July 2013 Newsletter - Yreka Chamber of Commerce

Take Your Business on Retreat
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www.yrekachamber.com. We look forward
to better serving our members with great
input from you.
Take Your Business on Retreat
Time with your staff can help your business
Whether it's for two hours, a half day, or a full weekend, a business retreat with your staff
can create new ideas and strategies that can re-inspire your team and help your business
flourish. As the chamber of commerce selects a date for their board retreat, we thought we
would share our retreat strategies with you.
Respect Our Mixer Hosts- Attend
Please make time to
attend the monthly
chamber mixer. Each
host is a local Yreka
business who puts
forth a great amount of
time, effort and funds
to host our members.
Show respect for our
host by ensuring that
at least one member of
your staff attends to thank
the hosting business for
their service in Yreka and
to socialize with attendees.
Plan to represent your business at our next mixer.
July 11, 2013 from 5-7pm
at Siskiyou Distributing
at 1313 North Foothill
Drive.
On July 18th the Chamber of Commerce
criticism, and will start to defend their
Board will meet for three to four hours
business practices at a retreat. The group
for a retreat focusing on chamber goals
then becomes less likely to share their
and membership services. “We will
thoughts, and the process stops. Here are
bring the board together for idea sharing
a few ideas for your planning:
and brainstorming,” exWelcome the group, preA group retreat can
plains Executive Director,
sent a simple plan for the
Kory Hayden.
spark new energy in a day so the group knows
what to expect, and
business. Set a goal,
If the process is organized
launch an icebreaker.
and fun, a group retreat can
incorporate some fun
really spark new energy in a
Icebreakers help the
business. “I believe in three and be prepared to
group to have fun, and
key concepts when designknow each other better.
ing retreats,” explains Hay- listen to the group.
Although they can seem
den. 1) Set a goal 2) Make the time fun
silly, team builders and ice breakers
3) Be prepared to listen. “Often business
are often participants favorite asleaders think they need to talk, present
pect of the retreat.
and give information on a retreat. I find
that if I provide the structure of the day,
Alternate between a team builders
but let the participants do must of the
and workshop topics to keep the
talking, and brainstorming, the retreat
day lively.
can be much more effective.” Many
leaders hear the ideas and feedback as
See “retreat” on pg. 2
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Take your business on retreat:
continued from p.1
What is a Tourism Improvement District
Is Yreka Ready to be a Destination City?
For each workshop, ensure participants
that their ideas will be valued and will be
visible in future business practices and
projects.
A Tourism Improvement District creates a sustainable funding source that can
Record ideas on large paper, and/or on a
whiteboard. Tech savvy persons can use
video or audio recording devices to
document the ideas and concepts the
group presents.
ber of Commerce is determined to learn more.
Break for a fun lunch, BBQ dinner, or an
outing .
For workshop sessions where you present a topic to the group, there are a
number of strategies you can use to keep
all participants involved and able to
share their ideas.
Pair Share: Participants turn to a partner
to discuss a topic that has been presented. After 5 minutes of discussion,
each pair presents their thoughts to the
large group.
The Conversation Pit: Organize participates in small groups of three or four.
Post 4-6 topics around the room on large
white paper with pens. Have each group
start at a station and discuss and document their ideas, suggestions, and
thoughts on the poster. Rotate the groups
clockwise every 5 minutes until each
group has been to each station. After the
last rotation, each group presents one of
the poster topics and group findings to
the room. Invite additional comments
from the room following each poster
presentation.
Build Something: Making something
physical and lasting can be a great retreat
activity. Ideas or goals can be written on
felt by each person or each small group
strengthen the travel and tourism economy for a town, city or county for the future.
Tourism is one of the essential things to the economy of Yreka, so the Yreka Cham-
Have you ever wondered how certain cities and counties become tourism destinations? How did those
once quaint undiscovered towns like
Redding and Napa, CA become the
highly visible destinations they are
today?
