October 2015 - Dunn Chamber of Commerce

On September 17, Beautification and Image
Chair Edith Elmore and Tammy Williams, Executive Vice
President presented a Beautification Award to Lucia and
Kyle Turlington, owners of Turlington Real Estate Group/
Castton Properties, for exterior improvements and
landscaping at their new office located at 201 North Wilson
Avenue in downtown Dunn.
Improvements to this historical building included
cleaning the exterior, installing new awnings, removal of a
brick planter and planting of new plants along the Edgerton
Street side of the building.
Pictured from left to right: Ashley Stokes, Jeremy Tyndall, Chair Edith
Elmore, Lucia and Kyle Turlington, Tammy Williams and Ryan Ryals.
Not pictured Jean Sutton.
“Facebook Boot Camp for
Your Business”
Dunn Young Professionals &
Dunn Chamber
Presented by
Oscar N. Harris
& Associates, CPA
Thursday, October 29
Tuesday, October 20
5:30 to 7:00 p.m.
See inside for details
RSVP REQUIRED
See inside for more details.
2015 Officers
Hope Tyndall – President; Terry Whittenton – President Elect; Myra Parker – Vice President Finance; Gina Warren
– 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 Brad Heath – Immediate Past President;
Tammy Williams – Executive Vice President
2015 Board of Directors
Term Ending 2017 – Annette Bar field, Tr ent Car penter , Renee J ackson, J onathan Mur phy, Rodney Stewar t
Term Ending 2016 – Rodney J ohnson, Buddy Miller , Melissa Scott, Clint Stanley, Gr aham White
Term Ending 2015 – Bart Adams, Dustin Hinson, John Riley, Kim Schmidlin
Directors-at-Large – Felicia Myers, Rodney Warren, Lauren White
Ex-officio – Mayor Oscar Har r is, City of Dunn and Gener al Lee Commission; Billy Tar t, Dunn
Area Tourism Authority; Jerry Wood, Campbell University; Harnett County Commissioner Abe
Elmore; Vivian Bennett and William H Morris, Harnett County Board of Education
October 2015
The 24th Family Medical Supply Business Fest was another
wildly successful event for the Dunn Chamber. The 2015 expo
experienced another sold out year for exhibitors with 70
different business’ participating. Kudos to Chairman Terry
Whittenton and the committee on another job well done. New
this year was the Presentation Corner — 11 exhibitors
requested 15-minute time slots to demonstrate a product or
service. Our Volunteers, made up of Ambassadors and
Members, were a big help in manning the drink booths,
entrances, Prize Wheel booth, and driving the carts provided
by Murray Custom Carts. In excess of 1000 visitors enjoyed
free food, great gifts, and prizes. Most importantly, everyone
present learned more about our local businesses and
service-providers. Congrats to the winners of the 5-$100 bills:
Judy Page; Dick Phillips; Journey Ruggles; Clara Tart; and
Susie Tart. Congrats to the winners of Exhibitor Giveaway—
two pairs of Christmas Gala Tickets—Harnett Woods Nursing
and Rehabilitation Center and Warren Eye Care.
Special Thanks to our Sponsors!
Family Medical Supply
Gold
Arc3Gases
BB&T
Bleecker Chevrolet
CenturyLink
Deborah’s Restaurant & Blackmon’s Catering
Dunn Area Tourism Authority
First Federal Bank
Four Oaks Bank
Golden Years Nursing Home
Lee Pest Solutions
Office Value
Sherry’s Bakery
TRP CPAs, PLLC
Warren Eye Care
Silver
Republic Services
Drink Booth Sponsors
Archie's Appliance, Parts & Service; Broad Street Deli &
Market; Carolina Therapy Services, Inc.; DTH
Management Group, Ltd.; Happy Heart Productions;
Snipes Insurance Service, Inc. and Becky Walls
Cash Sponsor of Prize Wheel:
WPYB Radio
Thanks to all the businesses that
contributed gifts and coupons for the Prize Wheel.
