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1 0 0 0 Gary Molberg President/CEO Andrea McClintock VP of Membership Jason Harrison VP of Business Development & Governmental Affairs Penni Bentley Senior Director of Communications Christy Bigler Database Administrator Lindsey Arbeiter Membership Sales Coordinator Mary Garcia Business Development Coordinator Denise Rayford Director of First Impressions Dan Quandt VP of Convention & Visitor Council Mary Ramirez CVC Executive Assistant Eric Miller CVC Director of Communications Tina Brohlin CVC Director of Sales Kashion Smith CVC Director of Tourism Stephanie Andrews CVC Services Manager Hope Stokes CVC Interactive Media Manager Braley Hand CVC Tourism Coordinator Ashley Gutierrez CVC Sales Manager Hollie Hawkins CVC Sales Manager Kendra Knowles CVC Sales Coordinator PO Box 9480 Amarillo, TX 79105 806.373.7800 806.373.3909 fax Amarillo-Chamber.org

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Outdoor Events Make For Great Networking Not all business can be done in the boardroom or from the confines of a cubical or office. Sometimes the best connections are made when you ditch the suit and tie or professional dress for something that best represents “business-casual”. We just finished up our 18th Annual Chamber Open Golf Tournament last week that had 284 golfers representing dozens of businesses at Tascosa Golf Club & La Paloma for some fun and friendly competition on a truly Chamber of Commerce kind of day. Special thanks to everyone who helped us put on what was our best event yet. Check out page 10 of this newsletter for the complete list of sponsors, and share, download or print photos from our online album at http://bit.ly/ChamberOpen2017Pics. We’re only 45 days away from our 22nd Annual Good Times Celebration® Barbecue Cook-Off on the Chamber Grounds on Thursday, September 14th. This event is by far our largest networking opportunity for businesses to connect with other businesses and the general public. We will have 100 cooking teams serving up mouthwatering barbecue and fixings to more than 6,000 people. Because it is a one-price-gets-it-all-ticket, people love the convenience and variety of food and beverages they can enjoy until they are stuffed. Advance tickets go on sale at any Panhandle Tickets outlet on August 4th for just $30 per person. At the gate, tickets will cost $40 each. If you had a cooking team in last year’s event, we hope you have already returned your signup packet to Andrea at [email protected]. If you weren’t in the event last year, you can check out what all is involved on our website at www.amarillo-chamber.org/barbecue-cook-off.html and download the packet directly from there. Keep in mind, space for this event is very limited. We opened up registration starting with our biggest event sponsors, followed by previous year’s sponsors, and finally new sponsor participants. If you have questions about this event, participating or volunteering, contact Andrea McClintock at 806.342.2007 or email her at the address above. Expect to have a “blast” at our 5th Annual Chamber Challenge Clay Shooting event at the Amarillo Gun Club on Saturday, September 23rd. Grab your best 5person team for a Ribbon Cuttings 2-3 half day of shooting New Members 3-4 fun with sporting clays, trap and skeet. Mayor Calls 4 We will be signing up teams for this event After Hours Networking 5 soon, but feel free to CVC News & PRIME Service 6-7 call or email Jason Harrison for information or to be on the list of participants or Renewing Members 8 sponsors at 806.342.2018 or [email protected] or visit our webpage at http://www.amarillo-chamber.org/ Chamber Open Sponsors 10 chamber-challenge-clay-shooting-event.html. Editor’s Corner

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Click on http://bit.ly/RibbonCuttingsJune2017 to download these pictures.

AirU Amarillo 5461 McKenna

Amarillo Area CASA Casas for CASA at United Market Street

Awards Recognition Concepts 2900 Tee Anchor Blvd.

HD Insurance 9020 S Soncy

Lemonade Day! Announcement Chamber Steps

Myrna Raffkind Family Home at Martha’s Home—1204 SW 18th

Maxor Park Statue Unveiling 3rd & Polk

Pachuca Amarillo Soccer School (806) 400.5673

Preston Alexander Salon & Blowout Bar 5461 McKenna

Contact Christy at 342-2004 for information on holding your own Ribbon Cutting or Groundbreaking event.

