A newsletter of the Greater Madison Area Chamber of Commerce

A newsletter of the Greater Madison Area Chamber of Commerce
Call us at 256-2454 | www.chamberofmadisonsd.com
July/August 2016
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July/August 2016
BOARD OFFICERS
Liz Avery
PRESIDENT
Ph: 256-4536
BoD 2014 - 2016
East River Electric Power Cooperative
Kevin Jaspers
VICE-PRESIDENT
Ph: (800) 658-3953
BoD 2015 - 2016
Farm Credit Services of America
Sara Wardner
SECRETARY/ TRESURER
Ph: 256 – 6655
BoD 2015 - 2017
Amert Construction Co. Inc.
BOARD MEMBERS
Tom Bloom
Ph: 256 – 3521
BoD 2015 - 2017
Lake County International
Donna Fawbush
Ph: 256-5666
BoD 2010 - 2016
Dakota Prairie Playhouse/DSU
Randy Giedt
Ph: 256-3533
BoD 2016 - 2018
PPD UHMW Industries
Vicki Kommes
Ph: 256-6628
BoD 2016 - 2018
ECCO, Inc.
Sharon Patch
Ph: 427-0707
BoD 2015 - 2016
Unique Boutique Consignments, LLC
Adam Shaw
Ph: 256 – 7706
BoD 2016 – 2018
Madison Central School District
Dennis Slaughter
Ph: 256 – 2851
BoD 2014 – 2016
Krug Products, Inc.
EX-OFFICIO
Robert Thill
Madison City Commissioner
Kelli Wollmann
Lake County Commissioner
Dr. José-Marie Griffiths
DSU President
Joel Jorgenson
Madison Central School
Superintendent
Aaron Walter
Community Center Director
SFC Darin Rus
211th En. Co. National Guard
Julie Gross
Lake Area Improvement Corp (LAIC)
Director
STAFF
Rosie Jamison
Executive Director
Jennifer DeKam
Office Manager
Danielle Manthey
Special Projects (PT)
From the Board. . .
The Greater Madison Chamber of
Commerce staff recently received the
Governor’s Great Service Award for
Outstanding Customer Service. 2016
represents the seventh year your Chamber
staff has been recognized with this
designation. Our executive director, Rosie
Jamison and office manager Jennifer DeKam
carried much of the work load in 2015 and
2016. Recently, we hired Daniella Manthey
to assist on a part-time basis. We as a board
feel very fortunate to have this existing staff
working for you as Chamber members. If you
have a little time over the summer, do stop in
and meet the staff. They are very dedicated
to help promote our members, the community
and economic development in the Greater
Madison Area.
I would like to take a little time just to
provide you with some information on what
the Chamber staff does, so you or your
business can become engaged in our
community.
Recently your Chamber staff put together
an outstanding 2016 Madison Area Guide.
You as a member are listed in this guide. This
gives the opportunity not only for the
community, but visitors to view the area
business for their services. This guide is
handed out at appreciation events throughout
the year and the guide is placed @ 12 visitor
centers throughout the State. This annual
promotional piece takes a considerable
amount of time to put together. I viewed it
recently; and it is a quality guide. If you have
not had an opportunity to view the 2016
Madison Area Guide, I would highly
encourage you to take the time to view its
contents.
Members, do you take the time to view
your GMACC Weekly Update provided by the
staff? If you have provided the staff with your
email address, you will receive the weekly
update. I find it to be an excellent way to stay
in tune with what is happening in the
community. Carve out some time during the
week to view this weekly update. You will be
surprised on all the activities that are going
on in this community.
Do you take the time to view our web site?
A new and improved version is currently being
developed. www.chamberofmadisonsd.com?
Once again, your Chamber is putting together
a quality web site. Make sure you place it as
one of your favorites, so you can directly
assess @ your convenience. Please view this
website and click on “The Chamber “to view
the benefits received. This web site not only
links you to the community, but the world!
How can we keep a vibrate Chamber and
community? Have you considered being part of
one of our committees? I encourage you as
members to get involved. Our committees are
as follows: Agriculture Committee, Community
Promotions Committee, Diplomats Committee,
Education Committee, Governmental Affairs
Committee, Leadership Committee and
Recreation & Tournament Committee. To find
out more about the committees just visit our
staff or go to the web site.
If you prefer information through social
media, you can follow on Facebook @ Greater
Madison Area Chamber of Commerce.
There any many ways you can get engaged
as a member of the
Greater Madison Area
Chamber of Commerce, I
hope you take the time
and
“Discover
the
Unexpected”!
KEVIN JASPERS
GMACC Board of Directors
and Vice President
Farm Credit Services of America
4th Annual Madison
Discovery Day
Saturday, July 30
“Discover the Unexpected “
This year Madison Discovery Day has even
more to offer through activities, entertainment,
shopping opportunities on Saturday, July 30.
There will be sidewalk and in store bargains
from Madison businesses throughout the day
and much more. What will there be to discover
in 2016? From 7 AM to 9 PM there are things
to experience on the sidewalks, at our parks
and on the parking lots throughout Madison
while you shop and eat at Chamber businesses
and try out event food while enjoying activities,
music, booth displays and inflatable’s during
the last Saturday of July. New in 2016 will be
Bumper Cars for the young and young at heart
more inflatables plus a Kids and Adults Bike
Parade with awards given to the best
decorated, and KJAM and Stadium Bean Bag
Tournament, additional booths and more for us
to discover about Madison. Mochavino is
hosting music again from 11 – 3, football
contests on Egan, discover more about area
animals at the SD Game Fish and Parks area
Lake habitants tank display. Also, there will be
an opportunity to learn the popular
recreational sport- Mini Tennis on Egan
Avenue, or bowl a free game at Cherry Lanes,
join water games at the aquatic center during
2015 Discovery Day - Bungee Jump with the
assistance of the SD National Guard
the day of free swimming, see area artists and
vendors at Mart in the Park, a Madison Fire
Department display and consider the concert to
end your day at The Lawrence Welk Opera
Theatre. Back by popular demand...retail
bargains at all Chamber business locations on
that day- outdoor and sidewalk sales, Mart in
the Park, Tour the City Road Races for all ages,
Mart in the Park at Library Park, Classic
Corner pizza eating contest and more.