Thanks to Inspirational Grounds Coffee House and Sherry’s
Bakery for sponsor ing this year ’s Exhibitor ’s Social and to
Blackmon’s Catering/De’Borah’s Restaurant for
co-sponsoring the Hospitality Room!
Snipes Insurance Service, Inc.
First Baptist Church
105 N. Wilson Ave., Dunn, NC 28334
(910) 892-2121
www.snipesinsurance.com
309 W Broad St., Dunn, NC 28334
(910) 892-6161
www.fbcdunn.com
Snipes Insurance Service, Inc. offers full service
insurance services for all your needs. Policies
offered include: Automobile (Car, Motorcycle,
Recreational Vehicles, Boats, etc.), Home, Business
& Commercial, Health & Benefits, Agriculture, and
more. ”Nothing but Insurance” Since 1952.
First Baptist is the oldest Baptist congregation in
Dunn. Located at the corners of Broad and
Layton Streets, in one of Dunn’s oldest buildings.
First Baptist offers ministries for Youth & Children,
Music, Adults and Senior Adults.
State Employees’ Credit Union
200 Tilghman Dr., Dunn, NC 28334
(910) 892-0434
www.ncsecu.org
A not-for-profit financial cooperative owned by its
members, SECU has provided employees of the
State of North Carolina and their immediate families
with consumer financial services for 78 years. SECU
also offers a diversified line of financial advisory
services from educational planning to retirement
and so much more.
Crossway Transportation Inc.
600 S. Magnolia Ave., #103, Dunn, NC 28334
(910) 292-2130
www.crosswaytransportationinc.com
Crossway Transportation is a taxi and shuttle service
offering service in and around Dunn and the
surrounding areas. They also offer medical
transportation for the county and other health
organizations. “We go where you go!”
590 E Jackson Blvd
Erwin, NC 28339
(910) 892-0445
www.walmart.com
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
Caring, Treating, Strengthening...The Ones You Love
111 S. Railroad Avenue, Dunn, North Carolina
Phone: (910)892-0027
Fax: (910) 892-0029
www.selectbank.com
Dunn Area Chamber of Commerce
Calendar of Events
October 2015
1
Boogie on Broad Concert Series, presented by Dunn Area Tourism Authority
Featuring Too Much Sylvia, Broad St between Wilson Ave and Clinton Ave, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Business of the Week—Snipes Insurance Service, Inc.
6
Beautification & Image Committee Meeting, 8:30 a.m., Sherry’s Bakery
7
Executive Planning Retreat, Campbell University
8
Ambassadors Club Meeting, 8:30 a.m., Broad Street Deli & Market
Business of the Week—First Baptist Church
15
Dunn Parade Association Meeting, 8:00 a.m., Sherry’s Bakery
17
Ribbon Cutting and Grand Opening at Rooms to Go—hosted by the City of Dunn and
Rooms To Go, 10:00 a.m., 901 Rooms to Go Way
Business of the Week—State Employees’ Credit Union
20
Dunn Area Young Professionals —Speaker/Social,
5:30-7:00 p.m., Broad Street Deli—see insert for more details
Business of the Week—Crossway Transportation
26
Board of Director’s Meeting, 12:00 noon, Deborah’s Restaurant
27
Young Professionals Workday at DUMA Food Pantry, 3:00 to 7:00 p.m.
29
Dunn Chamber Lunchbox Series, “Facebook Boot Camp for
Your Business”, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. More details inside.
31
Happy Halloween!
