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BUSINESS CONNECTION
NEWSLETTER
August 1, 2016
(575) 623-5695
Roswell Chamber of Commerce Newsletter
www.roswellnm.org
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Table of Contents
Board of Directors/ ED Letter
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President’s Letter
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Community Calendar
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Enchilada Lunch!
Leadership Roswell
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$10 per plate Dine in/Take Out
$11 per plate Delivery of 6 or more
Roswell’s New Business List
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5 Reasons for a Failed Startup
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Business of the Month
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ILEA Reception
10
Redcoat Tales
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Civic Club Organization
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Chamber Night With The Invaders
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Heat Stroke Prevention
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Stay Cool & Lower Summer Bills
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Business After Hours
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Local Happenings
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Membership Happenings
19 - 20
ENMU-R Technology & Health
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Elite Memberships
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New & Renewed Members
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Comfort Keepers 6th Annual Walk to End
Alzheimer’s Fundraiser 2016
Monday, September 19, 2016
Red Enchiladas, rice, beans & cookie
Time: Delivery 10:30-11:30
Dine In & Take Out 12:00-1:30
NO EARLY BIRDS PLEASE
Where: Roswell Elks Lodge
1720 N. Montana
For Tickets Please Call or Stop by:
Comfort Keepers
1410 S. Main St.
(575) 624-9999
In-Home Senior Care
Share Your News!
To submit an article or sponsor
an issue, contact Tawnie Honey at
[email protected] or
call 575-623-5695.
(575) 623-5695
www.roswellnm.org
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Goodness, where did
Summer go?
Executive Director
Candace Lewis
The Chamber hasn’t had
much time to really soak
in the wonderful, hot, dry
Southeastern New Mexico
weather like everyone else. I
heard it reached the triple
digits a few days though….
Kidding – before too long we
will be enjoying the sights
and sounds of Fall, wearing
boots and hoodies and
gearing up for youth league
and High School football and
drinking some sort of hot
pumpkin flavored beverage.
All this time indoors has me really excited to announce some
new things the Chamber staff has been working diligently on for
the last few months:
#1 We have made some revisions to your Membership benefits,
after all that’s what we are here for to help prosper you, our
Members! Tawnie has worked tirelessly on brainstorming
ways we can offer more for our members, from newsletter ads,
to radio spots to now Chamber Bucks and that’s just a start.
Contact Tawnie and see her flyer in the newsletter with more
information.
#2 The Chamber is, and should be, the hub for the City, County
and other organizations throughout Roswell. We listened and
browsed around and we have started the process to reconstruct
the Chamber website! It will have beautiful pictures showcasing
Roswell, offer more features for our members to take advantage
of, and more information for all those who care to visit our
wonderful little city, even if they are little green creatures, we
don’t discriminate, we want to welcome everyone! Stay tuned
for further information and our launch date for the new and
improved Roswell Chamber of Commerce website.
#3 I am driven to offer more business related seminars to
help our members grow, whether it’s a seminar on how to use
Facebook and other social media platforms, marketing your
business, or maybe you want to brush up on your already
exceptional customer service. I’m dedicated to help you and
grow our community in a positive direction. If you have
suggestions, questions or concerns please feel free to contact
me.
These are just a few great things that are happening at your
Chamber, please watch your emails and continue to follow
us on our social media pages for more up-to-date events and
happenings throughout this great City we live in.
2016 CHAMBER BOARD
Executive Board of Directors
Shane Hall:
First American Bank
President
Kaye Whitefoot:
Dairy Producers of New Mexico
Vice President
Dawn Tschabrun:
Lovelace Regional Hospital – Roswell 1st Vice President
Robert Garcia
Fenn Foods
Treasurer
John Dalton:
Pecos Valley Chiropractic
Past President
Board of Directors
Bill Marley
Gandy Marley Ranch
Don Bullock
Bullocks Jewelry
Terri French
Ritter & Company
Shawna Perry
Red Hot Poker Farms
Steve Shanor
Caleb Grant
Farm Bureau Financial Services Hinkle & Shanor
Bobby Graves
Xcel Energy
Judy Smith
Kitchen Design
Hart Hintze
Eastern New Mexico
Medical Center
Janice Stewart
Casa Maria Healthcare/
Sunset Villa Care Center
Rhonda Johnson
WESST
Betty Young
Read & Stevens
Lupe Loving
JP Stone Community Bank
Ex-Officio Members
Tom Burris
Roswell Independent School
District
John Madden
Eastern New Mexico
University– Roswell
Brad Houston
Agricultural Specialist
John Mulcahy
Chaves County Economic
Development
Dennis Kintigh
Mayor, City of Roswell
Jerry Grizzle
New Mexico Military Institute
Stan Riggs
County Manager
You’re A Member!
Let Us Advertise Your Business
Blessings,
Candace Lewis
[email protected]
575.623.5695
575.910.5880
(575) 623-5695
Bring in your business cards,
brochures, back cards, etc,
so we advertise for you!
131 W. 2nd Street
Roswell, NM 88201
Phone: 575-623-5695
Fax: 575-624-6870
www.roswellnm.org
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Letter From President,
Shane Hall
How exciting it is to be writing my first official letter as your
new President of the Roswell Chamber of Commerce .
First of all, let me introduce myself to you. I work for First
American Bank as the President of the Roswell banking
centers. I am married to my beautiful wife Melanie, who is
a CPA and works for Mack Energy with Par Five and Elite
Well Services. We have two wonderful sons, Cade & Cooper.
The oldest, Cade, will graduate from Texas Tech University
this December with a Degree in International Economics. He
also works for Lone Star Auto Auctions & recently won the
Texas Rookie Auctioneer Contest. My youngest son, Cooper,
just graduated high school and will be attending UNM this
fall majoring in Biology with aspirations of being a Doctor.
