September 4, 2015 - Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce

Chamber Flash
Creating opportunities that drive
commerce and promote business.
Upcoming Events
Membership
Drive 2015
Chamber Office CLOSED for Labor Day Holiday
Monday September 7
Business After Hours
Thursday September 10, 5:30-7 PM
Rib Crib
WIN Coffee
Friday September 11, 7:30-9 AM
Jack Moore Community Room
Board of Directors Meeting
Monday September 14, 4-5 PM
Jack Moore Community Room
At the Chamber we help you
get connected, stay connected, and GROW - and it's time
for us to GROW, too!
For three days, September 15
-17, we'll be having fun while
having great conversations.
Ribbon Cutting and Dedication
Our fantastic volunteers will
be sharing about all the benefits of Chamber membership,
and how an increase in
Chamber members = a
stronger community.
Todd Hamann Trail
Tuesday September 15, 4 PM
Lions Lake Park
Chamber Membership Drive
Sept. 15-17
Phone Calls: Sept. 15, 10 AM-Noon
Phone Calls: Sept. 16, 1-3 PM
“Under the Big Top” Party:
Sept. 17, 5-6:30 PM at the
train depot
Marketing Committee Meeting
Wednesday September 16, 8-9 AM
Jack Moore Community Room
Young Professionals Gathering
Thursday September 17, 5:30-7 PM
Fitter’s
On the 15th, Membership
Drive Team Members will be
reaching out to make invitations to join the Chamber
from 10 AM-Noon, and on
the 16th calls will happen
from 1-3 PM.
Thursday the 17th we’ll celebrate with an “Under the Big
Top” party!
Texas Hold’em
LLED
CETournament
CAN
CHAMBER FLASH September 18
Call us or come by to find out
more, and watch your e-mail
and Facebook for all the details. Come grow with us!
Member Orientation
Tuesday September 22, 8-9 AM
Jack Moore Community Room
Ribbon Cutting
UCM Bowling Center
Thursday September 24, 2 PM
UCM’s Elliott Union
Chamber Leads Exchange Group
Thursday September 24, 4-5 PM
Jack Moore Community Room
Chamber Fundraiser at Burg Fest
Friday & Saturday, September 25 & 26
For all events RSVP to [email protected] or 660-747-3168.
Please note our reservation policy:
No-shows to charged events will be billed.
If you are interested in attending a committee meeting please
contact the Chamber office at 660-747-3168.
September 4, 2015
Inside this issue:
Member News
Updates from Representative Dohrman
2-13
14-15
Chamber Information
16-19
Chamber Board and Staff
FEATURED Chamber Sponsors
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Eggs & Issues Breakfast
On Thursday, September 3 at Heroes Restaurant nearly 60 Chamber members
gathered for our annual “Eggs & Issues” Breakfast, sponsored by CenturyLink, to
hear updates from our local legislators.
Among several other topics, Senator David Pearce spoke about the legislation he
worked on regarding coverage for those suffering from eating disorders, a bill
brought forth thanks to the dedication of Coach John Culp, on behalf of his daughter Laura.
Representative Denny Hoskins addressed some of the challenges that have faced
the House of Representatives this past session, as well as the election of House
Speaker.
Representative Dean Dohrman spoke about HB 170 to create a Military Liaison for
the state, a role designed to preserve our state’s strong military tradition.
New members in attendance had
an opportunity to introduce themselves and say a few words about
their business or organization.
Clockwise from top are: Chris Medina of Homes for Heroes, Fr. Joe
Miller from Sacred Heart Parish
and Preschool, and Eva Rose
Zamora with Financial Education
Service.
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Central Missouri Speedway will reach an historical milestone on Saturday, September 5th when the track hosts its 50th Modified Special
Payout Event since 1998. The big three summer holidays always
bring added excitement to the speedway for drivers and fans with
extra money and bragging rights on the line and this year’s Labor
Day weekend special events will add to the track’s legacy and contribution to Modified racing in the Greater Kansas City metro. The
weekend serves as the final night of action for the 2015 season.
This year, the Labor Day Weekend of events also serves as the final two race nights of the 2015 season.
USRA Modifieds headline the weekend action with a pair of $1,500-to-win main/$180-to-start events on Saturday the 5th and Sunday the 6th. The events are two separate programs featuring two complete payouts! In addition, Track Champions will be crowned on Saturday night for the Street Stock, B-Mod, and Pure Stock divisions while the Modified title will be decided Sunday night.
All Labor Day weekend information is easily accessible at www.centralmissourispeedway.net. Look for the
“Labor Day Weekend Race Info Headquarters” tab from the main page. There you will find a frequently asked
questions document, an event flyer, admission, race program, and car class payout information along with
much more general information about racing on both nights.
