Henderson County Chamber of Commerce announces Valentine’s Day ‘Punched with Love’ local shopping promotion
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Henderson County Chamber of Commerce Announces Valentine’s Day “Punched with Love” Local Shopping Promotion
Lexington, TN — As Henderson County continues to recover from recent ice and snow, the Henderson County Chamber of Commerce is inviting residents to support one another in a meaningful way this Valentine’s season through its upcoming “Punched with Love” local shopping promotion.
The Chamber recognizes that many in our community are still restoring power, catching up after weather disruptions, and lending a helping hand to neighbors. With that in mind, this promotion is designed to be a gentle, positive way to encourage support for local businesses while celebrating community connection.
Beginning Friday, Feb 6th through Feb 8th, shoppers who visit participating local businesses can receive a hole punch on their Punched with Love card. Each punch serves as an entry into a Valentine’s Day prize basket filled with gift cards and items generously donated by Henderson County businesses. The more local businesses you support, the more chances you have to win.
“This promotion is about more than Valentine’s Day,” said Kristina Anderson Director of Henderson Co Chamber of Commerce. “It’s about showing love for our community, businesses, and the places that make Henderson County home, especially as we continue moving forward after the recent winter weather.”
Residents and visitors are encouraged to shop small when they are able, knowing that every visit helps strengthen the local economy and supports businesses that weathered the storm alongside the community.
Winners of the Punched with Love basket will be announced following Friday Feb 13th, 2026.
For a list of participating businesses or more information, visit FB: HendersonCountyChamber or contact the Henderson County Chamber of Commerce at 731-968-2126.
Together, Henderson County continues to move forward with a little extra love this Valentine’s season.
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