November 2014 - Dunn Chamber of Commerce

Friday, November 14
7:00 p.m.
Regency Banquet and Conference Center
Join us for a night of Christmas fun with
DJ Butch Halpin of Carolina Sounds
and Master of Ceremonies Terry Whittenton
Tickets are $50 per person, or $75 for a couple
See Insert for Details
Watch the Email
Updates and the
Chambers
Facebook page
in November for
chances to win
prizes at local
retailers by
guessing where
is…
Brad on a Shelf?
Live and Silent Auctions
Just in time for Christmas!
Downtown Dunn
Saturday, November 1, 2014
10am-4pm
910-892-3282
www.nccottonfestival.com
2014 Officers
Brad Heath – President; Hope Gower Tyndall – President Elect; Myra Parker – Vice President Finance; Terry Whittenton –
Vice President Membership and Organizational Development; Kathy Pope – Vice President Community Development;
Steven Neuschafer – Vice President Economic Development; Meredith Bradham – Vice President Education; Russell Galvan
– Vice President Public & Governmental Affairs; Trent Carpenter – Immediate Past President; Tammy Williams – Executive
Vice President
2014 Board of Directors
Term Ending 2016 – Rodney Johnson, Buddy Miller, Melissa Scott, Clint Stanley, Graham White
Term Ending 2015 – Bart Adams, Sondra Davis, Dustin Hinson, John Riley, Kim Schmidlin
Term Ending 2014 – Annette Barfield, Shannon Johnson, Bill Lasater, Matthew Smith, Clay Stanley
Directors-at-Large – Jeremy Bass, Lauren Ashley Stephens and Seth Thompson
Ex-officio – Mayor Oscar Harris—City of Dunn and General Lee Commission; Commissioner Gary House; Billy Tart—
Tourism Authority; Vivian Bennett and William H Morris—Board of Education; Jerry Wood—Campbell University
November 2014
North Carolina Department of Transportation
Secretary Tony Tata presented Gov. Pat McCrory’s 25 Year
Vision for North Carolina Transportation on October 20
during a luncheon held at De’ Borah’s Restaurant. The
packed room listened as Sec. Tata outlined some of the
3,100 transportation projects planned for 2015. He stated
that NC is the 4th fastest growing state in the nation; with
nearly 80,000 miles of roadway, making it the 2nd largest in
nation. With that growth is the need for transportation
improvements, this also includes railroad and the ports/ferry
systems. With one third of all traffic in NC being freight,
transportation is one of the main drivers in our economy.
This plan is a way to make sure those modes reach every
part of the state.
Mr. Tata was only able to briefly highlight some of
the local projects, but he did mention the Rooms To Go
entry road would be complete by December. There is an I-95
study underway to help identify the options and the priorities
of areas along the corridor. He also mentioned there is work
planned for Chicken Farm Rd, as well as, the Hwy. 401 widening study should be complete in 2016; at which time projects will be prioritized. Campbell will get an underground
passage to convey people from one side of Hwy 421 to the
other safely without impeding traffic.
Johnson’s Transmission & Auto Service will be giving away
this car! They are looking for nominees for the Wheels to
Prosper Give Away. If you know someone in need of a car,
nominate them to win. Entries are due by Dec. 12, 2014.
Call (910) 892-0961 with questions or for more information.
Download the full Nomination Information Form at
www.dunnchamber.com/AboutUs/FormsRegistrations.aspx
Go to www.campbell.edu and
www.gocamels.com to keep up with all
the great art shows, recitals, dramas,
musicals and sporting events.
Mr. Tata stated that the NCDOT draft Transportation
Plan for 2015 should be available in December 2014, with
approximately 350 projects on schedule. Several copies of
the NCDOT handout, “Gov. McCrory’s 25 Year Vision for
North Carolina Mapping our Future”, is available in the
Chamber office.
Harnett County Schools
Reassignment Resolution
The Dunn Chamber’s Board of Directors opposed the
map being considered by the Harnett County Board of
Education for the middle school reassignment plan.
The Chamber Board’s position was distributed via
email to our membership. Letters were distributed to members
of the school board and Meredith Bradham, Vice President of
Education and Tammy Williams, Executive Vice President,
attended the public hearing held on October 23 to express the
Chamber’s concerns.
The Chamber Education Committee will continue to
monitor, and be on top of, this issue as it effects our town, our
businesses and our residents.