Upcoming November Events
Nov 5—14th Annual Dunn Police
Athletic League Golf Tournament
Chicora Golf Course
Nov 7—17th Annual
Touchstone Energy NC
Cotton Festival,
10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.,
Downtown Dunn
Every Sat. - Dunn Farmer’s Market
5
Harnett Co. Brd. of Commissioners, Lillington
5
Harnett Co. Brd. of Education, Lillington
9
CommWell Health Hosting “Live2Lead” Simulcast
9-10
Coats 103rd Farmers Days
10
Laps for Life Breast Cancer Awareness Walk
10-11 Civil War Living History at Averasboro Battlefield
11
Jernigan's presents "1st Annual Fall Fashion Show"
13
Recruit-A-Vet Employment Fair
13
Dunn City Council Meeting, City Hall
15
Cape Fear Christian Annual Comm. Fall Festival
15
Third Thursday Dine & Stroll
15-25
16-17
17
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20
24
24
25
Nov 13—Christmas Gala
presented by Jernigan’s Nursery
& Trading Post,
7:00 p.m., Regency Center
NC State Fair—www.ncstatefair.org
United Way "One Homeless Night"
Sandhills Antique Farm Show
Wings Over Harnett
Harnett Co. Brd. of Commissioners, Lillington
Hoops for Harnett
Erwin Denim Days
Lillington Halloween Festival in the Park
Central Baptist Church—Trunk or Treat
For more events and details, visit the
Calendar of Events on www.dunnchamber.com!
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Dunn Monument Company has moved to a new facility
at 610 West Cumberland Street—next to Select Bank.
Stop by and see their new location.
Harnett County Veterans Services will open at its new
location at 817 S. 8th Street, Lillington, Monday, Oct. 5.
They are moving from the current location at 102 E. Front
Street to the former Harnett County Board of Elections site
in Downtown Lillington, near the post office. The office will
be closed Oct. 1 and 2 while staff make the transition to
the new location. The phone number will remain the same:
(910)
893-7574.
For
more
information,
visit
www.harnett.org/veterans.
Walgreens was named 2015 Retailer of the Year by
North Carolina Retail Merchants Association. A significant
reason they stood out this year is the breadth and depth of
its community involvement and its focus on student
development—for instance its partnership with all three
Schools of Pharmacy, including Campbell University.
The North Carolina Retail Merchants Association offered
this Scam Alert in their recent newsletter, regarding Google
- "With the increase in the participation in the Get Your
Business on The Map Program, there have unfortunately
been an increase in telemarketing scams aimed at small
businesses. Google will NEVER call you unless you
request a call. Google does not charge for inclusion in
Google Maps. Be wary of invoices for services received -especially if no one in your business remembers
purchasing those services. Make sure to perform due
diligence on any financial transaction. Watch out for parties
calling and selling services claiming to have a special
relationship with or claiming to be Google. Often, these
parties are telemarketers that are not affiliated with Google
and are trying to leverage the Google brand to sell your
business some type of online service. Keep in the mind the
following: Google does not place robocalls. Google does
not call to 'verify your listings' unless you have requested a
call on your google account. Google does not charge for
inclusion in Google Search or Google My Business."
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It’s time to start working on the 2016 Chamber
Newsletter advertising – the official publication of the Dunn
Area Chamber of Commerce.
Sponsors are needed for the outside cover and inside
of the 2016 issues. The newsletter is published once a
month, which would put your business in front of nearly
600 business and professional people 12 times a year.
Ads inside the newsletter are 3 ½ X 2-$250 and 3 ½ X 4$400. The cost for an ad on the back cover is $300 for a 3
½ X2 ad. All ads are first come, first served.
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Presentation featuring
Jim Currin
AP History and Government
Teacher—Triton High School
“Local Government and You”
Thanks to all our Sponsors!
Bleecker Chevrolet
Carolina Therapy Services, Inc.
DTH Management Group, Ltd.
Dunn-Benson Ford
Edward Jones Investments
Gray Metal South
Lee Pest Solutions
Snipes Insurance Service
Turlington Real Estate Group
Warren Eye Care
Broad Street Deli & Market
Dunn Area Tourism Authority
Sherry’s Bakery
Tuesday, October 20, 2015
5:30 to 7:00 p.m.