Pit Gates open at 4:30, Admission Gates open at 5, driver's pill draw cutoff is at 6:15 (no passing points awarded to driver if late draw), Drivers Meeting at 6:30, Hot Laps at 7, and Racing at 7:30! Special event pricing is in
effect for September 5th and 6th with General Admission Adults $15, Military/Students w/ID $12, Seniors 65
and over $12, Kids 6 to 12 years $5, all children 5 and under free! Permanently confined to wheelchair, free! All
weekend pit passes are $35.
CMS is located just past the round-a-bout on Hwy 13 three and a half miles north of Warrensburg, Missouri
from the junction of Highways 50 and 13. From the Interstate 70 Higginsville/Warrensburg Hwy 13 exit, the
track is located 12.5 miles south on Hwy 13.
Jones Bros Marine Launches New Website
Jones Bros Marine has recently announced the launch of their new
user-friendly and mobile-friendly website – jonesbrosmarine.com.
The new website is loaded with features and functionality to provide
a great experience for boat and accessory buyers.
Jones Bros Marine’s new website features Jones Bros new and used boat inventory; photos and information about their
boats, parts, services, and accessories; a News & Events feed; quick and easy Email Newsletter sign-up; site search functionality; downloadable financing application; and much more.
The new and improved Jones Bros Marine website also has a Product Compare feature, allowing users to view photos and
specs of multiple boats side by side, enabling them to find the perfect boat for them and their families.
To see the new Jones Bros Marine website and browse their huge selection of new and used pontoons, deck boats, and fishing boats, visit jonesbrosmarine.com.
Located just west of Warrensburg on Highway 50, Jones Bros Marine is the premier boat dealer in West Central Missouri and
the Greater Kansas City area. Jones Bros Marine is an authorized dealer for Cypress Cay and Suncatcher pontoons, Huricane
Deck Boats and G3 fishing boats. Jones Bros offers new and used boats, parts and accessories, installation, service, maintenance and repair for boats and motors.
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The Birds of
Pertle
Springs
Missouri bird watching and feeding, often called Missouri birding, has quickly become the most popular
spectator sport in Missouri, second only to gardening as
Missouri's favorite outdoor pastime, according to the
River Valley Region Associ-a-tion. Of the over 800 species found in North America, over 400 different kinds of
birds have been identified in Missouri.
Improve your bird watching skills at Lifelong Learning’s
“Birds of Pertle Springs” program on Tuesday, Sept. 15
at 9:00 a.m. under the guidance of Kurt Dean, PhD and
assistant professor of Biology and Agriculture at
UCM. We will meet at Pertle Springs (first parking lot
on the left from the main entrance) for an easy hike
around the Pertle Springs grounds as we search for
birds. Bring your binoculars! In case of bad weather,
meet in UCM’s W. C. Morris Bldg, Room 118.
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CLICK HERE TO REGISTER!
Tickets Available Sept.
1 for Performing Arts
Series 2015-16
Season
The Performing Arts Series at the
University of Central Missouri kicks
off a full season of cultural experiences for the campus and community with the opening of the online Central Tickets box office Sept. 1.
The 2015-16 season celebrates the creative human spirit
with the theme “Passion, Compassion,” offering performances of music, dance, theatre and the visual and multimedia arts. Season tickets, as well as tickets for individual
performances, will be available for the three series of performances that make up the
Performing Arts Series. The
Premier Series showcases
the best of the performing
arts in the College of Arts,
Humanities, and Social Sciences, while the Fanfare
Series will feature the UCM Department of Music faculty
and students.
The Guest Artist Series will bring world-class performances by nationally and internationally renowned artists to
UCM, including the return of the popular Lake Cottage
Duo. Many of these guest artists also will participate in
campus residencies consisting of masterclasses, workshops, lectures and question and answer sessions with
students and the public, culminating in a fantastic concert
experience.
Special events scheduled to round out the PAS experience include the annual Valentine and Dinner Dance, the
MLK Gospel Concert, and the UCM Film Festival. The
highlight of the season will be the annual President’s Gala, which will return in March 2016 to Helzberg Hall in the
Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts in Kansas City.
For the full schedule of performances, visit the Performing
Arts Series web site at ucmpas.com
Tickets for these exciting performances may be purchased from the Central Tickets
box office in Administration 100,
online at ucmpas.com, or by calling
660-543-8888.
Financial assistance for this project
has been provided by the Missouri
Arts Council, a state agency.