Watch for the July 30th Discovery Day
insert for an event schedule, bargains being
offered by area retail stores and eating
establishments along with fund raisers for local
organizations.
Discovery Day of 2016
will provide a variety of entertainment for the
whole family as you discover the
unexpected of the Madison Community on
Saturday, July 30th.
Director
Note
ROSIE JAMISON,
Executive Director
It is summer and more people are here to
enjoy our offerings, attractions and learn more
about our community and businesses.
I invite you to use us and our website as a
resource to promote your future opportunities
on the Chamber Calendar of Events and
Facebook posts. This is valuable information
online and provides up to date access of
happenings to residents and visitors. The
Chamber’s mission is “to promote our members,
the community and economic development
resulting in a better quality of life.” To better
promote one another and benefit us all, keep
sharing happenings, events and activities.
The 4th Annual Discovery Day will be on
Saturday, July 30th. Madison Discovery Day
offers many activities, competitions, displays
and entertainment throughout the day with
the traditional bargain shopping beginning as
early as 7 AM through the evening. This year
we have several activities, events, free
offerings and informational displays along with
an opportunity for bumper cars, inflatables and
more. New this year is a Kids and Adults Bike
Parade and Discovery Ride on Egan Ave.
Plan to join in the 10K, 5K, or Kids Fun
Run at the 29th Annual Tour the City Road
Races coordinated by the Chamber Recreation
and Tournament Committee on Saturday, July
30th at 8 AM. Competitive and casual runners
are invited to register and run at
www.chamberofmadison.com
June was full of Chamber and member
events that have been very successful and
promoted our business, membership and
opportunities for members and the community.
Thank you to all members, committees and
volunteers who have contributed funds, time,
talents and donations to promote these events
and your Chamber. We congratulate member
and regional attraction, Historic Prairie Village
on their 50th Anniversary of bringing history
to life for everyone to better understand our
rural heritage at their location just west of
Madison.
Congratulations to the board,
volunteers and staff on your recent celebration
of this milestone over Railroad Days.
Promotion of the greater Madison area
businesses and attractions is vital to our
growth and community pride. Each member,
business, governmental official and resident
are valued partners in this as you live, invest
and play here. Pride, support and participation
helps each of us to be an informed promoter as
experiences are shared with others. Be
involved, take part to experience local
opportunities and you will be sure to “discover”
even more! Just as Chamber members can
further promote our area by supporting and
doing business with one another. This has a
tremendous ripple effect to our economy,
growth and future opportunities in which we
all benefit.
Congratulations and welcome to new
Madison
Central
School
District
Superintendent, Joel Jorgenson. He has
previously been Superintendent at Hamlin
County and Arlington Schools with a wealth of
leadership within regional and state
professional education organizations. The
Chamber also congratulates previous Madison
Central Superintendent, Vince Schaefer on his
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outstanding professional career and best
wishes in retirement after his distinguished
service as an educator. We have appreciated
his leadership over the past 8 years to our
educational system and partnership with the
community and members.
More great happenings are in store: Prairie
Village Car Show, Performances at the
Lawrence Welk Opera House and the 54th
Annual Steam Threshing Jamboree . . . visit
the Village and take a ride on the train
powered by newly restored Steam Engine #29
in 2015 and visit some of “the Village” recent
renovations. You will be amazed at what all
you see! Miracle Treat Day of Dairy Queen is
on July 28th, Discovery Day July 30th,
summer lake recreation, camping and sports
play for us to enjoy.
Until the next edition, I encourage you to
get out and experience our beautiful
community and natural attractions and be a
part of a place we are proud to call our home
community . . . as we invite others to “Discover
the Unexpected”!
New Part Time
SPECIAL
PROJECTS HIRE
DSU Broke Ground For The New
Beacom Institute of Technology Building
Ceremonial ground breaking held on June 29th 2016 of the Beacom Institute of
Technology 11.4 million dollar Building on Dakota State University campus from L-R,
Mike Jamison – Principal Architect - TSP Mike Jamison, CEO/President Journey
Group - Randy Knecht, SD Board of Regents- Ex. Director Michael Rush and President
Randy Schaefer & DSU alum, President of DSU Dr. Jose' Marie Griffiths, primary
donor and DSU alum Miles and Lisa Beacom of First Premier Bank & Premier Bank
Card and Governor of the State of SD and First Lady - Dennis and Linda Daugaard.
at Your Chamber
In June, Danielle Manthey was hired for
the Chamber part-time special projects
position. Manthey is a Madison native and
will be assisting us with member services, on
line updates, Chamber Bucks, committee
activities and overall promotions. She will be
on hand four days a week and is anxious to
work with Chamber members and the public
to promote the greater Madison area. Most
recently, she worked at GEHL/Manitou
Group and previously at Family Dollar as
Assistant Manager. She is also a part-time
rural carrier for USPS.
Stop in to meet and welcome her as your
newest Chamber staff member.
Greater Madison Area Chamber of Commerce & Member
Upcoming Happenings
MARK YOUR CALENDARS . . .
July 14th
11:45 am
O’Reilly Auto Parts Chamber Ribbon
Cutting 428 S. Washington Ave
August 2nd
5:00 pm
July 16th
11:30 – 1 pm
O’Reilly Auto Parts Grand Opening with
live broadcast by KJAM, hotdogs &
refreshments 428 S. Washington Ave
National Night Out – Westside Park
Community picnic, activities and
entertainment
August 5th
4:30 – 5:30 pm
July 20th
4:00 – 5:30 pm
Kinzley Funeral Home Open House and
Ribbon Cutting 4:30 604 N. Highland Ave.
