Business Outlook - Henderson-Vance Chamber - February 16, 2011

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Henderson-Vance County Chamber of

Commerce

P.O. BOx 1302; 414 S. Garnett St.,HenderSOn, n.C. 27536

PHOne: (252) 438-8414Fax: (252) 492-8989

www.HenderSOnvanCe.OrG

Business OutlookA quarterly publication of the Henderson-Vance County

Chamber of Commerce and The Daily Dispatch Wednesday, February 16, 2011 • 1st Quarter

The Henderson-Vance County Chamber of Commerce celebrated 73 years at its annual Membership Meeting and Banquet on Feb. 8. The event was held at the Vance-Granville Community College Civic Center.

Honored guests at the banquet were the Vance County 16 and un-der girls’ fast pitch softball team, which won the Babe Ruth World Series championship in 2010. “Many of you remember that last summer our under 16 girl’s fast pitch softball team won the 2010 World Series in their age division,” Chamber President Bill Edwards said. “They earned this title by de-feating teams throughout the U.S. and bringing the trophy home to us. In my opinion, they are some of our community’s greatest ambas-sadors,” Edwards added. Walmart Distribution Center #6091 honored each girl, coach and manager

of the team with a personalized plaque and also supplied banquet tickets for each of them and a guest.

The 2009 Citizen of the Year, James Edwards, presented the 2010 Citizen of the Year Award to Lifeline Outreach Ministries founder, Dorothy Hunt. “Twenty-seven years ago, in 1984, she founded a program called Lifeline Outreach,” Edwards said. “She had just $300, a handful of people who wanted to help her, a vision, a dream, and faith in a God who she knew would answer her prayers if she remained faithful.

Dottie Wunker once wrote of Hunt in a letter to the editor of The Daily Dispatch: “An amaz-ing woman whose loving heart far outweighs her tiny frame, she is Henderson’s Mother Teresa of homeless women. She gathers them to her like a mother hen,

doling out love, guidance, trans-portation, more love, correction, admonition.”

Hunt, who slowly made her way to the stage to receive her award, said that she was almost too choked up to say anything. While accepting the award, Hunt said of her shelter: “It started as one woman’s dream and became a com-munity project. The plan is just to start where you are and make a difference.” Hunt expressed thank-fulness to the Lord for everything that she has received and said: “I am accountable to the Lord Jesus Christ, who has enabled me to do everything that I do.”

Keynote speaker for the evening was David Cutcliffe, Duke Universi-ty head football coach. A graduate of the University of Alabama, Cutcliffe became Duke’s 21st head coach.

2011 Chamber banquet shines anencouraging light on local community

Chamber President Bill Edwards holds the microphone steady as Dorothy Hunt accepts the 2010 Henderson-Vance County Citizen of the Year Award at the annual Memberhsip Meeting and Banquet on Feb. 8 at the Vance-Granville Community College Civic Center. Please see BANQUET, pAgE 3

How many years have you been em-ployed at P&G Pet Care? 8.5 years

Favorite music? “I have to say I’m a country girl but with two “tweeny” girls, hip hop is normally playing.”

Hobbies? “I love to read, visit the beach with friends and family, and go horseback riding.”

Pet peeve? “Inconsid-erate people — we’re all human beings and we all make mistakes.”

Favorite quote/phi-losophy? “Life is meant to be enjoyed, not just endured!”

The Henderson-Vance County Chamber of Com-merce kicked off its 2011 Leadership Vance program with an orientation break-fast at Vance-Granville Community College on Feb. 3.

“This program is one of my favorite parts of the job. The networks and bonds that will be formed among this group of people during this five-month period are more far-reaching than any of them can imagine,” said Rachel Hedrick, the Cham-ber’s director of Member-ship Services. “Through their involvement in Leadership Vance, the participants will be better informed about the assets and challenges facing our community, making them better suited for leadership roles within the commu-nity,” added Hedrick.

Participants in this year’s class include: Shay H. Bennett, City of Hen-derson; Kristen H. Boyd, Vance County Schools; Tammy Care, Maria Parham Medical Center; Jonathan Clarke, Maria Parham Medical Center; Andre’a R. Crawford, Kittrell Job Corps Center; La’Shanda M. Daniels, Vance County Social Services; Tanya O. Evans, Progress Energy; Chereca Hargrove, Walmart DC

#6091; Kara Kovac, Eck-erd Youth Alternatives; Kimberly Marino, Eckerd Youth Alternatives; Sherry Moss, City of Henderson; Derrick Nantz, Vance-Granville Community Col-lege; Suzanne Roudebush, Eckerd Youth Alternatives; Sandra Standley, Kerr-Vance Academy; Nancy Snyder, Eckerd Youth

Alternatives; and Betty Taylor, KARTS.

The Leadership Vance program is designed to inform, challenge and edu-cate participants on the opportunities and needs of the community and to strengthen leadership skills while teaching about the social, economic, and political dynamics that

shape the community. The intensive training and ex-posure to all aspects of the community will provide participants with the his-torical background and the skills necessary for civic and community positions. The program is ultimately designed to create a group of informed and dedicated leaders who will contrib-

ute to the community.Participants are exposed

to various aspects of Hen-derson and Vance County, specifically in regard to city and county government, health and community resources, economic devel-opment, agriculture and natural resources, history and media, and criminal justice and law.


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2011 Leadership Vance class members participate in a “Getting to Know You” icebreaker.

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Cutcliffe was named SEC Coach of the Year in 2003, has participated in 22 bowl games, and has coached the likes of Andy Kelly, Heath Shuler, Tee Martin, Eli Man-ning and Peyton Manning.

In his comments, Cutcliffe said: “I am truly impressed with what the Chamber has done here tonight.” He addressed the emphasis that was placed on education and commended the educators who were present on their work and the impact they have on individual lives and thus the community at large. He also praised the softball team on their accomplish-ments and encouraged them to continue to be champions both on the field and off. “As I tell my guys, these four F’s will help keep your priorities in line. They are faith, family,

future and then football,” Cutcliffe said.

In offering advice taken from his coaching philosophy, Cutcliffe said: “Think of all the people who have helped you along the way and be grateful for what you have received. Your community is the product of the priori-ties, principals and values you embrace. As my dad told all six of the Cutcliffe kids, always leave a place better than you find it.”

Vance County Schools presented the ninth annual Shining Moment in Educa-tion Award to the Towns-ville Lions Club as the top business partner for Vance County Schools for the 2010-2011 school year. The club is a valuable partner with New Hope Elementary School and has donated approximately $13,000 to the school’s media center over the last several years. The Townsville Lions Club also sponsors read-ing and writing incentive

rewards for students at New Hope, and hosts a reading celebration at Kerr Lake at the end of each school year for students who have reached their reading goals.