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Fall City Cleanup
Schedule
East of Maguire:
Starting MONDAY, Oct. 5
West of Maguire:
Starting MONDAY, Oct. 12
THIS PROGRAM IS PROVIDED FOR
CITY OF WARRENSBURG RESIDENTS
ONLY AND INCLUDES MOBILE HOME
PARKS AND APARTMENT COMPLEXES.
Click here for complete information.
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Adult Women’s Volleyball League: Teams will compete at the WPR Community Center on Sunday afternoons. Each team will play 8 matches, with
the league champions receiving an Official WPR Champions T-Shirt.
Games will be played with rally scoring to 25 and best 2 out of 3 wins the
match. There is a registration fee of $125 dollars if registered before August 31st , after this date there is a fee of $150 and registration ends September 6th. Games will be played on Saturdays starting on September 13th and ending on October 18th from
12:30am to 4pm. For more information: contact Alex Kent, Sports Recreation Supervisor at
[email protected], visit the Warrensburg Community Center at 445 E. Gay Street , or call us
at (660) 747-7178.
Kids Night In: Hey parents! Do you need a night out? WPR offers Kid's Night In once a month. Kids will
have lots of fun with games, swimming and crafts. Supper is also provided! Participants must pre-register.
Kids Night In will be held on Friday, September 11th from 5:30pm-10:00pm at the Warrensburg Community Center. Kids ages 4 to 12 are welcome. Don’t forget to bring your swimming gear! Admission is $15 for
one child and $10 for more than one child. For more information: contact Jayme Gee, Recreation Supervisor at [email protected], visit the Warrensburg Community Center at 445 E. Gay Street, or
call us at (660) 747-7178.
Gross Out Olympics: Back by popular demand the Gross Out Olympics! This year the events will be gooier, slimier, grosser, messier, and more disgusting. Some of your favorite events like the Human Cheese
Puff, and the Bologna toss will be back with some new events as well. Wear old clothes and parents don't
forget your camera. Event will be held at Grover Memorial Park, unless there is inclement weather. Participants must pre-register by September 10th. The Gross Out Olympics will be held on Saturday, September
12th from 10:00am-11:30am at Grover Memorial Park. Kids ages 7 to 10 are welcome. Admission will be
$10. For more information: contact Jayme Gee, Recreation Supervisor at [email protected], visit the Warrensburg Community Center at 445 E. Gay Street, or call us at (660) 747-7178.
Sticky Fingers: Too young for the Gross Out Olympics?? Join us for an icky, sticky, gooey, good time!
Your child will make new friends and find new creative outlets through exciting mixtures that will be fun to
create. We will be experimenting with some crazy concoctions, so be ready to get messy! Event will be held
at Grover Memorial Park, unless there is inclement weather. Participants must pre-register by September
10th. Sticky Fingers will be held on Saturday, September 12th from 9:00am-9:45am at Grover Memorial
Park. Kids ages 3 to 6 are welcome. Admission will be $5. For more information: contact Jayme Gee, Recreation Supervisor at [email protected], visit the Warrensburg Community Center at 445 E.
Gay Street, or call us at (660) 747-7178
Storybook Trail: Enjoy reading, exercising and family time all in one! During this program, Todd
Hamann’s favorite story, “The Monster at the End of this Book” will be displayed along the NEW Todd
Hamann Trail! As you walk/bike/run along the trail, you can stop at each page to find out what happens
next! This story will be posted at the trail for one week. This Storybook Trail will be located at the Lion’s
Lake, along the new Todd Hamann Trail! There is no fee for this event and it is open from Monday, September 14th to Sunday, September 20th. For more information: contact Jayme Gee, Recreation Supervisor at
[email protected] , visit the Warrensburg Community Center at 445 E. Gay Street, or call
us at (660) 747-7178.
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Warrensburg Main Street, Inc. and Big Brothers Big Sisters of Johnson County have
partnered to once again bring Burg Fest to our community. The festivities will begin
Friday, September 25th and continue through Saturday, September 26th.
The weekend will be loaded with activities for the entire family! It all starts Friday at
4:00 pm with the opening ceremonies featuring a Warrensburg High School pep rally
including the high school band, football team, pom and cheer squads. Opening remarks will be made by Mayor Robin Allen followed by live music beginning at 5:00
pm. The Main Stage, located behind the Johnson County Courthouse, will feature Friday night performances by Brandon Webb, Emily Russell & the Tribe of Levites, The
Lucky Dogs and The Nace Brothers. A Warrensburg High School All Class Reunion
will be gathering at the festival.
There are lots of activities for the entire family! There is a Kids’ Inflatable Zone that
has fun for kids’ of all ages. Wristbands will be available so kids can play all night
long. Day bands are $15, $25 for the weekend or $20 if you buy three or more weekend bands. There will be a Play Zone designated for children 5 and under. Children’s
area is open Friday from 4 pm – 9 pm and Saturday from 10 am – 9 pm. New this year is a Saturday Special, the Burg
Train! Take a ride around the festival for $2. It’s sure to be a big hit with the entire family.