I have been active in the this community and proud to serve
on several boards, including Chavez County CASA, New
Mexico Junior Livestock Foundation, New Mexico Ag in the
Classroom, and the Roswell Chaves County Economic Development Board. I am a member of Pecos Valley Rotary and am
very happy to use my auctioneering skills to help raise funds
for different foundations and youth groups.
The month of August is a busy time! Summer is winding down
and we have back to school shopping, football two-a-days,
students returning to ENMU-R or NMMI, and county fairs are on people’s minds. All of these create opportunities
for Roswell Chamber Members to provide services and products that meet the needs of potential customers.
I encourage us all to get out and meet our children’s teachers and coaches and be supportive of them. We have some
great schools here in Roswell. Not only at the primary and secondary levels, but both ENMU-R and NMMI provide
top of the line opportunities for secondary education locally. Slow down in those school zones!
Your Chamber membership is growing everyday and as a community you are very fortunate to have a vibrant, engaging, and helpful Chamber staff. Take advantage of what the Chamber offers and join them as often as possible for
one of their noon time “Food for Thought” events. They are great educational opportunities! If you want to know
what is going on in the city, join one of the “Mornings with the Mayor”. If you want to showcase your business,
host a “Business After Hours” event. If you have a business in Roswell or the surrounding area I encourage you to be
engaged with your Chamber and its staff. I look forward to the coming year and serving this great community!
Sincerely,
Shane Hall
Roswell Chamber of Commerce President
(575) 623-5695
www.roswellnm.org
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Roswell Chamber
Community Calendar
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
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Summer Fun
Tennis Camp
Ages 6-14
8:30am-11:30am
August 1st-4th
Cahoon Park Tennis
Court (254)371-0823
Super Movie Monday
Alvin & Chipmunks
Grace Church
12-2 p.m.__________
Day Camp for Girls
“It’s a girl thing”
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Super Movie Monday
Zootopia
Grace Church
12-2 p.m.
T-Tones 6-8pm
El Toro Bravo
102 S. Main
(575) 622-9280____
Cory Morrow @ 8pm
$25-$55
The Liberty
312 N. Virginia
(575) 627-2121_____
Fun at the Zoo
Spring River Park
10am
(575)624-6760
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Health Center Celebration
La Casa Behavioral Health
110 E. Mescalero Rd
4pm-7pm
575-359-3802
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T-Tones 6-8pm
El Toro Bravo
102 S. Main
(575) 622-9280____
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Michael Martin Murphy
Dinner & Show $30/$55
The Liberty: 6pm
312 N. Virginia
(575) 627-2121_______
Cheer & football RYFL
Signup @ Mall
Aug 6th-13th
10am-2pm
910-9647
Roswell Farmers Market
Saturday’s till October 1
Chaves County Court
House 7am-11am
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Free Movie in the Park
Spring River Park
Zootopia @ 8:30pm___
Art Program:
Grade 3-12 RMAC
100 W. 11 St.
(575) 624-6744______
30th Annual SuperKids
Triathlon 7:30am
Bottomless Lakes
Ages 6- Adults
(575) 624-6719_______
Chaves County Court
House 7am-11am
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T-Tones 6-8pm
El Toro Bravo
102 S. Main
(575) 622-9280____
All State Security
Services
Business After Hours
5-6:30pm
1 Sunset Plaza Ct.
(575) 623-5695
Roswell Rotary Club-12
Roswell Country Club
2601 N. Urton Road___
T-Tones 6-8pm
El Toro Bravo
102 S. Main
(575) 622-9280____
Chaves County Court
House 7am-11am
Chaves County Court
House 7am-11am
RAC– Registration
Fall Classes
August 22-Sept 2nd
RAC Dance- $5
7-10pm
807 N. Missouri Ave.
(575) 624-6718
Bingo at the Elks
Lodge
Dinner@5pm
Game@6:30pm
1702 N. Montana
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(575) 623-5695
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Free Bingo
Roswell Adult Center
807 N. Missouri Ave
(575) 624-6718
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www.roswellnm.org
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Leadership Roswell Begins Its 34th Class
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Roswell Class of 2017 will begin its nine month journey in September. The
program, created by the Roswell Chamber of Commerce in 1983, is in its 34th year and is the oldest continuous leadership
program of its kind in the State of New Mexico.
The program will begin with a welcome reception on Tuesday, September 6th for the students and their significant others
followed by the first day of class on Friday, September 9th. The first class will include an orientation to the program,
leadership training on making a difference each day, and a trip to City Hall to learn about the City of Roswell.
Classes will continue one Friday each month through May. Future classes will include leadership training on topics such as
goal setting, attitude, communication, overcoming failure, creating margin in your life, and making a positive impact each day.
Students will learn about our city, county, and state, law enforcement, education, health care, agribusiness, manufacturing and
numerous other areas. The course includes the ropes program, a trip to Santa Fe to meet with state leaders and tour facilities,
and a trip to the Federal Law Enforcement Academy in Artesia
The Leadership Roswell program will also provide the opportunity for networking for students in the program and with
leaders throughout the community.
The program graduated its 2016 class earlier this year when 29 students got their diplomas at the Third Street Station. The
program has graduated 835 students over its three decades.
Applications for this program are available at the Roswell Chamber of Commerce and are being accepted through August 1st.
Leadership Roswell Executive Director Rick Kraft is excited about the new class and the potential its students will have to
contribute and improve our community. He believes that Roswell is the best community in the world in which to live, but it
can only rise as high as its leadership.
