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Newsletter SIKESTON REGIONAL CHAMBER “WHERE SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY BEGINS” VOLUME 4, ISSUE 7 Trey Hardy speaks on Business Prepardness for Emergencies at the July Chamber Luncheon what’s INSIDE: LUNCH AND LEARN 3 NEWS FLASH 5 JULY EVENTS 7 w w w . s i k e s t o n . n e t chamber member spotlight: KASIE JONES- HOLDER AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY CHAMBER MEMBER SPOTLIGHT CHAMBER BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND STAFF Susan Lawrence, Executive Director Morgan Hough, Assistant Director 215 N. New Madrid Sikeston, Missouri 63801 Ph: 573-471-2498 Fax: 573-471-2499 E: chamber@sikeston.net 2015-2016 executive board President: Justin Taylor, Edward Jones Investments 1st Vice President: Mackenzie Scherer, Shelter Insurance 2nd vice President: Lisa Heuring, Missouri Delta Medical Center Secertary/Treasurer: Larry Eby, Vast Broadband At Large: Zach Fayette, First State Bank and Trust Past President: Mike McReynolds, Mike Rentals, Inc. 2015-2016 board members Other Voting Members: Beth Johnson, Mitchell Insurance Jacob Priday, Monsanto Matt Tanner, First State Community Bank Mike Tomaszewski, Tetra Pak Laura Collins, Willow & Co. Ben Alcorn, esi.comm Brooke Buchanan, Personal Expressions Terry Williams, Southern Bank Don Hart, Hart Electric & Men of Falkoff’s Taylor Allen, Manpower Glen Cantrell, SEMO Electric Cooperative Mechelle Farmer, Ferguson Medical Group Ex-Offico: Mark Baker, New Madrid Co. Commissioner Jon Douglass, City of Sikeston Ed Dust, Sikeston Economic Development Darren Chapman, Mayor of Miner Jamie Burger, Scott Co. Commissioner Pastor Rick Lovall, Ministerial Alliance Steve Borgsmiller, SEMO-Sikeston Travis Deere, Sikeston Jaycees Michelle Reynolds, Three Rivers College Tom Williams, Sikeston Public Schools 2 AUGUST 2015 www.sikeston.net chamber member Kasie Jones- Holder American Cancer Society spotlight: Meet Kasie Jones-Holder the new Community Manager for Relay for Life here in Scott County…. She is an energetic and likable young lady who has a contagious passion for Relay for Life and finding a cure for cancer. Like so many Kasie’s life has been touched by cancer and she has had to watch loved ones fight to survive this ugly disease. Her desire is to see Relay for Life reclaim its fire. Kasie enjoys building relationships, encouraging, engaging, and educating in communities. She wants to help give survivors and caregivers the support and passion they deserve in their fight. Kasie is a proud mother of three children and one fur baby, she and her husband chamber live in Kelso, Missouri. She will be completing her Masters in Monday-Friday Nutrition and Exercise Science 8:30 AM- 4:30 PM this December. OFFICE HOURS If you are interested in volunteering with the Relay for Life as a Committee Member or Team Captain, please feel free to contact Kasie by email at kasie.jonesholder@cancer.org or by phone at 573.334.9352. Sikeston Regional Chamber is closed on all legal holidays. Chamber boardroom is available to members upon request and pending availability. To book or check availability of the Chamber Boardroom, contact the Sikeston Regional Chamber. Vision Sikeston Leadership Project Pave the Way Vision Sikeston is designed to motivate a diverse group of young professional leaders in the community. Each year, Vision Sikeston Leadership participants select a community impact project for community betterment and development. This year Vision Sikeston is teaming up with SEMO Challenger Baseball, a non-profit 501 (C) (3) baseball league for kids and adults with developmental disabilities. To help raise money for construction costs of their new field at the Sikeston Sports Complex, the group will be conducting a brick engraving campaign toward the overall goal. Vision Sikeston invites your to help Pave the Way to SEMO Challenger Baseball by purchasing a brick to be affixed in the walkway of their new field. A donation of $50 or more entitles you to have your name engraved on a brick as a lasting record of your valued support for our community. For more information please see the flyer attached or call 471-2498. SIKESTON REGIONAL CHAMBER CORPORATE SPONSORS NEWSLETTER 3 LOCAL NEWS: CHAMBER MEMBER BUSINESSES news flash Has your business received an important achievement or do you have some new additions to your team? We want to know about it so that we can share the news with other Chamber members. Submit your News Flash items here. The