The Dunn Chamber’s Governmental Affairs Committee
hosted a Candidates Forum for the North Carolina House,
North Carolina Senate and the United Sates House races on
Tuesday, October 7 at the Dunn City Hall at 7:00 p.m. The
event was moderated by Russell Galvan, VP Governmental
Affairs.
Pictured above in no certain order: Representative David
Lewis and Susan Byerly, for the NC House race; and
Senator Ronald Rabin and Joe Langley, for the NC Senate
race.; and Clay Aiken and Congresswoman Renee Ellmers,
for the US House race.
United Way of Harnett County was chartered in 1987 and continues to provide a full blanket coverage of Human and
Emergency Services. For the past 27 years, United Way of Harnett County has eased the suffering of those in need throughout
the community and have helped to prepare young people for their future. They have provided funding for such organizations as
the American Red Cross, the Salvation Army, S.A.F.E. (Domestic Violence Shelter), Hospice (Transitions LifeCare), Community
Action, Harnett Literacy, Inc., Beacon Rescue Mission, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, and more.
United Way of Harnett County is currently involved in their most critical campaign ever since their beginning. It is called
“Save the Homeless”. According to homeless and mental illness experts, there are almost 1,000 homeless human beings in
Harnett County. According to the Student Advisor for the Harnett County School System, there are approximately 138 homeless
children in Harnett county schools today. Of that total number of homeless individuals, 40% suffer from major mental illness,
25% are children, and 25% are war veterans.
United Way of Harnett County is the only organization that is addressing this issue at the crisis level. They are working with Beacon
Rescue Mission to add another 20 beds to their facility in Dunn before the harsh winter sets in. Executive Director David Hodges has met
with Senator Ron Rabin and county officials to make them aware of this crisis.
United Way established the first emergency call center in 2009 so that anyone
who has any kind of need at all can simply pick up their phone and dial 211! The call center is
manned 24/7 with highly trained personnel who have access to a database that consists of most
every human and emergency service that is currently available in the county. This call center is
also for the use of the Harnett County Emergency Services Department whenever any type of
major crisis should occur such as tornados, hurricanes, floods, or other epidemics.
Please help your neighbors in need by donating and investing in the United Way of
Harnett County today. You can send your tax deductible contributions to United Way of Harnett
County, at PO Box 1322, Dunn, NC 28335.
Orthopaedic Solutions and Sports Medicine Center (OSSM) offers general orthopaedics,
sports medicine, fracture care, joint injections, joint replacements, carpal tunnel, arthroscopic surgery and
non-surgical treatments for Arthritis. Owned and operated by Dr. Jay R. Parikh, a Diplomat of the American
Board of Orthopaedic Surgery, fellow of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, as well
as Fellow of the American College of Surgeons. Dr. Parikh is experienced and well trained in the field. He is
a highly qualified orthopaedist with extensive training in the diagnosis, non-surgical and surgical treatment of
the musculoskeletal system, including bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, muscles and nerves. With his
professional training and bedside manner, patients know they are in capable hands.
Dr. Parikh is assisted by Tracy Christensen, PA-C and Jennifer Burn, PA-C. Tracy
received his Physician’s Assistant Degree at the University of Utah and has been with the
practice since 2003. Jennifer received her Physician Assistant Degree from Methodist College of
North Carolina and has been with the practice since 2008. Both of the PA’s friendly, caring
dispositions and excellent team of staff makes their patients feel at ease and comfortable.
Providing excellent health care, they all play a vital role in the welfare of the patients at OSSM.
They strive to reach patient satisfaction and to return them to their regular daily activities. One of
their greatest joys at OSSM, is when a patient walks out of the office with a smile on their face
saying, “they got rid of my aches and pain today.”
Orthopaedic Solutions and Sports Medicine Center has served the Dunn area for 15
years. They are located at 721 Tilghman Drive, Suite 100. Their office hours are Monday
through Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 p.m. For more information, or to make an appointment, visit
them at the office or by calling (910) 891-4202, or by visiting them online at
www.orthosolutionsnc.com.
Promote Your Business in the
2015 Chamber Newsletter
Make sure to be a part of the Dunn Chamber Newsletter – the
official publication of the Dunn Area Chamber of Commerce.
Sponsorships are available for the 2015 newsletter. Published
once a month, which would put your business in front of more
than 500 business and professional people 12 times a year.
