The Byhalia Area Chamber of Commerce is proud to have served the community and Marshall County for 35 years. Our community is rich with history, small business and industry. Byhalia and Marshall County offer both industrial opportunities and a small town charm nestled in between Desoto County and the Memphis Metro area. We encourage you to visit Byhalia, shop in our downtown district and stop by our office to learn more about the growth and developments that make our community a great place to live, work and play.
Our mission is to champion business growth, strengthen regional partnerships and drive sustainable economic opportunity for our community and beyond.
Our vision - To honor our legacy while leading the next era of growth-positioning Byhalia and Marshall County as a connected, competitive and thriving regional hub.
NEW PROGRAM ALERT & WE NEED YOUR INPUT!
Beginning in January 2027, we will launch a new quarterly EMPLOYER EXCHANGE roundtable designed to bring business owners, HR professionals, managers and leaders from businesses of all sizes to discuss workforce challenges and opportunities that impact our region. We invite our members to participate, join the conversation and be part of a trusted network of employers working together to build a stronger workforce community.
We ask that you take a brief survey to help us shape this program with data that will guide the topics and format of the program.
YOUR INPUT IS VALUABLE - PLEASE COMPLETE THE SURVEY BELOW:
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Byhalia
Byhalia pronounced (bye-HAY-yah), but commonly referred to as "bye-HAIL-yah" by some residents, is a town in Marshall County, Mississippi. Byhalia is named for the Chickasaw word meaning “Great White Oaks.” U.S. Highways 78 and 309, along with I-69, all intersect to make this a true crossroad. Antebellum homes and churches are part of the legacy of Byhalia and Marshall County. According to the United States Census Bureau, the town has a total area of 2.9 square miles (7.5 km), all land. The town is served by the Marshall County School District, one of several districts being supported by the Mississippi Teacher Corps.
