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1. Daniel Weber, Jordan MarinaDan started coming to the area at the age of 5 years. He graduated
Milwaukee School of Engineering in 1990 and worked as a Nuclear
Plant Engineer for 10 years. In 2000, he bought Jordan Marina, which
he operates today. Dan and his wife Denise have been married for 20
years and have three children: Jordan, Jessica, and Amber. He has
been President of the Lake Norfork Chamber for the last 10 years.
2. Jackie Conner, Conner Family Funeral Home & Cremation Center,High Country Motors, High Country ApartmentsJackie Conner and her husband John are the co-owners of three area
businesses, Conner Family Funeral Home & Cremation Center, High
Country Motors and High Country Apartments. She has also owned
two other successful businesses in Mountain Home. She is a Moun-
tain Home native, a business college graduate and is a licensed funer-
al director. Jackie looks forward to bringing the perspective of the
small business owner to the Mountain Home Chamber of Commerce.
3. Dr. Jake Long, Superintendent Mountain Home Public SchoolsJake Long, Superintendent of Mountain Home Public Schools since
July 2015. Jake has been an educator for 9 years, 6 of them spent in
administrative positions in Missouri and Arkansas. He believes high
quality schools are vital to the economic success of our community.
4. Chad Huebner, Good Samaritan Society
Chad Huebner is the Campus Administrator for the Good Samaritan
Society—Mountain Home. Since relocating here just over nine years
ago, Chad has been instrumental in leading a local team of profes-
sionals who support a faith based nation Continuum of Care Retire-
ment Community for individuals age 55 and older who support
creating an environment where individuals feel loved, valued, and at
peace. He continues to support economic development within the
community and is excited about the potential for the community in
the years ahead. His background includes a degree in Hospitality
Management and continues to emphasize his experience on health-
care specific to Senior Living Skilled, Post-acute, and Therapy for Se-
niors.
5. Kim Crow Sheaner, Baxter County LibraryA big city girl with a small town heart, Kim Crow Sheaner moved to
Mountain Home in 2004 from Dallas, TX. She is the Director of the
Donald W. Reynolds Library serving Baxter County. Kim, her husband
Mark, and their 11 year old twins, Jack and Trevi, are a very active
Mountain Home family.
BITS N PIECES NEW MEMBERS CONTACT US
Three Rivers, Two Lakes, One Beautiful Life
SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER2016
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SPIRITNEWSLETTER
CHAMBER BOARD OF DIRECTORS GENERAL ELECTION MEETINGTHIS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14
Between 11-1 pm at El Chico Cafe, please stop by to cast your vote for SIX candidates to join our Board of Directors for the 2017-2019 session. The six candidates with the most votes will join the Chamber Board for 2017 - 2019. A light taco bar will be
available. Each membership is allowed one vote. A ballot will be presented to you at the October 14th meeting.If you are not able to attend the election meeting, you may reply via email with your six selections.
Send your votes to [email protected]. The email ballots will be given to the CPA firm tallying the votes theday of the election. The twelve candidates and their brief bios are listed below
The November FirstFriday and the
November BusinessAfter Hours are both
OPEN!
The cost to host FirstFriday events is
$125.00 and is held atEl Chico the first
Friday of each month
The cost to host aBusiness After Hours
is $250.00 and isgenerally the 3rd
Thursday of eachmonth. The location is
up to the host’sdiscretion.
BITS N PIECES is aFREE benefit to
members…a chancefor you to share about
your business ororganization! Just
email your “Bits” eachmonth by the 10th.Keep it short and
sweet…preferably 50-100 words!
6. Rick Garner, Protocol Drug & Alcohol TestingRick Garner, born 4/13/1953, originally from FortSmith, AR. Married Judy Weaver from Muldrow,OK on 11/29/1974. We have one daughter andson-in-law with three grandchildren that live inMountain Home. Served a 4-year term in theUnited States Air Force 1971 -1975. Several Ca-reers including: Machinist, Oilfield Roughneck,Welding Supply Store manager, Retirement In-dustry Sales, Marketing and Management. Cur-rently a private business owner of Protocol Drugand Alcohol Testing in Mountain Home, AR.