The Chamber newsletter, including ads, is also posted on the
Chamber’s website at www.dunnchamber.com.
Another successful Ribbon Cutting was held at Tractor
Supply Company on October 14 to welcome the new
store to Dunn. Located in the Harnett Crossings Shopping
Center, the new store is a great addition to Dunn.
Attendees were welcomed by President Brad Heath,
Mayor Oscar Harris and Assistant Manager Eric Honrine.
Mr. Honrine thanked the City of Dunn for helping them
“make and old building new again.”
Pictured: Assistant Manager Eric Honrine and staff;
Councilmen Billy Tart and Billy Barfield; President Heath,
Harnett County Economic Development Director Nick
Dula and Mayor Pro Tem Buddy Maness.
White Swan Chicken & BBQ welcomed a full house for a
Ribbon Cutting on October 27. Located at 325 E. Broad
St; this family owned and run restaurant is frying their way
into people’s hearts. Chamber President Brad Heath
welcomed everyone out for the event, and Mayor Oscar
Harris congratulated the owners on their service to Dunn.
Todd Synder, owner, thanked everyone for helping make
this family business successful already. After the ribbon
cutting, everyone was invited inside to taste for
themselves.
Pictured: President Heath; Owners Lizann and Todd
Snyder, along with staff and family members; Mayor
Oscar Harris, Councilman Billy Barfield and Mayor Pro
Tem Buddy Maness.
Annual Banquet Award Nominations
Nominations are being accepted for Man, Woman, Business
and Small Business of the Year. Deadline for nominations is
January 6, 2015. Forms are available online at
www.dunnchamber.com under Chamber newsletter or call
the Chamber office at 910-892-4113.
Cost of black & white ads are 3½“x2”= $250, 3½”x4”= $400,
or for an ad on the back cover 3½”x2”= $300 for Chamber
members. Please call the Chamber today and reserve your
space.
Shop at a local Small Business on
November 29th and you could
earn a chance to win $100 cash.
Fax, email, copy, or bring your receipts
for purchases of $20 or more from
local small businesses bought on
Saturday, November 29 to the
Chamber office by December 10.
Drawing will be held on December 12.
We will contact the winner then,
so make sure we have your
name and phone number!
Dunn Area Chamber of Commerce
Calendar of Events
November 2014
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1
Downtown Dunn, 10:00am-4:00pm
Business of the Week— Carolina Therapy Services, Inc.
4
Election Day—Get out and vote!
4
Ribbon Cutting at Memories In Stitches, 126 W. Broad Street, 11:00 a.m.
6
Executive Planning Retreat, Campbell University
Business of the Week— General William C. Lee Airborne Museum
11
Veteran’s Day – Remember and Honor all our Veterans!
14
Christmas Gala Presented by Jernigan’ Nursery & Trading Post
Regency Banquet & Conference Center, $50 per person or $75 per couple, 7:00 p.m.
Business of the Week— Heath’s Steakhouse
18
Ribbon Cutting at Fit 4 Life,101 Regency Blvd., Erwin, 11:00 a.m.
20
Executive Committee Meeting, 11:30 a.m.
20
Board of Directors Meeting, DeBorah’s Restaurant, 12:00 noon
Business of the Week— Cruse and Associates
27
Happy Thanksgiving!!
(Chamber Office will be closed Thursday and Friday)
29
Small Business Saturday
Coming in December
Dec 4—Dunn Christmas Tree Lighting,
6:00pm, Broad Street, Downtown Dunn
Dec 6—Dunn Christmas Parade,
2:00pm, ***NEW TIME***
Every Sat. - Dunn Farmer’s Market
1
16th Touchstone Energy NC Cotton Festival
1-2
Out with a SMASH!!! Smashing Pumpkins at
Hubb's Corn Maze Weekend
3
Harnett Co. Brd. of Commissioners, Lillington
3
Harnett Co. Brd. of Education, Lillington
4
Election Day—Harnett County Schools Closed
6
Triangle South Seminar "Understanding &
Controlling Cash Flow"
6
Wind Ensemble & Wind Symphony Fall Concert
7
Harnett County Veterans and Community Stand
Down
7
Harnett Area Shag Association (HASA) Party with
DJ Gary Brown
9
Veteran’s Day Memorial Service
11
Dunn City Council Meeting, City Hall
11
Veteran’s Day—Harnett County Schools Closed
13
Lillington Business Expo 2014
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14-15
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20-22
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27-28
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Jernigan's Annual Christmas Open House
HRT presents “It’s a Wonderful Life”
5k for the First 2,000 Days
Mozart Requiem; University Choral Society
Harnett Co. Brd. of Commissioners, Lillington
University Chamber Ensemble Concert
Third Thursday Dinner at the Deli
HRT presents “It’s a Wonderful Life”
Opera - Amahl and the Night Visitors
HRT presents “It’s a Wonderful Life”
Golden Years Nursing Home 50th Anniversary
Celebration
Harvest Train Celebration, Falcon Children’s Home
Harnett County Schools Closed
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
Christmas on Broad & Beyond
For more events and details, visit the
Calendar of Events on www.dunnchamber.com!