Hillside Steakhouse and BluCabana Bar
Open House and Ribbon Cutting 5:15
Band playing follow, later
August 6th
7:00 pm
Gale Pifer Orchestra
Lawrence Welk Opera House at
Historic Prairie Village
Community Meet n Greet with new
Superintendent Joel Jorgenson
Madison High School Front Lobby
July 28th
Miracle Treat Day at Madison Dairy Queen
10:00 am – 10:00 pm Full day of activities to support Children’s
Miracle Network
July 30th
Discovery Day – Community Promotions
Committee, Day full of activities, games
and booth displays to “Discover the
Unexpected” in Madison
July 21st
4:30 pm - 5:30 pm
July 30th
7:00 am -9:00 am
Tour the City Road Races – Recreation &
Tournament Committee 10k, 5k and Kids
Fun Run Registration at Depot or
online prior
9:00 am – 3:00 pm Mart in the Park - A day to discover the
arts at Library Park and enjoy music while
shopping
3:00 pm
Danielle Manthey – PT Special Projects
Randy Schaefer - Regent, DSU Alum and
owner of State Farm Insurance - Randy
Schaefer Agency sharing remarks as
President of the SD Board of Regents
Discovery Ride and Bike Parade
7:00 pm or 9:00 pm Doug Allen Nash & Penny Gilley Country
Music Concert Opera House at Historic
Prairie Village
August 9th - 10th Madison Central District Wide Student
1:00 - 7:00 pm
Registration MHS/MMS Commons Area
August 7th
23rd Annual Madison Car Show at
11:00 am – 4:00 pm Historic Prairie Village
August 25th – 28th 54th Annual Prairie Village Steam
Threshing Jamboree
Featuring Massey Expo of North America
August 26th - 28th Fall Citywide Rummage Sales
conducted by the Chamber Office
Chamber Educator's & Member Reception
at Nicky’s Chamber Education Committee
2016 Educator of the Year and Friend of
Education awards
Los Tapatios Mexican Restaurant Chamber Ribbon Cutting and
Grand Opening – To Be Determined
August 31st
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
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Ag Appreciation A Huge Success for Prairie Village and The Chamber Ag Committee
A picture perfect June Friday night . .
. . . with bull riding young athletes
performing at their peak . . . . . on 1500
lbs. of rodeo rough stock = entertainment
for all! The 2016 Northern Bull Riding
Tour was with the Chamber Ag
Committee partnering with Historic
Prairie Village hosting area ag producers
for the event supported by Ag Committee
sponsors shown on the boxed thank you.
Madison Firemen provided beverages,
the Prairie Village Cook Shack served
great food plus many rode the
mechanical bull and camped throughout
the evening. Thank you to all 75
sponsors allowing us to show our
appreciation to ag producers through
complimentary tickets, DQ Miracle
Treat Blizzard Coupons for children and
door prizes of 5 @ $20 in Chamber Bucks
during the evening in addition to many
other education and community service
activities year long. The event was fun
for many yet the Bulls won overall vs.
the bull riders. It is great to see families
enjoying this event at “The Village.
Glimpses from the event and Committee.
Ticket Takers from the Ag Committee assisting Prairie Village: Cassie Potter-Madison
Farmers Elevator, John Bloom – Lake County International, Corey Gerry – Farmers
Ag Center, Zach Schmidt – Great Western Bank and Mark Stoller – Madison Farmers
Elevator not pictured and also helping to park vehicles were attendants from Farmers
Ag Center and Matt Steurwald of Lake Country International directed traffic.
Chamber Ag Comitee Chair Rob
Thuringer set up the GMACC Ag banners
GMACC Board of Directors and Ag
Committee Members Tom Bloom Lake
County International and Kevin Jaspers
– Farm Credit Services of America.
Greated attendes and help take tickets
THANK YOU
2016 AG COMMITTEE SPONSORS
PLATINUM $500 & Above
Madison Farmers Elevator
Classic Corner
Great Western Bank
Lake County International
Mustang Seeds, Inc.
GOLD $250 - $499
Barger Electric
East River Electric Power Cooperative
Farm Credit Services of America
Farmers Ag Center, LLC
First Bank & Trust
Helena Chemical Company
James River Equipment
Peterson Farms Seed
Schwader Tax Service
Sunshine Foods
Northern Bull Ride at Historic Prairie Village and Ag Producer Appreciation of
Chamber Ag Committee
During Intermission the GMACC Ag Committee held a drawing for Chamber Bucks.
Winners with Committee members: Back Row Committee- Kevin Jaspers – Farm
Credit Services of America, Tom Bloom – Lake County International both Members
and GMACC Board Members, Farmers Ag Center, Cassie Potter – Madison Farmers
Elevator and Paul Schultz – F & M Coop Oil Front Row winners: Joan Coomes, Shirley
Wolles, Presley DeVaney, Laura Hoff and Mark Mass.
SILVER $100 - $249
2nd Street Diner
Barger Construction
Bob's Electric of Madison, Inc.
Dairy Queen
Dakota Ethanol, LLC
Dakota Fixture & Cabinet Co., LLC
East River Federal Credit Union
F&M Coop Oil
Heartland Consumers Power District
Johnson Brothers Excavation, Inc.
Lakeco Crop Services, Inc.
Madison Instant Printing, LLC
Madison Regional Health System
Montgomery's
NorthWestern Energy
One Stop
Parks Marina, Inc.
Prostrollo All-American Auto Mall
Sioux Valley Energy
Stadium Sports Grill
State Farm Insurance - Randy Schaefer
Stemper Auto Body
Sturdevant's Auto Parts
Weiland Funeral Chapel
Wells Fargo Bank
BRONZE $40 - $99
Bessman Auction &
Clerking Services, LLC
CarQuest Auto Parts
Derrill Hanson, DDS
Dietterle Construction
Edward Jones Investments
Ellsworth Funeral Home
Ericsson Law Office Prof. LLC
Fred Lebahn Construction
GSN Insurance, LLC
H&R Block
Jack's Service
King Insurance Agency, Inc.
Kinzley Funeral Home
Kundert-Williams Insurance
Lake County Conservation District
Lakeview Realty, Inc.
Lammers & Kleibacker, LLP
Landeen Insurance Services
Larry Green, DDS
Madison Daily Leader
Madison Discount Liquor
Madison Family Dental
Madison Livestock Sales Co., Inc.
Madison Vision Clinic
Nicky's Restaurant & Lounge
Outer World Screen & Sign
Pizza Ranch of Madison
Prairie Historical Society
Probuild
The Eyecare Center
Thrivent Financial-Tim Campbell
Top Gun Hunting Ranch, LLC
We Care Dental
Weber Abstract Company
Wireless World
Chamber Ag Committee Mission:
”Will promote goodwill and interaction
with the agricultural sector of the area.”