7. Paul Gigliotti, Pirate Perry EventsPaul Gigliotti, the owner/operator of Pirate PerryEvents, oversees the White River Marathon forKenya, David’s Trail Endurance Run and otherevents aiming to bring outside business and tour-ism into MH and the area. A ten-year resident ofMH and career with SEAS; background includesdegrees in Hospitality & Communications.
8. Tom Kiley, Kirby & Family Funeral & CremationServicesTom Kiley was raised on his family’s dairy farmand graduated with degrees from both College ofthe Ozarks and ASU-MH. Tom’s a member of FirstUnited Methodist Church, Rotary, and Twin LakesFuture Fund Board. He volunteers with the FoodBank of North Central Arkansas and is Co-Chair-person for Bridge Bash.
9. Heather Loftis, KTLOAfter graduating from the University of CentralArkansas, I spent 10 years working in healthcarephilanthropy, first for Arkansas Children’s Hospi-tal, then moving back home to be a part of BaxterRegional Hospital Foundation. I joined KTLO,Classic Hits and the Boot in 2008 as their SalesManager.My husband Chris and I will be opening Book-worms Café at the Library in January 2017. Wehave two children, Mia and Zane. Other: MH Ro-tary Club, Board Member, Twin Lakes CommunityFoundation, Board Member, Arkansas State Uni-versity Development Council, Past Board Mem-ber, Serenity, Inc., Past Board Member, PastChairman, Donald W Reynolds Library servingBaxter County, Past Board Member, MountainHome Area Chamber of Commerce.
10. Christy Keirn, Director of Communications andInstitutional Advancement, ASUMHChristy Keirn is Director of Communications andInstitutional Advancement at Arkansas State Uni-versity-Mountain Home. In that role, Christy isresponsible for oversight of marketing and publicrelations for the college; community educationcourses; fundraising; and special events at theVada Sheid Community Development Center.She serves as a member of the Performing ArtsCouncil and the Higher Learning CommissionSteering Committee for ASUMH.
11. Gregory Wood, Hospice of the OzarksGreg serves as the Executive Director for Hospiceof the Ozarks. He is a member of the MountainHome (MH) Rotary Club and also serves on theboard of directors for MH Kindness, Inc., and theState of Arkansas Hospice & National Hospice Or-ganizations. Greg is married to Jenny for past 31years and has two adult sons.
12. Clint Gaston, Gaston’s White River Resort
If anyone of the members have any questions, Iwould much prefer to hear from them and ad-dress any questions or concerns that they mayhave. I am not going anywhere, and will continueto be involved locally and statewide.
UPCOMINGCHAMBER EVENTS
RIBBON CUTTINGS
This year’s Chamber banquet will honor thosewho are an inspiration to the community and acredit to their profession. The Chamber Banquettheme for 2016 is “A Black & White CommunityGala.” Nominations and Winners are listed be-low.
The event will be held at The Sheid on Friday, Oc-tober 28 from 6:00-8:00 pm. Tickets cost $30.00per person or you may reserve a table of 8 for$300.00. Your ticket will include dinner (salad,steaks/chicken, potatoes, vegetable, and dessert).
Adult beverages, tea and water will also be available aspart of your purchase price.
Outstanding Business or Industry: The OutstandingBusiness Award recognizes a local, for-profit entity. Thisaward recognizes businesses that bring recognition to theTwin Lakes Area because of the commitment made to ourcitizens. The business of the year is a role model for oth-er businesses andconducts itself in a fair and ethical manner.Nominations included American Stitchco, Twin LakesPlumbing, KTLO, VisionAmp Marketing, Harp’s Grocery,and Ty Chapman Construction. The winner is American
Stitchco.