President Brad Heath
and the Board of Directors
cordially invites you to attend the
Dunn Area Chamber of Commerce
Christmas Gala
Presented by
Jernigan’s Nursery & Trading Post
Friday, November 14, 2014
7:00 p.m.
Regency Banquet & Conference Center,
2004 US Hwy 301 N, Dunn
Festive Attire
$50 per person or $75 per couple
Join us for an Evening of Elegance as we Celebrate Christmas with Friends
Featuring Live & Silent Auctions, Taste of Dunn Raffle,
Entertainment, Great Fellowship and Heavy Hors d’oeuvres
Special Thanks to Our Sponsors!
St. Nicholas
Jernigan’s Nursery & Trading Post
Platinum Star
BB&T
Buddy’s Jewelry
Carolina Therapy Services, Inc.
Dunn Area Tourism Authority
First Citizens Bank
Gray Metal South
Rainbow Pediatrics of Dunn
Select Bank & Trust
Golden Angel
Bleecker Chevrolet
Lee Furniture Outlet
Silver Bells
CenturyLink
DTH Management Group, Ltd.
First Federal Bank
Jeffrey’s Florist Ltd.
Machine & Welding Supply Co.
Oasis Eye Care
Sherry’s Bakery
South River Electric Membership Corp.
Southeastern Transformer Company
Thomas Drug Store
TRP CPAs PLLC
Twyford Printing Company, Inc.
Warren Eye Care
Danny B. West PLLC CPAs
White Christmas
Brent Adams & Associates
Archie’s Appliance, Parts & Service
Carolina Fire Protection Inc.
The Daily Record
The Hair Republic
Hampton Inn
Kelly’s Antiques & Refinishing
Lauren Ashley Salon & Day Spa
Lee Pest Solutions,
PJ’s Truck Bodies & Equipment, Inc.
Sonage Salon & Day Spa
Kathryn Johnston Tart PLLC
Tactical & Outdoor Wear
Gina Warren Photography
Wellons Realty LLC
DACC Christmas Gala Presented by Jernigan’s Nursery & Trading Post
Business Name __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Contact ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Mailing Address ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Telephone _____________________________________________________
Email ______________________________________________________________________________________
I would like to purchase _____ tickets at $50 per person, or _____ tickets at $75 per couple.
____ My check is enclosed.
Please RSVP
by Friday, November 7
____ Please invoice me
DACC
PO Box 548,
Dunn, NC 28335
Phone: 910-892-4113
Fax: 910-892-4071
Email: [email protected]
Some of the items available for the Live and Silent auctions :
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4 Rounds of Golf with Cart from Chicora Golf Course
Linen Armoire from Lee’s Furniture
White Gold Teardrop Earrings from Buddy’s Jewelry
Permanent Eyeliner donated by DaNell & Associates
Salon
Set of Topiaries donated by Jeffrey’s Florist
Pair of Sunglasses donated by Warren Eye Care
Quail Hunt donated by Wellons Realty
Nascar Prize Pack donated by Nationwide
Insurance—Rob Jones Agency
Party Pack including Skates from Carolina Skate Land
Inflatable Rental from Dunn Equipment & Party
Rentals
frox on broad Gift Basket
Durham Bulls MVP 2015 experience
Print by Gina Warren Photography
Gift Basket from the Hair Republic
Children’s Toy from Alton R. Gower, Jr., CPA P.A.