The answer is, these locations now
put forth a well marketed image as
premier California destinations with
major events and attractions to back
it up. Billboard signage, TV commercials, tourists information sites
and print and online advertising
reinforce their image as a destination for overnight guests to flock to
their community.
We often hear that Yreka has potential to be a tourism destination.
Tourism is essential to the economy
of Yreka.
With our location on 1-5, local fairgrounds, gold-rush heritage, friendly
community, specialty shops and
hotels, we have some of the makings. Like the late bloomer at the
dance, our time is coming.
Are we the next gosling in the nest
ready to take flight? Jacksonville
has charm with Britt and wine tasting. Redding boasts mega landmarks such as Shasta Lake and the
Sundial Bridge. Ashland celebrates
culture and verve with Lithia Park
and world renowned Shakespeare
plays. Yreka has _____________,
___________ and _____________.
Yreka needs _____________,
___________ and _____________.
What did you come up with? Could
a Tourism Improvement District
help us get there? | more on p3.
TID funding is allowing a number of destinations who previously
TID funds cannot be spent on programs that don’t
were not in the promotion game to enter and begin participating.
benefit the businesses paying the assessment, nor can
This can be seen in Temecula and Placer Valley. Neither entity was
they be diverted by the government for other programs
active in the tourism game before establishing a TID, but now both
– two main reasons for TIDs' growing popularity
are. Funding, put simply, is the essential fuel of tourism marketing.
among tourism-related businesses.
By definition a Tourism Improvement
District provides stable funding for the
necessary marketing to keep a destination competitive in a difficult economy.
Redding, CA
For example 43 hotels in Redding created a Tourism Improvement District.
As a result this non-profit corporation
manages a budget of over $600,000 that
raises awareness of Redding as a destination. They provide a consistent presence for the city across several marketing mediums and create opportunities
that bring in large-group business. Services are specifically designed to increase the number of overnight visitors
patronizing assessed businesses in the
district. Because the funds are not controlled by a government entity, they
cannot be subjected to the budget cuts
municipalities have been forced to
make.
Napa, CA
The Napa Valley Tourism Improvement District (NVTID) ensures that
funding for the “Visit Napa Valley”
campaign promotes Napa Valley as
North America's premier wine, food,
arts and wellness visitor. Their district
includes lodging businesses (hotels,
motels, bed and breakfasts, etc.). The
improvement district is funded by a 2%
assessment from gross room rentals. A
portion of the assessment (0.5%) is
dedicated to marketing efforts aimed at
promoting tourism in each of Napa
County's local jurisdictions.
San Diego, CA
After forming a TID, San Diego successfully launched the hugely popular
“Happy Happens” advertising campaign. Over its first five years, the District provided more than $25 million a
year in marketing funds to the San
Diego Film Commission, the San Diego
Sports Commission, and numerous
other tourism-related organizations and
events.
Fresno, CA
In early 2010, the City of Fresno announced plans to establish a TID in
partnership with the neighboring City of
Clovis. Because of its success, both the
Fresno and Clovis city councils approved the formation the Fresno‑Clovis
Convention & Visitors Bureau. The new
bureau is now marketing the area as
entire destination.
How to Set up a Tourism
Improvement District
Form Steering Committee
Participants can include lodging business
owners, government representatives, and
other supporters.
Berkeley, CA
In August 2004, commercial and residential property owners in Berkeley
voted to form the Temescal/Telegraph
Business Improvement District along
Telegraph , Shattuck Avenue, 51st
Street, Claremont Avenue, and the Children's Hospital. The TID's mission is to
make the Temescal Telegraph commercial corridor more pedestrian-friendly
for its residents, to build upon the sense
of community, and attract new shoppers.
Outreach to Tourism Related Businesses
Assemble database of potential members and
partners.