Outstanding Organization: The Outstanding Orga-nization Award recognizes a local not-for-profit or-ganization. The recipient is selected for itscommitment to serve those in the area. Theorganization excels in putting service above self byserving others in our communities. This outstand-ing organization provides benefits that are an in-valuable asset and serve as a model for otherorganizations. Nominees included Mountain HomeLion’s Club, Mountain Home Rotary Club, Serenity,Inc. Christian Clinic, Pregnancy Resource Center,Mountain Home Education Foundation, The Salva-
tion Army of Mountain Home, Good Samaritan Society-Mountain Home. The winner is the Christian Clinic.
Educator of the Year (includes Workforce Development,etc.): The Educator of the Year award recognizes a localindividual. This person is dedicated but is also pro-active inassuring that the educational needs of his/her studentsare met. Nominees included Dr. Jake Long (Superinten-dent Mountain Home Public Schools), Dale Query (for Su-perintendent Flippin Public Schools), Karen Heslep (Deanof the College of Business and Technology)Janet Wood (MHPS), Wayne Camp, Camp Real Estate
School. Thewinner is Dr.
Jake Long.
Medical Professional ofthe Year: The MedicalProfessional of the Year honors a unique,respected individual who has given unselfishly of his/herself to promote the best possiblehealthcare to persons of the Twin Lakes Area. Nomina-tions included Dr. Ray Stahl (Ozark Surgical Group), Dr.Paul Wilbur (Christian Clinic), Dr. Michael Camp (Cardio-vascular Assoc of North Central AR), Corrine Hiser, CNP(Regional Family Medicine), Dr. Gregory Elders (RegionalFamily Medicine). The winner is Dr. Ray Stahl.
Spirit Award: The Spirit Award recognizes an individu-al or entity that acts as an Ambassador to the TwinLakes Area, continuously promoting our community of“Three Rivers, Two Lakes, One Beautiful Life.” Therecipient of this award enthuses passion, captivatingindividuals, families, businesses and/or industry with thethrill of living/working in the Twin Lakes Area. Nomineesincluded Katie King Risk, Jeff Quick, John Reding, TenilleRauls, KTLO, Jim Whalen, and Adrienne Blackwell. Thewinner is Jeff Quick.
Young Entrepreneur of the Year: The recipient of thisaward has demonstrated success as measured by salesand profit; increased employment
opportunities; developed and/or utilized innovative orcreative business methods; and contributes to commu-nity-oriented projects. Nominees included Paul Bates, Heis a self-taught emerging artist of less than a year. Paulhas been honored to have his paintings sell both insideand outside the U.S. and displayed at several locationsthroughout the state. He recently returned to MountainHome, its beauty and tranquility the inspiration to pursuehis dream as an artist. His work can be viewed at his gal-lery, 6638 Highway 62 Gassville, AR (Custom Glass andMirror) , as well as his website, www.tagshesit.com, BradGeoke, Shark Creek Designs, a team of creatives ready tohelp you with your custom business and personal cre-ations. If you can dream it, we can help you CREATE it!Shark Creek Graphics specializes in large and small printgraphics, custom apparel and anything else you can putyour logo or personal touch on. Contact us for all yourcustom graphic needs! James Moore and Greg Alexan-der, VisionAmp Marketing, an award-winning branding,web design and marketing agency headquartered inMountain Home, Arkansas. Since beginning in 2007, Vi-sionAmp Marketing has helped hundreds of businessesgrow and acquire more customers by gathering intelli-gence from data, then leveraging that data to createmore effective websites and marketing campaigns. At Vi-sionAmp, we take great pride in being transparent, af-
fordable and ridiculously good atwhat we do. Mason Campbell,
River Rock Inn/Lake Country
Cook House
RECENTCHAMBER EVENTS--MEMBER-
SHIP EVENT: 150 NEWCHAMBER MEMBERS IN 12
HOURS!We don’t want to simply drink coffee; we want to expe-rience coffee, to fellowship over coffee, and to bringpeople closer together. A percentage of proceeds go to-ward nonprofit projects currently reducing the use ofchild soldiers through education, vocational, and sustain-able agriculture in the Congo. Matthew Wood, HolySmokes BBQ, Great food, great catering, excellent ser-vice. Ty Chapman, Ty Chapmon Construction, Specializ-ing in roofing, sprinkler systems, remodeling, decking,and MORE!. The winner is Matt Wood, Holy SmokesBBQ.
