Chamber Currents - October 2008

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Official Quarterly Publication of the Crossville-Cumberland County Chamber of Commerce • 34 S. Main St. • Crossville, TN 38555 • 931-484-8444 • Fax 931-484-7511 • Oct. 2008 • Volume 26 • Number 4
MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR
As your Board
Chair I will continue working with
the entire Board
of Directors and
staff as we strive
to enhance the
economy so that
your business can
not only survive
but thrive. You will see your Chamber
pursuing its mission with even more
vigor.
The Chamber cannot be successful if you and your business are not
successful. Therefore, you will see us
heavily engaged in those legislative,
economic development and quality of
life issues that most affect your business. We work with our public offi-
cials to make sure our quality of life is
protected as we work to enhance our
efforts to recruit new jobs as well as
our existing employers to retain and
expand the workforce. These are all
critical components to the future success of our community and our business.
It is important that you know your
Chamber! The Crossville-Cumberland County Chamber of Commerce
is a private, not-for-profit 501 (c) (6)
organization. It unites companies,
professionals, organizations, groups
and education institutions who are
committed to build a better community. Clearly, most of our members are
small businesses interested in creating
and fostering a healthy environment in
which to conduct business.
But most importantly, the Chamber is people. People such as you - people who realize that through the
Chamber, we can accomplish collectively what no one individual can do
alone. The strength of the Chamber
lies in attracting a great number of
members, thus creating a pool of resources from which to draw ideas, energy and financial support.
As we face the challenges ahead
I would like to thank you as a member for your overwhelming support.
Collectively, your investment and participation in the Chamber provides the
foundation for continued growth and
success.
EXECUTIVE MANAGERS GROUP
James Perry, Chair
U.S. Senator Bob Corker met with
members of the Chamber’s Executive
Managers Group and other business
leaders on Wednesday, October 15 in
an informal presentation of financial
events of the past few months.
Senator Corker told the group that
he had asked to serve on the banking
committee just days prior to financial
crisis that started with failed investment
firms and swept through other segments of the nation’s economic base
like falling dominoes. Senator Corker,
who was elected to the U.S. Senate
in November of 2006, serves on the
banking, energy, foreign relations, small
business and aging committees.
Hard decisions lie ahead, Senator
Corker predicted, but he remains optimistic that with time and diligent effort
on the part of government, financial
and investment companies and tax
payers, the country has better days
around a distant corner.
Ted Meadows, Crossville City Manager; Senator Corker; City Councilman Earl Dean; Chamber Chair Janice Hamby; Crossville Mayor J.H. Graham III; Carolyn Flick, TAP Publishing
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Official Quarterly Publication of the Crossville-Cumberland County Chamber of Commerce
CONVENTION and VISITORS BUREAU
Pepe Perron, Vice Chair
24/7 Visitor Information Kiosk
The new 24/7 Visitor Information
Kiosk has been open since June of
this year and has been a huge success. Many tourists, new residents
and locals browse the kiosk daily.
We would like to thank the City of
Crossville for the recent addition of
a city map on display in the kiosk
which highlights area attractions to
direct visitors to area tourist destina-
tions. A special section highlighting
fine and casual dining has also been
added. Here you can find the Crossville-Cumberland County Restaurant
Guide as well as individual brochures
on quality area restaurants. Soon
the Gazebo will be adorned with an
oversized golf ball standing on top of
an oversized golf tee placed in artificial turf. You will also notice a new
sign for the Plateau Information Center facing Main Street. This project
would not have been possible without
the assistance of Progressive Savings
Bank, and USDA Rural Development.
The Cumberland County Master Gardeners will provide landscaping with
a grant from VEC. Stop by 34 South
Main Street and check out the 24/7
Visitor Information Kiosk today!
IT’S FOOTBALL TIME IN TENNESSEE!
The
Crossville-Cumberland
County Convention and Visitors
Bureau is once again teaming up
with the Vol-Network. At every Tennessee football game, a listener to
the Kick Off Call In Show, has the
opportunity to guess the Vol-Network trivia question and win a getaway package in Crossville, “The
Golf Capital of Tennessee”. The
package includes lodging, dinner
for two, a round of golf, and Cumberland County Playhouse tickets.