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ROSWELL’S NEW
BUSINESS LIST
A Plus Roofing
Taylore’s Tidy Cleansers
All American Curbing
Desert Palms Carpet & Janitorial Cleaning LLC
El Caporal Mexican Kitchen
Proximity Bound Floors & More
Quick Pro
Lodoza, Jessica
Pecos Signs
Stacey Ennis
Certified Sales & Leasing
Campos Plmbing LLC
Total Refrigeration Services
Farm Girl
La Shirringa Powery
NG Trucking Inc
Erus Builders, LLC
Cooper Fire Protection Services Inc
Collins Tree Srvice LLC
Delton Construction Gp LLC
Cook Construction & Maintenance LLC
Brycon
Embree Construction Group Inc
J.A.G Roofing, LLC
Proximity Blue
Pawlished Pooch
Dollar Cab & Transport Services, LLC
Two Dogs & A Pick Up Productions
Dominga Domingez
No Barriers Mobility LLC
Bella Casa Cleaning Solutions
Tarin Party Rentals
Go Go Luckey
Abi
Total Nutrition
Alien Beauty
Sudzys Carwash
Rattlesnake Field Services, LLC
Tsay Construction & Services, LLC
CHINA KING
SUPER BUFFET
ALL YOU CAN EAT
CHINESE BUFFET
SERVING LUNCH AND DINNER
LUNCH BUFFET 11AM-3:30PM
ADULT- $7.79
KIDS AGES 3-6: $3.09
KIDS AGES 7-11: $4.09
DINNER BUFFET 3:30-9PM
ADULT- $9.59
KIDS AGES 3-6: $$3.75
KIDS AGES 7-11: $4.75
10% off for seniors 62 years and over.
*Soft Drink not included.
SUNDAY-SATURDAY 11AM-9PM
2810 N. Main Street - Roswell, NM 88201
If you are interested in more information, please contact
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce at 575-623-5695
(575) 623-5695
www.roswellnm.org
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5 REASONS FOR A FAILED STARTUP
By Mike Kappel on May 4, 2016 in Entrepreneur, Small Business, Startup
I’ve been an entrepreneur for 30 years. I’m the founder of Patriot Software Company, which presently has six companies under its umbrella, all
of which I’ve started. With each one of these business ventures, I learned something new about what it takes to get a business up and running.
I’ve also learned a thing or two about what doesn’t work in business and will lead to a failed startup. That’s because, despite my six successful
businesses, I can count two businesses that have outright failed, and numerous business ideas that never made it off the ground at all.
Failure offers valuable lessons. I’ve learned what works and what doesn’t when it comes to business. From my experience, there are five reasons
why your startup will fail.
You Can’t Turn an Idea Into a Business
You’d be amazed at how many business ideas break down when you ask a few simple, logical questions about a plan to launch a startup. For
example, if you want to offer a service, who would buy it? Or, if you want to sell a product, how will it be made? Instead of talking about how
cool your idea is, you need to be able to turn it into something you can market, sell, and scale. Conducting a market analysis can work simple
wonders, and help you avoid a failed startup.
You Don’t Understand Business Velocity
I’ve had many business ideas. Sometimes, my vision induces spending on development before I ask questions or do research. Why do I, an
entrepreneurial veteran, make mistakes like this? It’s because business is about speed-to-market. Sometimes you have to trust your gut and move
fast on an idea, even before you can fully vet an idea.
Time is money, and managing the clock in business is just as, if not more important than, managing your budget for business. You can spend time
like a currency. However, unlike money, what you don’t spend, you lose. So, knowing that you only get so much time, and that time is perishable,
will you spend it gaining information and making plans at the cost of a head start? How much will it cost you if you don’t take the lead, or if a
competitor beats you to market? Knowing the relationship between your clock and your wallet is crucial to running a successful business.
You Form a Not-so-great Team
I’ve tried to adopt a servant-leadership style with my employees over the years. My aim is to hire people smarter than me, put them on a team, and
then let them do what they do best. I know that their capacity for innovation is my company’s greatest resource. But, I can tell you that the skills
listed on a resume don’t always create productive teams. In fact, I’d rather have teams that work well together than have a software development
team full of superstars that can’t work with anyone.
I was the superstar employee once, and I got disgusted with my teammates. They couldn’t keep up with me, so I left them behind. I charged
ahead, took on more work, and tried to make myself look amazing to my employer. What happened was the opposite. I looked like an information
bottleneck who wouldn’t share knowledge and was unable to lead because I, myself, wouldn’t listen. Highly collaborative teams are much more
effective than individual stars. Now, I look for talented people who can work with others instead of searching for only best-of-the-best talent.
You Are Unable to Prioritize
I once heard an incredible entrepreneur say that the key to success in any field is becoming a gold medalist in one category. The thought was, if
you can show that you are amazing at one thing, other things will take care of themselves. This is easier said than done for many startups. You
probably believe that all your ideas are great. And, they just might be! But, trying to bring all your ideas to life at once is how you turn a bunch of
great ideas into one failed business. Instead, pick one idea and focus on it.
Your Ego Gets in the Way
The ancient Greek philosopher, Pythagoras, once said, “No man is free who cannot command himself.” Simply put, if you can’t control yourself,
then you aren’t operating under free will. Instead, you are subject to your emotions, or ego. All entrepreneurs need confidence. Some have too
much confidence, and it leads them into traps. Those entrepreneurs push forward with ideas that research says aren’t viable. They chase bad
money with good money. And, they treat people as a means to an end instead of real folks with real ideas, values, and emotions. In the end, they
will join the failed startup club, and their ego will suffer a painful blow.