Broad Street Deli & Market
Downtown Dunn
Social Networking & Presentation
Complimentary Dinner —Cash Bar
For professionals ages 21-40
PLEASE RSVP at 910-892-4113
Or to [email protected]
A delegation representing the Dunn Chamber attended the NC Business &
Economic Development Summit hosted by the entire NC Congressional delegation,
headed by Congressman Richard Hudson, in Washington, D.C. Sept. 8-9. Governor
Pat McCrory welcomed his fellow North Carolinians; USDOT Secretary Anthony
Foxx began the days top of Transportation. A Transportation Leadership Panel then
followed; NCDOT Secretary Nick Tennyson recognized Rooms To Go and Godwin
Manufacturing in his remarks. Then an official briefing was given by all of the
NC Congressional members, during which affordable health care, banking
regulations and tax implications and their impact on small business, fracking, the XM
Bank and internet Sales Tax were all mentioned as concerns. All were concerned
about the long term ramifications of the Iran Agreement.
The overwhelming concern was around growing our economy and job
creation. Many spoke about the difficulties in getting loans for entrepreneurs. And
that entrepreneurism is at an all time low, at less than 30%. Congressman George
Holding stated Congress has passed a Small Business Tax Relief Bill—however he
was sure it would not pass the Senate due to gridlock. Congressman Mark Meadows remarked that the state needs to work
together to create jobs and to lesson the impact that too many regulations has had on businesses and jobs. Congressman David
Rouzer reiterated our need to be more business friendly—to grow our economy and to restrain spending in order to lesson our
debt situation. Following the days sessions, the delegation had dinner and conversation with Congresswoman Ellmers and some
of her staff.
Wednesday, Sept. 9th’s sessions included remarks by Mike Sommers, Chief of Staff to Speaker of the House John
Boehner, who commented his office knows that people are frustrated by the lack of accomplishment in the government. US
Senator Thom Tillis noted one of his main concerns is in regards to EPA regulations that could restrict economic growth in the
state. US Senator Richard Burr remains optimistic about our state and the nations economy. As a global economy some pitfalls
remain with the Corporate Tax, regulations, and our energy needs. He does believe that higher education is one of NC’s
greatest assets. US Representative Paul Ryan spoke about the need to shrink our government overall and to reform the welfare,
health care and prison systems.
Pictured, from left to right: Kim and Jim Schmidlin; Congresswoman Renee Ellmers; Brandon and Hope Tyndall; Tammy
Williams; Heather Lawson and Phyllis Norris.
On Sept. 10 a Cake Cutting ceremony was held at LEE'S SHOES to
help kick off their 45th Anniversary celebration. To start things off Chamber
President Hope Tyndall welcomed attendees to the festivities citing long ties
between the Lee's business and Dunn.
Reverend W.A. Cox of Second Baptist Church of Dunn gave the
invocation. Mayor Oscar Harris congratulated the Lee's on 45 years of success
and wished them 45 (and more) years of continued prosperity. County
Commissioner Abe Elmore congratulated the family on doing just what a
business should do—prosper. Heather Reed, daughter of Elrod and Joyce Lee,
spoke on behalf of LEE'S SHOES graciously thanking everyone for supporting her family's store throughout the years. She also announced that LEE'S
SHOES has officially begun offering select styles for sale online at
www.leesshoesofdunn.com. Make sure to stop by the store located at 203 N. Wilson Ave for your shoe and boot needs. Don't
forget they now carry a wide variety of dance apparel and shoes.
Pictured, from left to right: President Hope Tyndall; Elrod Lee, Heather Reed and Joyce Lee, of LEE’S SHOES; Mayor Oscar
Harris: Commissioner Abe Elmore; and Rev. W.A. Cox.
On Sept. 17, a Ribbon Cutting was held to celebrate the
expansion of the Lady Bugs in the Attic store to a second space.