Yreka, CA
The Siskiyou County Economic Development Council, in partnership with the
Cities of Yreka and Mt. Shasta along
with Siskiyou County, has begun the
process of creating a draft county-wide
marketing strategy and exploring possible options for funding such a strategy.
TID Formed
Non-tax funds used to promote tourism
In September of 2012, the first tourism
summit was held that engaged tourism
stakeholders around the County in
brainstorming for the county-wide marketing strategy. A draft marketing strategy has been created and will be discussed and finalized at the next tourism
summit schedule for mid-August. The
foremost expert on TBIDs*, John Lambeth of Civitas will also be in attendance and will discuss more specifically
the possibilities and options for a Siskiyou County TBID.
For more information on this project
contact Jenny Zink at
[email protected].
http://www.tourismimprovementdistrict.com
http://www.visitnapavalley.com/napa_valley_tbid_info_center.htm
http://www.temescaldistrict.org/About_Us
Approval by Member Businesses
Vote to enact business plan and bylaws
Develop Business Plan and Bylaws
Determine district’s annual budget, business
assessment (typically a 1%–2.5% assessment), management, and services.
Approval by Local Government
Review and certification by local municipality.
The stakeholders agree upon the assessment,
typically a 1%–2.5% assessment — as well
as determine how best to utilize the funding.
Moreover, the assessment is not a mandatory
levy on local residents. Rather, it is self‑imposed by participating businesses.
What Could TID Funds
Do for Yreka?
Launch and maintain “Visit Yreka” or “Visit
Siskiyou” Marketing Campaigns.
Create or restore a tourist attraction site like a
gold tunnel, a real gold panning station, or a
grey goose visitors area.
Sponsor marketing for large scale events and
concerts specifically designed to increase the
number of overnight visitors.
* TIDs are referred to by many names
including: tourism marketing district
(TMD) and tourism business improvement district (TBID).
Thank you Yreka for Gold Rush Days
The Yreka Chamber of Commerce would like to thank the community of Yreka for their combined effort to bring a vibrant and special
Gold Rush Days to our local and visiting community. View the event recap and photos online under the news section of
www.yrekachamber.com.
Upcoming Chamber of Commerce Events
Members Workshop:
Cycling Tourism | July 10
Mixer at Siskiyou
Distributing | July 11
Yreka’s Art Walk
Downtown | August 2
Mixer at Best Western
Miners Inn | August 15
Learn how to keep cyclists coming back to Yreka- 7:30 am &
5:30pm. RSVP online.
Support our local business
host, enjoy refreshments &
socialize. 5-7pm
Pick up your art walk map
at the Chamber of
Commerce. 5-8pm.
Support our local business
host, enjoy refreshments &
socialize. 5-7pm
July Members Workshop- At the Chamber
Receive training on how to make your businesses cycle tourist friendly. Our community has
great potential to attract and retain this special demographic. Refreshments will be provided,
the workshop is free and participants receive a cycle friendly sticker for their business and the
opportunity to be identified as a cycle friendly business on www.yrekachamber.com and
www.cyclesiskiyou.com.
Wednesday July 10th at 7:30am or 5:30pm | RSVP at www.yrekachamber.com
date
time
event
location
7/2/2013
5:30 PM
Siskiyou County Democrats Meeting
Lily's Restaurant, Mt. Shasta, CA
7/3/2013
11:00 AM
Yreka Community Certified Farmers Mkt.
1409 S. Main St. Yreka, CA (A-1 Auto Parking lot)
7/3/2013
5:30 PM
Little Leaders Summer Camp
Yreka Church of the Nazarene, 415 Evergreen Ln, Yreka
7/4/2013
12:00 AM
CHAMBER CLOSED
117 W Miner Street
7/4/2013
5:00 PM
Live Music Rusty Miller
Wine Bar & Gallery on Broadway, Yreka
7/5/2013
12:00 AM
Ride in the Light
Siskiyou Golden Fairgrounds, Yreka
7/5/2013
5:00 PM
Live Music Rusty Miller
Wine Bar & Gallery on Broadway, Yreka
7/5/2013
6:30 PM
Concert in the Park, Scott Valley Bank a
Miner Street Park, Yreka
7/8/2013
6:00 PM
Yreka United Methodist Church Vacation Bible School
Yreka United Methodist Church, 502 N. Fairchild, Yreka
7/10/2013
11:00 AM
Yreka Community Certified Farmers Mkt.