Saturday will be filled with activities as well! The Main Stage will feature the Warrensburg Jr. Community Chorus,
UCM Dance Club, Twister Sports, Center Stage Academy of the Performing Arts and many more. Join us for the
Mazzio’s Wing eating contest and The T. Ross Band to kick-off the Glow Run Pre-party. At 8:00 we are excited to
see the Burg lit up with all the Glow Runners and Walkers! The after party and for those not participating in the
Glow Run will be provided by Melodie Madness DJ and
Karaoke. It is going to be the Glow Party of the year that
you do not want to miss.
Saturday will also feature a new element to Burg Fest. The
Tent will be located in the front of the Downtown Johnson
County Courthouse from 10 am-5 pm. The Tent will have
various demos, hands on activities, and informational
workshops throughout the day.
The Warrensburg Farmers’ Market will be open for regular hours, 7:30 am till Noon located on West Market
Street. Saturday, from 9 am to 2 pm the Warrensburg
Wheels Cruise-In Car Show will lined up down Gay
Street. Come out to see them shine.
Follow the smells down to Pine Street where KC Sanctioned BBQ Contest will be taking place. Judging will take
place on Saturday at noon and winners will be announced
that afternoon.
For a complete list of activities and schedule of events
please visit the 2015 Burg Fest website at:
www.theburgfest.org. You may also register online for the
5K GLOW RUN/WALK. For more information, please
contact Warrensburg Main Street at 660-429-3988, Big
Brothers Big Sisters at 660-429-1991 or email [email protected].
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Matthews-Crawford Post 131
Schedule of Events
TUE 9/8/15
PUBLIC BINGO, 6:40 pm
WED 9/9/15
POST DIRECTORS. MEETING 5:45 pm
Chamber University
New Department of Labor Laws:
How They’ll Impact Every Business
POST MEMBERSHIP MEETING, 7:00 pm
THU 910/15
Do you issue 1099s?
Use independent contractors or
subcontractors?
ROTARY CLUB BREAKFAST, 6:45 am
INSPIRED QUILTERS SHOW, 11:00 am9:00 pm
FRI 9/11/15
Two new pieces of employment law could
negatively impact nearly every employer in
the United States: determination of
Speakers:
exempt and non-exempt classification, and
Doris & Bob Scribner
re-classification of independent
of
contractors.
Hear about strategies to
executive advantage
counter the more difficult aspects of these
changes, and be prepared!
FREE COFFEE & DONUTS FOR VETER
ANS, 9:30-11:00 am
SAT 9/12/15
PUBLIC INVITED BREAKFAST SERVED
7:00-10;00 am,
BENEFITS SCOUT TROOP 1031.
PUBLIC C&W DANCE, 7-:00-11:00 pm,
Wednesday Sept. 30, 11:45 AM-1:00 PM
SWEETWATER BAND
MON 9/14/15
Jack Moore Community Room
RSVP to [email protected] or 660-747-3168.
AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY MEET
ING, 6:30 pm
SCOUT TROOP 1031 MEETS, 6:00 pm
TUE 9/15/15
PUBLIC BINGO, 6:40 pm
WED 9/16/15
WAYS & MEANS SCREENING COMMIT
TEE MEETS, 6:00 pm
THU 9/17/15
ROTARY CLUB BREAKFAST, 6:45 am
FRIED CHICKEN DINNER,SERVED, 5-7:00
pm, PUBLIC INVITED, $8.00 PER PLATE
LEGION RIDERS MEETING, 6:30 pm
SONS OF LEGION MEETING, 7:30 pm
MON 9/21/15 N.A.R.F.E. LUNCHEON MEETING, NOON
A.A.R.P. DINNER MEETING, 6:00 pm
SCOUT TROOP 1031 MEETING, 6:30 pm
TUE 9/22/15
PUBLIC BINGO, 6:40 pm
WED 9/23/15
POST EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEET
ING, 5:45 pm
POST MEMBERSHIP MEETING, 7:00 pm
THU 9/24/15
ROTARY CLUB BREAKFAST, 6:45 am
ROASTED PORK LOIN DINNER SERVED
5-7:00 pm
PUBLIC INVITED, $8.00 PER PLATE
SAT 9/26/15
PUBLIC C&W DANCE, 7-10 pm, YOUNG
COUNTRY BAND
MON 9/28/15 SCOUT TROOP 1031 MEETS. 6:00 pm
TUE 9/29/15
PUBLIC BINGO, 6:40 pm
FOR FURTHER UPDATES VISIT US AT LEGIONPOST131MO.ORG
OR CALL 660-747-5957
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Be part of the inaugural group of Missouri delegates of
the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry Advocacy Mission to Washington DC on October 7-9
2015. The Missouri delegation will meet with members
of Missouri's congressional delegation and discuss, in
person, federal issues that impact Missouri's business
community.