The Jim Gaston ‘Friend of Tourism’ Award: The recipient of this award promotes the TwinLakes Area at each and every occasion and investsthemselves in the area to make a better place notonly for visitors but for all of us. The ‘Friend ofTourism’ not only participates in this industry, buthis or her true goal is to share the natural beautyof our area, while teaching others to enjoy it andto treat it with respect. Nominees include BobKnight, Ricky Johnson, and Leon Alexander. Thewinner is Ricky Johnson.Volunteer of the Year Award: This award is de-
signed to honor an individual performing outstandingcommunity service, largely without recognition.The recipient may volunteer in the public and/or privatesector with longevity of service playing a role in the se-lection. Nominees include Shawn Pope, Gary Edwards,Glenda Small, Katie King Risk,Tenille Rauls, Jill Czanstowski, Bert Merkling. The winneris Tenille Rauls.
Accumen AudioA1 RoofingAmmo ZoneArena Bar & GrillAuto ServicesADSI (Security Systems)Back In Balance
Barnhill Tents/B&W Fireworks & Tent RentalsBaxter County Animal ClinicBen Burnett, AttorneyBodenhamer FarmsBuzzard Roost HarborC3 Christ Community ChurchCalico Rock Conoco & ValeroCardiovascular Associates of NCARCarpet FactoryCarter & Sons TowingChase Homes and RemodelingCherry’s Transmissions, Inc.Chris Collins Computer Services
Christy KeirnClaudia CooleyClay Maxey FordCooper & Bayless, P.A.Cowgill Insurance & Financial/All StateCrawford Electric CoCrawford, RickeyCupples Sign CoDale Green MotorsDally’s Ozark Fly FisherD.P.D Auto Body & GlassDenali RodsDog Gone PrettyDoshier & Associates, Inc.Dream House Design & Construction, LLCEd Gilbert & Associates CoEdward Jones Investments—Ben PlumleeERA Doty Real Estate Flippin-Telicia Wade PerryEstate & Elder Law Firm—Drake Law FirmFall Creek CabinsFamilies Against Distractive DrivingFamily Dental CareFreeman Holdings, LLCGassville Gas N GoGenuine Care PharmacyGracy Building and DesignGrant, MarthaGross Physical TherapyGuild Mortgages CoHampton InnHelmert Hearing CenterHolly’s JewelryHospice of North ArkansasThe Houk GroupImage N ThingsIntegrated DentistryInfinity Salon & MassageInteriors by PansyJay’s PlumbingJiffy LaundryJohnson the JewelerKasinger Mechanical, Inc.Kinetico WaterKwik Cash, LLCL&H MotorsLake Grove ParkLakeview Auto SalesLarry D Gould, DDSJamie LavedasLawnmower’s PlusLyle Crownover Construc-tion, LLCMaley’s Senior HomeCare/Pet SittingMcClain EnterprisesMcCoy ChiropracticMidtown Beverage StoreMidway Animal Clinic
Leadership Graduates:Members of the Twin LakesLeadership Network (Class
of 2015-16) presented acheck for $2,500.00 to MayorJoe Dillard and Billy D Austinof the Parks and Recreation
Department to start theMcCabe Park Splash Pad
Account.There are approximately 42acres of land that will houseball fields, fishing ponds,
trails, equipment, and now asplash pad for families. Ifyou’d like to give to theaccount, tax deductible
donations can be acceptedat Arvest locations for theMcCabe Park Splash Pad.
