Our club has about 45 active dues paying members. We provide support and education for amateur radio operators in the Gregg County area. In addition we provide radio communications nets to inform the community during severe weather and disaster events. We help other local chapters of community organizations with their communications needs during disasters through our Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) volunteers. These other organizations include local first responder organizations, Red Cross, CERT, and Salvation army. We also hold monthly events that are open to the public to attend and learn about the Amateur Radio hobby and how we operate.