-8877 or stop by 636 Aultman St, Ely, NV 89301 in Downtown Ely.

 

PLEASE CALL TO SCHEDULE AN APPOINTMENT   Not yet a member, come in and let us show you how we can help you achieve your goals.   From Grand Opening Ribbon Cuttings to finding resources your organization needs to thrive, the White Pine Chamber can help start, build, and grow your business.   

 

Stop into the White Pine Chamber of Commerce. We are Ely and White Pine County's Information Hub. With the centrally located Ely Visitor Center, supported by the Great Basin National Heritage Area, as well as the Business Resource Office serving the Great Basin Region, we are here to help locals, visitors, residents and businesses. 
Upcoming Events
WOMEN’S GROUP HIKE with the Sisters of the Traveling Orange Chair 🧡 WOMEN’S GROUP HIKE with the Sisters of the Traveling Orange Chair 🧡 Women’s Group Hike 🧡Join the Sisters of the Traveling Orange Chair for a refreshing winter hike and great company!Sunday, February 2210:00 AMMeet at Ward Charcoal Ovens State Park – Ely, NV$5 per vehicle (park fee)Bring water, trail snacks, and a friend! After the hike, we’ll head into town for a post-hike lunch at La Fiesta Restaurant in Ely.The Sisterhood of the Traveling Orange Chair celebrates the adventurous spirit within us and the outdoor experiences that bring women together. Come move your body, connect, and enjoy the beauty of our backyard! 🌲🥾Event start date: 02/22/2026
Trivia Night at The Outpost Bar Trivia Night at The Outpost Bar Join us for Trivia Night at The Outpost Bar & Grill for an evening of fun, friendly competition, and testing your knowledge across a variety of topics.Every Other Monday!Bring your friends, challenge your wits, and enjoy a lively evening with great drinks and a welcoming atmosphere.We look forward to seeing you at the Outpost!Event start date: 01/05/2026
Leaping Learners @ The White Pine Public Library Leaping Learners @ The White Pine Public Library Dedicated to early childhood education, the program offers quality care designed to help young learners thrive during their most formative years, while providing families with trusted, professional support.Program Highlights:Focus: Early childhood development and educationPhilosophy: Family-centered care that supports learning and growthLocation: Ely, NevadaEvent start date: 02/24/2026
Great Basin National Park Foundation Speaker Series Great Basin National Park Foundation Speaker Series Great Basin National Park Celebrates 40 Years!In 2026, Great Basin National Park celebrates its 40th anniversary - a milestone shaped by decades of scientific research, stewardship, and community passion. To honor this legacy and expand access to the stories that make the Park extraordinary, Great Basin National Park Foundation is launching a monthly Virtual Speaker Series.Whether you’re a longtime Great Basin National Park enthusiast, or someone discovering Nevada's National Park for the first time, the series will offer a unique opportunity to see the Park through new perspectives. Learn more here: greatbasinfoundation.org/news/40anniversary, featuring three former Great Basin National Park Superintendents. You can Register here.We are excited to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Great Basin National Park in 2026!To connect audiences more deeply to the Park - from wherever they live - we are launching a monthly virtual speaker series. The series will explore the wonders of the Park and the people, stories, and milestones of the past four decades. Tuesday, February 24, 6 pm pacific time - The Park / Art ConnectionWhat happens when painters, photographers, and composers immerse themselves in one of the most remote and inspiring landscapes in America? How do creativity, conservation, and place intertwine? And why does art matter in National Parks? In this program we will be joined by four former Great Basin National Park Artists-in-Residence - painters, writers, and composers - to discuss why and how art benefits national parks and national parks benefit artists.RegisterLearn more about our event and speakers!Register to Join Us! Our Panelists Rebecca Mills, Superintendent at Great Basin National Park from 1995-2002.Rebecca’s dream came true when she became Superintendent of Great Basin National Park. During her time at the Park, Rebecca helped Bonnie Bryan launch the Great Basin National Park Foundation and after her retirement from the NPS, she joined the Foundation Board of Directors. Earlier in Becky’s career she oversaw youth employment and equal opportunity programs for the National Park Service Western Region. Becky grew up hiking and camping with family and Girl Scouts then worked as a community organizer, social worker, and non-profit director before joining the National Park Service.Steve Mietz, Superintendent at Great Basin National Park from 2013-2017. Steve served more than two decades of leadership and natural and cultural resources management in the National Park Service  - at Point Reyes National Seashore, Grand Canyon National Park, Pearl Harbor National Memorial, Great Basin National Park, and multiple regional directorships around the American West. Throughout his public service career, Steve forged innovative, sustainable programs and partnerships, especially in connection with tribal groups. Mietz was named Superintendent of the Year for Natural Resource Stewardship by the National Park Service in 2022. Steve currently serves as the President and CEO of Save the Redwoods League.        James Woolsey, Superintendent at Great Basin National Park from 2018-2023.James’s leadership at Great Basin was shaped by a long career in national parks and public lands, where he specialized in interpretation, visitor experience, and resource stewardship. Before joining Great Basin, James held key positions at Springfield Armory, Coltsville National Historical Park, Death Valley, and Acadia. His work also extended internationally, where he directed visitor services at the Normandy American Cemetery and later supported operations at U.S. military cemeteries overseas. Since retiring in 2023, James and his wife, Elizabeth, have remained deeply connected to the Great Basin community. They continue to call Baker, Nevada home, where they operate the Bristlecone General Store and the Stargazer Inn - continuing their commitment to welcoming visitors to the region.ModeratorBrandi Roberts, Executive Director of the Great Basin Heritage Area Partnership (GBHAP).Brandi leads regional efforts to preserve and share the rich natural, cultural, and historical heritage of the Great Basin. Her work supports communities across the Heritage Area through grantmaking, educational programs, and collaborative projects that highlight the region’s unique landscape and traditions. Brandi worked at Great Basin National Park as a lead interpreter from 2001 to 2013. She had the privilege of working closely with each of the past Superintendents on our panel. Event start date: 02/24/2026
Digital Business Directory & Community Guide
 

 The White Pine Chamber of Commerce is proud to present this comprehensive digital and sharable Business Direcoty & Community Guide, to better serve our members, residents, and visitors alike!

 

Chamber Bucks Program

Keeping Local Dollars Local 

Relocation Information

Live and Play in Ely, Nevada,
“The heart of the Great Basin.”

Membership

White Pine Chamber Members grow their business and make a difference.

IT'S ABOUT PEOPLE.
IT'S ABOUT IDEAS.
IT'S ABOUT COLLABORATION.

  White Pine Chamber of Commerce members have exclusive benefits that build relationships, increase visibility and generate business leads.

  Chamber Members are the first to hear about economic trends and developments that shape the region’s economy and direct their own business’ growth.  

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White Pine Chamber of Commerce

636 Aultman Street
Ely, Nevada 89301

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Chamber of Commerce (775) 289-8877
Email

Downtown Ely Visitor Center (775-289-8878

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Monday -Friday:  9am – 5pm

Saturday: 1oam - 2pm