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RECENTCHAMBER EVENTS
Minute MechanicMiti ServeMountain Home Cock RepairMountain Home First Assembly of GodMountain Home Glass, IncMountain Home InspectionsMountain Wealth Management, LLCMRB Home InspectionsMruk Family Education Center on AgingMruk, Paul and JanetOsmon Cabinets, IncOzark Aerial Imagery, LLCOzark Appraisals, IncOzark Therapy, IncPape, TraciePatterson Tile
Peitz Cancer Support HousePerfect Catch MarinaPersonal Therapy Group, LLCPete’s CleanersPet PaloozaPinkston Construction, IncPirate Perry EventsPJs Bridal Fashions & DesignPlatinum DistributingPorter, DannyPorter, JenniferPowell Feed & MillingPremier Auto InteriorsPSI TiresRazer & AssociatesRenaissance PaintingReppell Diabetes Learning CenterRobinett Pole BarnsRoots Salon-Pamela BrannonS&C TileSafe Living Consulting & DesignsSalon MoxieSchliemann Center for Women’s HealthScott Tabor Shelter Insurance AgencySearsSenior Health InsuranceService Group 360Setzer, ChristinaShabby 2 ChicShark Creek GraphicsShining Stars Pediatric Therapy, IncSouthern Breeze Real EstateStewart BrunnerStreett Law OfficesSullivant Dental ClinicSweet 5 ElectronicsSzecsi, KimmerT&E Contractors, IncTerry AppraisalsThompson ElectricThrivent Financial-Twin Lakes FinancialTommy Knight InsuranceTreat AutoTurf Master
Two Rivers Fly ShopVolt Industrial Plas-ticsWal Home Inspec-tionsWarrior CaféWayne’s Auto RepairWells Fargo Advisors—Mike StocktonWendy’s Restaurant of Mountain HomeWhite River UnlimitedWingard PhotographyYour Chamber Connection
MOUNTAIN COUNTRY 94–PURE COUNTRYMUSIC HAS JUST ANNOUNCED THAT ANYCHAMBER MEMBER THAT WOULD LIKETO APPEAR ON THEIR MORNING SHOWTO DISCUSS THEIR OWN BUSINESS OREVENT COMING UP IN THE COMMUNITY,MAY DO SO FREE OF CHARGE. PLEASECALL LEON TROYER or TROUBLE: 870425-0943!!! MAKE THE BEST OF THISGREAT OPPORTUNITY!!!
ALL MEMBERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO BRINGIN FLYERS AND BUSINESS CARDS FOR USTO DISPLAY IN OUR TOURIST INFORMA-TION CENTER. THE CHAMBER ONLY REC-OMMENDS CHAMBER MEMBERS.PLEASE CHECK YOUR WEB LISTING ONOUR SITE TO MAKE SURE YOUR LINK ISTHE WAY YOU’D LIKE IT TO LOOK. CON-TACT TRACY FOR CHANGES.
BENEFITS TO ALL CHAMBER MEMBERS:E-BLASTS COST $50.00AUTO INQUIRIES FOR RELOCATION AND/OR
VACATION COST $300.00/YEAR (FREE IFYOU ADVERTISE IN THE MOUNTAINHOME GUIDE BOOK!)
WEB BANNERS COST $500.00/YEARSPONSORSHIP LEVELS VARY FROM $100.00-
$2,500 FOR VARIOUS CHAMBER EVENTS!FIRST FRIDAY AND BUSINESS AFTER HOURS
EVENTSNETWORKINGLET US HELP YOU GROW YOUR BUSINESS!
BUSINESS AFTERHOURS/FIRST FRIDAYS
Come join us on Friday, October 14th from 11:00 - 1:00for the Fall Open House at the BRMC Community HealthEducation & Support Houses. There will be tours of theHouses, great snacks provided by the ASUMH HospitalityClass, give-a-ways, drawings and the KTLO TreasureChest! See all the great services we have to offer at theMruk Family Education Center on Aging, Peitz CancerSupport House, Reppell Diabetes Learning Center andthe Schliemann Center for Women's Health Education.
The Van Matre Senior Center is hosting the Silver ChefCompetition- is your restaurant the best in Baxter Coun-ty? Find out in this new competition- and possibly gohome with a trophy and bragging rights while helping outlocal area seniors. We are also looking for sponsors andsilent auction items. For more information, call Kimberlyat 870-424-3054! Don’t miss out on this exciting event!!