Owners David and Mindy Wright, along with Suzanne and Charles
Royal, incorporated the unit next door into their thriving antiques
and primitives gift shop. President Hope Tyndall told of her sons
love of the Button Machine. Friend and local pastor Charles Royal
gave the invocation asking for guidance and a light to show the
path to success. City Councilman Billy Barfield thanked the couple
for choosing downtown for their business, and when faced with
the need to grow, made the decision to stay. Make sure to stop by
109 N. Wilson Avenue, to see all that they have to offer. Buy a candle — they are the best!
Pictured, from left to right: President Hope Tyndall; Charles and Suzanne Royal, and David and Mindy Wright, of Lady Bugs;
Councilman Billy Barfield; and Dal Snipes, building owner and Chairman, Dunn Downtown Development Corporation.
The Governmental Affairs Committee hosted a Candidates Forum on Sept. 24 for the Dunn Municipal races which included
candidates for City Council and Mayor. The event was moderated by VP of Governmental Affairs Russell Galvan. Questions
were asked either of each candidate or randomly by seat, in which each candidate for that seat had an opportunity to respond.
Some of the topics included Education, Vision for the City, Downtown Revitalization, City Government Leadership, and Business
Growth. Each candidate was given 90 seconds to answer questions and two minutes for closing remarks.
All candidates were invited to participate, but due to scheduling conflict Ward 1 candidate Ben Neusmayer was unable
to attend, and Ward 4 incumbent Billy Tart is unopposed.
The forum will be shown on Time Warner Cable’s Government Channel, channel 7 at varying times. Copies of the forum
can be purchased from the City of Dunn Administrative office for $5 each.
Pictured; from left to right, front to back:
Ward 5 candidates Keith Williams and
Chuck Turnage; Mayor candidates
Cowboy Wilkins and Oscar Harris; Ward 1
candidate Buddy Maness; Ward 2
candidates Gwen McNeill and Carnell
Robinson. Back row, left to right: Ward 6
candidates Thomas Jernigan, Robert
Brooks and Billy Barfield; and Ward 3
candidates Fred Chavis and Frank
McLean.
Mark Your Calendar
Christmas Gala
Friday, Nov. 13
Central Carolina Community College has been awarded $9.2
million First in the World grant by the U.S. Department of
Education. The four-year grant will be the largest in the 53-year
history of the college. The First in the World program is designed to
support the development, replication and dissemination of
innovative solutions. As well as provide evidence for what works in addressing
persistent and widespread challenges in post secondary education for students who are
at risk for not persisting in and completing college.
This First in the World grant titled “Carolina Works” will help spread the
proactive success coach model to nine additional North Carolina community colleges to
improve student outcomes statewide while also helping CCCC continue to refine its success coach/advising practice
locally.
A Midwest Higher Education Compact (MHEC) research brief recently listed Central Carolina Community
College among the most effective two-year colleges in the country, and the fourth most effective in North Carolina.
CCCC ranks “ Very High” in Effectiveness, meaning that its actual graduation rate is considerably above
anticipated rates for first-time, full-time, credential-seeking students. For more information on Central Carolina
Community College, visit www.cccc.edu.
LUNCH BOX
“Facebook Boot Camp
for Your Business”
Thursday, October 29, 2015
11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Hampton Inn
101 Jesse Tart Circle
Learn how to compile your Facebook marketing
strategy covering all aspects of the Facebook
marketing mix. How to measure and monitor
your success and that of your competitors,
attract new fans and engage existing fans,
optimize your Timeline and Ads and hear real
case studies about how brands use Facebook.
Presented by Martin Brossman.
$10 for Lunch —RSVP REQUIRED
RSVP to the Chamber at 910-892-4113
Or [email protected]
Find everything Campbell Sports
at www.gocamels.com
Upcoming 2015 DACC Events:
Nov. 13—Christmas Gala and Auction
Dec. 5—Dunn Christmas Parade
Jan. 21—Dunn Chamber Annual Banquet
For more information and details, visit the full
Calendar of Events at www.dunnchamber.com.