1409 S. Main St. Yreka, CA (A-1 Auto Parking lot)
7/10/2013
5:30 PM
Little Leaders Summer Camp
Yreka Church of the Nazarene, 415 Evergreen Ln, Yreka
7/11/2013
5:00 PM
Live Music Rusty Miller
Wine Bar & Gallery on Broadway, Yreka
7/11/2013
5:00 PM
Mixer: Siskiyou Distributing a
1313 Foothill Drive, Yreka
7/11/2013
9:30 AM
Chamber Board Meeting
7/12/2013
5:00 PM
Live Music Rusty Miller
Wine Bar & Gallery on Broadway, Yreka
7/12/2013
6:30 PM
Concert in the Park, Scott Valley Bank a
Miner Street Park, Yreka
7/13/2013
12:00 AM
1st Annual Iron Dog Challenge, Siskiyou County Canine Assoc.
Loke Siskiyou Resort and Camp, Mt. Shasta
7/13/2013
5:00 PM
Sip & Dip
4617 Steward Springs Road, Weed, CA
7/17/2013
11:00 AM
Yreka Community Certified Farmers Mkt.
1409 S. Main St. Yreka, CA (A-1 Auto Parking lot)
7/17/2013
5:30 PM
Little Leaders Summer Camp
Yreka Church of the Nazarene, 415 Evergreen Ln, Yreka
7/17/2013
9:00 AM
Guided Nature Walk
Upper Greenhorn Park, Yreka, CA
7/18/2013
5:00 PM
Live Music Rusty Miller
Wine Bar & Gallery on Broadway, Yreka
7/19/2013
6:00 PM
Scott Valley Bluegrass Festival
Etna, CA
7/19/2013
5:00 PM
Live Music Rusty Miller
Wine Bar & Gallery on Broadway, Yreka
7/20/2013
10:00 AM
Yreka Elks Lunch Run
332 W. Miner Street, Yreka
7/20/2013
10:00 AM
Scott Valley Bluegrass Festival
Etna Park
7/20/2013
7:30 AM
Shasta Taiko
Siskiyous Kenneth Ford Theater, 800, Weed, CA
7/20/2013
9:00 AM
2nd Battle of the Bats Co-Ed Slowpitch Tournament
Miner Street Park, Yreka, CA
7/20/2013
9:00 AM
Siskiyou County Relay For Life
Siskiyou Golden Fairgrounds, Yreka
7/20/2013
11:00 AM
Punt, Pass, and Kick
Yreka High School Football Field
7/21/2013
8:30 AM
10th Annual Scott Valley Bluegrass Festival
Etna City Park
7/21/2013
9:00 AM
2nd Battle of the Bats Co-Ed Slowpitch Tournament
Miner Street Park, Yreka, CA
7/24/2013
11:00 AM
Yreka Community Certified Farmers Mkt.
1409 S. Main St. Yreka, CA (A-1 Auto Parking lot)
7/24/2013
5:30 PM
Little Leaders Summer Camp
Yreka Church of the Nazarene, 415 Evergreen Ln, Yreka
7/25/2013
5:00 PM
Live Music Rusty Miller
Wine Bar & Gallery on Broadway, Yreka
7/26/2013
12:00 AM
Montague Rotary Siskiyou Beef Country Cook-Off
Montague across from Montague Community Hall
7/26/2013
5:00 PM
Live Music Rusty Miller
Wine Bar & Gallery on Broadway, Yreka
7/26/2013
6:30 PM
Concert in the Park, Scott Valley Bank a
Miner Street Park, Yreka
7/27/2013
9:00 AM
Siskiyou Beef Country Cook Off
Montague Rotary, [email protected]
7/27/2013
10:00 AM
2013 Volcano Mud Run
Mt. Shasta Ski Park, Mt. Shasta, CA
7/27/2013
8:00 AM
37th OLD TIME RODEO
Scott Valley Pleasure Park, Etna, CA
7/31/2013
11:00 AM
Yreka Community Certified Farmers Mkt.