Mountain Home Athletic Club offers Group Fitness Class-es that are alive with energy. Exercises are done to musicwith instruction from certified group teachers. You willalways be challenged. And that's what fitness is all about.Whether you're a beginning fitness enthusiast or a sea-soned veteran, Group Fitness Classes are a fantastic wayto stay motivated with your fitness habit. Take a look atsome of the classes we offer at our website,MHAClub.com. If you see something you like, come take aclass on us for free. Our class schedule changes eachmonth so check out our website for the latest schedules.Mountain Home Athletic Club is your Fitness Solution.514 Coley Dr., 870-425-4342, MHAClub.com
Twin Lakes Radio KKTZ Hit 107.5, KPFM Country 105.5and KOMT The Eagle 93.5 present the 2017 Twin LakesRadio Bridal Expo on Saturday, January 14th at the Sheid –to reserve your booth space call 870-492-6022
NATCO Communications welcomes Tim McEuen in therole of External Relations. Tim uses his expertise to con-
nect with customers to provide telecommunicationssolutions and services utilizing NATCO’s state-of-the-art fiber network. He has worked in the telecommuni-cations industry for over 35 years providing leadershipin sales, customer service, project management andtechnical support. Call today to let Tim help you find the right total man-aged services solutions for your business! 1-800-775-66682.
KCMH Radio would like to Thank everyone who partici-pated in ourFirst AnnualGolf Tourna-ment and Fun
Shoot. We are trulyblessed by the support inour communities. Checkout more about KCMH atKCMHradio.org or tune in at 91.5 FM
It's Time!! Holiday planning season is here and it's timeto show your staff just how much you appreciate them.El Chico Café is licensed to cater your holiday event,bringing you wine, beer, and a full bar with a professionaland seasoned staff. Along with our regular menu items,we offer complete traditional holiday dinners, or deliciousribeye and chicken dinners. Book in-house or off-site!Call us today 870.492.4700 or [email protected].
Try our cheesy bacon bites Little Caesars
ASUMH's second seven-week classes will begin on Mon-
day, October 17. Classes are available in most programs.
To get started, contact admissions at 870-508-6100 or ap-
ply online at www.asumh.edu. It's never too late to get
started at ASUMH!
VisionAmp Marketing is excited to announce that NicoleShay has joined our very cool team. Nicole is an amazingwriter and has been teaching English at Viola for the pastseveral years. She brings a lot to the table and we areblessed to have Nicole at VisionAmp! Contact VisionAmpat 870-580-0909 and view our Portfolio atwww.visionamp.com
Baxter County Government would like to introduce Re-tired Master Chief Sergeant Charles R. Leonard II, as ournew Veteran’s Service Officer for Baxter County. The Vet-eran’s Service Office is located at: 5 E. 9th Street, Moun-tain Home, Arkansas, and the Office hours will beMonday thru Thursday 8:00am until 4:30pm.”
The Baxter County Library has released its new Fall Pro-gram Guide! This Fall you will find an exciting lineup forthe Arkansas Heritage Program Series that includes au-thor visits, haunted history tours, and crafts. You will alsofind a huge expansion of Tween and Teen programs!
The Friends of the Library is a group that gets thingsdone. Since the founding of the organization in 1980, theFriends donate over $30,000 annually to enhance theBaxter County Library. Please join us for the first time orrenew now and make us stronger! Dues are $5 a year.
Have you or someone you know been diagnosed withMultiple sclerosis? The Mruk Fam-
Business After Hours at Elmcroftof Mountain Home
Business After Hours at RiverRock Inn
FIRST FRIDAY/LEADERSHIP
ily Education Center on Aging would like to invite you ora loved one to attend our MS monthly support group. Wemeet the 3rd Friday of each month at 2:00. Come meetothers who are dealing with MS, find support, education,and encouragement. Call today to register: 508-3880.