Ego is something entrepreneurs must manage throughout their careers. Your ego will expand and contract with your business, and it can get beat
up or become impervious to reason. If you want your company to be balanced, you have to be balanced. Your job is not who you are; it’s just an
extension of how you want to live. Making the distinction between your job and your life makes every part of business easier.
Failure is a Part of Business
This might shock you, but you should fail during the course of your business. I’m not saying your business should collapse, and you should be
out of a job. But, failure isn’t a bad thing. In fact, lean and agile business principles are all about testing, failing, learning, interacting, and trying
again. Failing fast, in small batches, can help you make the most of your business. When I first started in business, I was afraid of failure. Now, I
structure my business ventures in such a way that, if I’m going to fail, I’m going to make the most of it.
(575) 623-5695
www.roswellnm.org
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Congratulations to
August’s Business
of the Month
Ink Plus, Inc. is a Veteran owned and operated
New Mexico Corporation, who sells the best
American made toners, ribbons and ink supplies
on the market.
Ink Plus, Inc.
They are known for servicing several brands of
printers, scanners, and fax machines. Along with
repairing and furnishing toner and new products
for all major brands that your business may need.
200 West First Street, Suite 124a
In the Petroleum Building
627-8069
[email protected]
Ink Plus, Inc. guarantees to give their customers
the best and fasted service of any company 24/7
and deliver or drop ship to all customers at no
additional cost.
That includes customers anywhere in the country!
Ink Plus, Inc offers FREE ESTIMATES on all
repairs and offers free Consulting Services to assist
small business before they purchase.
At Options, You Are
Family
At Options Home Care we pride ourselves on the
relationships we build, from the first phone call
inquiry, to each and every day of care. We understand
that each Client deserves special attention. Our
Caregivers are thoroughly screened and trained to
provide the highest quality in home care. Options is
available 24 hours a day - 7 days a week to answer
your questions or concerns. We take your care seriously, which is why our Caregivers are equipped with the
training and experience needed to provide you with superior in home care services. Your Options Home
Care family respects and cares for our Clients and the community, which is why we continuously keep both
engaged in community gatherings and functions.
Serving More Than 20 New Mexico Counties
Northern NM
Rio Arriba, Los Alamos
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Local: 505-989-3306
Eastern NM
Curry, DeBaca, Quay
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Local: 575-762-2023
Southern NM
Dona Ana, Otero, Luna
and Sierra Counties
Local: 575-521-9442
North Eastern NM
Taos and Rio
Arriba Counties
Local: 575-737-5539
Central NM
Sandoval, Bernalillo, Torrance
and Valencia Counties
Local: 505-881-4275
South Eastern NM
Chaves, Eddy, Lincoln
and Lea Counties
Local: 575-627-7883
Providing Compassionate In-Home Care Services for Our Community
Options Home Care understands the emotion and stress of finding a Caregiver, which is
why we are by your side, every step of the way. Let us guide you through the entire process
and get you the assistance you need and deserve through our compassionate
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Reception
July 12, 2016
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the International Law Enforcement Academy welcoming reception
Tuesday evening for the Countries of Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru.
We thank the community for supporting such a great program! John Chavers, ILEA Roswell Director, was presented with each country’s flag.
If you are interested in attending one of these events, please contact the Chamber at 575-623-5695.
John Chavers, ILEA Roswell
(575) 623-5695
www.roswellnm.org
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Redcoat Tales by President,
Rhonda B. Johnson
What is a Redcoat? We are often referred to simply as “Redcoats” and being
a Redcoat is more than simply wearing the infamous red coat we are known
for around town. Let me share just some of what a Redcoat is. . .Redcoats are
passionate ambassadors of our city, Redcoats greet you at events, Redcoats
share your excitement as you open your business, Redcoats help celebrate
special events or anniversaries, Redcoats have very sharp scissors and some
great red ribbon at Ribbon Cuttings! However, underneath those “red coats”
are some pretty fantastic people who are your neighbors, your friends, your
family members, and your co-workers, maybe even someone you haven’t
met yet (but we’ll take care of that at our next Chamber event).
What a hot and busy June we Redcoats enjoyed! Our first Ribbon Cutting at
the Bert and Martha Murphy Splash Pad was very exciting, it’s the first of its
kind in Roswell, and so many grateful kids were really enjoying all the water
on that hot June day (all of us Redcoats had to use great restraint)! We had a
wonderful Business after Hours hosted by PVT Broadcasting at the Liberty.
. .lots of fun and lots of door prizes! If you haven’t joined us, you really are
missing out on a great networking event.
Our two Saturday calls were tons of fun as we supported the opening of the
Alien City Dragway (one of the fast cars took our Mayor for a ‘quick’ trip
Rhonda Johnson
down the dragway) and we were one of the first to welcome the new addition to the Town & Country RV Park (we donned our red polo shirts on these
2016-2017 Redcoat President
outdoor events)! And if our feet weren’t happy enough going to events, we
attended a Ribbon Cutting for Shoes to be Happy. . oh what fun we had in that store! With pride and appreciation for our
community, we toured the beautiful new facilities at ENMU-R Health Science Center’s Regional Medical Simulation
Center. We are blessed to be able to have new, up and coming, healthcare professionals train right here in Roswell!
Our second Business after Hours at Palace Spa was so much fun! The koi pond outside became a serious focus of where
not to end up, but the beauty and splendor of the spa, the great entertaining music and the outdoor misters made all of us
want to spend some quality time there! And then, Albertson’s new Market on 2nd Street was our next celebration Ribbon
Cutting! All of the local Albertson employees were on hand along with the rest of their United family from Lubbock and
surrounding areas. The message to Roswell was, “this is your store, tell us what you need!”
