hamber ews QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER Santa-Cali-Gon® Days is right around the corner. Last year’s festival was internationally recognized by National Geographic’s Travelers Magazine and ranked No. 10 on Sunshine Artist’s 200 Best Festivals. With attendance upwards of 200,000 people, expectations are once again high for the “prestigious show.” This years festival features one of the Midwest top arts and crafts shows, over 300 commercial vendors and a carnival for all ages. New additions will include a Bingo tent and an official SCG mobile app sponsored by XFINITY powered by Comcast. Monday will feature a “Fun Under the Sun” beach theme that will include Jimmy Buffet music, tropical drinks, beach balls and a JULY | 2011 world record attempt. The festival offers three stages for entertainment, including the Gospel Stage, University of Central Missouri Community Stage and Nuts & Bolts Main Stage. Main Stage Lineup FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 7:00 pm – Opening Ceremonies 7:30 pm - George Strait Tribute Band (featuring Larry Turner) 9:00 pm - Marty Stuart SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 5:30 pm – Outlaw Junkies 7:15 pm - Dirt Drifters 9:00 pm - Eli Young Band SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 5:30 pm – Rustic Heart 7:15 pm - Randy Montana 9:00 pm - James Wesley MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 1:00 pm – Blue Orleans 2:45 pm - Live Bait (Jimmy Buffet Tribute Band) Santa-Cali-Gon® Days would not be possible without our longtime community partner The City of Independence along with our newest supporter The Missouri Lottery. We’d like to thank all of our festival board members and volunteers that have worked tirelessly all year to provide the best festival experience. For more information and details visit www.santacaligon.com, “like” our Facebook page or contact the Chamber at 816-252-4745. www.independencechamber.org Issue IN THIS Independence Chamber of Commerce 210 W. Truman Rd. Independence, MO 64050 www.independencechamber.org 816.252.4745 Follow The Voice... You might have noticed a change in communication from the Chamber lately. As a business we know that your inbox gets clogged at times. The Chamber started The Voice, a weekly electronic newsletter to help consolidate the number of Chamber emails you receive. The Chamber hosts multiple events throughout the year, so you will still receive the occasional reminder regarding Chamber events. If you are not receiving The Voice or have other editorial inquiries contact James Hobbs at 816.252.4745 or email [email protected]QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER PRINTED BY 111 S. Main Street • Independence, MO 64050 Phone: 816-252-0400 • Fax: 816-252-0494 www.corporatecopyprint.com Independence Chamber of Commerce • 210 West Truman Road • Independence, MO 64050 • 816.252.4575 • www.independencechamber.org C N Cover Santa-Cali-Gon Days 2 New Members 3 Chamber Golf Classic Re-Cap 4 Featured Members 5 It’s Time To Shine! 6 Quarter Sponsors 7 Business Briefs 8 Calendar of Events
Transcript
hamber ewsQUARTERLY NEWSLETTER
Santa-Cali-Gon® Days is right around the corner. Last year’s festival was internationally recognized by National Geographic’s Travelers Magazine and ranked No. 10 on Sunshine Artist’s 200 Best Festivals.
With attendance upwards of 200,000 people, expectations are once again high for the “prestigious show.” This years festival features one of the Midwest top arts and crafts shows, over 300 commercial vendors and a carnival for all ages.
New additions will include a Bingo tent and an official SCG mobile app sponsored by XFINITY powered by Comcast. Monday will feature a “Fun Under the Sun” beach theme that will include Jimmy Buffet music, tropical drinks, beach balls and a
JULY | 2011
world record attempt.The festival offers three stages for entertainment, including the Gospel Stage, University of Central Missouri Community Stage and Nuts & Bolts Main Stage.
Main Stage LineupFRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27:00 pm – Opening Ceremonies7:30 pm - George Strait Tribute Band (featuring Larry Turner)9:00 pm - Marty Stuart SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 35:30 pm – Outlaw Junkies7:15 pm - Dirt Drifters9:00 pm - Eli Young Band
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 45:30 pm – Rustic Heart7:15 pm - Randy Montana9:00 pm - James Wesley
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 51:00 pm – Blue Orleans2:45 pm - Live Bait (Jimmy Buffet Tribute Band)
Santa-Cali-Gon® Days would not be possible without our longtime community partner The City of Independence along with our newest supporter The Missouri Lottery.