Also recognized was Vance County Schools’ Teacher of the Year Jacqueline Boyd, who is a social studies teacher at Southern Vance High School, and Vance County Schools’ Principal of the Year Carolyn Har-ris, principal of New Hope Elementary School. Boyd has almost 40 years of teaching experience and Harris is in her third year as principal at New Hope Elementary which is the top performing elementary school in the local school system and has been designated as a N.C. School of Distinction.

Also recognized at the event were the following teachers who have received certification by the National Board of Professional Teach-ing Standards (NBPTS): Bar-

bara Currin, Lucy Landen and Jenny Waite, all of Zeb Vance Elementary; Barbara Slaughter and Lisa Finch, both of New Hope Elemen-tary; India Joyce Kingsberry of Henderson Middle; Karen Holt of Dabney Elementary; Mary Williams of Pinkston Street Elementary; Nicholas Hendley and Shirley Lewis, both of Southern Vance High; Tamala Anderson of Eaton-Johnson Middle; and Volodymyr Babchenko of Northern Vance High.

There are now approxi-mately 40 educators working in Vance County Schools with NBPTS certification. The distinction is the high-est certification possible for classroom teachers and guidance counselors. North Carolina leads the nation in the number of nationally certified teachers with 17,957 nationally certified teachers in the state.

The 2010 Chamber board chairperson, Vanessa Jones,

touted the 2010 Chamber ac-complishments and thanked board members for their dedi-cation and hard work. Cham-ber President Bill Edwards and 2011 Board Chairman David Ruggles presented the Henderson-Vance County Chamber of Commerce An-nual Report and Program of Work, identifying goals for the upcoming year.

Sponsors for the event were: Progress Energy, presenting sponsor; Maria Parham Medical Center, P&G Pet Car and Walmart Distribution Center #6091, gold sponsors; BB&T, Ex-press Employment Profes-sionals, Supply Line Country Market and Time Warner Cable, silver sponsors; and Carolina Sunrock, Centu-ryLink, Chase Development, The Daily Dispatch, Franklin Brothers Nursery & Green-houses, J.M. White Funeral Service, Kerr Lake Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, NCOL.NET and PSNC En-

ergy, bronze sponsors. Contributing sponsors

were AAA Gas & Appliances, East Carolina Tire, H.G. Reynolds Company Inc., Kittrell Job Corps Center, Lowe’s Home Improvement Warehouse, Schewel Furni-ture Company Inc., Southern Chainsaw & Mower Parts, Staples, Wake Electric Membership Corporation and W.W. Properties.

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BANQUET, FROM PAGE ONE

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BelkBelk of Henderson held a ribbon cutting on Dec. 7, 2010, to celebrate the unveiling of its new logo and to welcome new store manager Fredrick Foster. The store has been a major local retailer for decades. To contact Belk, call (252) 492-1121 or go online to www.belk.com.

Four County Health Network/Community Care Partners

On Dec. 9, 2010, Four County Health Network/Community Care Partners celebrated its recent move and expansion within the Medical Arts Building with a ribbon cutting. This is the third time the organization has expanded due to growth. The company is a local health-care network that promotes high value medical care in the four-county area through various products and programs. Jay Kennedy is acting director. The organiza-tion can be reached at (252) 430-0360 or [email protected].

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RosesRoses, located at the Henderson Mall on Dabney Drive, held a ribbon cutting to cel-ebrate their recent remodel on November 4. A large group of employees and local dignitaries came out to support the long-time local retailer. The retail store is owned and operated by Variety Wholesalers, Inc.

Wimpy’sWimpy’s held a ribbon cutting to celebrate the opening of the business on Dec. 2, 2010. A grand opening was held on Dec. 4, 2010, with a cruise-in by Tommy Keith with Creedmoor Cruise-In. Free barbecue sandwiches were served to all antique car drivers. Wimpy’s specializes in eat-in and take-out open flame-grilled ground chuck, hot dogs and rib-eye steak sandwiches, shrimp, fries and onion rings. The restaurant is located at 419 Raleigh Road in Henderson and can be contacted at (252) 430-1766. Owners are Larry Satterwhite and Danny Bowden.

Smile StudioSmile Studio held a ribbon-cutting on Dec. 15, 2010, to celebrate the new dental practice at 451 Ruin Creek Road, Suite 201. Smile Studio strives to provide families the latest and most advanced dentistry available. The practice is owned and operated by Dr. Tina Gupta and can be reached at (252) 572-2520 or on the web at www.smilestudionc.com.


At FIVE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH AU-THORITY, we assist individuals and families who are experiencing a mental illness, de-velopmental disability or a substance abuse problem. We support individuals in accom-plishing personal goals, meeting desired life outcomes and living successfully in the com-munity of their choice. We achieve this by utilizing local, high quality, compassionate providers who tailor services and supports to meet the unique needs of each individual. We give priority to pregnant substance abusing women and intravenous drug users.

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The Henderson-Vance County Chamber offers its membership the added benefit of “Member Spotlights” each month. This special section of the Chamber website allows member businesses to list their upcoming public sales, special events, special products and/or services for free. A link on the Chamber home page takes all viewers to this special page.

Each listing must be 50 words or less typed in a Microsoft Word or text document us-ing 10-point Verdana font. The name of the company should be listed first, followed by the complete description of what is being spotlight-ed. Entries are listed monthly. Any entry to be listed in “Member Spotlights” must be received by the 25th of the month preceding when the entry should appear. Entries are listed alpha-betically on the page with the company name in bold and the description in normal type. All are uniform in appearance.

Chamber members who wish to have an entry listed should send information to [email protected] by the 25th of the month preceding when the listing should appear or call the Chamber at (252) 438-8414 with ques-tions.

February “Member Spotlights”

• AA Self Storage — First month’s rent price on any available standard or climate controlled storage unit (great for inventory or business record storage). Now available: new covered boat & RV storage! Please give Teri a

call today and mention that you are a Chamber member! (252) 433-0236. Also check out our website for additional money saving coupons! 420 Raleigh Road/[email protected] www.aa-self-storage.com

• Boys & Girls Clubs of North Central North Carolina — Time to renew club mem-berships for our youth participants ages 6-18. Membership is only $5 for the entire calendar year. Boys & Girls Clubs offer hope for entire neighborhoods. The annual two-man team bass fishing tournament will be April 23. Please call 430-1871 or www.bgcncnc.org.