As Redcoats, we appreciate the opportunity to represent our Chamber of Commerce and YOU! If there is anything we
can do for you, we want to know about it. Please contact the Chamber to schedule your next event.
And, calling on all happy people who are tired of missing out on all the fun we Redcoats have, it’s the perfect time to
join our team! Just ask any Redcoat you see or call Rhonda Johnson at 505-917-1292 for an application and more information! We love this town we call home!
Sincerely,
Rhonda B. Johnson
Roswell Redcoat President
(575) 623-5695
www.roswellnm.org
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NEW MEXICO SENIOR OLYMPICS, INC. RECEIVES AWARD AT STATE GAMES
By Cecilia J. Acosta, Executive Director, Senior Olympics
New Mexico Senior Olympics, Inc., received the 2016 Community Leadership award from the
President’s Council on Fitness, Sports & Nutrition Community at the 2016 Opening Ceremony of
the Senior Olympics State Games recently held in Roswell, NM. Receiving the award on behalf of
the organization was Cecilia Acosta, Executive Director. The presentation was made by NM Aging
& Long Term Services Department Health & Enrichment Services Manager, Carmela Martinez with
700 senior game athletes looking on. Acosta attributes this special recognition for the hard work of
her staff and the 400+ community and statewide senior program network of volunteers that support
Senior Olympics at the games and year-round.
The mission of the NMSO organization is to motivate seniors 50+ to be
involved in regular exercise for improved health and fitness. NMSO is
dedicated to promoting healthy lifestyles for all seniors through education, fitness and sporting events.
New Mexico Senior Olympics Inc. is the event producer of the largest
multi-sporting event in the State of New Mexico for active older adults
as was recently highlighted at the 38th Annual Senior Olympics Summer State Games in Roswell on July 13-16th, for 1060 senior athletes,
1500 guests/spectators. Athletes qualified to advance to the 2017 National Senior Games for 18 sports.
Athletes compete in 30 different sports in age divisions for both men and
women of 50-54; 55-59; 60-64; 65-60; ….90-94. Sports include archery,
air gun, badminton, basketball, bowling, cycling, talent/dance, billiards,
track/field, horseshoes, golf, racquetball, race walk, shuffleboard, swimming, tennis, table tennis, and recreation events.
NMSO contributing partners include City of Roswell, Chaves County
RSVP, Roswell Daily Record, Lovelace, Brookdale, Bath Fitters, Stryker,
NSGA, NM Department of Health, Caliente Designs, NMALTSD and
SONIC. NMSO office is located at 1600 SE Main Ste C and can be
reached at 623.5777 or online at www.nmseniorolympics.org.
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Chamber Night With The Invaders
Minor League Basball Team
July 8, 2016
Roswell’s Minor League Baseball Team, The Invaders, in
line up during the National Anthem.
Executive Director, Candace Lewis,
throwing the first pitch.
Roswell locals support their team!
Left back: Shane Hall, Candace Lewis, Ester Portillo, Tawnie Honey,
Anjy Cooper, Hervey Gilliland, Kim Ly-Vasquez, Tara Lara
Left Front: Elaine Dotts, Rhonda Johnson
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PREVENTION IS KEY TO AVOIDING HEAT STROKE
By Brooke Linthicum, Director of Marketing, Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Ironically, the first sign of dangerous heat stroke or heat-related illness is
often the absence of sweat. As the temperature rises, your body’s natural
cooling mechanism – perspiration – evaporates and helps to cool your body.
But on those really hot and humid days, evaporation is slowed and your body
runs a higher risk of heat exhaustion or heat stroke.
“Virtually all heat-related illnesses are preventable,” said Carrie Flurry, PA-C, of La Familia Care Center. “Be extra careful when the heat index is 90 degrees or above, and always drink plenty of water or fluids with electrolytes when the heat
index is high. If you must be outdoors, take frequent breaks inside or in the shade. Heat stroke can affect people of any
age or fitness level – don’t underestimate the danger.”
Heat exhaustion is a precursor to heat stroke. If you experience any of these symptoms, get out of the heat immediately
and to a cool place, and slowly drink water or other fluids with salt or sugar:
•
•
•
•
•
•
Pale skin
Fatigue or weakness
Dizziness or nausea
Profuse sweating
Rapid pulse or fast, shallow breathing
Muscle weakness or cramps
Do NOT drink caffeine or alcohol, and if you don’t feel better within 30 minutes, seek medical help. Heat exhaustion can
progress to heat stroke if not treated. These more dangerous warning signs can indicate heat stroke is imminent:
•
•
•
•
•
Skin that feels hot and dry, but not sweaty
Confusion or loss of consciousness
Throbbing headache
Frequent vomiting
Trouble breathing
“Heat stroke is more serious than heat exhaustion, and it can be life-threatening,” said Flurry. “If you or someone you
know experiences signs of heatstroke, remember NOT to attempt to bring down the temperature too quickly. Don’t use
ice or ice water. Attempt to bring down the temperature gradually with cool spray or mild air conditioning, and dial 911 or
proceed immediately to the nearest ER.”
Certain groups of people are more vulnerable to heat-related illness. Babies and young children, the elderly or infirmed,
and people on certain medications are all at increased risk. So, be an alert and informed neighbor this summer. Check on
elderly neighbors regularly, and take action immediately if you see children or pets left in vehicles.
For more information about heat stroke visit www.ENMMC.com.
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center is a 162-bed acute care hospital guided by a mission to be a great place for employees to work, physicians to practice, and patients to receive compassionate and quality care. In addition to emergency
services and medical and surgical care, the hospital provides specialty services including invasive cardiology, cancer treatment, women’s services, rehabilitation, mental health services and advanced diagnostic imaging. ENMMC’s community
outreach includes a Senior Circle Chapter. ENMMC is fully accredited by The Joint Commission, is an Accredited Chest
Pain Center and is also a Level III Trauma Center. For more information go to ENMMC.com.