Planned events include a welcome reception at the United States Botanic Garden as well as a legislative and
issues update. You can also dine with us at the International Spy Museum. Take your issues and concerns to
Capitol Hill as we meet our federal legislators.
Location: Hyatt Regency Washington on Capitol Hill,
400 New Jersey Avenue, NW Washington, DC 20001
(202) 737-1234. Room block is active until September
14, 2015.
Rates are $399.00 per person (Delegates are responsible
for making their own airfare and hotel arrangements.)
Homecoming
Parade
Registration is
Open!
Cancellations must be made by October 1, 2015 to receive a
refund. No-shows will be charged full registration fee. Substitutions are welcome at any time.
Click on the image at left
to get registered.
For questions or further details, email
[email protected] or call 573-634-3511
Girl Scout troops are
now forming in our area!
Adult volunteers make
Girl Scouts possible and
adult role models are
essential to the Girl
Scout Leadership Experience. Our volunteers are
changing the world—every day—by creating opportunities
for girls to discover, connect and take action to make the
world a better place.
You don’t have to be a parent to change a girl’s life!!! Girl
Scouts offers a variety of volunteer opportunities. Please
contact Laura at (816) 759-3035 or [email protected] and she’ll answer your questions or
provide more information.
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Answering the
Universal
Networking
Question
Guy Kawasaki shares great advice from Bill Reichert
of Garage on how to write compelling executive summaries. We're borrowing three of these nine
points because they are also great components for
answering that universal networking question, "So
what do you do?" Here are three ideas to consider
when answering the question:
PROBLEM: What's the problem your business solves
for others? SOLUTION: How do you solve this problem, and keep it short and simple? And of course,
Guy (or Walt) would ask--What’s your UNDERLYING
MAGIC? What makes your company and the people
special?
Our favorite visual is from Bill Reichert, "Avoid 'purple
farts'—adjectives that sound impressive but carry no
substance. 'Next generation' and ‘ dynamic' probably
don’t mean anything…Everybody thinks their software
is ‘intelligent' and ‘easy-to-use,' and everyone thinks
their financial projections are ‘conservative.' Explain
your company the way you would to a friend at a
cocktail party (after one drink, not five)."
End the E-Mail See-Saw
This September try
this solution for the
never-ending email
see-saw. Phil Simon,
author of "Message
Not Received: Why
Business Communication Is Broken And
How To Fix It" says, if
the person (or people) with whom you
are emailing needs more than three emails to complete, understand or agree on the communication,
pick up the phone or meet face-to-face.
Remember, there is a general negativity skew to
email. Your positive email is often seen as neutral by
the receiver and there is a tendency for your neutral
email to be thought of as negative. Turn over a new
leaf this autumn by instituting the Three-Email Solution and see what happens.
Gayle, Judy and Darcy, Shepa Learning Company
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Interested in increasing your
brand awareness?
Would like to have up to 10 memberships? Want your business name on a golf
hole during our annual tournament, or even have your own team?
How about having networking event tickets on hand to use throughout the year?
There are many benefits of Chamber Sponsorship!
Call the Chamber today for more information at 660-747-3168.
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Be sure to check out the
Community Calendar! Visit
“Community Information” at
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Officed on the University of Central Missouri campus, the Small Business and Technology Development Center (SBTDC) assists small businesses, normally defined as 500 employees or less, in all stages: from start-ups to existing businesses that need
specialized assistance. The SBTDC links University,
federal, state, and private resources to counsel and
train owners and managers, and assist new and existing small business firms to become more productive and profitable.
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Kelly Dyer, Manager of Business Applications with
the SBTDC, offers FREE one-on-one business consultations in the Jack Moore Community Room at the
Chamber on the last Monday of each month
from 2:30 to 4:30 PM. Call the Chamber at 660-7473168 or email [email protected] to set up
an appointment.
Additionally, the SBTDC offers many business classes in QuickBooks, marketing, social media, and
more. For more details and times, including classes
in Sedalia and Lee’s Summit, see the calendar at
www.ucmo.edu/sbtdc.
LOOKING
FOR
LEADS?
Do you have yours yet?
Next
group:
Thursday
Sept. 24
at 4 PM
Come build relationships and
make connections at the
Chamber Leads
Exchange Group!