James Burke Photography—James is an on-location
photographer offering photography services for
families, events, portraits and more. For more
information, visit www.jamesburkephotography.com or
call (910) 309-7498 to schedule an appointment.
Excellence 2 Success—offering informational and
educational products and services, including audio,
video & books (physical and digital) with offerings in 3
main divisions: Financial, Professional & Personal
Development. To learn more or to schedule an
appointment with Ryan Ray, visit his Life Leadership
page at www.lifeleadership.com/61429790.
Fundamental Safety LLC—Firearms Safety and
Instruction. Offering NC Concealed Carry, NRA
classes, personal instruction and the Eddie Eagle
Children & Family Educational program. They
emphasize Safety, Fundamentals, and Fun! For the
next class date, or get more information, visit
www.concealedcarrynorthcarolina.com or call them at
910-987-9681.
Ken’s Woodcrafts—offering hand built swings,
benches, chairs, bird houses and specialty items.
Whatever you need to make your patio complete. Visit
Ken at the Dunn Farmer’s Market every Saturday, or
call him at (910) 850-3346 to arrange a visit to his
workshop.
Pleasant
View
Ministries—Non-profit ministry
focused on 3 Ministries in One: Love Ladies in Action;
Abundant Life Counseling; and Kids Matter. For more
information, or to schedule an appointment call (910)
514-9556.
Rooms To Go—America's #1 independent furniture
company with the nation's largest furniture inventory by
offering stylish furniture at everyday low prices, original
room packages, superior service and fast delivery.
Dunn facility will house a showroom /retail store,
warehouse and delivery hub service for online retail
sales. Grand Opening—October 17 at 10:00 a.m.
Make sure to stop by 901 Rooms to Go Way, or visit
www.roomstogo.com.
We would like to thank
Dunn-Benson Ford
for sponsoring the First
Responders Luncheon on 9/11
hosted by the
General Wm. C. Lee Commission
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
Shop
local first
...it
matters!
www.familymedsupply.com
1120 W Broad Street
Dunn NC
910-892-3432
The Education Committee of the Dunn Chamber
invites you to nominate an outstanding teacher for a
Golden Apple Award. Administrators, teachers,
counselors, parents and students are encouraged to
nominate an outstanding teacher currently teaching
full time at a Dunn Area Public or Private School,
which is an active member of the Dunn Area Chamber
of Commerce. For a Nomination Form, visit
www.dunnchamber.com under About Us—Forms and
Registrations or by calling the
Chamber office at 910-892-4113.
**If you would like to be a sponsor of this program, or provide a
gift with at least a $50 value—
contact the Chamber office. **
Congratulations to our Ambassador
of the Month, Valerie Newton
Valerie is a Sales Vice President
with Park Lane Jewelry, and has been
with them since 2006. She accessorizes
women’s lives through private appointments and personal
showings. Her personal motto is “Bling is my thing!” If you
know her, you know this to be true.
Since moving to Dunn 2 years ago, Valerie has
become very involved with community groups including
serving on the Ways & Means Committee of the Dunn
Woman’s Club; the Beautification Committee of the
Lucknow Garden Club; and as a standing board member
with Harnett Regional Theatre, as the House Manager—
coordinating volunteers for performances.
Valerie is married to Bruce, who is the Chair of the
Anatomy Department at Campbell University; they have two
sons—Grant, 25 and Connor, 21. In her free time she likes
to cook and entertain her friends and family. She enjoys
reading and is a member of the Thursday Afternoon Book
Club. She absolutely loves going to the beach, too.
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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
OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT
1801 W. Cumberland St.
Dunn, NC, 2833
(910) 892-4929
www.jernigansnursery.com
Large Offices, Reasonable Rent
Dr. David L. Bradham
Phone: 910-892-1119
www.bradhamchiro.net
407-K E Jackson Blvd, Erwin, NC
Snipes Insurance Service, Inc.
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
103 E Cumberland St
PO Box 310
Dunn, NC 28335
Phone 910-892-3282
Fax 910-892-5735