Antiques from Kelly’s Antiques
Gift Basket donated by Lauren Ashley Salon & Day
Spa
Christmas Gift Box including RayBan Sunglasses
donated by Oasis Eye Care
Decorated Christmas Tree donated by Jernigan’s
Nursery & Trading Post
Shag Package with Lessons from AC Williams
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Gift Basket from Thomas Drug Store
1-Month Gift Certificate for Crossfit from H2A
Adirondack Chair donated by Archie’s Appliances
Stihl Trimmer from Lanky’s Outdoor Power
Equipment
2 Fun Pack Specials donated by Buffaloe Lanes
His & Hers Cosmetics/Fragrance Gift Packs from
Belk
Decorative Door Décor donated by 2brokemamas
Grooming Session from Arlene Strickland
Candle Gift Bag donated by LadyBugsInTheAttic
Biltmore Package with tickets and souvenir items
Video DVD compilation Gift Certificate from Jessica
Jackson
Duplin Winery Basket donated by Duplin Winery
Bun Warmer w/free embroidery from Memories in
Stitches
Yeti Cooler donated by Tactical & Outdoor Wear
Deluxe Beauty Gift Bag from Sonage Salon & Day
Spa
2 Oil Changes with Lube and Filter at Perry Brothers
Children’s Toy donated by Danny West CPA
Ladies Watch from Jordan’s Jewelry Store
Painted Furniture piece donated by Sage and Twine
Swag and decorating of Tree by Terry Whittenton and
Kathy Gower
And so much more! Come see for yourself!
Christmas Gala
presented by
Gift Basket includes gift certificates and other goodies
from local restaurants and businesses, with more
items to be added. Some of the restaurants and
businesses include already:
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Arthur’s Pizzeria
Brass Lantern
Bojangles
Broad Street Deli & Market
Carlie C’s IGA
Fred Chason’s Grandsons
Fuzzy Peach
Guacamole Grill
Hot Dog & Hamburger Haven
Jim’s Seafood
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Little Caesar’s Pizza
McDonald’s
MiCasita Mexican Restaurants
Pizza Inn
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Sagebrush
Steak Escape
Sweet Frog
Sherry’s Bakery
Walgreen’s
Western Sizzlin’
Yamato Japanese
Zaxby’s
Get your Taste of Dunn raffle
tickets for $5 a piece.
Call the Dunn Chamber at 910-892-4113, or
see any Ambassador or Board Member
to purchase your tickets.
Don’t miss your chance to win!
(you don’t need to be present to win)
Jernigan’s Nursery &
Trading Post
Friday, November 14
The Regency
14k White Gold
Teardrop Earrings
with .25 carats
Retail Value—$1,100
Linen Armoire and
Storage Chest
Auction Item
Christmas Gala
Presented by
Jernigan’s Nursery
& Trading Post
Friday, November 14
The Regency
Connie Lockamy—Associate Member
Memories
In Stitches—retail store offering Quilting
Services, Embroidery, Monogramming, Business Logo
Digitizing Services. Embroidery Designs for sale on cd or
digital files. Custom Quilting Services and children's boutique
clothing. Located at 126 E. Broad St. or call (910) 987-3276
or online, www.memoriesinstitches.com.
PJ’s Truck Bodies & Equipment, Inc.—A family owned
Truck Body Manufacturer and Installer, specializing in
custom built bodies. Product line includes landscapers,
chippers, rollbacks, flatbeds and more. Located at 1560
George Perry Lee Road, Dunn, or by calling (910) 892-5286,
or by visiting www.pjstruckbodies.com.
CenturyLink is connecting teachers with technology for
the classroom. The CenturyLink Clarke M. Williams
Foundation’s Teachers and Technology grant program
opened its application process October 1 for teachers in
CenturyLink’s local service areas who want to innovatively
implement technology in their classrooms to increase student
achievement. Full-time PreK-12 classroom teachers in public
or private schools in CenturyLink residential service areas are
eligible to apply. Visit http://fsrequests.com/CenturyLinkGrant
to apply for a grant. The deadline for applications is January
2, 2015.
Sharon R. Stewart—Associate Member
Wake Forest University has honored Abe Elmore, of Elmore
Furniture, with the Gene Hooks Achievement Award,
recognizing a former WFU athlete, manager, coach or
administrator who embodies the Pro Humanitate spirit that
Hooks exhibited as a player, coach and administrator.
Snyder Ventures LLC dba White Swan Chicken & BBQ—
offers a full range menu from daily specials, such as beef
stew, chicken pastry, ribs, combo plates and seafood. A
meeting room is available and seats 50; also catering to all
size groups is offered. Located at 325 E Broad St, or by
calling (910) 292-2069.
