Empowering Business, Enriching Morgantown.

The Chamber of Commerce is committed to driving economic growth while enhancing quality of life in the greater Morgantown Area.
The Morgantown Area Partnership

Supporting Growth.

We connect, support and advocate for the success of our members, their families and the region as a whole. We foster connections between businesses and community partners that generate results. Through strategic collaborations with our partners, we deliver the resources, advocacy and opportunities that strengthen our economy today while building Morgantown’s future.

Whether you’re launching a startup, expanding operations or rebranding your established business, we champion your success at every stage.

Empowering Leaders.

Our professional development programs, policy advocacy initiatives and networking events connect you with the people, skills and resources needed to make a lasting impact.

Providing Resources.

Whether you’re an entrepreneur, an established company or are just looking for guidance, we provide the tools, support and advocacy to help you success in today’s competitive marketplace.

Stay in the Loop.

Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest business news, upcoming events, member spotlights and more.

Join the Chamber.

Discover what it means to be part of Morgantown’s business community. Hear directly from members about how the Chamber has supported their growth and success—and why they chose to get involved.

Access Morgantown’s business network, community resources and professional development opportunities through membership.

Historic Downtown Morgantown

Step back into the colorful history of Morgantown with the self-guided Historic Downtown Morgantown Audio Walking Tour. Learn about our town’s legacy via a look at the distinctive, classic architectural styles that inhabit our downtown, and learn how they were shaped and modified by Morgantown’s rich history and famous personages.

There are three unique ways to take this tour:

1. Pick up your Audio Walking Tour guidebook at the Morgantown History Museum, 175 Kirk Street.

2. View/listen to the tour on Google Maps.

3. Download the booklet (3MB).