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Visit the Village All Summer for Fun and Events
Submitted by Faron Wahl, Manager of
Historic Prairie Village
We all say it.... time flies when you’re
busy. But wow – with so many visitors,
events, and campers thus far, great things
have been part of Prairie Village already
this summer!
We have focused all year on our 50th
anniversary, and with the peak
commemorative event in our rear-view
mirror, we still have much to celebrate
this season. It is humbling to take
yourself back over 50 years and truly
consider the incalculable hours of
planning,
sweat,
worry,
and
uncertainty that have literally added
up to Prairie Village 2016. It’s staggering
to contemplate. And it gives us much to
be thankful for.
We’d love to have folks join us for a
couple of great concert events coming up.
On July 30 we’ll feature two concerts –
7:00 and 9:00 – with Nashville recording
artist Doug Allen Nash and RFD-TV star
Penney Gilley. These talented folks will
bring a fun mix of music to the Lawrence
Welk Opera House. A week later on
August 6, we’ll be presenting the big band
2015 Car Show at Prairie Village
sounds of the Gale Pifer Orchestra, with
shows also at 7:00 and 9:00. Tickets are
available by calling us at 256-3644.
Nash/Gilley ticket prices are $20.00
general admission and $25.00 reserved.
Gale Pifer tickets are $15.00 general
admission and $20.00 reserved.
Now at 23 years running, the Madison
Car Show will be back August 7 on the
Prairie Village grounds from 11:00 – 4:00.
With eleven classes offered, awards will be
given for the top three places in each as
well as a people’s choice award.
Pre-registration cost is $10.00, or
registration the day of the show will be
$15.00, both of which include two
admission passes. General admission
price is $6.00 for adults and $2.00 for ages
6-12 (plus season passes are honored).
Pre-registrations can be mailed to Prairie
Village at PO Box 256, Madison, SD,
57042. Gates open at 8:30 that day, and
on-site registration will take place at the
library on the Village’s main street.
Do come out and spend some time
with us that day – what a classic
summer event!
We continue to seek funds for the
complete renovation of our 1890’s steam
carousel, scheduled to head to Ohio for
the winter and return next year in fully
restored condition. There are no other
remaining steam carousels of this type in
operation anywhere, and ours has very
limited life remaining without this
critical restoration project. Visit our
carousel this summer, and see firsthand
this gem we are entrusted with right
here in Lake County. You can donate
here at the Village, or contact us at 2563644.
As always, keep up with us at
prairievillage.org or on Facebook at
Historic Prairie Village.
We look
forward to having you join us for more
great summer happenings at the Village!
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2016 Chamber Golf Classic Tournament
Thirty-three teams played the GMACC Golf Classic at the Madison Country Club on June
17th. Thank you to member teams, sponsors, prize contributors, Chamber member volunteers
and the Madison Country Club for the success of the event. The Chamber Classic is coordinated
by the Chamber Rec and Tournament Committee.Throughout the years the Chamber Classic
has been an avenue for members to build relationships, host customers, business associates
and friends for a day of friendly competition on a challenging course while generating income
for Chamber promotions and the Chamber Endowment at Dakota State University for student
scholarships.
1ST FLIGHT 1ST PLACE AMERT CONSTRUCTION TEAM
2016 Golf Classic Teams - 33
Amert Construction Co., Inc.
Bulldog Media Group, Inc.
City of Madison
CU Mortgage Direct
DSU –Athletic Department
DSU – Heston Hall
East River Electric Power Cooperative
Farmers Ag Center, LLC
First Madison Insurance– Red
First Madison Insurance– White
First Madison Insurance– Blue
Great Western Bank
GSN Insurance, LLC
Helena Chemical Company– Green
Helena Chemical Company– Yellow
Hillside Steakhouse & BluCabana Bar
James River Equipment– Green
PUTTING CONTEST WINNER
L - R Bryan Eich, Dan Wardner, Brett Schneider and Andy Ullom with a Score of 52 at
the Scramble Tournament
2ND FLIGHT 1ST PLACE GSN INSURANCE TEAM
L - R Scott Gusso, Nancy Gusso (team spectator) Scott Jamison, Jack Lundie, Taylor
Gusso Scored 62
3RD FLIGHT 1ST PLACE MONTGOMERY’S
L-R Dean Gehrels, Jennifer Shawd, Evan Rheault and Dick Teeslink Score of 68
Shane Wheeler - Lake County Plumbing
LLC Team Member
James River Equipment– Yellow
Kundert-Williams Insurance
Lake County Plumbing, LLC
Madison Family Dental– Tooth Fixers
Madison Family Dental– Dazzling Smiles
Madison Farmers Elevator Co.
Madison Regional Health System
Montgomery’s
Mustang Seeds, Inc.
PPD UHMW Industries
Probuild
Prostrollo All-American Auto Mall
Sioux Valley Energy
Top Gun Hunting Ranch, LLC
Wireless World
Wohlenberg Ritzman & Co., LLC
1ST FLIGHT TEAMS TOP THREE
PLACINGS WERE:
1st place - Amert Construction: Bryan
Eich, Dan Wardner, Brett Schneider and
Andy Ullom
2nd place – Hillside Steakhouse and
Blu Cabana Bar: Nefu Mageo, John Nagel,
Bill Kriech and Kody Kriech
3rd place – East River Electric Power
Cooperative: Brian Byrd, Jennifer Gross,
Randy Hoffman and Chris Studer.
