Sep 17, 2019
September 17, 2019 - /PressAdvantage/ - Baytown, TX—A Baytown trophy store has earned business member of the month. Awards & Engraving received the September Spotlight Business Member of the Month award from the West Chambers County Chamber of Commerce.
The team at Awards & Engraving is proud to have achieved this award. They have been serving the Baytown area and rewarding success since 1991. They have many satisfied customers like Randy O., who wrote on their website, “I don’t know what we’d do without a hometown vendor that takes care of their customers at any cost. Love the personal attention and desire to exceed all expectations! The absolute best!”
The West Chambers County Chamber of Commerce has a mission to deepen the connections between businesses like Awards & Engraving with other aspects of the community such as education, government, and the community. The focus of their efforts is to keep the economy thriving in the area.
“Although the WCCCC reach is limitless,” their website says, “the city of Mont Belvieu, Texas, anchors the immediate service area which also includes the cities of Beach City, Cove, Old River-Winfree and a small portion of Baytown.
The community is served by the top-rated Barbers Hill Independent School District, where they exemplify the motto, ‘Excellence by any Measure.’
The WCCCC believes that Awards & Engraving exemplifies what a business in Baytown should be, which is why they have received the spotlight for September. The Baytown trophy store is excited to continue providing service to Baytown clients and businesses while helping their community thrive.
Awards & Engraving has been rewarding success for 28 years, and they have no plans to stop now. Clients may find more information about them on their website at www.awards-engraving.com. They may also be reached at their phone number (281) 420-1299. Their showroom is available for clients to speak to team members and view their products.

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For more information about Awards & Engraving, contact the company here:
Awards & Engraving
Michelle Bitterly
(281) 420-1299
[email protected]
1214 Massey Tompkins Rd
Baytown,TX 77521
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