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Welcome New Members Thanks for Joining in June Axe Development Shane Tabor 2302 10th Ave Canyon, TX 79015 (806) 570-5690 www.axedevelopmentllc.com Developing residential and commercial sites for housing and retail. Card My Yard Somer Acker Amarillo, TX 79124 (806) 676-5023 www.cardmyyard.com/amarillo Personalized yard greetings to help our communities celebrate any special occasion. We also service Bushland and Canyon Chauncy's Automotive Ryan Willburn 2001 Paramount Amarillo, TX 79109 (806) 463-3149 www.facebook.com/ ChauncysAutomotive A.S.E. Certified and specializes in front end alignments, air conditioner repair, & engine diagnostic.

Edward Jones/Chris Gilbert Financial Advisor Chris Gilbert 4805 Lexington Sq. Amarillo, TX 79119 (806) 354-2665 Fax: (877) 868-3109 www.edwardjones.com Whether you want to plan for retirement, save for college, reduce your tax bills or ensure you have income to cover your expenses, we can provide personalized service and investment strategies that have proven themselves over the long-term. Let's discuss your goals during a financial review. Contact me today. Elizabeth Jane Bivins Culinary Center Matt Foxworthy 6700 Killgore Dr Amarillo, TX 79106 www.1949catering.com EJBCC is a large commercial kitchen that produces meals for contract services such as schools, meal programs to feed needy, and other non-profit organizations. EJBCC also has a catering

line called Nineteen49 catering as well as manufactures food on a large scale for local restaurants and retail purposes. Eye Glass World Cassandra Billington 3130 S Soncy Amarillo, TX 79124 (806) 358-0821 www.eyeglassworld.com Eyeglass World is the one stop shop for all your prescription eyewear needs, offering 2 pairs of eyeglasses for only $78! Hawkins Trailer, Inc. Karen Hawkins 108 S. Polk Amarillo, TX 79101 (806) 372-3949 www.hawkinstrailer.com Family owned and operated for over 30 years. Full line of trailer parts. Full service trailer repair shop. Quality products, excellent service, experienced staff. Same day service in most cases. "If you can pull it with a pickup we can fix it".

offering: Home, Auto, Personal Insurance, Farm & Ranch, and Commercial Insurance. Janie's Bookeeping, LLC Janie Wagner Amarillo, TX 79118 (806) 654-5364 https://www.facebook.com/ Janies-Bookkeeping-LLC1275371509236986/ Specializing in initial book setup and maintaining the books while creating cost effective efficiencies within the processes and procedures to improve cash flow. We also file applicable taxes for businesses and individuals. Jimmy's Egg Casey Klepper 2225 South Georgia Street Amarillo, TX 79109 www.jimmysegg.com Jimmy's Egg is a Breakfast and Lunch restaurant open 6 am - 2 pm daily.

HD Insurance 9020 South Soncy Road Amarillo, TX 79119 www.hdinsurancenow.com Full Service Insurance Company