2ND FLIGHT TEAMS TOP THREE
PLACINGS WERE:
1st place - GSN Insurance: Scott Gusso,
Scott Jamison, Jack Lundie, Taylor Gusso
2nd Place - PPD UHMW Industries:
Matt Groce, Roger Olson, John Groce,
Andy Munson
3rd Place – Sioux Valley Energy: Cody
Fritz, Paul Mantz, Jager Rus and Betty
VanDerWerff
3RD FLIGHT TEAMS TOP THREE
PLACINGS WERE:
1st place – Montgomery’s: Dean
Gehrels, Jennifer Shawd, Evan Rheault
and Dick Teeslink
2nd Place – Wireless World: Wireless
World- Dustin Ragsdale, Mitch Cadwell,
Kurt Smith, Ben Kapelle
3rd Place – Helena: Tom Peterson, Kurt
Olson, Rob Thuringer and Craig Vanden
Bosch
2016 CHAMBER GOLF CLASSIC CHIPPING FINALISTS SPLIT THE PURSE.
L – R Andy Ullom, Rex Groos, Nick Dossett, and Ben Kapelle
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Thank You
2016 Chamber Golf Classic Hole Sponsors
Assist Financial Services
x2
Cars for Les
Dakotaland FCU
Interlakes Branch
East River Electric Power
Cooperative x2
East River Federal Credit
Union
Farmers Ag Center, LLC
First Bank & Trust
Great Western Bank
Heartland Consumers
Power District
Helena Chemical Company
Josh and Pam’s
Photography and
Computer Repair
Lake County Abstract, Inc.
Lake County Plumbing,
LLC
Madison Discount Liquor
Madison Family Dental
Madison Housing &
Redevelopment
Commission x2
Madison Vision Clinic
Mustang Seeds, Inc.
Pizza Ranch of Madison
Power Promotions
PPD UHMW Industries x2
Schwader Tax Service
Stadium Sports Grill
Stan’s Men’s & Women’s
Apparel
The Broadwater Bar
The Eyecare Center
Top Gun Hunting Ranch,
LLC
Unique Boutique
Consignment, LLC
Weber Abstract Company
Chamber Classic Flight, Door & Pin Prize
Contributors:
4 Seasons Flea Market
Ameriprise Financial
B&G Transportation, Inc.
Central Business Supply
CU Mortgage Direct
H&R Block
Helena Chemical Company
Hillside Steakhouse &
BluCabana Bar
Infotech Solutions, LLC
John Green Art Studio
Lakes Golf Course
Lakes Lodge & Boutique
Lammers & Kleibacker,
LLP
Madison Ace Hardware
Madison Bin City,
LLC/American Edge
Grain
Madison Country Club
Madison Discount Liquor
Pampered Chef– Rita
Feldhaus
Power Promotions
Prairie Village
Sample Our Flowers
Sodak’s Marina
Sportsman’s Steakhouse &
Lounge
Stemper Auto Body
The Broadwater Bar
The Community Center
Unique Boutique
Consignment, LLC
Weiland Funeral Chapel
Wireless World
Ribbon Cutting
Lake County Abstract - Grand
Opening & Chamber Ribbon Cutting
Many gathered to welcome new business, Lake County Abstract, to downtown
Madison on Egan Avenue during their recognition on June 21st. With over 20
years of experience in the abstracting business in South Dakota, Lake County
Abstract has now added a Madison location. During the celebration, guests
toured the newly restored and remodeled historic building housing their offices
on 123 N. Egan Ave. Congratulations to Lake County Abstract and welcome to
Madison!
Lake County Abstract L – R: Title Officer - Tucker Hansen, Owners: Todd
Meierhenry, Mike Rieck, Judy & Mark Meierhenry and Office Manager - Jackie
Wages
2016 Chamber Rec and Tournament Committee Members
L – R Rosie Jamison, Danielle Manthey-Chamber, Tory Bickett and Laura Reed Dakota State University, John Groce-Chair PPD UHMW Industries, Jennifer DeKamChamber, Val Burg- B&G Transportation and Tom Bloom-Lake County International
& Board of Directors Committee Liaison. Members not pictured Lisa Hanson – Wells
Fargo, Erica Fitzhugh- East River Electric Power Cooperative, Cotton Koch Madison
Central School and Breanna Terry Randy Giedt – PPD UHMW Industries &Committee
Board Liaison.
First Line Funding Group building
of First Bank & Trust in progress
2016 Chamber Golf Classic Pin Prizes & Winners
Congratulations!
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Shortest Drive In Fairway ..............................................................Randy Hoffman
Closest to Chamber Sign by Green ................................................Terry Seiler
Closest to the Pin on 2nd Shot ........................................................Rick Olivier
Longest Putt made ON Green to Pin ..............................................Troy Keyes
Closest to Chamber Promotional Item by Green............................Jeff Oftedahl
Closest to “2016” on Green ..............................................................Roger Schrepel
Closest to Sand without Going In....................................................Chad Cooney
Longest Drive (Women) in the Fairway..........................................Teresa Mallett
Closest to 86 Yard Bulls Eye from the Hole ..................................Jen Gross
Closest to the Pin on 3rd Shot ........................................................Carol Kleibacker
Closest to the Chamber of Madison Sign in Fairway ....................Tom Peterson
Closest to the Water without Going In ..........................................Kandy Palmquist
Closest to 100 yard Markers on Right Side of Fairway (Women) Christy Leighton
Closest to 150 yard Marker on Right Side of Fairway (Men) ........Kurt Smith
Longest Drive (Men) in the Fairway ..............................................Mitch Caldwell
Longest Putt made on Green to Pin ................................................Bill Kriech
Pictured is the new First Line Funding Group building of First Bank & Trust currently
under construction on the south east side of Madison on S. Washington Ave. Plans are
to move into the finished 18,000 square foot building in late summer of 2016. First Line
Funding Group currently employees 65 and is located in the Heartland Technology
Center, 1400 North Washington Ave. Their new facility will hold up to 105 full time
employees.
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July/August 2016
Leadership Madison…Growing
the Leader Within You
Submitted by Mandy Parpart – Leadership
Madison Committee & Student Activities
Director Dakota State University
Developing
leadership
skills
and
involvement in the Greater Madison area for
over 10 years, the Leadership Madison
program has graduated 289 participants
since its inception. While the mission of this
program hasn’t changed, the content
continues to evolve.
Throughout the program, participants are
taken on a powerful journey of self-discovery.
They explore several leadership styles and
practices by listening to presentations and
touring
numerous
local
businesses.
Participants learn from various local leaders
and hear from elected officials about the value
of public service. A trip to Pierre for
Madison/DSU Host the Legislature is one of
the great activities that the participants get
to partake in. This trip gives them a chance to
tour the capital building, sit in on general
sessions, hear from the governor, and speak
with state and local officials.