We’d like to thank all of our festival board members and volunteers that have worked tirelessly all year to provide the best festival experience.
For more information and details visit www.santacaligon.com, “like” our Facebook page or contact the Chamber at 816-252-4745.
www.independencechamber.org
IssueIN THIS
Independence Chamber of Commerce210 W. Truman Rd.
Independence, MO 64050www.independencechamber.org
816.252.4745
Follow The Voice... You might have noticed a change in communication from the Chamber lately. As a business we know that your inbox gets clogged at times. The Chamber started The Voice, a weekly electronic newsletter to help consolidate the number of Chamber emails you receive. The Chamber hosts multiple events throughout the year, so you will still receive the occasional reminder regarding Chamber events. If you are not receiving The Voice or have other editorial inquiries contact James Hobbs at 816.252.4745 or email [email protected]
QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER PRINTED BY
111 S. Main Street • Independence, MO 64050Phone: 816-252-0400 • Fax: 816-252-0494
www.corporatecopyprint.com
Independence Chamber of Commerce • 210 West Truman Road • Independence, MO 64050 • 816.252.4575 • www.independencechamber.org
C N
Cover Santa-Cali-Gon Days2 New Members3 Chamber Golf Classic Re-Cap4 Featured Members5 It’s Time To Shine!6 Quarter Sponsors7 Business Briefs8 Calendar of Events
welCome New members
OFFICERSChair of the BoardVaughn Cornish - Schmidt, Cornish & Smith CPAs
Immediate Past ChairDr. Patty Schumacher - Ken Schumacher Insurance
DIVISION CHAIRSCommunity EventsDonna Pittman - Curt’s Famous Meats
Economic DevelopmentJohn Kimak - Kimak Pest Management, Inc.
Governmental AffairsGary White - The Groves
MembershipDoug Williams -Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC
BOARD OF DIRECTORSDan Boyer - Galen Boyer Motors, Inc.
Carolyn Caldwell - Centerpoint Medical Center of Independence
Paul Davis - Community of Christ International Headquarters
Karen Downey - Downey Construction, Inc.
Mark Hissong -Alliant Techsystems, Inc.
Jerry Likely - L & C Meats, Inc.
Cindy McClain - McClain Enterprises, Inc.
Vernon Meckel - Independence Center
Patrick Pack - Unilever
Steve Potter - Mid-Continent Public Library
Cheryl Carpenter-Davis - Metropolitan Community College - Blue River Campus
Rick Schultz - WinterStone Golf Club
Stacie Short - Montacie Development Corporation
Jonathan Zerr - Kapke & Willerth, LLC
Are You Receiving The Voice? The Voice is an electronic weekly newsletter that includes event registrations for the month and membership reports. If you are not receiving this important email contact [email protected]
AUTO REPAIRS, SERVICEAutoTek LLC537 US Highway 24Independence, MO 64050(816) 461-8811
CLOTHING - RETAILThe Foundry Big & Tall Supply Company18801 E 39th St SouthIndependence, MO 64057(816) 795-1872www.foundrybigandtall.com
COPIERSPower On Technologies, Inc.5893 Raytown Rd S-101Raytown, MO 64133(816) 737-2900www.thinkpoweron.com
CREDIT UNIONSR-G Federal Credit Union3720 S Noland RoadIndependence, MO 64055(816) 254-9055www.rgfcu.com
DEPARTMENT STORESSears18777 E 39th TerrIndependence, MO 64057(816) 795-3073www.sears.com
GARDEN CENTERS/NURSERIESGreen Acres Garden Center15640 E 40 HwyKansas City, MO 64136(816) 373-0197www.grnacs.com
GOVERNMENTAL ENTITYMidwest Public Risk19400 E Valley View PkwyIndependence, MO 64055(816) 292-7500www.mprisk.org
HOMES - SKILLED NURSING FACILITYMonterey Park Nursing Center4600 Little Blue ParkwayIndependence, MO 64057(816) 795-7888www.montereynursingcenter.com
INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIPSEverett, James17800 Bolger Road # 344AIndependence, MO 64055-6771(816) 373-6422
Fielding, Michael D.3613 S Forest AveIndependence, MO 64052(816) 743-9793
Mills, Fred3401 S Dominion DrIndependence, MO 64050(816) 350-3806
PUBLISHERSVillage Profile33 N. Geneva St.Elgin, IL 60120(847) 468-6800www.villageprofile.com
REAL ESTATECentury 21 All Pro1209 NW North RidgeBlue Springs, MO 64015(816) 229-2900www.allproc21.com
RESTAURANTSGolden Super Buffet2931 S Noland RdIndependence, MO 64055(816) 252-8777
Mama Garden4400 S Noland RdIndependence, MO 64055(816) 373-0666