(575) 623-5695
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TIPS TO STAY COOL & LOWER SUMMER BILLS
By Xcel Energy
Summer on the southern plains calls up images of bright sunny days and
pleasant evenings, and air conditioning completes that pretty picture for many
Xcel Energy customers in New Mexico and Texas.
Home cooling can account for half or more of a summertime electric bill, and
the best way customers can keep that bill from climbing too high is to practice
some basic conservation and efficiency habits that help us maintain household
comfort without stressing our budgets. Xcel Energy offers tips for saving
money and energy at its website, www.xcelenergy.com. Among the simplest of
the energy-saving measures are:
•
Raise the thermostat setting from 72 to 78 degrees, providing a savings of up to $100 over the course of the
summer.
•
Turn off unnecessary lighting and replace incandescent bulbs with compact fluorescent light (CFL) bulbs or
LEDs, which use 75 percent less energy than traditional bulbs and last longer.
•
Run washing machines, dishwashers and clothes dryers with full loads, and after the heat of the day.
•
Change air conditioning filters.
•
Use ceiling fans to help cool the home.
•
Use a whole-house or attic fan to draw in cool nighttime air and push out hot air during the day.
Xcel Energy also offers incentives and rebate programs to make homes and
businesses more efficient. Information on these programs can be found at
www.xcelenergy.com by selecting the “Programs & Rebates” link at the top
of the homepage.
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Sure, the big guys have the marketing
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The Roswell Chamber of Commerce is here to better serve you!
We have revamped our membership benefits for all levels at no
additional cost for your business! Our Chamber Champs have
been renamed as our Platinum members and their benefits
stand out as much as their name. Call Tawnie Honey at (575)
623-5695 for more information or contact her at
[email protected] to get a membership brochure.
No additional cost just MORE value.
Roswell Chamber Green Backs have landed!
THE ROSWELL CHAMBER GREEN BACKS ARE USED TO PROMOTE LOCAL
SHOPPING IN ROSWELL. HERE’S HOW IT WORKS!
TO THE RECIPIENT….
This certificate may be presented in payment for merchandise or services at Roswell Chamber
of Commerce Member Businesses. Such use is subject to approval by the participating business. NOT REDEEMABLE FOR CASH.
TO THE PARTICIPATING BUSINESS…
You must be a member of the Chamber of Commerce to accept and redeem this certificate.
MEMBER BUSINESSES may redeem this certificate for face value upon presentation with
proper endorsements at the Roswell Chamber of Commerce office, 131 W. 2nd Street, Roswell,
New Mexico during regular business hours. DO NOT REDEEM FOR CASH.
For more information or to claim your Chamber Green Backs call the Roswell Chamber at
(575) 623-5695.
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StaffingBusiness
Business After
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Elwood
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July
July 14, 2016
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Elwood Staffing
315 W. Second St.
575-625-1136
At Elwood Staffing®, customers are the
driving force in all we do.
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Delicious food, drinks and cake.
Jason Bethany & Joe Bercik
Roswell’s
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Clarissa Adams, Stacie Carroll, Danica Mcsetting
up
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Gonagle, Anjy Cooper, Yukie Ebara,new
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Edie Stevens & Kerry Moore
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are alwaysKenneth,
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greet
Georgia
Griffith, Rhonda
B. Johnson,
Stone Community Bank
& Mary Talbert
guests. Tinnie
Mercantile and Deli provided a
Kris, Lanie, and Emily–
First American Bank
Leana, Veronica, Anita & Ryan Taylor
& Associates
great variety of healthy food.
Allstate Security Services, LLC
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Business After Hours!
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“Local Happenings”
The 2016 Roswell New Mexico UFO Festival was held this year June 30- July 3rd. The UFO
museum had approximately 14,000 visitors walk through their door. This four day event featured
guest speakers, authors, live entertainment, a parade, costume contest, pet costume contest,
vendors from all over the United States, and a beer garden provided by Pecos Flavor’s Winery.
Family fun activities filled our downtown Main street, Courthouse lawn, and Pioneer Plaza. We
look forward to 2017’s festival, which is already on the calendar for June 29-July 2nd.
Roswell Sertoma Club hosted our Mike Satterfield July 4th Fireworks Extravaganza. The
Kumbia Kings, a Mexican American Mexican Cumbia group from Corpus Christi, Texas, were
the live music entertainment for the night at Cielo Grande. Families lined the streets while the
fireworks began lighting up the sky around 9:20pm. A special Thank You goes out to the Fire
Department for a beautiful firework show and Police Department for their service to keep us all
safe that night.
July 8th the City of Roswell and Chaves County residents joined together in a moment of silence and prayers for the Dallas
Police Department and Dallas Area Rapid Transit Officer who lost their lives during the attack by one or more shooters. We will
continue to show our love and support to Dallas Police Department and our local police department and first responders.
Senior Olympics was held July 13th-16th. Roswell receives about 1,700 visitors each year f or this event for 50+ adults with a
healthy active lifestyle. There is a wide range of events they do from Bowling, archery, basketball, cycling, dancing, and much
more! The eldest athlete was recognized, 98 year old Patsy Boyd from Espanola.
Governor Susana Martinez announced this month that for the fourth year in a row, New Mexico has had a record breaking
number of visitors to our beautiful state. The total for the 2015 year was 33.4 Million! The Governor had planned on making
a trip to Roswell to speak on the Tourism rise, but detoured to Dallas for the memorial service for the fallen officers. Tourism
Department Cabinet Secretary Rebecca Latham came in the place of the Governor to give us the tourism growth figures.