The group project provides an outlet for
participants to contribute their ideas and
talents to the community. Past graduates
have devoted many hours to this portion of
the program. Our 2015-16 cohort’s projects
were: “Paws for a Cause”, creating awareness
and organizing a fundraiser for Almost Home;
“Spread the Love”, collecting donations to
give Valentine’s Day gifts to residents at the
various nursing homes and assisting with the
Backpack Program; “What You Don’t See”,
“We would like to welcome the following NEW members
to the Chamber”
Prestige Exotic Cars, LLC – Justin Jallad, Owner
201 S.W. 1st St. | Madison, SD 57042 | 605-214-0007
Established in 2010 and incorporated in 2012 Prestige Exotic Cars can assist you in selling
& renting vehicles for all uses. They also offer financing, leasing, any vehicle at any time.
Licensed, bonded and insured.
Lake County Abstract, Inc. – Jackie Wages, Manager
123 N. Egan Ave. | Madison, SD 57042 | 605-256-2507
www.lakecountyabstract.com
Lake County Abstract now is located in Madison providing Title Insurance,
Closing and Escrow Services with several affiliate branches throughout the state
of SD, whose ownership group has been in the title industry for over 20 years.
O’Reilly Auto Parts – Dan Bendt, Store Manager
428 S. Washington Ave. | Madison, SD 57042 |605-291-4107
www.oreillyauto.com
O’Reilly Auto Parts sells parts and accessories for nearly every application including
automotive, truck, marine, heavy duty and agricultural vehicles for both professional and
retail customers. O’Reilly services include brake, rotor and drum turning, code reading and
tool rental along with overall retail offering customer service.
Los Tapatios Mexican Restaurant – Jada Baltazar, Owner
204 S. Egan Ave. | Madison, SD 57042 | 605-256-4986
New family owned and operated authentic Mexican restaurant located downtown Madison
in the previous home of Skipper’s Italian Grill. Los Tapatios will offer authentic Mexican
with house specials that are different from other area Mexican restaurants as well as the
traditional ones. Jada and Humberto Baltazar plan to continue to serve the well-known and
loved Skippers Pizza.
Plans to open later in July for all to enjoy another taste of Madison.
assisting
with
a
presentation for high school
students regarding domestic
violence and sexual assault;
and “Project S.O.K.: Supply
Our Kids”, fundraising and
collecting supplies for grade
schools in Madison. These
projects are a great way for
the participants to apply Dawn Waldner what they are learning Assistant
during the program and Service
make an impact on their Coordinator
community.
ECCO, Inc.
To
me
Leadership 2015-16
Leadership
Madison ….
•
Was a way to Madison
network with others in Graduate
Group Project:
Madison.
•
Had a culture for What You Don’t
teaching leadership skills See
that I have been able to use
in everyday life.
•
Was a way to get to know Madison.
•
Provided opportunities to find a
place to become a part of Madison.
If you are interested in participating in
this year’s program, or would like more
information, contact the Chamber at 2562454
or
email
[email protected].
Leadership Madison is open to Chamber
members and non-members. If you are a
business owner and would like to send a
member of your organization, please contact
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July/August 2016
Chamber Lake Appreciation Day June 4th
Thank You
2016 LAKE APPRECIATION DAY SPONSORS
GOLD
Assist Financial Services
Camp Lakodia
East River Electric Power
Cooperative
Madison Regional Health System
NorthWestern Energy
Prostrollo All-American Auto Mall
Sioux Valley Energy
Sodak's Marina, LLC
Stemper Auto Body
The Lakes Bar & Grill
The Lakes Lodge
Weber Abstract Company
Wells Fargo Bank
SILVER
Dairy Queen
East River Federal Credit Union
First Bank & Trust
Lakeview Realty, Inc.
Parks Marina, Inc.
Power Promotions
BRONZE
AmericInn Lodge & Suites
Dakotaland Federal Credit Union
Derrill Hanson, DDS
Ellsworth Funeral Home
Fred Lebahn Construction
Goeman, John & JoLynn
Great Western Bank
Interlakes Wireless
Keppen Construction
Lake County Abstract, Inc.
Lake County Plumbing, LLC
Landeen Insurance Services
Madison Discount Liquor
Montgomery's
Prestige Exotic Cars, LLC
Probuild
Stadium Sports Grill
Stan's Men's & Women's Apparel
The Broadwater Bar
Thrivent Financial-Tim Campbell
2016 LAKE APPRECIATION DAY
DOOR PRIZES
Provided by the following Greater Madison Area Chamber Members:
4 Seasons Flea Market &
Boutique
Ameriprise Financial
CarQuest Auto Parts
Classic Corner
Country Café
CU Mortgage Direct
Dairy Queen
Dakota Fixture & Cabinet Co.,
LLC
Dakotaland FCU Interlakes
Branch
Gary's Bakery & Café
Grapevines Gifts
Great Western Bank
Hillside Steakhouse and
BluCabana Bar
Interlakes Sport Center
Jack's ''The Meat Store'' Cold
Storage
James River Equipment
John Green Art Studio
KolorWorks Paint & Decorating
Kundert-Williams Insurance
Lakeview Realty, Inc.
Madison Ace Hardware
Madison Discount Liquor
Madison Country Club, Inc.
Madison Regional Health System
Mochavino, LLC
Montgomery's
Nicky's Restaurant & Lounge
One Stop
Parks Marina, Inc.
Pizza Ranch of Madison
Power Promotions
Prostrollo All-American Auto
Mall
Shopko
Sodak's Marina, LLC
Sportsman's Steakhouse &
Lounge
Stadium Sports Grill
Stan's Men's & Women's Apparel
Sunshine Foods
The Broadwater Bar
The Community Center
The Lakes Bar & Grill
The Lakes Golf Course
The Pampered Chef - Rita
Feldhaus
The Pub House
Unique Boutique Consignment,
LLC
Wireless World
Great Weather, Great Food, Tremendous
Door Prizes and Wonderful Chamber Member
Volunteers, and one of the Largest Crowd
Ever. . . . .
Over 350 Lake Residents attended the
Chamber Lake Appreciation Day coordinated
by the Chamber Community Promotions
Committee and held at the Hillside
Steakhouse and Blu Cabana Bar on Lake
Madison. Lake residents from Lake Herman,
Madison, and Round, Long and Brant Lakes
enjoyed a delicious complimentary meal in
the lower level – Blu Cabana Bar area while
16 Chamber member volunteers promoted the
benefits of coming to Madison to do business
and enjoy our retail, services and attractions.