Noodles & Company2140 Independence Center Dr.Independence, MO 64057(816) 795-0002www.noodles.com
Perkins Restaurants & Bakery3939 S Bolger Dr.Independence, MO 64055(816) 308-1490
SOCIAL SERVICE ORGANIZATIONSThe Family Conservancy444 Minnesota Ave, Ste 200Kansas City, KS 66101(913) 342-1110www.thefamilyconservancy.org
THRIFT STORESSavers4466 S Noland RdIndependence, MO 64055(816) 373-9201wwwsavers.com
VETERANS ORGANIZATIONAmerican Legion Post 2116701 E 40 HwyIndependence, MO 64055(816) 373-0221 xt 0www.alpost21.org
Independence Chamber of Commerce • 210 West Truman Road • Independence, MO 64050 • 816.252.4575 • www.independencechamber.org
New MembersChamber Leadership
PAGE 2
“Be a pal, welcome the new members”
31st aNNual Chamber golf ClassIC
It was the perfect day for golf as the Independence Chamber of Commerce hosted its 31st annual Chamber Golf Classic. The tournament was held Tuesday, June 21 at WinterStone Golf Course and presented by Stewardship Capital.
More than 120 golfers comprised 30 teams and competed in the tournament. Lafarge No. 1 claimed the top spot in the “A” flight with a total score of 52, beating Galen Boyer Motors by two strokes. In the “B” flight, Meyer Complete won and Centerpoint Medical Center finished second. ATK won the “C” flight and Pepsi America finished second. All of the golfers enjoyed the beautiful weather on their day off from work.
“Even though our team was only about 30 strokes from taking the lead, it was a beautiful day and the chamber staff was so accommodating,” M&I Bank Vice President Sonci Bleckinger said.
The day began with a breakfast provided by The Big Biscuit before the players hit the course. After completing their rounds, the teams came in for lunch sponsored by Missouri Gas Energy and catered by Carrabba’s Italian Grill.
“(The chamber) did a tremendous job of showcasing all of the sponsors,” Stewardship Capital Vice President Greg Finke said. “I look forward to the networking during the lunch-awards portion every year and am always reminded how connected the local business community really is.
During lunch, several prizes were given out for achievements such as longest drive and putt and a silent auction was held with gifts ranging from Kansas City Royals tickets to golf gift bags.
The Independence Chamber of Commerce would like to thank the tournament’s sponsors, players and volunteers for contributing to another successful golf tournament.
VIEW ALL PHOTOS FROM THE CHAMBER GOLF CLASSIC AT WWW.FLICKR.COM/PHOTOS/INDEPCHAMBERPAGE 3
THE FOUNDRY BIG & TALL SUPPLY CO.™ MEANS BIG NEWS FOR BIG DUDES IN INDEPENDENCE The Foundry Big & Tall Supply Co., a new specialty retail concept built to take the pain out of shopping for clothes for the big & tall man, recently opened its doors in Independence Center. With flat screen TVs tuned to sports, an oversized poker table and comfortable seating, the
store offers customers a hip, yet unpretentious atmosphere where they can relax, enjoy themselves and shop some of the biggest names in menswear – in sizes that fit. The store offers an extensive head-to-toe assortment of quality merchandise from some of the biggest, most fashionable names in menswear. Customers can find sportswear, tailored clothing, athletic, basics, shoes and accessories from brands that are often hard to find in extended sizes, including adidas®, Callaway®, Calvin Klein®, Cole Haan®, Cubavera®, Dockers®, Geoffrey Beene®, Izod®, Levi’s®, Marc Ecko Cut & Sew®, Nautica®, Nike®, Perry Ellis® and Timberland®. The Foundry Supply Co.™ private brand offers polos, tees, woven sportshirts, shorts, socks, underwear, belts, dress shirts, ties, casual bottoms and activewear. Dedicated associates are committed to providing exceptional customer service with their industry-leading knowledge and custom fit solutions. Sportswear is available in sizes 1XL to 6XL and XLT to 5XLT and suits up to size 54L. Footwear sizes range from 10 Regular to 16 Wide. And, if customers can’t find their size in the store, even more extended sizes will be available on www.FoundryBigandTall.com. The Independence Center store is among three other stores to open in Kansas City and six stores in Dallas.