Sikeston Jaycees have joined forces with local organizations and merchants to make Rodeo Week 2015 even more fun and exciting. In addition to outstanding rodeo talent and music, new events and activities for both residents and visitors are planned. Community members were invited to show their Rodeo Spirit, and win prizes, by participating in the Jaycee Bootheel Rodeo Spirit Contest. Participants designed a Rodeo-themed display for their business or yard and entered one of two award categories: Business/Commercial or Residential. Two prizes will be awarded in each category: Best Rodeo Display and The People’s Choice Award. Check out who had the most Rodeo Spirit on the Jaycee’s and City of Sikeston’s Facebook Pages. For more information on the Schedule of events contact the Sikeston Convention & Visitors Bureau at 471-2512. Cowboy Up! Festival is Saturday, August 8th from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm Downtown Sikeston. Festival and Museum entry is free! There will be Live Western Music, Free Children’s Activities, Photos with Rodeo Clowns & Royalty, Pony Rides, Stage Coach Rides, Food, Crafts, and Art Vendors. Come down and join in on all of the fun! Call 481-9967 for more information. HUGE THANKS go out to First State Bank & Trust, who went out of their way to contribute to the recent IRT Training in Sikeston, Malden, and Dexter. IRT Training was done in conjunction with the Delta Regional Authority and US Military to serve the healthcare needs of uninsured or underinsured residents of our area. FSBT fed the staff and personnel conducting the training over 3 days. Early estimates suggest over 1,400 Sikeston-area residents received care during the week long operation. In addition, an approximate $250,000 local economic impact was invested in our community. Outstanding job to the IRT and FSBT teams for their Sikeston support! It’s just about time for some Fall Baseball! If you or someone you know has a child with disabilities age 5 and up, sign them up for Southeast Missouri Challenger Baseball! Our Fall season begins Saturday, September 5th at 9am! Go to their website, www. semochallenger.org, and click “Be A Player” to get signed up. There’s NO FEE to play! All players get a full uniform including jersey, pants, socks and a hat. Of course buddies are needed, too! Buddies are ages 10-20 and assist players in all aspects of the game. Come out and make a new friend! To sign up to be a Buddy, go to their website and click the “Be A Buddy” link! For more information about Southeast Missouri Challenger Baseball, contact Derrick Pullen at (573) 683-1242 or by email derrick@semochallenger.org MARK YOUR CALENDAR upcoming august events Contact the Sikeston Regional Chamber office to promote your business’ next event. Give us a call 573-471-2498 or email us at chamber@sikeston.net. Please visit our website for more information about any of the events on our calendar. satuday HISTORIC DOWNTOWN SIKESTON FARMER’S MARKET monday PUBLIC LIBRARY BOARD MEETING tuesday JUNIOR WALKING CLUB MEETING AUGUST 1 AUGUST 3 AUGUST 4 CITY COUNCIL MEETING wednesday SIKESTON JAYCEE BOOTHEEL RODEO AUGUST 6 thursday SIKESTON JAYCEE BOOTHEEL RODEO AUGUST 7 friday SIKESTON JAYCEE BOOTHEEL RODEO JAYCEE RODEO BEHIND-THECHUTES TOURS SIKESTON OUTLET STORES LUNCH WITH RODEO CLOWNS AND ROYALTY AUGUST 8 saturday SIKESTON JAYCEE BOOTHEEL RODEO HISTORIC DOWNTOWN SIKESTON FARMER’S MARKET SIKESTON JAYCEE RODEO PARADE monday HOUSING AUTHORITY MEETING PARK BOARD MEETING tuesday DED MEETING BMU MEETING monday LAND CLEARANCE REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION MEETING thursday COMMUNITY OUTREACH MEETING saturday COMPOST SITE OPEN monday CITY COUNCIL PUBLIC HEARING tuesday TOURISM ADVISORY BOARD MEETING thursday STRATEGIC PLAN IMPLEMENTATION COMMISSION MEETING AUGUST 5 AUGUST 10 AUGUST 11 AUGUST 17 AUGUST 20 AUGUST 22 AUGUST 24 AUGUST 25 AUGUST 27 SIKESTON DEPOT MUSEUM’S COWBOY UP! FESTIVAL TRAILBLAZERS ADULT WALKING CLUB MEETING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENTS MEETING Sikeston Department of Public Safety Shoutout! We’d like to thank the Sikeston Department of Public Safety for their continued watch over our community and all that they do each day to keep us safe. Many of you may not be aware, but merchants all over town find cards wedged in between their door frames when they reach to unlock the doors to their business. Cards are left there by Sikeston Department of Public Safety Officers who have stopped by to check on the property, letting the