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MEMBERSHIP HAPPENINGS
Ribbon Cuttings
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce Redcoats are an elite organization that provides specialized recognition to local
businesses throughout the community. Whether it’s a Groundbreaking ceremony or a Grand Opening celebration, the
prestigious Roswell Redcoats are a vital support system to the local business community.
Eagle Eye Home Inspection - July 5
Eagle Eye Home Inspection owned by
David Lebeda, celebrated the opening of
his new home inspection business with a
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony on July, 5th.
David is retired from the military, has 23
years of construction industry experience
along with his plumbing license. To
contact Eagle Eye Home Inspection call
(575) 725-4229.
Roswell Redcoats: Kim Ly-Vasquez, Ester Portillo, Stephanie Gerdts. Rose Boyd and David Lebeda, Eagle Eye Home Inspector. Roswell Redcoats, Anjy Cooper,
Susie Roe, Stacie Carroll, and Rhonda Johnson.
Allstate Security, LLC - July 18
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce
celebrated the Ribbon cutting of Allstate
Security & Services, LLC. On July
18, 2016, located at 1 Sunset Plaza
Ct. Allstate Security provides K-9
drug detection and services, Private
Investigation, Patrol services, Concealed
carry classes, and much more. Call (575)
578-0409 for more information.
Pictured Left to Right.: Roswell Redcoats- Ester Portillo, Yukie Ebara, Kim Ly-Vasquez, Susie Roe, Stephanie Gerdts, Freddie Washington, Allstate staff- Angela
Romero-- K-9 Handler/Head Supervisor, Camilo (Phil) Romero III—Manager, Maria Romero-Business Manager, Izabella Romero “The Main Boss,” Camilo
Romero IV- Owner/President, Kenn Bell- CEO of Florist Federal Credit Union– Roswell Redcoats Anjy Cooper, Stacie Carroll, Danika McGonagle, Clarissa
Gonzalez-Adams, and Rhonda B. Johnson
Farm Bureau Financial Services - Weathers, Grant, Caldwell Agency & Holloway Agency - July 26
celebrated a ribbon cutting on July
26, 2016 at the new location of 3114
N. Main Street for The Farm Bureau
Agency of Grant, Weathers, Holloway,
and Caldwell. Their mission is to protect
your family, home, car, and business.
Give them a call at 575-208-0122 to find
out how they can help you.
In the front row listed from left to right: Roswell Redcoats-Madlyn Wafful, Kim Ly-Vasquez, Clarissa Gonzalez-Adams, Yukie Ebara, Danica McGonagle, Rhonda
B. Johnson, Farm Bureau -Caleb Grant, Kelli Lusk, Emily Virrueta, Roswell Redcoats-Andrea Moore, Stephanie Gerdts, Freddie Washington, Ester Portillo, Stacie
Carroll. In the Back Left to right: Farm Bureau- Tim Vandermeer, Jeff Weathers, Kyle Siegel , Chad Holloway, Jake Caldwell, and Terri Marino.
(575) 623-5695
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MEMBERSHIP HAPPENINGS
Ribbon Cuttings (continued)
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce Redcoats are an elite organization that provides specialized recognition to local
businesses throughout the community. Whether it’s a Groundbreaking ceremony or a Grand Opening celebration, the
prestigious Roswell Redcoats are a vital support system to the local business community.
Bad Lands BBQ - July 27
held a “RIB”bon cutting for Badlands
BBQ on July 27, 2016. Owner Eric
Austin, of the Badlands BBQ Food
Truck, does catering for small and
large events, vending, tailgates, parties,
and custom cooking. To contact
Badlands BBQ, please call 575-9149055, or follow him on Facebook @
BadlandsBBQNM.
Enjoying a delicious rib in hand, listed from Left to right: Roswell Redcoats- Kim Ly-Vasquez, Hervey Gilliland, Debra Young, Stephanie Gerdts, Executive Director
of the Roswell Chamber of Commerce Candace Lewis, Owner of Badlands BBQ Eric Austin, Roswell Redcoats- Ester Portillo, Danica McGonagle, Clarissa
Gonzalez-Adams, Rhonda B. Johnson, and Stacie Carroll.
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ENMU-Roswell Integrates Technology in Health
By ENMU- Roswell
Roswell unveiled the Regional Medical Simulation Center (RMSC) on June 16, 2016. The event was a huge success with both
local healthcare industry partners, medical professionals, and community members in attendance. In this state-of-the-art center,
medical professionals and health students can refine their skills on manikins or “patient simulators” that mimic an array of medical conditions. The center houses five high fidelity patient simulators: Two SimMan, 3-G, SimMom, SimNewB, Sim Junior
Each patient simulator is unique in its own way. They can speak, cry, sweat,
seize, bleed, breathe and has a wide range of capabilities. For example, SimMom can also give birth to a simulation newborn. During a fully immersive
medical simulation, learners enter into a realistic healthcare setting where a
patient simulator is being wirelessly operated by both educational and simulation technical staff. Each simulation experience can be designed and customized
based on Instructor or Employer needs to mimic real life events that occur in
medical settings and or in the field. Patient simulators use 3G wireless technology allowing for usage throughout Southeastern New Mexico.
Our center displays photo art of local medical health professionals and first
responders. Eastern New Mexico Medical Center donated hospital equipment
that is currently used in the simulation rooms. The center is equipped with the
latest audio visual equipment that enables each scenario to be digitally streamed
live to other learners and recorded for playback during the debriefing process to
help further and enhance the learning process. Simulations are a great tool for
ENMU-Roswell student and community health care professionals to improve
clinical decision-making skills and health outcomes.