Godwin Manufacturing Company hosted a great turn-out
for a visit by Gov. Pat McCrory on Oct. 3. The Governor
presented the company with a “Manufacturing Day”
proclamation. The company makes truck components,
including those used by the state Department of
Transportation.
For more information about these and other members,
visit www.dunnchamber.com.
East Carolina University inducted Kathy Gower, of Alton R.
Gower, CPA, into its Education Hall of Fame on October
18.
The 6th annual Veterans Send Off occurred on October 27.
The trip sponsored by Irvin Warren and Warren Oil Company,
honors veterans with a free trip to Washington, DC to visit the
WWII memorial as well as other memorials.
American Legion Post 59 and the General William C. Lee
Memorial Commission, Inc. will host a Veteran’s Day
Program on Sunday, November 9, 2014 at the General
William C. Lee Airborne Museum at 2:00 p.m., located at 209
West Divine Street. Everyone is invited to join!
Lottie Squires of WCKB Radio has won the award for
Favorite Medium Market DJ at a Southern Gospel Music
station for the third year in a row. Way to go Lottie!
If you have Member News – Email to
[email protected] or fax to 910-892-4071.
Triangle South
Enterprise
Center
Congratulations to our Ambassador
of the Month—Ligon Creel
Ligon Creel is in charge of the
Marketing & Social Media for Jernigan’s
Nursery & Trading Post. She also acts as
the Jewelry Buyer for the store, which goes
hand-in-hand with her love of style and
fashion. This allows her to attend jewelry
and merchandising markets to see what’s
new and upcoming in the next season.
Ligon also serves as the current president of the Dunn
Junior Woman’s Club, where she helps coordinate events
and functions that feed her love for giving back to her
community. In addition, she spends time eagerly planning her
April 2015 wedding to Will Holder, of Angier.
In her spare time, Ligon enjoys spending time with her
fiancé, friends and family, and her two dog babies, Sadie & Levi.
Some of her other past times include game day, whether in
Greenville (Go ECU!) or Chapel Hill (Go Heels!), to just being
outdoors.
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Central Carolina Community College
Harnett County Small Business Center
Triangle South Enterprise
Upcoming Seminars—
November 2014
QuickBooks Basics: Part III
Understanding & Controlling Cash Flow (CBS)
Grant Writing 101
Triangle South Enterprise Center is located at 600 S.
Magnolia Avenue, Dunn. Please check each individual
seminar to see its location, cost and registration
information. Call 910-892-2884 to pre-register or for
more information about Harnett County seminars.
Online registration available at www.harnettsbc.com/
services/seminars.
OFFICE VALUE Inc.
Since 1982
300 North Wilson Avenue
Dunn NC
(910)892– 7475 Fax (910)891-4085
www.officevalue.com
Order Anytime, Anywhere
Business Products for your office
Copiers and Equipment
www.selectbank.com
Shop
local first
...it
matters!
Pest Solutions
Complete Termite and
Pest Control Service
Kenneth Lee
Owner
Over 40 Years of Experience
Locally Owned and Operated
910-892-6312
608 N. Ellis Ave.
Dunn, NC
Another end to another great year of concerts! Blackwater
Rhythm and Blues Band gave the crowd something to truly
boogie too. Whether you are young or old, there is
something for everyone to enjoy at Boogie on Broad!
Presented by:
Thanks to the hard work of the Boogie Committee, DJ
Butch Halpin, Sybil the Clown, Pelican’s Snoballs, Little
Caesars, Atlantic Wireless and Fuzzy Peach! And thanks to
the community members who come out. See you next year!
Gold Sponsors
Bleecker Chevrolet
Sherry’s Bakery
WPYB Radio
Silver Sponsors
Atlantic Wireless
Communications
Carolina Therapy Services Inc.
First Citizens Bank
First Federal Bank
Interstate Distributors
Lee Pest Solutions LLC
Portable Toilets of Fayetteville
Rainbow Pediatrics of Dunn
South River Electric
Membership Corporation
TRP CPAs PLLC
Bronze Sponsors
Broad Street Deli & Market, Inc.
Carolina Fire Protection, Inc.
CenturyLink
Dunn-Benson Ford
Four Oaks Bank
Harnett Health
Huebner Holdings LLC dba McDonald’s
McLamb’s LP Gas & Supply, Inc.