INDEPENDENCE PARKS & RECREATION The Independence Parks & Recreation is annoncing their FREE FAMILY PROGRAMS taking place in Independence. For dates and locations visit www.indepmo.com/parksandrec/Catalog
Nature Story TimeThursdays at 10 and 11 a.m.Ages 2-5 yearsChildren are invited to parcipate in a naturethemed story and craft acvity. A different animaland nature topic will be offered weekly. This program is offered in partnership with the Kansas City Public Library– Sugar Creek Branch. Same ac vity each session.
Toddler Town on TourWednesdays at 9 a.m.Ages 2-10 yearsEnjoy summer fun while exploring variousplaygrounds throughout Independence. Parks and Recrea on staff will be on hand to help with simple cra projects. Parents are required to remain with their children.
Popsicles in the ParkTuesdays 6:30 - 8 p.m.All AgesBring the entire family out for an evening offamily fun with live music, puppet show, artstations, prizes, and free popsicles. PicadillyProductions will be presenting three different puppet shows during the season and live music including Mauricio Salguero (June 7 & July 19), Drum Safari (June 14), and Dino O’Dell (all other dates).
Sounds on the SquareThursdays at 6:30—8 p.m.All AgesCome out to the Independence Square aerwork to enjoy the sites and sounds of the historic square. A free concert will be held on three Thursdays in July and will be followed by a free outdoor movie by the Pharaoh Theater.
Tadpole TrekkingFridays—10-11 a.m.3-6 yearsThis program helps make toddlers feelmore comfortable with the natural worldaround them by exploring a few of the wildareas at George Owens Nature Park.
* ADVERTISER Independence Chamber of Commerce • 210 West Truman Road • Independence, MO 64050 • 816.252.4575 • www.independencechamber.org
featureD members
PAGE 4
INDEPENDENCE SCHOOL DISTRICT - PROJECT SHINEThe desire to get involved and better our community has continued since the historic annexation and Extreme School Makeover. The Independence School District is keeping the momentum moving with the fourth annual Project Shine. One day, every year, the District will lead volunteer-based projects at designated schools to clean, paint and update. Project Shine is a win-win, bettering our schools while unifying our community around projects that support the heart of our district and city - our children.
Project shine is slated for July 16th, 2011 at the following schools: • Blackburn Elementary School • Procter Elementary School Sunshine Center • Sycamore Hills Elementary School • William Southern Elementary
This event is not only good for the district and the community – it is a lot of fun, too! The more volunteers involved, the more projects can be completed. You can register to be a volunteer www.ourschoolsshine.org. Choose the school of your choice on the application. If you do not have a preference, you will simply be placed at a school. Church groups, alumni groups, service clubs or friends and family are all invited to get involved. Volunteers will receive a phone call the week of Project Shine stating where they will be working and what time to check in. Together, we can make our community shine!
Thank you to Toshiba Business Solutions for sponsoring the 2011 Business Expo. Thank you to all the wonderful vendors that participated this year. The Business Expo was a success evidenced by steady traffic all day and the
silent auction sales. To view more photographs check out our facebook page at www.facebook.com/IndepChamber.
2011 eXPo Photo re-CaP
Help us celebrate our 4th Annual Project Shine! One day, every year, the Independence School District will lead volunteer-based projects at designated schools to clean, paint, and update. Together, we can make our community shine!
2011 Project Shine schools: Blackburn, Procter, Sunshine Center, Sycamore Hills, William Southern
Monetary Donations: Make checks payable to: The School District of Independence Foundation, Inc.and mail to Project Shine, 201 N. Forest Ave., Independence, MO 64050, or visit OurSchoolsShine.org
*Rain or Shine** Volunteer all day or anytime during event hours. Volunteers must be 16 years of age or older.