The Regional Medical Simulation Center was funded as part of the Department
of Labor’s Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training (TAACCCT) grant. The RMSC is one of four simulation centers funded by
the grant and the only one located in the southern part of the state. Each center
works in conjunction with the SUN PATH Program to enhance and promote Nursing, Allied Health and Emergency Medical
Services.
“Providing great healthcare to the people of Roswell and the surrounding area is truly a team effort. At the Medical Center, we
must constantly seek out well-trained health care professionals in a wide variety of disciplines and job categories, in order that
we may offer the services that enable patients to get their care right here at home. For that kind of training, we turn to ENMU-R,
to educate our work force, and keep us supplied with skilled professionals.
I was recently invited to tour the health facilities at the campus, with special attention to the incredible asset known as the “Simulation Center,” or Sim Center for short. It is without question the single most amazing array of training devices I’ve ever seen.
The state of the art equipment, coupled with its capable operating staff, gives us the opportunity to mimic and re-create virtually
every treatment scenario that our nurses and other personnel will face in their careers. It’s one of those things that you just cannot fully understand and appreciate unless you see it in operation.
All of us in Roswell and neighboring cities will benefit from this Center.
Go see it, and prepare to be amazed!” ~Rod M. Schumacher, CEO
ENMMC
(575) 623-5695
We welcome community members, potential students and employers to
tour the center. Feel free to contact either John Bitner, Medical Simulation Coordinatror at 575-624-7435 or Kim Purcell, SUN PATH Site
Director at 575-624-7469.
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A
Special Thanks
to our
Elite Members
Platinum
Diamonds
400 Penn Plaza
All State Security Services
Aersale
Cable One
AVFlight
Central Valley Electric
Candlewood Suites
Dean Baldwin
Casa Maria Healthcare
First American Bank
Cattle Baron
Genesis Healthcare
Century 21Home Planning
JP Stone Community Bank
Domino’s Pizza
New Mexico Gas Company
Eastern New Mexico Medical
Three Amigos Dairy
Center
Walmart
Farmer’s Country Market
Wells Fargo
Gandy Marley
International UFO Museum
HCI, LLC
J.S. Ward & Son
Krumland Auto Group
L&F Distributors
Leprino Foods
Lovelace Regional Hospital
McDonald’s
Emeralds
South Eastern New Mexico Tree Service
Brookdale Senior Living
Hinkle Oil & Gas
Oasis Computers
Pecos Valley Pharmaceuticals
Pioneer Bank
Roswell Daily Record
Roswell Livestock & Farm Supply
Sam’s Club
Strata Production Company
Platinum Member
Spotlight
Construction of the 400 PENN
PLAZA began in 1982, with the
first anchor tenants moving in
the following year.
These dynamic businesses
chronicled the beginning of the
highest standards of full-service,
state-of-the-art, professional
environment offered by 400
PENN PLAZA. The 13-story
structure, located at 400 North
Pennsylvania Avenue, is the
largest commercial office
facility in New Mexico outside
of Albuquerque. The project
encompasses a full city block,
has approximately 190,000
square feet of Class A floor
space, is served by five Otis
elevators: four high-speed and
one hydraulic lift. The facility
boasts a beautiful atrium
area, which is served by Otis
escalators. The exterior of the
building is finished in beautiful
Italian travertine marble and
Belgian glass.
Washington Federal
Aersale
Xcel Energy
400 North Pennsylvania
Roswell, NM 88201
(575) 623-8993
Would you like to maximize your membership?
Upgrading to Champion, Diamond or Emerald Status with expand your Chamber of Commerce experience.
Call The Roswell Chamber of Commerce for more information.
575.623.5695
(575) 623-5695
www.roswellnm.org
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Renewing Members
Allen Theatres, Inc.
Ann Anderson Counseling &Con.
Avflight Corperation
Ballard Funeral Home & Crematory
Berkshire Hathaway HomeService
Big O Tires
Brad Houston
Clean Tech Systems, Inc.
Coca-Cola
Community Home Care
Dairy Producers of New Mexico
Desert Securty
Elwell Construction Company
Equitable Realtors, Inc.
Herb Atkinson State Farm
Interim Healthcare
Janice Stewart
KB’s Musik
Kunkle & Associates, Inc.
Kymera Independent Physicians
Los Cerritos Mexican Kitchen
Mary Holland
Miracle-Ear Hearing Center
New Mexico Subway
Pine Lodge Truss Inc
Rhoads CO.
Rodney M. Schumacher
Roswell Livestock Auction
Roswell Seed Company, Inc.
Security Key & Safe, LLC
The Toles Company, LLC
Total Productions
Walker Aviation Museum Foundation
Document Solutions
Welcome New
Chamber Members!
Please place this addition in your
Chamber Business Directory & Resource Guide
Alien Headz
110 W. 1st St.
Roswell, NM
(5755)444-6752
Redden Plumbing & Mechanical, Inc.
53 Dogwood Road
Roswell, NM
(575) 622-1949
Sunshine Cab Service
933 E. Jefferson St.
Roswell, NM
(575) 840-7718
Paul’s Bargain Shop/U-Hals
1400 W. 2nd St, Ste C
Roswell, NM
(575) 622-0181
Pecos Valley Wellness
401 N. Union St.
Roswell, NM
(575) 840-9168
Pollos El Oro Y Antojitos Mexicanos
1306 E. Country Club Road
Roswell, NM
(575)910-2540
Options Homecare Services
New Mexico Texas Coaches, LLC
Energy Control, Inc
Current membership information can be found on the Chamber’s online Business
Directory. Members can be searched by category or keyword. Membership
information can be verified online through the Member Only section.
(575) 623-5695
www.roswellnm.org
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