Republic Services
Select Bank & Trust
Senator Ronald Rabin
Snipes Insurance Service, Inc.
Thomas Drug Store
Warren Eye Care
Walmart
Danny B. West, PLLC CPAs
Hampton Inn Dunn
Caring, Treating, Strengthening...The Ones You Love
111 S. Railroad Avenue, Dunn, North Carolina
Phone: (910)892-0027
Fax: (910) 892-0029
www.familymedsupply.com
1120 W Broad Street
Dunn NC
910-892-3432
590 E Jackson Blvd
Erwin, NC 28339
(910) 892-0445
www.walmart.com
On Saturday, October 25th, the Beautification and Image Committee of the Dunn Chamber held a community cleanup,
including picking up trash and pruning trees in an effort to spruce up around downtown Dunn, along Ellis Ave, Broad Street
and at Exit 73 in preparation of the Touchstone Energy NC Cotton Festival.
Volunteers included representatives from Girl Scout Troup 1783; South Johnston Key Club; Dunn Public Works; several
Ambassador Club members; City Councilmember Billy Barfield; Chamber and Board members, including President Brad
Heath and Edith Elmore, Chairman of the Beautification & Image Committee; as well as Chamber staff.
Harnett Regional Theatre is
excited to announce the winter
production of “It’s a Wonderful
Life” . Regarded as a holiday
classic around the world, Frank
Capra’s 1946 film, “It’s a Wonderful Life” is based on Philip
Van Doren Stern’s 1939 short story The Greatest Gift.
Performance dates are November 14, 15, 20-22 at
7:30pm and November 23 at 2:30pm at the Stewart Theater.
Tickets can be purchased at the link below, at the theater the
night of the performance, Dunn Area Tourism Authority, or
Glass Doctor of Central Carolina.
Set for Saturday, December 6, at 2:00pm. The Dunn
Parade Association needs your support to make this great
community event successful. Please consider sending in
a contribution to help cover the parade’s
expenses or enter your own unit.
Call 910-892-4113 for more information.
Applications are available online at
www.dunnchamber.com.
Celebration of Industry Dinner
The City of Dunn and the Chamber of Commerce co-hosted
a Celebration of Industry Dinner on Tuesday, October 21 at the Brass
Lantern Steak House. The evening was a way for local business
leaders to meet and socialize, while offering the opportunity to honor
their service to the local economy and the “entrepreneur spirit”. Those
invited were Dunn’s manufacturing and distribution businesses along
with larger employers.
The evening was kicked off with a welcome by Mayor Oscar
Harris, followed by an invocation by Dr. Len Keever, of Frist Baptist
Church. North Carolina Outstanding Miss Peyton Brown performed
the National Anthem. Guests were then recognized by Chamber
President Brad Heath. The message of the evening was one of thanks
and appreciation for choosing Dunn as their respective places of
business, and for the jobs and products created at each business.
After dinner, Dr. Jerry Wallace, Campbell University,
introduced featured speaker Dr. Michael Walden, a Williams Neal
Reynolds Distinguished Professor and Extension economist at North
Carolina State University. Dr. Walden’s presentation focused on the
every changing economy in North Carolina, and the needs that go
with change including strong education.
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105 North Wilson Avenue
P.O. Box 1165, Dunn, NC 28335
910 / 892-2121 Fax: 910 / 892-5228
www.snipesinsurance.com
Nothing But Insurance
Since 1952
Property & Casualty • Life & Health
1801 W. Cumberland St.
Dunn, NC, 2833
(910) 892-4929
www.jernigansnursery.com
103 E Cumberland St
PO Box 310
Dunn, NC 28335
Phone 910-892-3282
Fax 910-892-5735
NEW DUNN OFFICE
121 N Wilson Ave.
Dunn, NC 28334
Inside the
Affordable Geek
Ryan Maynor
www.copiers-plus.com
910-237-5926
[email protected]
Sherry’s
Bakery
On the Sweetest Smelling Corner in Dunn NC
122 North Wilson Avenue
910-892-3310
910-892-1045
Jordan Office Building
102 S. Wilson Ave.
Dunn, NC 28334
(910) 892-0900
Dr. David L. Bradham
Phone: 910-892-1119
www.bradhamchiro.net
407-K E Jackson Blvd, Erwin, NC
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