Towel SponsorsCentral Communications Credit UnionDowny Construction, Inc. Hilton Garden Inn Indpendence Rehabilitation Center of IndependenceStaybridge Suites
Beverage Cart SponsorMetzler Brothers Insurance
Hole SponsorsAllied Waste ServicesAmerican SweepingAmerican Medical ResponseCommunityAmerica Credit UnionCornell Roofing & Sheet Metal CompanyHawthorn BankLaFarge North AmericaMCC Blue RiverResidence InnTed’s Trash Services, Inc.Toshiba Business Solutions
Hole-In-One SponsorsBroome CadillacCable-Dahmer ChevroletGalen Boyer MotorsLandmark DodgeMetro Ford
Food & Beverage SponsorsThe Big BiscuitBudweiser - County Beverage CompanyCarrabba’s Italian GrillPepsi Beverages CompanyPrice Chopper Combo
Goody Bag SponsorsCenterpoint Medical CentersUnilever
Goody Bag ProvidersAFSFamily Golf ParkGolf SmithHighway 7 Chiropractic IBS Secure Document SolutionsKimak’s Pest ControlLaFarge North AmericaStewart Title V’s Italiano Ristorante
Contest ProvidersBlue Ridge BankCostcoCurt’s Famous MeatsDrenon Jewelry Co., Inc. Sandy’s Hallmark
Silent Auction DonorsKansas City RoyalsKansas City Chiefs Football ClubChristian Brothers AutomotiveCaptain Catfish a.k.a. John TragerStaybridge SuitesCruise PlannersOffice DepotHowe & CompanyFountains at GreenbriarLa-Z-Boy Furniture GalleriesGilbert, Whitney & Co.Wild About HarryNuts & Bolts True Value HardwareSandy’s Hallmark, JC Penney & Christine’sBeHereNow Home Décor & DesignScandinavia PlaceBig Bob’s OutletVG DesignsReferring Wellness, Inc.Hawthorn, A Bed & BreakfastHwy 7 Chiropractic
Door Prize ContributorsAFSAntiques – on – the – SquareBolero Salon & SpaCometsDesk Top Office ProductsDwight & Carolyn BarnhardFirst WatchHappy HourHilton Garden Inn Independence Holiday Inn Express Hotel & SuitesHyVee – 23rd & Lees Summit RoadHyVee Noland Road & 40 HighwayMcClain EnterprisesOutback SteakhouseParadise ParkSam’s Club Scandinavia PlaceStewart Title Company UMBUptown Boutique Verizon WirelessYMAA PublicationsYMCA
Chamber LuncheonsMCC - Blue RiverCity of Independence - Touris Department Jim Blau Insurance Agency
Business Before & After HoursBig Bob’s OutletUnited Consumers Credit UnionThe Fountains at Greenbriar
Chamber eveNt sPoNsors
PAGE 6
THANK YOU VOLUNTEERS
Golf Committee Chair – Loretta Polzin – A F SDwight BarnhardPaul Broome – Broome CadillacLeah Foster - AMRChris Thiele – Edward JonesJuliana Totta – Iron Stone BankGary Leeper – Bank MidwestShirley Olsen – Bank MidwestTuJuania Scott – CommunityAmerica Credit UnionChris Adams – Hawthorn BankChris Laflan – Hawthorn Bank Sommer Cash – Monterey Park Nursing HomeRonisha Coleman – Rehabilitation Center of IndependenceKim DeVeney – American Funding Solutions Leslie Tuttle - Speaks Funeral Home Mary House – Cruise PlannersRon BrumbaughRoger BridgesMindy Coolman – Children’s Mercy HospitalZan McKinney – City of IndependenceMia Vang – City of IndependenceCarolyn BarnhardCindy Hood – Stewart Title
busINess brIefsSUMMIT PUBLICATIONS, INC. Summit Publications, Inc. has reached an agreement with Front Door Insights LLC., to license its software and associated suite of services. Businesses will now be able to purchase a specialized keyword that can be featured in their advertising. Consumers will be able to “opt-in” to coupon offers and more by texting the keyword. “We believe mobile marketing is a valuable, cutting edge solution that provides print directory advertisers an effective way to engage with their customers. We are impressed with Front Door Insights’ suite of easy to implement mobile marketing solutions. As fellow directory publishers they understand what our industry needs to create a successful mobile marketing campaign,” stated Todd Hagemann, Vice-President of Summit Publications. Businesses that purchase the package will have their own access to the mobile marketing website, and will be able to customize their own messages to deliver to their consumer base. Customized “call to action” graphics featuring the keyword have been developed specifically for businesses to use in their print advertising. The “call to action” graphics create instant interactivity when incorporated into traditional print advertising as well as online directories.