We have a total of 39 members sponsoring
the appreciation and 46 contributing
members provided 166 door prizes from $5 to
$100 in value for the drawings. Prostrollo All
American Auto Mall provided bottled water
for the meal and Coca-Cola our soda, Sodak’s
Marina provided cozies for all attending.
The wind precluded GMACC members –
The Ladditude and The Hillside - Big Kahuna
House Boats from giving boat cruises on Lake
Madison.
This event was successful due to all
coming to learn more about the greater
Madison area offerings and to enjoy time
MART
in the Park
Mart in the park will be part of
Madison Discovery Day on Saturday, July
30th. Artists, crafters, consultants, and
food vendors will once again fill the library
park in downtown Madison.
This festive event is sponsored by
Madison Christian School and will feature
local and regional vendors with booths
displaying a wide range of fine crafts, art,
merchandise, and food.
Come and listen to the live
entertainment or enjoy some great food!
Plenty of shaded seating is available in a
family friendly environment. Activities
for the kids too!
Mart in the Park will run from 9:00 am
until 3:00 pm. This local event is a great
way to enjoy your community with family,
friends, and neighbors.
If you are interested in being a vendor
for this popular event, please call Melissa
at 480-2839, or email your request to
[email protected].
together at “The Lake”. Special thank you to
all members who volunteered at the event,
member sponsors of the complimentary lunch
served and members who donated gift
certificates, items and sponsored Chamber
Bucks.
What a great way to start off the summer!
Manager Hillside Steakhouse and
Blu Cabana Bar Nefu Mageo and Debbie
and Jeff Luther Owners.
SAVE THE DATE
Trojan Day Parade
September 24th
The
2016
Dakota
State
University Trojan Days Parade
Committee is excited to announce
that this year’s parade will be at
10am on Saturday, September 24.
The theme will be “True to the
Blue.” More information about how
to register an entry for the parade
will be available soon.
HAVE SOMETHING
TO ADD?
Next newsletter
deadline is
Friday, August 26, 2016
Lake Appreciation Chamber representatives R-L Front: Charolotte Weber-Pizza
Ranch, Sharon Patch-Unique Boutique and Board of Director, Lynnette TaylorDakotaland Federal Credit Union Interlakes Branch, Leigh Ann Giedt-Individual, Kurt
Smith-The Broadwater Bar, Mary Becker-Encore Family Store, Donna FawbushDakota State University, Dakota Prairie Playhouse and Board of Director, Back: Rosie
Jamison-GMACC, Liz Avery- East River Electric Power Cooperative and President of
the GMACC Board of Directors, Dennis Slaughter-Krug Products and Board of
Director, Randy Giedt-PPD UHMW Industries and Board of Director, Brandon and
Jamie Hodne-Sodak’s Marina, Adam Shaw-Madison Central School and Board of
Director, Jackie Wages-Lake County Abstract, Jennifer DeKam - GMACC.
September/October
Newsletter is distributed
September 13, 2016
Send your stories, events, or business
anniversaries to
[email protected] or
call the Chamber Office at 256-2454.
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July/August 2016
Mark your calendar and plan to place
your order for Dairy Queen Blizzards at the
Madison Dairy Queen to help raise funds for
The Children’s Miracle Network.
On
Thursday, July 28th the Madison Dairy
Queen will once again host a day for the
community and Miracle Treat Day.
The entire day begins at 10 AM with
activities, entertainment and fun for all ages
while promoting this worthy cause. In 2015,
the Madison Dairy Queen sold 45,516
Blizzards®, a national record once again.
Thanks to the entire community and region to help make it happen.
For the past ten years, the Madison Dairy Queen has sold more
Great Western Bank
Expands in the
Greater
Madison Area
Great Western Bank
has recently expanded
its banking services to
include branches in
three new communities
surrounding
the
Madison area.
The
expansion comes after
Great Western’s recent
acquisition of Home
Federal.
Customers
and communities will
Floyd
Rummel, both benefit from the
Market President
merger.
Great Western Bank
“We look forward to
Madison
making life great for
customers in the greater Madison area,” said
Floyd Rummel, Market President of Great
Western Bank. “Our recent acquisition of
Home Federal has expanded our branch
network both nationally and closer to home.
We now serve the great communities of
Colman, Crooks and Dell Rapids.”
On May 16, 2016, Great Western Bancorp,
Inc. (NYSE: GWB) announced that it had
completed
its
previously
announced
acquisition of HF Financial Corp. (Home
Federal). The acquisition increases Great
Western’s assets to approximately $11.3
billion and adds 23 locations to its 154 branch
network with a new presence and North
Dakota and Minnesota.
ABOUT GREAT WESTERN BANK
Great Western Bank is a full-service
regional bank focused on relationship-based
business and agribusiness banking. Great
Western Bank services its customers through
177 branches located in nine states: South
Dakota, North Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa,
Nebraska, Colorado, Arizona, Kansas and
Missouri. Great Western Bank offers small
and mid-sized businesses a focused suite of
financial products and a range of deposit and
loan products to retail customers through
several channels, including the branch
network, online banking system, mobile
banking applications and customer care
centers. Great Western Bank is a wholly
owned subsidiary of Great Western Bancorp,
Inc. To learn more about Great Western Bank
visit www.greatwesternbank.com.
Great Western Bank was recently named a
Best Bank of 2016 by GoBankingRates.
The Chamber congratulates Great
Western Bank on this national recognition in
the banking industry and for its expansion in
the greater Madison area.
Blizzards® than every other participating Dairy
Queen in the country. The awareness has grown in
the Madison area since 2006, when CMN Miracle
Treat Day was introduced in Madison and the
Madison DQ sold 3,083 Blizzards®. 2016 also marks
the 76th Anniversary of Dairy Queen and 32nd year
of fundraising for Children’s Miracle Network
Hospitals.
Owner DeLon Mork and employees are preparing
for another fun filled event and appreciate your
support and involvement. Let’s make another record
year in 2016 to support the kids through the
Children’s Miracle Network!
