Located halfway between Corpus Christi and San Antonio, Texas on Highway 281 is a small South Texas town known as Three Rivers. The Community has an active Chamber of Commerce that promotes all businesses, churches, and civic organizations.
In addition, the chamber provides information on school activities, local government, and tourism to visitors and local residents. The surrounding area includes Choke Canyon State Park, an award-winning school, hunting, fishing, birding, as well as industry provided by Three River Valero Refinery.
You are invited to join the Three Rivers Chamber of Commerce and let us advertise your business and showcase our friendly community.
After browsing our website, please consider visiting our town and let us show you some real southern hospitality. Hope to see you soon!
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BUSINESS OF THE MONTH
May 2024
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LAREDO DISCOUNT METALS
Whether you are building a shed, large metal building or a fence, Laredo Discount Metals is your one-stop shop for everything you need. Located at 3080 IH 37, Three Rivers, the local company has been in business since 2012. Recently they were named Business of the Month by the Three Rivers Chamber of Commerce. More...
BUSINESS OF THE MONTH
June 2024
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THREE RIVERS GARDEN CLUB
The Three Rivers Garden Club was organized in 1956 and federated with Texas Garden Clubs in 1956 and the National Garden Clubs. According to a recent fb post from a newspaper article from 1968, the club was sponsored by the Mc Mullen County Garden Club. The club fostered beautification of the City Square and Montgomery Park, by the water tower along Highway 72 East. The area has changed over the years. At the present, red planters with lovely plants are planted in the the area. Judy Weber Jendrusch is the caretaker of the park. Soon a commercial park bench will be installed. More...
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