owners, and shop managers that everything appeared to be in order the night before. They deserve a huge pat on the back for making residents, businesses, and property owners feel secure. NEW MEMBERS SCISSORS AND SHOVELS The Sikeston Regional Chamber welcomes the opportunity to help you make your ribbon cutting and grand opening a special event. Contact Susan or Morgan to schedule your event at 573-471-2498 or send an email to: chamber@ sikeston.net. ALL SOURCE LOGISTICS TRACTOR SUPPLY R! W NE ME R! E MB E MB W NE ME 821 W. Wakefield Sikeston New Member 1100 S. Main Sikeston New Member Now Hiring! Tractor Supply Co. is now hiring! They’re looking for individuals for the following positions: Full time Receivers, Full Time Team Leaders and Part Time Team Members. Apply online at www.tractorsupply.jobs Tractor Supply Co. offers excellent benefits, competitive pay, 15% Team Member Discounts, Monthly Bonus Program, Fun Atmosphere, and Flexible Schedules! Find out more about the growth and opportunities company-wide! “Work Where You Love To Shop!” 6 AUGUST 2015 www.sikeston.net CHAMBER MEMBER OPPORTUNITIES Chamber Member Opportunity Cowboy Up! Festival will be held Saturday, August 8th from 10am-3pm immediately following the JC Rodeo Parade. Typically, the festival brings in crowds of 800-1000 people. To capitalize on that traffic, the Chamber is hosting a Visitor Hospitality tent in downtown Sikeston. SRC plans to distribute bags filled with information and goodies about our member businesses, products, and services. As a benefit to our members, we want to get YOUR information in front of new customers and potential clients. Possible items include: pens/pencils, coupons, flyers, brochures, merchandise goodies, discount cards, business cards, calendars, promotional items, etc. Let’s let our Rodeo visitors know more of what our community offers throughout the year and give them many, many reasons to come back! If you are interested in adding your company “swag” to the bag, contact the SRC office 471-2498; but HURRY! deadline for any item submission is Wednesday, August 5th. chamber activites get involved The July luncheon at First Baptist Church the Sikeston Regional Chamber featured Trey Hardy, deputy director of Scott County Emergency Management Agency and Chief Drew Juden, Sikeston Department of Public Safety & Emergency Lieutenant. We all like to think “that will never happen to us” but in an event that something does happen to your business it is better to be proactive than reactive. Hardy gave attendees tips and resources to help businesses develop a plan in case of an emergency. We also had Beth Johnson from Mitchell Insurance on hand to answer any questions guests had on insurance in emergency situations. The Sikeston Regional Chamber offers many opportunities for professional development and growth for our chamber members, are you aware of the many ways you can take advantage of those opportunities? PAVE THE WAY TO THE SEMO CHALLENGER BASEBALL FIELD Pave the Way is a Vision Sikeston Leadership campaign to help raise money for the construction of a field for SEMO Challenger Baseball, a non-profit 501 (C) (3) baseball league for kids and adults with developmental disabilities from ages 5 on up. The $400,000 project will feature a specially designed artificial turf service, friendly to wheelchairs. The field, dugouts and baselines will all be fully accessible to the players without any obstacles or limitations. We want you to become a permanent part of the SEMO Challenger Baseball organization through Pave the Way. A $50 brick purchase entitles you to an engraved brick that will be permanently affixed in the common areas of the field. Vision Sikeston Leadership develops a project each year to promote community betterment, this year they teamed with SEMO Challenger Baseball. We appreciate your consideration. Simply fill out this form and return with full payment by check or cash to: Sikeston Regional Chamber 215 N. New Madrid Sikeston, Missouri 63801 Pave the Way Engraved Brick Order Form Contact Name: ______________________________ Phone: _____________________ Email: ______________________________________________________________________ Address: ____________________________________________________________________ City: _____________________________ State: _________ Zip: _________________ Please print clearly in block letters, Each space represents one letter, number, space, or punctuation mark. 20 characters per line. 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