BLUE RIDGE BANK & TRUSTBlue Ridge Bank and Trust Co. is pleased to announce Jeanne Maberry as Vice President and Credit Manager. During her 20 years in banking, Maberry started as a teller and worked her way into commercial lending.
As Credit Manager, she will have many responsibilities including analyzing and reviewing financial statements of prospective and existing customers, tracking and monitoring the Bank’s watch list credits, and monitoring the status of past due loans and
overdrafts. Maberry grew up in Manhattan, KS and attended Kansas State University. She is involved with Heartland Therapeutic Riding Center and currently resides in Overland Park, KS
TRUMAN MEDICAL CENTERS Truman Medical Centers President and CEO and current Chair of the American Hospital Association Board of Trustees John W. Bluford, FACHE, recently became a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives, the nation’s leading professional society for healthcare leaders. “Because healthcare management ultimately affects the people in our communities, it is critically important to have a standard of excellence promoted by a professional organization,” says Thomas C. Dolan, PhD, FACHE, CAE, president and chief executive officer of ACHE. “By becoming an ACHE Fellow and simultaneously earning board certification from ACHE, healthcare leaders can show that they are committed to providing high-quality service to their patients and community.” Fellow status represents achievement of the highest standard of professional development. In fact, only 8,500 healthcare executives hold this distinction. To obtain Fellow status, candidates must fulfill multiple requirements, including passing a comprehensive examination, meeting academic and experiential criteria, earning continuing education credits and demonstrating professional/community involvement. Fellows are also committed to ongoing professional development and undergo recertification every three years. [email protected], or visit ache.org/FACHE.
TRUMAN LIBRARY INSTITUTEOn June 28, 2011, the Harry S.
Truman Library and Museum will make available to the public the largest single opening of Truman and Wallace families materials in decades. The materials include over 45,000 pages documenting the personal lives of Harry and Bess Truman. From bills and receipts for food, clothing, and regular household items to documents pertaining to Truman’s investments in oil, land, and other properties; the materials will give researchers and the general public a more intimate view of the lives of this famous First Family.
More detailed information about these materials will be available on the Library’s website www.trumanlibrary.org on June 28.
Along with the release of these documents, the Truman Working Office recently underwent state-of-the-art interactive exhibit updates. The new interactive technology allows visitors to experience like never before the office where former President Truman worked for almost ten years. The improvements include touch screen videos, audio clips, and photographs featuring President Truman’s activities at the Truman Library and interactions with notable visitors. New technology was installed to offer the visitor a hands on learning experience in the Truman Working Office.
Any media interested in attending this document release event and viewing the recently updated Truman Working Office on June 28, 2011, contact Emily Crawford at [email protected] or (816)268-8245.
Independence Chamber of Commerce • 210 West Truman Road • Independence, MO 64050 • 816.252.4575 • www.independencechamber.org
Have News To Share?Submit your press releases to James at [email protected]. We will print as space permits.
Submitted press releases will appear in Quarterly Newsletter & Chamber website.
PAGE 7
210 W. Truman Rd.Independence, MO 64050www.independencechamber.org
Business After Hours NetworkingJuly 14, 8:00 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. No Charge.Sponsor/Host: Midwest Public Risk 19400 E. Valley View Pkwy, Independence, Mo.(located next to Golden Corral) See their new offices and enjoy a hot breakfast!
Membership LuncheonJuly 20, Noon; Cost $23Speaker: Shelly Hall Peterson;Board Chair of Resource Development,Child Abuse Prevention Association (C.A.P.A.)Ophelia’s Restaurant, 201 N. Main Street
F.U.E.L. Monthly Happy HourJuly 26, 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. Hereford House, 19721 E. Jackson Drive Join the Chamber’s Young Professional Group!
-UPCOMING EVENTS-
Business After Hours NetworkingAugust 25, 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. No Charge.McCoy Park Pavilion, R.S.V.P. by May 31
Santa-Cali-Gon Days FestivalSeptember 2 - 5On the Historic Independence SquareVisit www.santacaligon.comLimited sponsorships available, contact the Chamber
STAY UP-TO-DATE WITH THE VOICE - WEEKLY NEWSLETTERCHECK YOUR INBOX EVERY TUESDAY!
FOLLOW THE CHAMBER ON
PR SRT STDU.S. Postage PAIDKansas City, MOPERMIT NO. 321