• Character Antics — Spring is coming! Book your Easter bunny characters now. Also we have a new day-care special. Get one moonwalk with either face painting, balloons or cotton candy for two hours: $149. Offer good for Monday-Friday bookings only. Call (252) 430-6775 for bookings.

• Collins Collision Repair Center: (“The Body Shop”) we make your damage disap-pear! Where quality matters! Located at 3688 Raleigh Road. Call Brad Collins at 438-3133.

• Community Workforce Solutions — Gain a great employee, support your community, and start earning work opportunity tax credits for 2011!! Community Workforce Solutions currently has strong candidates looking for all types of positions. We specialize in matching worker skills with your job openings! Let us handle your hiring needs! (252) 492-9555

• Dabney Drive Animal Hospital: coming soon!! Bridget Waters, DVM, and her won-

derful staff will be opening for business and welcoming new patients by the end of Febru-ary! We want to remind you that February is National Pet Dental Health Month! Please call for an appointment: (252) 430-8008

• Enterprise Rent-A-Car — Whether it’s due to an accident, corporate travel, or for leisure, Enterprise specializes in renting to customers who need a temporary replacement vehicle. To better serve our customers, we have moved to a new location. Please come visit us in person at 1340 Dabney Drive, via phone at (252) 433-8405 or online at http://www.enterprise.com. We offer a free pickup service, competitive rates, and welcome all business.

• Franklin Brothers Nursery & Green-houses — Proper landscaping can make your business more inviting and “greener.” We can help. Simply take a few pictures. Get some measurements. Email or come by for a free consultation. We can partner with a local landscaper to get you a complete make over or simply do it yourself.

• Generations Community Credit Union — only $10 to join!!! Christmas club accounts available; money market & CD accounts; $250 minimum to open; financial counseling also available; please contact Bernice Bullock or Oita Snow at (252) 492-5854 for additional information and ask us about our credit build-ing programs.

• Golden Skillet — we offer great family dining! Convenient dine-in or take-out! Din-ners, snacks, sandwiches, sandwich combos,

homemade vegetables and desserts, freshly prepared-to-order fish and seafood, award-win-ning chicken tenders, entertainment platters and kids’ meals. Whatever your dining needs, our slogan: “Good food, good service, fair price” says it all!!! We welcome call-ahead orders. 444 Dabney Drive, Henderson, (252) 492-4040.

• Heather’s Thirty-One Gifts — new spring/summer catalog! For every $31 you spend, you’ll get 31% off any item! Host a $450 party and purchase the Cindy tote at 70% off! Visit www.mythirtyone.com/htabor to place your order or call Heather Tabor at (252) 204-1305 to host a party and earn free and/or discounted products.

• Henderson Collegiate invites you to our Business Before Hours on Thursday, Feb. 17 from 7:30-9 a.m. If unable to make it, please feel free to stop by anytime during school hours for a tour of the school! www.hendersoncol-legiate.com

• Johnson’s Block & Concrete Co., Inc. — Your commercial and residential solution to the following needs: ready mixed concrete, con-crete supplies, blocks, mortar, sand, and stone. Family owned & operated. We’re proud to say that we have been serving this area for 50 years. Call us for quality service and products at (252) 438-6028.

• Lakeland Theatre Company presents the amazing Stephen Sondheim musical “Into the Woods” beginning Feb. 18 and continuing through march 5t See what happens after the “happily ever after” in the tales we all know

Chamber “Member Spotlights” offer opportunity to spread the word



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• Lifeline — Maria Parham Medical Center offers Philips Lifeline, an easy-to-use medical alert service that ensures that older adults living at home get quick assistance whenever it is needed. Lifeline helps you to be safe 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Call Denise Smith at (252) 436-1118 for more information.

• Marketplace Cinema — Hosting first annual live telecast of the Academy Awards on Sunday, Feb. 27. Proceeds from this event will benefit Henderson Collegiate. Tickets limited! Tickets on sale at Marketplace Cinema box office. For more info, visit us online at www.marketplacecinemas.com.

• Pete Smith Lube & Tire — located at 946-Z W. Andrews Ave. in the Crossroads Shop-ping Mall. We are your full service auto repair & tire dealer. Stop by & see Donnie or Rick. Given the chance, we feel confident that we will give you “the best automotive experience that you’ve ever had.”

• Pizza Inn of Henderson — Ever come in to eat and it was too late for the lunch buffet, but it was too early for the dinner buffet? We have the answer! Pizza Inn is now running the buf-fet all day, every day. For a limited time, come

out between 2:30-4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday, and receive our early bird buffet special buffet. Buffet and drink for only $5.99!

• Premier Women’s Health Profession-als, PA — flu shots for members, family and friends during the month of February for $15. Stop by Fridays 11 a.m.- 1 p.m., $11.

• Prim Residential Rentals — quality apart-ments, townhouses, and corporate units fully furnished and available for lease. Flex office space at Parkview Office Plaza off Beckford Drive; 1780 sq. ft. for sale/lease. Gated com-munity with waterfront homes/lots for sale on beautiful Kerr Lake. Call (252) 738-9771 or visit our website: www.primedevelopment.com

• Progress Energy — We’re here to give you the energy help you need. Visit us at www.progress-energy.com to find our “Lower my bill toolkit.”

• Satterwhite Point Marina on Kerr Lake — enjoy the beauty and tranquility of Kerr Lake at one of our lakeside cabins. Accepting rental reservations now for the coming season. Select used Crest pontoon boats are also available. See our website at www.satterwhitept.com for boat and cabin details. Call (252) 430-1300.

• Servpro Franklin, Vance & Granville counties — remember, now that cold weather has set in, homeowners will experience frozen

pipes, causing water damage to crawl spaces as well as the interior of the dwellings. If this happens to you, call the experts here at Servpro Franklin, Vance & Granville any time day or night at (252) 433-0005. We are proud of the work that we do ...”Make it like it never happened!”

• Shortcakes Embroidery/Screen Printing — February special: screen printed T-shirts, jerzees 50/50 / style 29m, full front/ $8. Each/minimum 15 pieces special only for Chamber members, call Clareese at (252) 492-5769 or email [email protected]

• Southern Chainsaw and Mower Parts — 1030 S. Williams St. Henderson, 27536: small engine company that repairs outdoor power equipment such as riding lawn mowers, blowers, trimmers, generators, chain saws, tillers and more. We are Jonsered and Kohler dealers. We sell new and used equipment. We

also sell parts for many makes and models. Big mower blade sale going on. Best prices around. (252) 436-9507.

