Merced County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

Seemingly making up for the disastrous weather that led to the cancellation of the recent Cinco de Mayo Mercado Night in downtown Merced, Mother Nature blessed the makeup event on May 25 “Noche de Fiesta” with perfect conditions. This Mercado, as the community has come to expect, was a fantastic evening with a great turnout.…

After delays in March due to extreme weather, the Merced County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce’s Mercado Night Market will be back in downtown Merced in order to…

They may not receive widespread recognition outside their sporting world, but local athletes Judy Oberlander of Atwater, and Kimberly Brown of…

The Merced County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (MCHCC) celebrated its 75th year of helping local businesses establish themselves in the community with an annual installation and awards dinner held last Friday night at the Merced Senior Center. The chamber named David Padilla as the 2022 Man of the Year. Born and raised in Merced,…

Merced Mayor Matthew Serratto was the center of attention at the Mayor’s Ball last Friday Aug. 26 at Ravello’s Restaurant in downtown Merced.…

Three community leaders faced off on the basketball court at the Merced County Boys and Girls Club last week to raise funds for local charities by…

Members of the Merced County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, along with Merced Mayor Matt Serratto and Councilwoman Bertha Perez, celebrated the official opening of the new Millennium Home Furniture store at 3144 G Street, Suite 105. This new, family-owned business owned by Rosy Ortiz and Javier Pena is conveniently located in the…

Leaders and supporters joined together — both in-person and through a live-streamed video — to celebrate the new leadership team for the…

Merced College Area 4 Dean Sylvia Ruano has been chosen as one of several speakers who will be honored for their contributions to the community at the 2020…

A ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the opening of the second location of El Palmar Taqueria in Merced was hosted by the Merced County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce on Nov. 1. The new restaurant has more of a fast-food style, as opposed to dine-in, and it is located at 3144 G Street in the Rite Aid Shopping Center in Merced. The owners…