Springhill Suites by Marriott 2301 Cinema Drive

Susan’s Embroidery / Data Flow 2501 Lakeview Drive

Sweet Revenge Mustards 2300 N Western

Texas Residential Builders 2nd Location 6692 River Road

TOADS—Type One Area Diabetic Support (806) 567.8005

tru by Hilton 2202 S Soncy

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Welcome New Members Thanks for Joining in June LaQuinta Inn & Suites Mid City Amarillo Anisha Patel 9305 East Interstate 40 Amarillo, TX 79118 806-335-9572 Fax: (806) 335-9592 http://www.lq.com/en/ findandbook/hoteldetails.6776.address.html We are a limited service hotel providing hotel accommodations. Pachuca Amarillo Soccer School Jose Arzate-Vejar Amarillo, TX 79106 http://cnst4ever.wixsite.com/ asasocceracademy We are the official soccer school (Club de Futbol Pachuca Mexico). Pachuca is one of the most successful soccer teams in the continent, and will provide twice a year scouts to come to Amarillo and a unique methodology of training. SkyRite Signage Company Stacy Jackson 202 S. Arthur Amarillo, TX 79102 (806) 376-7716 Fax: (806) 731-6170 www.skyrite.com SkyRite Signage Company has provided signage design, installation & repair for over 30 years. We also specialize in banners, decals and vehicle graphics. St. Joseph Catholic Church Fr. Hector Madrigal 4122 S. Bonham Amarillo, TX 79110 (806) 355-5621 www.stjosephamarillo.com St. Joseph Catholic Church is a family united in Catholic Faith that welcomes all God’s children to continue Christ’s mission of love, service and education. St. Joseph Catholic Church also has an elementary & Montessori preschool that has been educating youth since 1954. Sweet Revenge Mustards Larry Brown 2300 N. Western Amarillo, TX 79124 (806) 236-7229 www.sweetrevengemustards.com

Enjoy the Brown Family's secret mustard recipe made in Amarillo, TX. Your perfect secret ingredient for deviled eggs, potato salad, baked potato, grilling sauce, dips, pulled pork sandwiches, sausage wraps, cheese & crackers! Texas Residential Builders, LLC Kyle Michels 6692 River Road Amarillo, TX 79108 (806) 680-2322 www.texasresidentialroofing.com Residential & commercial roofing and construction.

Mayor Calls on Local Businesses The Chamber, Amarillo Economic Development Corporation and City of Amarillo Mayor, Ginger Nelson, are joining forces to make weekly personal visits to local businesses. The purpose of these short visits (typically around 45 minutes) is just to familiarize the three offices with these valuable economic engines that help drive our local economy and workforce. Starting in June, Chamber representatives Gary Molberg and Jason Harrison, Amarillo EDC President & CEO, Barry Albrecht, and Mayor Nelson made calls on Officewise Furniture & Supply, Southwest General Contractors, Northwest Texas Healthcare System, UniFirst Corp., and Townsquare Media. If you have questions about this program, contact Jason Harrison at 806.342.2018 or email [email protected]

Walker Ranch Dusty Walker Amarillo, TX (806) 433-0474 100+ year family owned and operated ranch/farm in Wheeler County Texas and Roger Mills County Oklahoma. Window Genie of Amarillo Brandy Hall 2515 Britain Drive Amarillo, TX 79109 (806) 358-7684 http:// amarillo.windowgenie.com/ Window Genie is a residential window cleaning, window tinting, gutter cleaning, and power washing company. We are a part of the Dwyer Group of Franchises.

Gary Molberg with Shane White, General Manager of UniFirst, and Mayor Ginger Nelson, June 29, 2017

WW Ranch Charlotte Williams 3006 Mill Creek Rd. Pagosa Springs, CO 81147 (970) 264-1014 www.ww-ranch.com WW Ranch raises miniature Hereford show and beef cattle. With our prize winning genetics you can't go wrong!

Gary Molberg, Barry Albrecht with Mayor Ginger Nelson and Officewise staff, June 13, 2017

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Free Networking at Chamber After Hours August 3 If you have yet to join us at one of these fun events, you can expect to meet some new faces, connect with some old friends, hand out some business cards, maybe win a door prize, enjoy some great food and beverages, and network, network, network. Best of all, they are FREE. We invite Chamber members to take advantage of this great way to meet new people who might want to know about your business. For more information about After Hours hosts and to view photos from past events, visit http://bit.ly/AmarilloChamberAfterHours. If you would like to host a future After Hours at your business, call Jason at 806.342.2018. Thursday, August 3rd 5pm-7pm Keller Williams 3955 S Soncy Chamber Members & Guests are invited to join us for another FREE Business Networking event. There will be hors d’oeuvres, drinks & door prizes. Adults only please.