Two meetings each month:
First Tuesday at 8 AM
Third Thursday at 4 PM
In the Jack Moore
Community Room at the
Need a stack of the 2015-2016 Guidebooks?
We’ll bring them to you!
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Chamber of Commerce
Looking for an easy gift? Look no further!
Gift
Certificates
Available!
The Chamber has Gift Certificates in denominations of $5, $10, $20
& $50, with over 50 local Chamber participants; see list below.
Call the Chamber office today to arrange yours! 660 747-3168
Date:
This Gift Certificate is presented to:
for redemption at a participating retailer for merchandise in the amount of
Twenty Dollars ($20.00)
A Gift From: ________________________________________________
Redeemed At: _________________________________________________
SAMPLE
ACE Mystery Shopping
AdvoCare, Kathryn Finn
Air Design Heating & Cooling
Alewel's Country Meats
Brown's Shoe Fit Co.
Bybee Lawn Care
Center Stage Academy
ChiroHealth
Computer Repair Center, LLC
Dairy Queen Grill & Chill
Days Inn
Dean Williamson Furniture
Dugan Paints & Flooring
Euphoria Salon & Day Spa
executive advantage
Fitter's Pub
Glasscock Jewelry Corner
Helping Hands Thrift Store
Heroes Restaurant & Pub
Holden Furniture Company
Impact Signs Awnings Wraps, Inc.
InSight Eyecare
Jackson Hewitt Tax Service
Jones Bros. Marine
Kristina Landkamer Photography, LLC
Lil’ Lambs Children’s Resale
Mary Kay Independent Sales Director Karen Sligh
$20
This Certificate has no
cash value.
Expires one year after
date of purchase.
maurices
MidMo Handyman Service, LLC
Old Barney’s Bar & Grill
Old Drum Coffeehouse & Bakery
Oriental Cuisine
Pack 'N' Mail
Red Cross Pharmacy, Inc.
Ridgeview Café
Roundabout Café & Ice Cream Shoppe
Royal Oaks Golf Course
Rudy's Frame Shop & Gallery, LLC
Scentsy Fragrance, Independent Director Rachel Piper
SERC, Physical &Therapy
Shoe Sensation
Sonic Drive In
STRIVE, Women's Fitness
Sugie Girl Embroidery
Super 8 Motels
Swisher's
The Downtown Studio
Treasured Blessings at Whimsy Lane
University of Central Missouri—Performing Arts Series
University of Central Missouri Bowling Center
Warrensburg Chrysler Dodge Jeep
Warrensburg Ford
Warrensburg Wholesale Carpet
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Our Member 2 Member Discount Program is designed to encourage Chamber business members to support each
other by offering members-only discounts to other current Chamber members.
Show your M2M card to receive these great deals! Contact the Chamber office if you need a M2M card.
Current Chamber Members participating in the Member 2 Member Program:
ACE Mystery Shopping
1125 N. Simpson Dr. 660-747-5600
Attention businesses: Tired of poor
social media reviews and customer
complaints? Experiencing a leaky
cash register, employees that don’t
engage with customers or wonder
why sales are down? With our free
customization, no set up fees and no
binding contract , it just takes sense
to let us help you stop losing money!
Air Design Heating & Cooling
244 SW Highway 13, 660-429-4800
10 % off all service work. Not valid
with any other offer. Does not apply
to employees of Chamber members
(only Chamber members
themselves).
American Legion Post 131
733 E. Young St. 660-747-5957
10% discount on contracted facility
usage. 5% discount on contracted
catering service.
AdvoCare Independent Distributor
Melissa Livengood
660-909-6637
10% off retail purchases.
!
W Bybee Lawn Care
NE
660-864-5635
Chamber members receive
10 % off all lawn care service.
Free estimates.
Center Stage Academy
349 SE DD Hwy., 660-747-6133
$10 off our Zumba punch card, a
savings of two free classes; one free
class with punch card.
C&C Mechanical, LLC
816-255-8842
10% off all service calls.
ChiroHealth
710 N. Charles St. , 660-422-7246
25% discount on 1st treatment
& exam.
Computer Repair Center, LLC
417 F. N. Maguire St. 660-747-0000
15% off total service fees for all
Chamber members, excludes parts.
Must show proof as Chamber
member to receive discount.
Culligan Water Conditioning
1220 W Main St. Sedalia, MO 65301
660-827-2770 or 1 800-499-1009
Install a Culligan “Bottle-less” cooler
for your office & receive free Basic
installation, or try our bottled water
delivery service & get 10 gallons of
purified drinking water free.
Dugan’s Paint & Flooring
709 E Hale Lake Rd. 660-747-6822
Any retail purchase of paint or
flooring receives a 10% discount,
excludes installation on labor.