1409 S. Main St. Yreka, CA (A-1 Auto Parking lot)
7/31/2013
5:30 PM
Little Leaders Summer Camp
Yreka Church of the Nazarene, 415 Evergreen Ln, Yreka
coming soon >>> August 2013 Newsletter | contact us: 530-842-1649 | www.yrekachamber.com
We Can Help Ringe Pool Stay Afloat
If each Chamber of Commerce member provided $5-20 to Ringe Pool, think of how much we could help our local kids,
swim team and community stay fit and excel in the water this summer and this fall. What if our community of Chamber
of Commerce Members could be key in keeping Ringe Pool afloat. Stop by Ringe pool at 715 Knapp St. Yreka, CA to
make a donation. All proceeds are overseen by SPLASH, the non-profit organization that manages Ringe Pool.
SWIM HOURS
Mon-Fri 1-5p
Sa 1-7pm
Su 1-5pm
EVENING SWIM
Th & F 7-10pm
ADULT LAP
Mon-Fri 5:15p-6:30p
SENIORS SWIM
M-F 12-12:55pm
MASTERS SWIM
M-F 6-7a
WATER EXERCISE
TWTh 5:30-6:30p
Make a donation or purchase fireworks at Raley's June 29-July 4th,
to support Ringe Pool through the
summer and fall swim season. These
sales and donations will directly support programs at Ringe Pool. Your
involvement will help reach the
$10,000 goal to maintain the facility
through the Yreka High School
swim season (August-October)
C ONTACT PERSON : 530 842 6841
WWW . FACEBOOK . COM /Y REKA S PLASH
SPLASH! BOOM! BANG!
Fireworks Fundraiser for Ringe Pool
Raley's parking lot
July 29-July 3 (9am- 8pm)
July 4 (9am-12)
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We thank these business and organizations for sharing their business
and leadership skills with Yreka by joining the Chamber of Commerce.
Franco American Hotel
301 W. Miner Street
p) 541.210.1234
Gaines'es Images
Yreka, CA 96097
p) 530.643.0936
Yreka United Methodist Church
www.yrekaumc.org
502 No. Fairchild Street
Yreka, CA 96097
p) 530.842.4291
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Recent Ribbon Cuttings
Ceremonies >>
1. Any and All Auctions and 2. Danielle
Signor Website Design are pictured
above at their Yreka Chamber of Commerce ribbon cuttings at Gold Rush
Days.
Please make time to attend the monthly chamber mixer. Each host is a local Yreka business who puts forth a great amount
of time, effort and funds to host our members. Show respect for our host by ensuring that at least one member of your staff
attends the monthly mixer to thank the hosting business for their service in Yreka and to socialize with attendees.
date
time
event
location
8/2/2013
5:00 PM
Yreka's Art Walk a
Old Town Yreka, Miner Street and Broadway
8/2/2013
6:30 PM
Concert in the Park, Scott Valley Bank a
Miner Street Park, Yreka
8/2/2013
5:00 PM
Liberty Arts Gallery Opening a
108 W. Miner Street, Yreka
8/3/2013
7:00 PM
Concert Downtown Mt. Shasta, Scott Valley Bank
Downtown Mt. Shasta, Mt. Shasta, CA
8/6/2013
5:30 PM
Siskiyou County Democrats Meeting
Strings Italian Restaurant, Yreka, CA
8/7/2013
All Day
Siskiyou Golden Faira
Yreka, CA
8/7/2013
11:00 AM
Yreka Community Certified Farmers Mkt.