View more photos from the last After Hours at Scarborough’s at http://bit.ly/AfterHoursScarboroughPics2017

Join the event on Facebook! http://bit.ly/AfterHoursKW080317

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WELCOME THESE SPORT & CONVENTION GROUPS TO AMARILLO August 4-7

AMA-Con

350

5-6

Amarillo Area Tennis Association August ZAT Tournament

198

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Koben Puckett Productions 2017 Koben Puckett Invitational PBR

50

71.8%

10-20

West Texas Futurity

40

171

25-9/2

American Quarter Horse Association 2017 Adequan Select World Championship Show

Convention & Visitor Council 2016-17 Year-To-Date Statistics Tourism Occupancy Rate (June) Group Tour Buses (Fiscal YTD) Film Commission Information requests (Fiscal YTD)

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# of Conventions/Groups in Amarillo (Fiscal YTD) Delegates (Fiscal YTD)

September 13-14

Sport & Convention Groups

55 71,329

Room Nights (Fiscal YTD)

4,080

Convention Delegates Booked-Future Conventions (Fiscal YTD)

2,951

Convention Delegate Room Nights Booked (Fiscal YTD)

4,939

Attendees Booked-Future Sport Events (Fiscal YTD)

5,104

Room Nights Booked (Fiscal YTD)

5,881

675

Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Good Times Celebration® Barbecue Cook-Off

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28-10/1 American Advertising Federation Central Region Conference

147

29-10/1 Texas Horseshoe Pitchers Association State Horseshoe Championship

260

October 3-4

Texas Association of Counties 2017 Regional Workshop

20

5-8

Gideons International of Texas State Convention

300

8-10

Texas Cattle Feeders Association 2017 Annual Convention

450

Communications / CVC Website CVC Website Visits (Google Analytics—June)

30,939

CVC Website Unique Visitors (Google Analytics—June)

26,552

13-15

Amarillo High School Class of ‘67 50th Reunion

300

CVC Website Page Views (Google Analytics—June)

56,716

14-19

Juvenile Justice Association of Texas Fall Conference

250

1:34

18-21

Cowboy Mounted Shooting Association Wrangler World Championship

450

20-22

Soroptomist International Club District III Meeting

21

Palo Duro Trail Run 32nd Edition PD Trail Run 50k—20k Fun Run/Walk

125

25-28

National Junior Bull Riders Association Year-End Finals

480

CVC Website Average Visit Duration (Google Analytics—June) Social Media Facebook Page Likes Thru June (VisitAmarilloTX)

39,576

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November

Do you get the Tuesday morning email updates for what’s going on around town with tourism, conventions, attractions and events? Email Eric Miller to be added to this fun and informative weekly email blast at [email protected].

VisitAmarillo.com

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Working Ranch Cowboy Association WRCA World Ranch Rodeo

23-26

Texas USA Wrestling Panhandle Nationals Wrestling Tournament

28-30

IDEAg Group, LLC Amarillo Farm & Ranch Show

1,000 400 1,500

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Koben Puckett

Do you like helping others? Would you enjoy an evening full of action?

It’s that time of year, when I get to work with one of my favorite people in this area.

If you answered yes, sounds like you may want to drop by the Koben Puckett Invitational at the Will Rogers Range Riders Arena on Loop 335 and Washington. The gates open at 6 p.m. and the competition starts at 7:30 p.m.

By: Eric Miller, CVC Director of Communications

Koben Puckett I get to meet a lot of folks and I can say that I have enjoyed working with each one. But working with Koben is special. A young man from Canyon, he was making his way through the PBR circuit in the late 2000’s. He was a hot young rider with lots of potential. Since I don’t follow the PBR circuit, we may never have met except……we did.

Advance tickets are $17.50 or $20 at the gate. Purchase tickets and get more event details at www.kobenpuckettinvitational.com. My wife and I went last year and had a blast. We hope to be back there this year. Maybe we’ll see you there.

Koben was bucked from a bull and suffered a spinal cord injury. As part of his journey since the accident, he started a PBR event in Amarillo, one to raise money for other spinal cord injury victims. Through my office, I have been lucky enough to help him with each of his four events. Every year, his condition improves so his physical abilities are better. Always, his spirit to help others lifts me. His event raises money for the PressOn Foundation. In the last 12 months, that foundation helped four young people and their challenge to recover from spinal cord injury. Some of the best riders in the world will be in Amarillo on August 5 out of respect for Koben and his new dual role in life as a topnotch roughstock producer and an advocate for spinal cord injury victims. Don’t believe me? Then check out these two great pieces about Koben and his new life by members of the Amarillo media. Former ABC7 Amarillo anchor Larry Lemmons did a fine feature on Koben as part of his Panhandle Spirit series (https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=7iISjJ_dXwA). And freelance writer Jason Boyett captured Koben well in a piece for Amarillo Magazine (http:// amarillomagonline.com/article/1292). So, what are you doing on Saturday, August 5? Are you in town?