• The Teacher Store — Show your teachers the love with a gift certificate from us. We have a fully stocked store, catalog and website for teachers or parents to keep children learning all winter long. www.teacherstoreonline, 135 S. Garnett St., (252) 436-0037.

• Vance County Cooperative Extension — Feb. 24, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., “Serving Latinos in NC,” County Office Building. Call 438-8188 for information.

• Vance County Senior Center — 126 S. Garnett St., Henderson: free tax prepara-tion by trained tax-aide volunteers offered to seniors and low-to-middle income individuals of any age each Wednesday through April 13

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appointment only. Call the senior center at (252) 430-0257 to schedule an appoint-ment.

• WW Properties & Rentals — For 30 years WW Properties has provided quality residential rental homes & apartments at affordable prices. We now have available several excellent retail locations. We also have offices — single suites & up to 4,000 sq. ft. with 9 offices in a professional build-ing, commercial, industrial & warehouse units for lease and for sale. We also have retail/commercial units available on Capi-tal Boulevard in Youngsville. Save money and call (252) 492-8777 or find us on the net at wwproperties.net.

• WIZS, “Your Community Voice,” has a great advertising package available to Chamber members starting, in February. The WIZS business card package: your business card ad run six times each week-day for $65: a month for four months. Call (252) 492-3001 for more information about saturation advertising.


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Welcome to these new Chamber members

On Dec. 7, Maria Parham Medical Center hosted an open house to unveil its newly renovated Medical Oncology Center.

Maria Parham has been providing treat-ment to cancer patients for over 20 years, but the size of the facility could not accommodate the number of patients requiring treatment.

The new center better meets local needs at four times the size of the old facility, consist-ing of about 6,000 square feet. It features a 14-patient treatment area, five examination rooms and a large triage room.

Leslie Carswell, director of the oncology unit, said: “In recent years, we have experi-enced a greater patient load, and now feel like we can better accommodate our patients and their families in this much bigger facility.”

The new center includes a 67-foot glass wall that provides patients with a view of an outdoor garden that is accessible from the treatment area and is filled with flowers and shrubbery. The treatment area also has two large screen televisions for the patients.

“The new unit offers patients more privacy and it also offers the staff more space to func-tion,” said Bob Singletary, president and CEO of the hospital. “It will allow us to expand the staff in the oncology unit.”

The facility also includes a Cancer Re-source Center, a joint effort of The American Cancer Society and Maria Parham, which will house information to educate patients and families on different illnesses.

A conference room and a library are also included in the unit. This will provide a suit-able meeting place for the local Tumor Board and the staff of the unit. The new unit also includes a large waiting room for patients and their families. The art of local artists decorates the walls. Live music welcomed the large crowd of guests and continued as they were toured around the center. The tours were followed by a ceremony in which Bob Singletary, president and CEO of Maria Parham Medical Center, and Dr. Bev Tucker, chairperson of the medical center’s

board of directors, welcomed guests.Comments were also made by Dr. Joseph

Melamed, medical director of digital radiol-ogy at MPMC (Wake Radiology); Dr. Linda Sutton, medical director, Duke Oncology Net-work; Dr. Bob Noel, chairman, ACOS/COC Accreditation Committee (Northern Carolina Surgical Associates); and Dr. David Mack, medical director of MPMC’s medical oncology program (associate, Duke Oncology Network). Also unveiled at the open house was Maria Parham Medical Center’s new wide-bore MRI machine, the only one of its kind in the region.

An MRI uses strong magnets and radio waves to produce high quality images of a patient’s organs and tissue. The wide-bore MRI has an opening for the patient that is 15 percent larger than a traditional MRI machine, giving it the capability of obtaining MRIs on larger patients.

“It is a big improvement,” said Melamed. “It will allow us to do all new types of imaging including breast imaging,” he added.

Maria Parham Medical Center sponsors Medical Oncology Center/MRI open house

Dabney Drive Animal Hospital

1 South Cooper Drive Henderson, N.C. 27536 Phone: (252) 430-8008 FAX: (252) 430-8020 VeterinariansBridget Waters

Don Lorenzo’s Mexican Restaurant

130 W. Montgomery St.Henderson, N.C. 27536Phone: (252) 430-1137FAX: (252) 430-0034Restaurant/Food Service/

LoungeSergio Resendez, manager

Jessica Charles Restaurant 200 South Garnett St.Henderson, N. C. 27536 Phone: (252) 430-0069 Restaurants & Food ServiceGeorge Lawson

Ribeyes Steakhouse2002 Graham Ave.Henderson, N.C. 27536Phone:(252) 430-1117Restaurant/ Food Service/ LoungeDavid Woodlief, manager

Smile Studio of Henderson451 Ruin Creek Road, Suite 201Henderson, N.C. 27536Phone: (252) 572-2520 FAX: (252) 572-2527DentistDr. Tina Gupta, DDS, PA

Wimpy’s419 Raleigh RoadHenderson, N.C. 27536Phone: (252) 430-1766FAX: 252) 430-8771Restaurant/Food ServiceLarry Satterwhite/Danny

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2011 Chamber Officers

David Ruggles ChairmanCatherine Hughes First Vice-ChairwomanHal Muetzel Second Vice-ChairmanMel Manning TreasurerVanessa Jones Immediate Past Chairwoman

Board of Directors

2009-2011Rudy Abate Liberty Kennels Inc.Joel Harris Vance County Farm BureauJenny Hester Prim Development and RentalsCatherine Hughes Satterwhite Point MarinaVanessa Jones Vance-Granville Community CollegeHal Muetzel Express Employment Professionals

2010-2012Dave Genetti Toyota/Scion of HendersonMel Manning Harris Incorporated of HendersonLeslie Mills Leslie Ann Mills PhotographyTanya Evans Progress EnergyWalter Pegram NCOL.netDavid Ruggles Maria Parham Medical Center

2011-2013Johnny Bobbitt Print Enterprise Inc.Kathy Brown P&G Pet CareGina Dement Five County Mental Health AuthorityMaurice Gray Walmart Distribution Center #6091Curtis Tyndall BB&TJohn Zollicoffer Stainback, Satterwhite, Burnette and

Zollicoffer

2011 Chamber Ambassadors

Cindy Abate Liberty Kennels Inc.Rudy Abate Liberty Kennels Inc.Bernice Bullock Generations Community Credit Union