1409 S. Main St. Yreka, CA (A-1 Auto Parking lot)
8/7/2013
5:30 PM
Little Leaders Summer Camp
Yreka Church of the Nazarene, 415 Evergreen Ln, Yreka
8/10/2013
6:30 PM
The Hired Hands, Red Scarf Society
Siskiyou Golden Fairgrounds, Yreka
8/14/2013
11:00 AM
Yreka Community Certified Farmers Mkt.
1409 S. Main St. Yreka, CA (A-1 Auto Parking lot)
8/14/2013
5:30 PM
Little Leaders Summer Camp
Yreka Church of the Nazarene, 415 Evergreen Ln, Yreka
8/15/2013
5:00 PM
Mixer: Miner's Inn/Best Western a
122 E. Miner Street, Miner's Inn
8/15/2013
12:00 AM
Chamber Board Meeting
8/17/2013
10:00 AM
Yreka Elks Lunch Run
332 W. Miner Street, Yreka
8/21/2013
11:00 AM
Yreka Community Certified Farmers Mkt.
1409 S. Main St. Yreka, CA (A-1 Auto Parking lot)
8/21/2013
5:30 PM
Little Leaders Summer Camp
Yreka Church of the Nazarene, 415 Evergreen Ln, Yreka
8/21/2013
7:00 PM
Guided Nature Walk
Barnum Caves
8/24/2013
5:00 PM
Sip & Dip
4617 Steward Springs Road, Weed, CA
8/28/2013
11:00 AM
Yreka Community Certified Farmers Mkt.
1409 S. Main St. Yreka, CA (A-1 Auto Parking lot)
8/28/2013
5:30 PM
Little Leaders Summer Camp
Yreka Church of the Nazarene, 415 Evergreen Ln, Yreka
Thank you to our Current Yreka
Chamber of Commerce Members >>
Business and Community Leaders in Yreka, CA
A-1 Automotive
A-1 Automotive:A-1 Automotive
A&E Embroidery Shop
Ace High Leathers
Aces Affordable Auto Glass
Acme Computer
Advanced Hearing Solutions
Advanced Physical Therapy
Aiello, Goodrich & Teuscher, An Accountant
All American Wash & Dry
Allen, Gary, CPA
Alpine Business Equipment
American Red Cross
Andreas, Martin, Attorney
Any And All Auctions
Area Agency on Aging, PSA II
Ashland Springs Hotel
B. Yolanda O'Brien
Baxter Auto Parts
Baymont Inn & Suites
Belcampo Farms California
Bella Art Works 2
Bennett, Grace
Best Western Miner's Inn
Black's Appliances
Black's Home Furnishings
Black Bear Diner
Bookkeeping Plus
Bowman's Catering
Boys Scouts of America - Siskiyou Distric
Brian Peterson
Bruce's Towing/Radiator & Dismantling
Bryner, U.M., MD
Budget Inn
Buffalo Broadcasting
Burger King
Cal-Ore Life Flight
California Dude Ranch Vacations
California Outdoors Properties, Inc.
California State Auto Assn.
California Women In Timber
Callahan's Mountain Lodge
Canoe West
CASA of Siskiyou County
Casa Ramos
Celestial Flowers & Dreams
Cellular Solutions/US Cellular
Century 21/Pioneer Realty
Children First Foster Family Agency
Chris Lazaris
Churchill Insurance Co.