Congratulations to these Recent Prime Service Award Winners Members of the CVC’s Convention & Tourism Committee as well as other Chamber volunteers recently dropped in on the following businesses to deliver an AMA Prime Service lapel pin to these employees who provided someone with PRIME customer service. If you receive outstanding service at an area business, nominate that person for a Prime Service award. Just call the CVC office at 374-1497 or visit www.visitamarillo.com/about-amarillo/ primeservice/

JUNE Robert Bailey

CVS Pharmacy—34th & Western David Knapp

Subway—I-40 & Western Anna Washington

Subway—I-40 & Western

Phone Keo Brown

LaBella Nails & Spa Diep Luong

LaBella Nails & Spa Nikki Tuyet Nguyen

LaBella Nails & Spa Dorothy Mosby

Chick-fil-A—Georgia Street

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575 Pizzeria AAA Signs of Amarillo Acoma Pine Animal & Bird Clinic Alpha Media (KGNC AM/FM & the Eagle) Amarillo Association of REALTORS Amarillo College Amarillo College Continuing Education Amarillo Custom Box Company Amarillo Gun Club Amarillo Pathology Group Amarillo Town Club Amarillo Youth Choirs Amarillo's Parkview Realty Ameripride Linen and Apparel Services Asset Protection Unit, Inc. Autumn Leaves of Amarillo Baptist Community Services Batteries + Bulbs Battery Joe Best Western Inn Santa Fe Bishop DeFalco Retreat Center Bolton Electric Inc. Border States Electric Supply of Texas Chicago Title Chick-fil-A at Gem Lake Road Cintas Corporation Cloud 9 Services, LLC Coldiron Real Estate Group Coldwell Banker First Equity/Regena Ladd Colonies at Hillside

Coolhorse Dick Davis Diversified Interiors of Amarillo, Ltd. Double U Marketing & Communications Doves Rest Cabins Farmers Insurance Hunnicut Agency Forza Promo, LLC Get Fit Hartman Roofing Harwell & Cook Orthodontics Hi Plains Canvas Products Hope Veterinary Clinic, PA Irish Springs Pools & Spas Jason's Deli Johnson & Sheldon, PLLC Kingswood United Methodist Church La Fiesta Grande Landscape Supply Latham Hometown Realty Lile Art Gallery Llano Cemetery Association Lone Star Construction Lone Star Decorating LP Marble Depot Metabolic Research Center of Amarillo Movement Mortgage MTS Transportation Inc. Palo Duro Heating & Air Patrick Electric Service, Inc. Physicians Preferred Laboratory Plains Builders Inc Plains Dairy, LLC Proffitt's Lawn & Leisure

Radical Ice Reagan Outdoor Advertising of Amarillo Robinson's Family Feed Rockwood Furniture Co. Rodfathers LLC RV Body Shop & Service Center Ross Rogers Golf Complex RPC CPAs + Consultants Sir Speedy Smith Chiropractic and Wellness, LLC Smooth Transitions West Texas Sound by Design Inc. Specialty Supply SpringHill Suites by Marriott State Farm/Shannon Brooks State Representative John Smithee Sumner Insurance Agency System One Tate & Cox, P.C. Texas Plains Federal Credit Union The Drawing Board The Great Armadillo Printing Co. LLC. The Haworth Company The People's Federal Credit Union Tru Trading Company UniFirst Corp. Viva Media Wallace Monument Company Wellborn Sign, Inc. West Texas Golf Cars