DQ Grill & Chill
601 E Young 660-747-1555
Free small cone with any combo
or basket purchase.
Kristina Landkamer Photography
410 Swallow St. 660-864-6937
Chamber members receive a 15%
discount off a package or CD. Offer
Expires Dec. 2015
Lifetime Animal Center
227 SE St Rte. 13, 660-422-7838
5% discount off of regular price
Science Diet /Prescription Diet Food.
Cannot be combined with any other
discount.
Studio Arriba
600 E. Allen St. Ste F Knob Noster
660-429-2348
$40 Unlimited package, $50 Punch
Pass for 12 classes or $6 per class First time is FREE!
Lil’ Lambs Children’s Resale
709 N. Charles St. 660-747-2041
15% off total purchase. Not valid
with any other discount.
Scentsy Fragrance
Rachel Piper, Independent Director
208-590-4035
Chamber members receive 10% off
all retail purchases; offer includes
free shipping.
executive advantage
Columbia, MO 65203
maurices
573-819-0706
320 E. Young Ave. Ste G
Executive advantage will provide a
660-429-1213
10% discount on HR reviews for small 20% off one regular priced item. One
to medium sized businesses.
coupon per transaction per day. Not
valid on the purchase of gift cards or
GNC
charity items. Not valid
609 E Young St. A-3 660-429-5563
with other offers.
15% discount for Chamber members.
Not valid with any other offer.
Advertise your seasonal specials with
The Muleskinner!
Holden Furniture Company
Buy one ad* and get a second ad
110 E 3rd, Holden MO 64040
free! Contact the Muleskinner for
816-732-4521
more details: 660-543-4051, or
www.holdenfurniturecompany.com
muleskinner [email protected].
50% OFF 1 furniture item or
*any size ad, print or online.
mattress. See Store for details!
Old Drum Coffeehouse & Bakery
Impact Signs Awnings Wraps
211 N. Holden St. 660-362-0161
22705 N. Hwy 65 Sedalia, MO 65301
10% off on any one drink.
660-829-4800 www.impact4800.com
15 % off all Banner orders for
Oriental Cuisine
Chamber members (some
705 N. Burkarth Rd. 660-429-1020
restrictions may apply).
10% off any food item. Not
applicable with any other offer.
Karen Sligh, Independent Sales
Director, Mary Kay Cosmetics
Pizza Hut
134 SW 95 Rd, 660-747-0098
914 N Simpson 660-747-1777
10% off all retail purchases.
$4.99 buffet Sunday—Friday
[email protected]
Riback Supply Co.
Jones Bros Marine
133 Railroad St 660-429-3555
375 NW US Hwy 50 660-747-0388
10% off all finish plumbing fixtures.
10% off parts & service
Roundabout Café &
Jackson Hewitt, Tax Services
Ice Cream Shoppe
816-668-4760
1125 C N. Simpson Dr. 660-429-0084
$35 Off
10 % discount on breakfast
Offer valid on tax preparation fees
or lunch meal.
only. Does not apply to financial
products, online tax preparation
Royal Oaks Golf Course
product or other services. Present
985 SE 130 Road, Knob Noster
coupon at time of tax preparation.
660-687-5572
Valid at participating locations only & Play 18 holes with golf cart for $20.
may not be combined with any other
Price is per person.
offer. Code: TXT29
Exp. Dec 31, 2015.
Not valid during tournament play.
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Pack ‘N’ Mail
540 E. Young Ave., Ste A
660-747-2799
10% off UPS or Fed-X shipments.
Sugie Girl Embroidery
1209 S. Country View Lane
660-362-0344
10% off all orders. Free digitizing of
logo on orders of $350 or more. Free
estimates, free delivery.
Wilson, Toellner & Associates, LLC
201 N Holden St, 660-747-2135
New clients receive a free initial
consultation & 25% off QuickBooks,
bookkeeping & payroll services for 6
months. Additionally, new tax clients
will receive 10% off their Federal &
Missouri income tax return
preparation.
The Change Jar
617 S. Maguire St., Ste E
660-747-5330
10% off any one regular priced item
with each visit. $5.00 annual
consignment fee waived if a
consignment account is opened.
The Downtown Studio
209 N. Holden St. 660-362-1130
Bring a friend to class & you both
receive 20% off.
Timbers Therapeutic Massage
219 Emerson St. 412-445-0999
10% off any massage. Only one
discount per session.
The Donut Café & Bakery
505 N. Maguire St., 660-238-9129
10% discount for Chamber members.
Twister Sports
727 N. Charles St. Ste E 660-238-0577
1/2 price to Friday Family Fun Nights
for all members and Twister-member
pricing for birthday parties and
special events.