City of Yreka The
Clarity Medical Spa a
Cleanrite-Buildrite
College Of The Siskiyous
Community Health Plan Of The Siskiyous
Cottonwood Creek Pizza
Cooperbuilt Welding
Country Baptist Church
Critterville Alpacas
Cross Petroleum
Cutting Edge Beauty & Tanning Salon
D & D Cooking
Daddy O's Diner
Danielle Signor Design
Dave's Clocks
David Smith
DeClerck Enterprises
Democratic Central Comm. of Sisk Cnty
Dobby's Lock Shop
Don's Sporting Goods
Dunn Automotive
Durney, John, DDS
Dustbusters House Cleaning
Dutchman Landscape Services
EAP Technology System
Edward Jones & Company
El Zagua'n
Ellis Brooks Motors
Etna Creekside Estates
Face-up Electrolysis
Fairchild Medical Auxiliary
Fairchild Medical Center
Fallow Field Legal Services
Family Carpet & Things
Farm Girl Antiques
Franco American Hotel
Friends Of The Yreka Library
G & G Ace Hardware
Gaines'es Images
Gamma Omicron Master
Gary Marlow, CPA
Girdner Funeral Chapel
Gold Nugget Printing
Gold Rush Burgers
Grandma's House Restaurant
Great Northern Corporation a
Greenhorn Grange #384
Grover Electric & Plumbing
Handy Stop
Hendren Mini Storage 1
Heritage Properties
Hi-Lo Cafe
Holiday Inn Express/Baymont Inn
Horse Creek Farm
Howard Lodge #37
HRF Powersports
Hunt Accounting
I.O.O.F. #19
Inhouse Marketing Group (Enjoy)
J & D Family Diner
J.C. Penney
Jansen & Davis
Jefferson Backroads
Jefferson Econ. Development Inc.
Jerry Benton
John's Satellite/Radio Shack
Jones Carpet Cleaning & Janitorial
Karuk Community Loan Fund, Inc.
Kaster, Robert
Kathleen Bergerson Ins. Agency
Kegg's Kreations
Kidder Creek Orchard Camp
Kimball's Auto Body & Paint
Kimbell, Richard, Attorney a
Kirsher, Winston & Boston
Kiwanis Club
Klamath River Resort Inn
Let us know the type of service
you want and need from the
Chamber by completing our simple
but important online survey at
www.yrekachamber.com. We look
forward to better serving our members with great input from you.
Thank you to our starred a
businesses who have responded
so far.
Klander's Deli
KRM Construction
KRS Realty
Kutzer Insurance
Kwik Kuts
Lady Gemini Productions
Lake Shastina Golf Resort
Lalo's Restaurant & Lounge
Lane St. Children's Center
Langford, Doug DDS
Larry Friedman
Laundry Chute
Liberty Arts
Life Foursquare Church
Linda Clayton
coming soon >>> August 2013 Newsletter | contact us: 530-842-1649 | www.yrekachamber.com
Thank you to our Current Yreka
Chamber of Commerce Members (cont.)>>
Business and Community Leaders in Yreka, CA
Luke's Yreka Drug
MacGregor's Gifts & Books
Madrone Hospice
Madrone Hospice House
Marvin Insurance
McDonald's Yreka/Weed
Meadowlark
Medical Center Pharmacy
Meeks Building Center
Mercier, Darrin, Attorney
Meyer, Larry DDS
Miner Perk
Miner St. Sports Bar
Miner Street Station
Minton Home Town Properties
Montague Fire Depart. Association
Motel 6
Mount Shasta Title & Escrow
Mountain View Inn
Moyer, Richard Mrs.
Nature's Kitchen
New Reflections Financial Coaching
Nixon,Lisa L. Attorney at Law
Noah's River Adventures
Nor Cal Products
Northern Calif. Resource Center
Northern California County Council Assoc.