Bob Campbell Optimum LightingJohn Cho JCPenney Company Inc.Gina DeMent Five County Mental Health AuthorityGina Eaves The Daily DispatchFern Ellington BB&TCheryl Elman Crafts on Wheels/ 100 Years of FlightSarah Falkner StaffmarkLinda Fletcher Vance-Granville Community CollegeJulia Langston Henderson Family YMCAClareese Moss Shortcakes Embroidery/ Screen PrintingAlison Proctor P&G Pet CareSusan Rogers Chick-fil-AKendall Stafford BB&TSandra Wilkerson City of Henderson

Ex-Officio Directors

Vacant Director, Vance County Economic Development Commission

Dennis Tharrington Chairman, Henderson-Vance Economic Partnership

Phil Lakernick Director, Henderson-Vance Downtown Development

Randy Parker President, Vance-Granville Community College

Eddie Wright Chairman, Vance County Board of Commissioners

Pete O’Geary Mayor, City of HendersonNorman Shearin Superintendent, Vance County SchoolsBob Singletary President/CEO, Maria Parham Medical

Center Chamber Staff Bill Edwards PresidentRachel Hedrick Director of Membership Services Sylvia Edwards Office ManagerJimmie Terry Work First CoordinatorSheri Jones Communications Consultant

New Chamber officers elected

The Henderson-Vance Chamber of Commerce recently elected the 2011 officers for the board of directors.

David Ruggles, director of marketing for Maria Parham Medical Center, will assume the respon-sibilities of board chairman. Other newly elected Chamber officers include Catherine Hughes of Sat-terwhite Point Marina Inc., first vice-chairwoman and Hal Muetzel of Express Employment Profes-sionals, second vice-chairman. Mel Manning of Harris Incorporated of Henderson will serve as treasurer and Vanessa Jones, Vance-Granville Com-munity College vice president of community and economic development, will serve as immediate past chairwoman.

Kathy Brown of P&G Pet Care, Gina DeMent of Five County Mental Health Authority, Dave Genetti of Toyota/Scion of Henderson and Curtis Tyndall of BB&T were all added as new board members.

Ex-officio board members include Dennis Thar-rington, chairman, Henderson-Vance Partnership; Eddie Wright, chairman, Vance County Board of Commissioners; the director of the Henderson-Vance Economic Development Commission; Phil Lakernick, director, Henderson-Vance Downtown Development Commission; Randy Parker, president, Vance-Granville Community College; Pete O’Geary, mayor, City of Henderson; Norman Shearin, super-intendent, Vance County Schools and Bob Single-tary, president and chief executive officer, Maria Parham Medical Center.

All new, existing and outgoing Chamber officers and directors were recognized during the Chamber’s 2011 annual Membership Meeting and Banquet on Feb. 8 at the Vance-Granville Community College Civic Center.


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The first Business After Hours of 2011 was hosted by Henderson Wellness Center on Jan. 27 from 5:30-7 p.m. A large crowd attended the event at the business’ location at 414 Dabney Drive. Guests were served food from Chick-fil-A and given free spicy chicken biscuit coupons along with numerous door prizes from Hender-son Wellness Center. A Business Before Hours to be held on Thursday from 7:30-9 a.m., will be hosted by Henderson Collegiate Charter School, 906 Health Center Road. Also scheduled for sometime in April will be a Business Before Hours hosted by Belk at Henderson Square. Time and date will be announced.For information on how your business can host a Business After Hours, con-tact the Chamber at (252) 438-8414 or e-mail [email protected]. Sponsorships are limited to one Business After Hours per month, so call now to schedule yours.

Business After Hours kick-off for 2011 OUR UPCOMINGFeb. 17: Business Before Hours

hosted by Henderson Colle-giate from 7:30 - 9 a.m. at their location at 906 Health Center Road.

Feb. 22: First Speed Networking Event of 2011 at Don Lorenzo’s Mexican Restaurant at 130 W. Montgomery Street in Hender-son from 5:30 - 7 p.m.

April 8: Nominations for the 2010 Small Business of the Year deadline for submission.

April 26: Administrative Profes-sionals Day Luncheon at Hen-derson Country Club beginning at noon. Featured Speaker for the event is noted speaker, storyteller, publisher and author AlexSandra Lett.


Kerr Lake Nursing and Rehabilitation Center

252-492-70211245 Park Avenue, Henderson, NC

Voted Best Nursing Home in Vance County

Saturday, April 16thHenderson Family YMCA

9AM - Noon

*Join us for health information, demonstrations and various activities.* Music, dancing, face painting and crafts.* T-shirts and snacks while they last.

For more information call (252) 438-2244 or email [email protected] Fun Run will conclude the day at NOON.

Open to the public.We look forward tohaving you!


For the fourth year, Henderson kicked off the holiday season with The Embers Christmas concert. The North Carolina band brought their special holiday show to the Vance-Granville Community College Civic Center stage on Dec. 3. The Civic Center buzzed with excite-ment as the almost sold-out crowd enjoyed the many religious and secu-lar musical favorites presented by the popular band. “The Embers continue to be a local favorite and this year we enjoyed our best attendance ever,” said Chamber President Bill Edwards.The concert was coordinated by the Henderson-Vance County Chamber of Commerce and sponsored by Centu-ryLink, presenting sponsor; Progress Energy and P&G Pet Care, platinum sponsors; Walmart Distribution Center #6091, gold sponsor; and Maria Par-ham Medical Center and Satterwhite Point Marina, silver sponsors. Media sponsors were The Daily Dispatch, WIZS and US 98.3.

Embers mark fourth holiday concert with best attendance everCHAMBER EVENTSMay 26: First Meet Me in the

Street concert featuring The Castaways and presented by Harris Incorporated of Henderson. Concert will be held along Breckenridge Street in Downtown Henderson from 5:30 to 8:30.

July 14: Second Meet Me in the Street concert featuring The Konnection and presented by Harris Incorporated of Henderson. Concert will be held along Breckenridge Street in Downtown Henderson from 5:30 to 8:30.

Sept. 1: Third and final Meet Me in the Street concert presented by Harris Incorporated of Henderson. Concert will be held along Breckenridge Street in Downtown Henderson from 5:30 to 8:30. Featured band to be announced.



Education Committee:The Education Committee advocates

for quality education in Vance County by partnering with the school system to work toward initiatives that will show a measurable improvement in graduat-ing students, and by partnering with the Vance County Public School Foundation to assist with the recruitment and reten-tion of teachers.

Specific objectives include:• Continuing to co-sponsor the annual

Teacher Executive Institute with the Vance County Public School Foundation

• Working with the school adminis-tration to enhance business-education partnerships

• Continuing the Life Skills Day program to teach students basic skills in getting a job

• Working with Vance-Granville Com-munity College and the Vance County

public/private schools on the School of Excellence for rising tenth graders.