Westminster Presbyterian Church Will Rogers Range Riders Window World of Amarillo Witt Flooring Center Xcel Energy/Southwestern Public Service Co. Ye Olde Pancake Station Yellow City Pet Supply Youngblood's Cafe Your Time Massage LLC

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The Chamber eNewsletter is published by the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce, 1000 South Polk, Amarillo, Texas 79101. It is provided free of charge to Chamber members. Address correspondence to Chamber Communications at the address listed above, call 806.373.7800 or fax 806.373.3909. 2016-17 Board of Directors Executive Committee Chair Chair-Elect Finance Chair Past Chair President/CEO Membership Council Business Council Governmental Affairs Council Quality of Life Council Ag Council Convention & Visitor Council City of Amarillo

Jeff Mitchell William Ware Michelle Reichert Brice Sheets Gary Molberg Chris Reed Wes Wright Bob Murray Penelope Davies Leon Church Stephanie Price

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Editor’s Corner

By: Penni Bentley, Senior Communications Director Direct: 806.342.2005 Cell: 806.674.7334 [email protected]

I live in the Belmar neighborhood. I drive Bell and cross the bridge at I-40 at least twice a day and have for the last 15 years. The creature of habit in me was on autopilot this morning when going to work then I remembered, I have to change course for my daily commute. Uggghhh. I suddenly found myself turning into an unfamiliar residential area looking for a new path and feeling a little confused and disoriented. The Facebook comments (really just complaints), memes and photos of backed up traffic recently got me thinking. I’ve lived in Amarillo since 1994, and have seen many changes in neighborhoods, shopping areas, and definitely downtown. As a kid in the 80’s from a little panhandle town, I remembered shopping at Western Plaza Mall and Colbert's for back to school clothes, and when Westgate Mall was built, it seemed like it was practically in New Mexico being that far at the edge of town. That seems like a million years ago, but seems a little bit like just last week. When I was running the Visitor Information Center inside the Civic Center from 2003-2006, the view across the parking lot to the west was pretty bleak. Watching the Globe-News Center go up during that time was truly an amazing sight. And the change in the last 2 years in the downtown landscape is nothing short of amazing when you think about the run-down buildings or parking lots that used to occupy that area. Does it slow traffic down on Buchanan and make for a longer commute to Civic Center events right now? Yes. But it won’t be that way forever. And we’ll be left with something pretty amazing that will bring more people into our community (opening up their wallets) when it’s all said and done. The Amarillo Globe-News just ran a story with a map of all of the road closures going on in town. Yes...the list is pretty long. But look at the big picture. Although a hassle at times, construction means growth. It means building for the future. It means that an investment is being made in Amarillo, its people and its businesses because our community, city and state leaders believe in a long and prosperous future.

We’re on Mix 94.1 every Tuesday at 8:30am to talk about the week's events, conventions & newest members. It’s the most jam-packed three-minute segment. If you miss it live, you can always check out the video recap with more information on our YouTube Channel, Facebook page or on the Week’s Sneak Peek page on our website.

That bridge at I-40 was originally constructed in the 60’s. Things get old and wear out, and for safety reasons, you have to repair them. The world doesn’t stop while that’s being done, so it will be annoying for a few months. I’m trying to look at this little detour as a great opportunity to drive down a different road every day and look for the beauty in the journey. When was the last time you took in the scenery in your own town instead of staring at the bumper of the guy doing 60 down the highway in front of you? It’s okay to slow down a little or leave a few minutes of wiggle room in your schedule so you don’t find yourself frustrated and road-raging. Life’s too short. Maybe give our city leaders, city workers, and state highway department a break every now and then. Their job probably isn’t as fun as yours. As always, tell us how we are doing. Give us your suggestions, feedback, and input. Feel free to write on our Facebook wall. Get involved. We are proud to be YOUR Chamber.

Mark Your Calendar: 8/3

After Hours Networking at Keller Williams

9/14

Good Times Celebration Barbecue Cook-off

9/23

Chamber Challenge

10/5

After Hours Networking at Casey Carpet One

10/19

Annual Banquet & Business Excellence Awards

11/2

After Hours Networking at FirstCapital Bank

12/7

After Hours Networking at Street Volkswagen