Board of Directors 2015 – 2016
Casey Lund, Chair
Warrensburg Collision Repair Center
220 West Young, Warrensburg, MO 64093
(660) 429-2011 Fax: (660) 429-6405
[email protected]
Term Exp: June 2017
Gina Carlyle
Carlyle Van Lines
P.O. Box 25, Warrensburg, MO 64093
(660) 747-8128
[email protected]
Term Exp: June 2017
Rick Solomon, Chair Emeritus
Alpha Property Management Services, LLC
219 Emerson St., Warrensburg, MO 64093
(660) 429-6042
[email protected]
Term Exp: June 2016
Sharri Carter
Johnson County Community Health Services
723 PCA Road, Warrensburg, MO 64093
(660) 747-6121
[email protected]
Term Exp: June 2017
Scott Patrick, Chair Elect
Warrensburg R-VI School District
P.O. Box 638, Warrensburg, MO 64093
(660) 747-7823
[email protected]
Term Exp: June 2017
Jeff Florida
F&C Bank
P.O. Box 157, Holden, MO 64040
(660) 732-5516
[email protected]
Term Exp: June 2018
Karen Sligh, Secretary
Mary Kay, Independent Sales Director
134 SW 95 Rd., Warrensburg, MO 64093
(660) 747-0098
[email protected]
Term Exp: June 2016
Derek Hackler
Air Design Heating & Cooling
PO Box 1214, Warrensburg, MO 64093
(660) 429-4800
[email protected]
Term Exp: June 2018
Kelly Dyer, Treasurer
University of Central Missouri
Dockery Suite 101C, Warrensburg, MO
64093
(660) 543-8777
[email protected]
Term Exp: June 2016
Joe Warren
The Daily Star-Journal
P.O. Box 68, Warrensburg, MO 64093
(660) 747-8123
[email protected]
Term Exp: June 2018
Nolan Applegate
Brown’s Shoe Fit Co.
213 N. Holden, Warrensburg, MO 64093
(660) 747-5922
[email protected]
Term Exp: June 2018
John Yost
515 Westgate Dr., Warrensburg, MO 64093
[email protected]
Term Exp: June 2016
Suzy Latare, Membership and Communications
Coordinator
[email protected]
Leanne Larson, Office Manager
[email protected]
100 S. Holden St., Warrensburg, MO 64093
Phone: 660-747-3168 Fax: 660-429-5490
www.warrensburg.org
The Greater Warrensburg Area
Chamber of Commerce create
opportunities that drive
commerce and
promote business.
The Chamber Flash
is a twice-monthly email publication, out
on the FIRST and THIRD Fridays of each
month. It’s a great way for Chamber
members to share information
about their businesses!
It also keeps members up to date with
member benefits, networking events
and other activities.
Space in the Chamber Flash is
an included member benefit
for Chamber members only. E-mail your
print ready ad in JPG format
to [email protected] by
noon Wednesday for Friday publication.
You must resubmit your flyer each
week you would like it published.
Non-members, upon their request, receive
this publication as a courtesy service.
The Chamber Flash is compiled and
written by Membership and
Communications Coordinator Suzy Latare.
Chamber Staff
Suzanne Taylor, Executive Director
[email protected]
Mission
Get
Connected.
Stay
Connected.
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Questions? Concerns? Interested in
membership or sponsorship?
Contact Suzy at [email protected]
or at the Chamber office,
660-747-3168 ext. 222.
Please share the
Chamber Flash with
your staff, colleagues,
friends and family!
Thank You To Our 2014-2015 Featured Sponsors
Thank You To Our Friends of the Chamber
ANN & JIM HOUX
Member Services
FREE ONE-ON-ONE BUSINESS
CONSULTATIONS
is a live online resource
presented in simple language
and designed to help you
manage your most important
resource—your employees!
Chamber members have
exclusive access to this great
resource at
https://hrsimple.com/.
Forgot your log in information?
Call the Chamber office at660747-3168 and we’ll provide it.
The last Monday of each month;
appointments from 2:30-4:30 PM
Need help with a business or marketing plan? Need training for
your employees and don’t know where to find it? How about
someone to analyze your business’s record keeping system?
Just need to talk about your business?
Kelly Dyer, Manager of Business Applications with the Small
Business and Technology Development Center at the University
of Central Missouri is available to meet privately in the Jack
Moore Community Room to talk about your business needs.
Call the Chamber to set up an appointment:
660-747-3168.
Information about the
state and national
Chambers of Commerce:
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Want a great way to save on all your
office supplies? Stop by the
Chamber office to pick up an
Office Depot Savings Card
OR
Click the National Chamber Program
logo for information on how you can
SAVE BIG at