The committee will also promote the Shining Moment in Education Award winner and recognize national board cer-tified teachers, the Vance County Prin-cipal of the Year and the Vance County Teacher of the Year at the Chamber’s annual banquet.

Executive Committee:

The Executive Committee ensures the financial viability of the Chamber by overseeing day-to-day operations as well as developing new ideas to foster the growth of the Chamber for the future.

The committee will work with the staff, other committees and volunteers to over-see Chamber budgetary activities and policies, develop and maintain revenue producing events such as the Chamber Challenge Golf Tournament, and work

with Chamber staff to seek other sources of grant funding or revenue.

Business Growth & Development Committee:

The Business Growth & Development Committee will continue to provide sup-port to member businesses to assure their growth and sustainability and will assist in the job growth of the area through education and promoting/encouraging a favorable business climate.

The committee will continue to partner with other chambers and Vance-Granville Community College’s Small Business Center. The committee will work to:

• Promote the importance of small business through the hosting of Small Business Roundtables.

• Continue to recognize the Small Business of the Year in partnership with

other county chambers of commerce and the Vance-Granville Community College Small Business Center.

• Strive to enhance the Chamber’s role in job growth in the county by partnering with the Vance County Economic De-velopment Commission, the Henderson-Vance Downtown Development Com-mission, the Henderson-Vance Economic Partnership, the Vance County Depart-ment of Tourism, city and county govern-ment and any other entity that will bring jobs to the area.

• Continue to update the booklet “How to Start and Grow a Business in Vance County” and make it available to anyone seeking to begin or expand a business in the local area.

Membership Committee:

The Membership Committee is de-signed to enhance existing programs and

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implement new programs to benefit all Chamber members and to encourage non-members to join.

Specific objectives include:• Continuing to use all means possible

with an emphasis on diversity to recruit, promote and retain business while pro-viding as much individual attention as possible, including recruitment events.

• Enhance existing programs and develop new programs that will spotlight businesses including Business Before/After Hours, ribbon cuttings, radio and website promotions.

• Encouraged members to get involved with the Chamber by volunteering and offering in-kind services,

• Provide education about the benefits of volunteerism through new member orientation events to be held at least two times yearly.

The committee will also maintain the Ambassador Program and empower ambassador members to be the liaison between the Chamber and its members.

In addition, the committee will pro-mote, expand and support Vance County networking through face-to-face meet-ings, local networking groups and events, as well as electronic media and social

networking vehicles as a membership benefit as well as a membership recruit-ment tool.

The committee will also continue to promote the member-to-member discount program and member spotlights.

Government & PublicAffairs Committee:

The Government and Public Affairs Committee will be the pro-active advo-cate for the business community at the city, county, state and national levels to further enhance our communication and voice with our elected governmental and law enforcement officials.

The committee will:• Promote the importance of the Lead-

ership Vance program and encourage community involvement after graduation.

• Partner with local government by attending meetings of the city and county to remain informed.

• Continue business and government partnership forums on a regular basis to maintain a dialogue on key issues affect-ing the city, county, community and all law enforcement entities.

Committee members will also continue

the support of the Henderson-Vance County zoning process and its imple-mentation, support the possibility of one government for Henderson and Vance County, and plan a state and federal Legislative Day.

Marketing Committee:

The Marketing Committee works to increase the visibility of the Chamber and its member businesses, to promote the Chamber’s mission, and to enhance the Chamber’s role as the hub of the business community.

Specific objectives include:• Promoting and maintaining the

Chamber’s website to be real-time and user-friendly and to provide links to member businesses via e-mail. An e-mail newsletter will be provided to all mem-bers and organizations.

• Promote the Chamber and Chamber

members on local and regional radio and continue to be the point of contact to pro-vide “Newcomer Information”, electroni-cally and hard copy, to anyone wishing to relocate to our county.

• Promote member businesses through six Focus newsletters and four Business Outlook tabloids during the year.

• Continue an informative monthly column in The Daily Dispatch and work with The Daily Dispatch to produce Envi-sion Vance, the ninth annual quality of life guide/membership directory.

• Continue to offer free membership promotion on its website through “Mem-ber Spotlights,” and ”Marketing Options Shopping List.”

The committee has also committed to set up a task force to create an updated and more user friendly website and as part of that update, to offer “Video Educa-tion Tips” via flip video on the website.

committee goals outlined for upcoming year

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ChamBer memBershIp dIreCTOry

• 2010 Country Kitchen, Home of PCT Catering• 220 Seafood Restaurant• A Dominos Pizza StoreA&S Pest ControlA.B. Hair Carpets, Inc.• A.M. Davis Electrical Services, Inc.• A.R. Perry Glass/Henderson Oxygen• A.R.E. Mechanical, Inc.• AAA Gas & Appliance• ACS-Health Management Solutions• ACTS (Area Christians Together in Service)• Adcock, Wayne• Advance Printers• Advanced Lighting Technologies• Advantage Care In Home Services• Adventure Island• A-Fresh Potti By Foster• Ahner Security, Inc.• Air Control, Inc.• Allen, Dr. Robert F., Optometrist• Allen’s Frameworks & GalleryAlliance Rehabilitative Care, Inc.• Allstate Insurance Co./Nunnery Insurance

Agency• Allstate Insurance Company/Jeff Ayscue

Agency• Ambassador’s Inn & Suites/Cornelius’ Res-

taurant• American Cancer Society• American General Finance• American Red CrossAshland Construction Company• ASIS Counseling, PLLC• Auto ConnectionAutoBrite Car Washes, Inc.Aycock Elementary SchoolBallet Arts, Inc.Bamboo Garden Chinese Restaurant• Bank of America• Barnett Properties, Inc.• BB&T• Beckford Medical Center• Bees’ Knees, The• Belk, Inc.• Berger, Sen. Douglas E.Bill’s Flowers and Gifts• Bobbitt Signs, Inc.• Bojangles• Bowers & BurrowsBoys & Girls Clubs of North Central NC - Vance

Unit• Brass Shoppe, The• Brassfield Commercial RealtyBreedlove Electric, Inc.• Brewer Cycles, Inc.• Brooks Appraisals, Inc.Buffaloe Milling Co., Inc.• Builder Tony Hirst, LLC• Builder’s Discount Center of Henderson