Jackson Hewitt has extended hours to Monday throughThursday from 9 am to 3:30 pm. Last day to file extensionis October 17th. Come see Gladys at 505 S Main in down-town Mountain Home AR. 870-425-7994
Tickets are on sale NOW for the third annual Wurst PartyEver!! This Oktoberfest-theme fundraiser for the Schlie-mann Center for Women's Health Education is one you
will not want to miss!!www.wpe2016.eventbrite.com
Join Newman MD, Plastic Surgery's "Peel Par-ty" October 17th - 20th. Chemical peels are25% off! Purchase up to 3 peels at the specialrate.
Bella’s Table Cookbook is the best holiday giftof the season! Have Estella Tullgren sign yoursat Frosty Festival, Gifts for Girlfriends, and thelocal author event at the library. Watchmarvmag.com for signings and other sales loca-
tions.
CHRISTMAS PARADE SCHEDULED FORFRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2016 AT
6:00 PM
The Chamber’s annual Christmas Parade will be Fri-day, December 2, 2016 at 6:00 pm. The theme willbe “Christmas in Candy Land.” Immediately preced-ing the parade, the annual tree-lighting service andmusic on the downtown square will take place.
There will beNO registration
forms; line-up in-structions are avail-able at the Chamberand listed below.Judging will take place BEFORE the parade begins.Performance floats and participants, please stop infront of the square to perform. Floats will be judgedunder four categories; Civic, Commercial, Religiousand Youth and will receive ribbons to display duringthe procession.
PARADE INSTRUCTIONS:
LINE UP is between 4:30 -6 pm. Parade starts at 6pm.
ALL PARADE ENTRIES will enter off of Hwy 178 andturn onto Bucher Drive. Keep Hospital Drive CLEARfor any medical emergencies.
ALL FLOATS will line up on the corner of Burnett &Buttercup. Floats must be CLEARLY marked for judg-ing (preferably on the left side).
ALL CARS, TRACTORS, OTHER VEHICLES (businessvehicles, etc.) will assemble at the corner of Burnett& Beard Street.
FIRE TRUCKS & EMERGENCY VEHICLES line up onMedical Plaza.
MARCHING BANDS and WALKERS will line up in theFirst Security Parking Lot on Hwy 5 and HospitalDrive.
HORSES will enter from Hwy 178 and wait in the lotacross from Cardiovascular Associates lot on Butter-cup.
Please…no other Santas than the Chamber’sSanta at the end of the parade!
Direct any questions to Tracy Jones@ 425-5111 [email protected]
First Friday hosted by Hospice ofThe Ozarks with Angela Broome
Education Day with the TwinLakes Leadership Network!
Mountain Home Area Chamber ofCommerce
1023 Hwy 62EMountain Home, AR
72653870-425-5111
Staff:
Eddie Majeste, President/[email protected]
Tracy JonesMarketing Director/Leadership
Gary EdwardsMembership Coordinator
Steve VassalloDirector of Economic [email protected]
Board of Directors:Dr. Robin Myers, ASUMH, [email protected]
Scott Copeland, Integrity First Bank, [email protected]
Elaine Morris, Home Instead Senior Care, [email protected]
Ron Peterson, Baxter Regional Medical Center, [email protected]
Dr. Leigh Anne Gigliotti, Mountain Home School District/Driftwood Lanes,
Ricky Johnson, Comfort Inn, [email protected]
Gwen Khayat, [email protected]
Judy Matty, TLC Bank, [email protected]
John Montgomery, Baxter County Sheriff, [email protected]
Curtis Bowman, Bowman and Associates CPA’s PA,
Amanda Principato, Blackbird Cafe, [email protected]
Tobias Pugsley, Baxter Regional Medical Center, [email protected]
Brendan Shay, Shay’s Appliance, [email protected]
Sandy Andres, Bouquet Palace, [email protected]
Steve Eastwold, Bull Shoals Lake Boat Dock, [email protected]
Jeff Gunn, Baxter Healthcare, [email protected]
Mayor Joe Dillard, [email protected]
Mickey Pendergrass, [email protected]
Jim Whalen: [email protected]
Gary Edwards’ SEMI-RETIREMENT atTop of the Rock in Branson, MO
Tracy’s Rebellion against the retirement!