Northern Credit Services
Northern Valley Catholic Social Services
Northland Cable TV
Oakridge Mobile Estates
Ohlund's Office Supply
Olivera's Catering
Onarheim Services
Pacific Power & Light
Papa Murphy's Pizza
Pavlik, Michael/Jeff Chitwood CPA's
Perfection Cleaning
Personnel Preference
Pony Espresso
Poor George's
PREMIER OIL CHANGE
Premier West Bank
Prime Country Real Estate
Puerto Vallarta
Purr-Angels
Quest Diagnostics
Raley's
Ray's Food Place
Red Scarf Society
Reel Mowers
Rescue Ranch
Rex Club
Richard Kelly
Richter Scale Real Estate
Ride In The Light
Rockin Maddy Ranch
Rogue Valley Medical Center
Root Automation
Round Table Pizza
Russell Horn, O.D.
Saint Joseph's Church
Scott Valley Bank
Scott Valley Roofing
Sears
Shaskey, Norman CPA
Shasta Forest Products
Shasta Investments & Asset Management
Shasta Regional Community Foundation
Shasta Terrace Apartments
Shasta Valley Resource Conservation Dist
Shasta Valley Serves
Shasta Valley Tire Service
Shepard Of God
Shop Local Book
Shop Smart
Sierra Vista Retirement Center
Singleton, Ross CPA
Siskiyou Arboretum
Siskiyou Arts Council
Siskiyou Central Credit Union
Siskiyou Co Economic Dev. Council
Siskiyou Co. Fire Chiefs
Siskiyou Co. Sheriff's Posse
Siskiyou Collision Center
Siskiyou Community Services Council
Siskiyou County Farm Bureau
Siskiyou County Historical
Siskiyou County Office OF Education
Siskiyou County Republican
Siskiyou County Water User Assoc.
Siskiyou Daily News
Siskiyou Design Group
Siskiyou Development Stores
Siskiyou Distributing 2
Siskiyou Domestic Violence
Siskiyou Golden Fair
Siskiyou Habitat For Humanity
Siskiyou Home Health Services
Siskiyou Lanes
Siskiyou Laser Products
Siskiyou Medical Eye Center
Siskiyou Motor Speedway
Siskiyou Opportunity Center
Siskiyou Partners Real Estate
Siskiyou Professional Medical Serv.
Siskiyou Sanitary
Siskiyou Snow Dog Sporting Assoc.
Siskiyou Technology Consultants
Siskiyou Two-Way
Sister Chic
Soroptimist International
South Yreka Firemans Aux.
Southern Oregon Goodwill
Sports & Spirits
Stable Hands
State Farm Insurance
Stewart Mineral Springs
Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Inc.
Strings Italian Cafe
Suburban Propane
Subway Sandwiches & Salads
Super 8 Motel
Swenson Medical Practice
Taco Bell
Tasty Q
the Green Fence
The New 49er's
Tickets To Paradise Travel
TJ's Upholstery
TNT Muscle Cars
Toetally Tips
Tradewins Designs/Tasty Q
Treasures & Memories
Tri Counties Bank
Unique & Useful
United Way of Northern California
US Bank
Waikiki Trailer Haven
Walmart
Warner's Wagons
Weed Building
Weed Cub Power
West Coast Paving & Chip Sealing
Western Business Products
Wilson, Jim Motors
Wine Gallery "On Broadway"
Women In Business Network
Yreka Auto Parts
Yreka Chamber
Yreka Charger Youth Football
Yreka Chevron
Yreka Cleaners
Yreka Committee for Historic Preservation
Yreka Community Television Channel 4
Yreka Computer
Yreka Consignment & Trading
Yreka Elks Lodge
Yreka Family YMCA
Yreka Garden Club
Yreka Hardware
Yreka Healing Arts Center
Yreka Host Lions Club
Yreka Immediate Care
Yreka Liquors
Yreka Lodge & Trailer Park
Yreka Mailbox
Yreka Miner Power
Yreka Paint & Decorating
Yreka Physical Therapy
Yreka Rotary Club
Yreka Rural VA Clinic
Yreka Self Storage
Yreka Tea Party Patriots
Yreka Trailer & RV Park
Yreka Transfer
Yreka Transfer Recycling
Yreka Union School District
Yreka United Methodist Church