Pizza Ranch celebrating
20 years in Madison 1996-2016
Partial information submitted by co-owner Beth Bernard
A familiar sight on the popular intersection of US HWY 81, SD
HWY 34 & SD HWY 19 By-Pass is the black with gold accented Pizza
Ranch sign. It welcomes travelers, is a source of community
information from their digital message of happenings and holds the
promise of: great pizza, chicken and salad bar, plus more awaits
everyone who visits over the past twenty years. Once you stop in, you
will come back; due to consistent friendly customer service, good food
and the inviting atmosphere experienced while there.
Since June of 1996 Tom and Beth Bernard have owned and
operated the Madison Pizza Ranch and strives to make it a great place
for families, friends, teams and groups to meet and eat. They also do
that time, Terrilee Gilbert was added as a partner to the team in order
to handle the extra responsibilities of two locations. Today, Gilbert
is general manager and had been employed since 1998. In addition,
Marisa Nussbaum was promoted to dayside manager. Nussbaum has
become a vital part of the Pizza Ranch management team and is a
testament for longevity and that Pizza Ranch offers opportunity for
first time employees to start their work experience since she started at
age 16.
The Bernard’s believe Madison is a great place to raise a family,
own a business and be involved. They enjoy the many community and
school opportunities and also appreciate the additional activities that
Dakota State University offers. They give back in many ways through
their time and support to the community. Tom and Beth have
received the Community Impact Award, Booster Member of
the Year, Greater Madison Area Chamber of Commerce
Distinguished Service Award and GMACC Education
Committee Friend of Education Award. They have also
benefited local non-profit organizations through their
Community Impact Fundraiser Nights on Monday and
Wednesdays.
If asked “What is your most popular pizza?” The answer is
“Pepperoni”. And their busiest time? Bernard’s response is
“There are several events that create busy days for us like
Trojan Days, graduation, athletics, and move in days at
Dakota State University. However, the busiest days are
Pizza Ranch at the Intersection of HWY 34 and 81
it with many dedicated employees “to give every guest a legendary
experience”. This is their mission statement and also is the foundation
of their business – from their curb appeal and tasty selections, and to
their clean and inviting buffet and eating areas plus, attentive staff.
Their story began in May of 1996 when they moved their family to
Madison to open the Pizza Ranch. The Madison location was selected
by the Bernard’s because of their family. Many of their relatives live
in southeast SD and the community was appealing for them to raise
their children and where they could become active. At that time, the
building had housed Hardees and was converted to the new Pizza
Ranch. The Bernard’s received some training from the Brandon, SD
Pizza Ranch who also helped convert the building into a Pizza Ranch.
After the brief month between moving and setting up a franchise,
Madison Pizza Ranch opened the doors in June of 1996 transforming
this high traffic corner and adding another eating establishment.
After just one year the Bernard’s were recognized by Pizza Ranch
as 1997 Franchisee of the Year. They found the business needed an
additional option for customers so in 1998, a game room was added to
the southeast corner of the building. They continued to grow, increase
their options and increase their investment in Madison. At the same
time, they continued their active involvement in the community. In
2012, they squared off the east side of the building increasing their
eating area and remodeled the outside as it is today.
In 2009 they expanded to also own the Dell Rapids Pizza Ranch. At
Caption: L-R Tom and Beth Bernard, Marisa Nussbaum daytime
manager and Terrilee Gilbert partner and general manager –
Pizza Ranch owners and management team.
during Prairie Village Steam Threshing Jamboree.” Their business is
greatly impacted by area attractions and events; therefore, they also
enjoy being involved in the community and believe in doing their part
to support where you live. This is represented by the many
committees they serve and recognitions received.
When asked what to expect in the future, the response from
Bernard’s was: “Pizza Ranch has been through many changes over the
years with the best yet to come.”
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July/August 2016
Educator’s Reception and
Chamber Mixer
33rd Annual
National Night Out
Wednesday, August 31st
Wednesday, August 2nd
5:00 – 7:00 PM
M a r k yo u r c al e nd ars and p lan t o
a t t e n d th i s e ve n t t o recognize our
a r e a e du c ato r s o f Mad ison School
D i s t ri c t,
S t.
T homas,
Mad ison
C h r i s ti an
an d
Dak ot a
St at e
U n i v e r s i ty
pl u s
welcom e
new
e m p l oye e s o f o u r schools t o t he
g r e a t e r Madi s o n area. This is an
opportunity for Chamber members of
b u s i ne s s , i n du s tr y and ed ucat ion t o
start or renew relationships with one
a n o t he r
an d
e njoy
a
m ixer
c o o r di n ate d
by
t he
GMACC
Education Committee.
5:00 - 7:00 PM
In addition, the 2016 Educator of
t he Y ea r a nd Friend of E duca tion
Chamber a wa rds will b e g iv en to
d eserving recipients nomina ted b y
the people of the community or their
p eers and selected b y the C ha mb er
Ed ucat ion C ommittee.
We look
forward to seeing y ou a t Nicky ’s
Rest aura nt a nd R eception R oom
beginning at 5:00 PM with a program
at
5: 45
PM
with
Ma ster
of
Ceremonies, Charlotte Groce – Chair
of the Education Committee.
ck’sMarket
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Gary’s
National Night Out is a unique
crime/drug prevention event sponsored by
the National Association of Town Watch
(NATW). The Madison Police Department
will be sponsoring the local event on
Tuesday, August 2nd at West Side (aquatics
center) Park beginning at 5:00 PM. The
public is invited to attend this free night of
entertainment along with inflatables, face
painting and a community picnic.
Entertainment will begin at 6:00 PM with
Larry Green and Madison Community Band
to play. Watch for more information on the
Chamber Weekly Update, Calendar of
Jay Van Liere
270-2142
483-3322
www.LakeViewRealty.org
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Events and information from the City of
Madison Police Department closer to August
2nd.
National Night Out is designed to
heighten crime and drug prevention
awareness; generate support for and
participation in, local anticrime programs;
strengthen neighborhood spirit and policecommunity partnerships; and send a
message to criminals letting them know that
neighborhoods are organized and fighting
back.
More than 38.3 million people
participated in last year’s event nationwide
in over 15,728 communities.
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