• Bullock’s of Henderson, LLCBurgess FarmsCare Chiropractic CenterCare, Jonathan S. Attorney, PA• Carolina Bed Center• Carolina Classic Transport, LLCCarolina Cooling & Heating, Inc.• Carolina Country Snacks• Carolina Greenscapes, Inc.• Carolina Lanes• Carolina Quality, Inc. (Burger King)• Carolina Sunrock LLCCarver Elementary SchoolCarver’s Family Restaurants• Cawthorne & Associates• Central Baptist Church• Central Community Services• Century 21 - Country Knolls Realty• CenturyLink• Character Antics• Charles Boyd Chevrolet-Cadillac-Buick-GMC,

Inc.• Chase DevelopmentChick-fil-A• Church of the Holy Innocents, The (Episcopal)• Citizen Schools-North Carolina• City Tire, Inc.• Civitan Club of HendersonClarke Elementary School• Coast Guard Auxiliary Henderson/Kerr Lake• Coca-Cola• Coffeys Bail Bonds & Investigations• Cokesbury United Methodist Church• Coldwell Banker Advantage-Henderson• Collins Collision Repair Center• Colortyme• Comfort Zone Designers, Inc.• Community Home Care & HospiceCommunity Workforce Solutions, Inc.• Consolidated Marketing, Inc.Cooper Company II, LLC• Cordell’s Lawn Care, Inc.• Courtyard/Woods Apartments• CPI Designs, LLC• Cracker Barrel• Crafts On Wheels Inc/100 Years of Flight• Craving Inc. DBA Simply Delicious Catering• Crawford Properties• Crossroads Christian School• Currin’s Real Estate• D.D. Residential Services, Inc.• Dabney Drive Animal HospitalDabney Elementary School• Daily Dispatch, The• Dataforge• Dave Elman Hypnosis Institute• DaVita Vance County Dialysis• DB’s Windshield Chip Repair & Headlamp

Restoration

• DeCillis and Turrentine, PLLC• Designs By You• Dex One Corporation• Document Systems, Inc.Don Lorenzo’s Mexican Restaurant• Dot’s Hallmark Shop• Drake, Dr. AlexE.M. Rollins Elementary SchoolE.O. Young, Jr. Elementary School• Eagle PCS, Inc.• EarlyFalsom Properties, Inc.• East Carolina Tire Co.Eastern Minerals, Inc.Eaton-Johnson Middle School• Eckerd Youth Alternatives, Inc.• Edward Jones - Clem SeifertEdward Jones - Jeff PerryEdward Jones - Tony Adams• Elmer A. Deal & Sons Inc.• Embassy Cultural Center Foundation, Inc.• Embroidered ImageEmployment Security Commission• Endrusick Enterprises, LLC• Enterprise Rent-A-Car• Equipping Faith Church Destiny Center• Express Employment Professionals• Faith to Freedom, Inc.• Family Eye Center, OD PA• Family Intervention & Prevention Services,

LLC• Faulkner Grading & Landscaping, Inc.• F-G-V Partnership for Children• Fidelity Bank• First Baptist Church• First Citizens Bank & Trust Co.• First United Methodist Church• Five County Mental Health Authority• Five Star Physical Therapy, Inc.• Florida Marine Tanks, Inc.• Flowers Funeral Home• Fogg’s Exxon Service Station• Food Lion, LLC• For Your Occasion Party Rentals• Four County Health Network, Inc./ Community

Care Partners• Four County Primary Care, RLLP• Fox, Stan• Franklin Brothers Nursery & Greenhouses, Inc.• Frazco, Inc.Freedom Federal Credit UnionGarden Walk Villas• Gateway Community Development Corpora-

tion• Generations Community Credit Union• George’s• Glover’s Landscaping & Grading, Inc.• Golden Corral• Golden Skillet• Granville County Cattlemen’s Association

• Granville Health System• Granville-Vance District Health Department• Greater Ransom Way of the Cross TempleGreystone Concrete Products, Inc.• Griesinger, Roger• Guardian Care of HendersonGupton Services, Inc.• Gupton’s Sporting Goods, Inc.H & R BlockH. Leslie Perry Memorial Library• H.G. Reynolds Company, Inc.• Hampton Inn - Henderson• Handcrafted Homes, LLC• Harperprints, Inc.Harris Equipment Company• Harris Incorporated of Henderson• Henderson Auction Gallery• Henderson Collegiate• Henderson Community Concert Association• Henderson Convention Center• Henderson Country Club• Henderson Family Medicine Clinic/A Duke

Health System Affiliate• Henderson Family YMCA• Henderson Florist & Gifts Shoppe• Henderson Fruit & Produce Company• Henderson Furniture Outlet, Inc.• Henderson Indoor & Outdoor Flea Market Mall• Henderson Institute Graduates & Former

Students Association, Inc.Henderson Lions ClubHenderson Middle SchoolHenderson Wellness Center, PA• Henderson, City ofHenderson/Vance County Economic Develop-

ment CommissionHenderson-Vance Chamber of Commerce• Henderson-Vance Crime Stoppers, Inc.Henderson-Vance Downtown DevelopmentHight Warehouse, Inc.• Hill’s Music Shoppe, Inc.• Holden Moss Knott Clark & Copley, P.A.• Holiday Inn ExpressHolland Industrial• Home Credit Corporation, Inc.Homes and Land Magazine• Hoyle, Wilson S., Jr., DDS• Hughes Insurance Agency• Hughes, Jack H., Attorney• Humphries Construction Co./Triangle North

Exteriors• Humpty Dumpty Day Care• Hunt Investments LLC• Ichibar Japanese Restaurant• Innovative Green Builders/WDT Development,

LLC• Interiors and Gifts Too• J & E ScreenPrint• J.L. Williams Construction Company, Inc.

A15 CHAMBER MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY


ChamBer memBershIp dIreCTOry

• J.M. White Funeral Service• Jameson Inn• JCPenney Co., Inc.Jerry’s Artarama NC, Inc.Jessica Charles RestaurantJoel T. Cheatham• John Foster HomesJohnson’s Block & Concrete Co., Inc.Journigan’s Tire & Battery SalesKearney, Rhonda DDS, MS• Kennametal, Inc.• Kentucky Fried Chicken• Kerr Drug, Inc.• Kerr Lake Country Club• Kerr Lake Glassworks/Chex Car Care• Kerr Lake Nursing and Rehabilitation Center• Kerr Lake Orthopaedics• Kerr-Vance Academy• Kids World, Inc.• Kilian Engineering, Inc.• Kimball Roofing/KBL Exteriors• Kittrell Job Corps CenterL.B. Yancey Elementary School• Lakeland Theatre Company & Cultural Arts

Center, Inc.• Lakes Media, LLC- US98.3 WLUS-FM• Lamplight Inn & Tobacco Farm Camp• Lemmond, Melissa Carraway• Leslie Ann Mills Photography• Liberty Kennels, Inc.Life Line Outreach, Inc.• Little Caesars PizzaLittle River Corporation• Lowe’s Home Improvement Warehouse• Loyd Plumbing Co.M.R. Williams, Inc.• Maintenance Plus Landscaping• Manpower ServicesMaria Parham Medical Center• Maria Parham Nephrology & Hypertension• Maria Parham Pain & Physical Medicine Clinic• Marketplace CinemaMarkson Scientific, LLC dba Markson LabSales• Mast Drug Company• Maxim Healthcare Services• Mayflower Seafood Restaurant of HendersonMedical Arts PharmacyMid-South Electric Service, Inc.• Middleburg Steak House, Inc.• Mike Brooks Productions & D.J. Services• Mike Brummitt Heating and Cooling, LLC• Milkam Hospitality, Inc.• Moody Brothers Jewelers• Morgan Stanley/Smith Barney/ Virginia Clay• Nails to Tails Dog Grooming• NC Division of Vocational Rehabilitation

Services• NCOL.NETNew Hope Elementary School

Noel, Richard, DDS, PA• Norlina Christian School• North Carolina Institute Of Minority Economic

Development• North Carolina Pediatric Associates• Northern Carolina Surgical AssociatesNorthern Vance High School• Occoneechee Council, Boy Scouts of

AmericaOgle, Dr. Adrian• Optimist Club of Henderson• Optimum Lighting, LLC• O’Reilly Auto Parts• Overby Marine• P&G Pet Care• Pacific Coast Feather• Paradise Family DentistryPaul Heidepriem Photography• Peanut Roaster, The, Inc.• Peck, Hazel P.• Pegram Agency, Inc. The /Nationwide Insur-

ance• Pepsi-Cola of Durham• Perry & Waters, LLP• Pete Smith Automotive Group• Phillips, Dorsey, Thomas, Waters & Brafford,

PAPinkston Street Elementary School• Pinnell Insurance Agency, Inc.• Pino’s Italian Restaurant• Pizza Hut• Pizza Inn of Henderson• Platinum Cuts IV Barbershop• Postal Plus Business Center• Premier ChiropracticPremier Women’s Health• Prestigious Housing, Inc.• Prim Development and RentalsPrint Enterprise Inc.Private Wealth Management of NC, LLC• Progress Energy• Prudential Select Properties• PSNC Energy, A Scana Company• Pulley, Charles• Quality Equipment, LLC• Quick Print of Henderson, Inc.• Raemac Transportation• Raleigh Road Outdoor TheatreRansom, Kirby, DMD,PA• RBC Bank• RE/MAX Carriage Realty• Recovery Innovations of North Carolina, Inc.• Revlon• Ribeyes Steakhouse• RiceWrap Mfg., LLC• Richardson, Arline• Rick Edwards Electric• RK & B Plumbing• ROBCO Manufacturing

• Robert B. Lloyd Plumbing, Inc.• Rogers Group, Inc.• Rose Gin & Supply Co.• Rose Oil CompanyRosemart, Inc.• Rosemyr Corporation/AA Self StorageRotary Club of Henderson• Rural Health Group at Henderson• S.T. Wooten Corporation• Sachs Woodcrafts L.L.C.• Saint Augustine’s CollegeSalare, Inc.• Salvation Army, The• Sams Furniture & Sams Furniture 2• Sanford Milling Company• Satterwhite Chiropractic• Satterwhite Point Marina, Inc.• SBC PaintingSchewels Furniture Company, Inc.• School of Graphic Arts• Schriver, Michael• Scottish Inns• Screen MasterSears• Servpro of Franklin, Vance & Granville Coun-

ties• Shortcakes Embroidery/ Screen Printing• Skateeum, The• Skipper Forsyth’s Bar-B-Q• Smile Studio of Henderson• Smithfield’s Chicken ‘N Bar-B-Q• So-ul Delicious• Southern Chainsaw & Mower Parts• Southern Laundry and Dry CleanersSouthern Vance High School• Southside Office Supply• St. John’s Episcopal Church• Staffmark• Stainback, Satterwhite, Burnette & Zollicoffer,

PLLC• Staples• State Employees Credit Union• Sterling Park Apartments• Stuf-It-Storage and Rentals• Success & Beyond Global Enterprises, LLC• SunTrust• Supply Line Country Market• Sylvan Learning Center of Henderson• Tabet, Munther S., MD, PATaco Bell• Tarheel PublishingTarheel Woodcrafters, Inc.• TARMAC Educational Services• Team National/ Mona.vie• The Bullpen Sports Bar & Grill• The Guest House At Burnside Plantation• The Master’s Touch Hair Salon• The Teacher Store• Thirty-One Gifts

• Thompson’s Landscaping and Lawn Care/Plume Ridge Nursery

• Tidal Wave Car Wash• Time Warner Cable• Toyota/ Scion of Henderson• Tri-County Power Equipment• Trilake Granite & Stone, Inc.• Tucker, Dr. Beverly• Tutor Doctor• U.S. CellularUnion Bank & Trust Company• United Home Care, Inc.• United Way of Vance County/Volunteer CenterVance Athletic Supply Co., Inc. dba Sportrax• Vance Charter School• Vance Construction CompanyVance County• Vance County Arts CouncilVance County Community FoundationVance County Early College High School• Vance County Farm Bureau, Inc.• Vance County Habitat for Humanity• Vance County Public School FoundationVance County SchoolsVance County Tourism TDAVance Family Medicine• Vance Furniture Company• Vance Granville Home Builders AssociationVance-Granville Business Network• Vance-Granville Community CollegeVariety Wholesalers, Inc.• Verallia North America• Vescom America, Inc.• Vulcan Materials• W. W. Properties• Wake Electric Membership Corporation• Walmart DC 6091• Walmart Store 2256Waste Industries, Inc.• West Hills Veterinary Centre• Wester Realty & Insurance Agency, Inc.Wester, M. W., III, DDSWestern Vance High School• Wheeler, Ted dba Ted’s Service Company• Whitco Termite & Pest Control• White’s Utility BuildingsWilliam D. Hoyle, CPA, PLLC• William L. Stark and Company• Wimpy’sWIZS Radio• Woodruff Trucking, Moving & Storage, Inc.Wooten, William S. DDS, PA• Wray, Michael, N.C. Rep.• Wright, Danny W., CPA, PLLC• Yancey Hines Special Events Photography• Yarny and SassyZeb Vance Elementary School

• — denotes 110% members

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Documents

Business Outlook - Henderson-Vance Chamber - February 16, 2011