Go Vols!
Cumberland County Playhouse
Comfort Suites
LaQuinta Inn
Hampton Inn
Holiday Inn Express
Heatherhurst Golf Course
The Convention and Visitors Bureau
Dorchester Golf Course
would like to extend a special thanks
Druid Hills Golf Course
to all the businesses who contributed to the winner’s package.
Stonehenge Golf Course
Governor’s Conference on Tourism
The mission of the Tennessee Department of Tourist Development is to create
and promote travel to and
within Tennessee, to develop
programs to encourage and
support the growth of the
state’s tourism industry, to
manage a system of welcome
centers that provides visitors
with a positive impression of
Tennessee and to encourage
them to extend their stay, all
of which contributes to the
state’s economic growth,
thereby enriching the quality
Melody Norris, Crossville-Cumberland
County Chamber of Commerce and Susan
Whitaker, Commissioner, Tennessee
Department of Tourist Development
of life for every Tennessean.
The theme of the 2008 Governor’s Conference on Tourism was My Tennessee Story.
Glenn McDonald, CrossvilleCumberland County Convention and Visitors Bureau and
Melody Norris, CrossvilleCumberland County Chamber of Commerce attended
the conference held in Gatlinburg, September 24 – 26th.
The conference focused on
training seminars to further
educate Tennessee Tourism
and Industry Partners.
34 South Main Street • Crossville, TN 38555 • 931-484-8444 • Fax 931-484-7511
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CONVENTION AND VISITORS BUREAU — Pepe Perron, Chair
Crossville Hosts Press Tour
Journalists who contribute to
Links Magazine, Florida Golf Central Magazine, The Washington
Post, the LA Times and other highly
respected publications visited the
Upper Cumberland September
30th thru October 4th for the Geiger
& Associates Upper Cumberland
Press Tour. Several of the journalists played 36 holes a day on some
of Crossville’s finest courses. Others visited Ozone Falls State Natural Area for a guided hiking tour
through the scenic gorge. Several
journalists visited the Homesteads
Tower Museum, the Crabtree House
Living History Museum, the Cumberland Mountain State Park, the
Military Memorial Museum of Upper
Cumberland, the Palace Theatre
and the Crossville Depot. The end
of the trip was celebrated with a
reception, wine tasting and tour at
Stonehaus Winery.
Geiger & Associates is a public
relations firm specializing in media
marketing for travel and tourism
industry clients. The tour is sponsored by the Tennessee Department of Tourist Development.
Chamber Board Chair Janice Hamby and Chamber representatives Pepe Perron, Jane Powers and Rob Ramsey
meet with travel writers participating in the tour
The
Crossville-Cumberland
County Chamber of Commerce
has contracted to participate in ten
consumer golf shows in early 2009.
The shows include: Columbus,
OH; Louisville, KY; Washington,
DC; Philadelphia, PA; Chicago, IL;
Grand Rapids, MI; Cleveland, OH;
Milwaukee, WI and Detroit/Novi,
MI. Crossroads Marketing Group
and the Let’s Golf Travel Network
will be representing “Crossville, The
Golf Capital of Tennessee!” at the
shows. Each of the shows will generate leads that will be added to our
ever-growing database of golfers
interested in our area. Promoting
Crossville as THE golf destination in
Tennessee is another way to meet
the ever growing popularity in our
community.
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MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT DIVISION
Dorine Hatler, Vice Chair
NEW RIBBON CUTTINGS!
HEARTLAND CANDLES & GIFTS
SOUTHERN TRADITIONS
WILLIAM MARK REGENOLD D.D.S.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
SPA VIENNA
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MEMBERSHIP DEVELOPMENT DIVISION — Dorine Hatler, Vice Chair
CHAMBER WELCOMES NEW MEMBERS!
ASCENSION LUTHERAN CHURCH
57 Maple Grove Drive
Crossville, TN 38555
787-1066
FAIRFIELD GLADE TRAVEL
458 Lakeview Drive
Fairfield Glade, TN
707-7339
PERKS
TRACY SCARBROUGH
3160 Miller Avenue
707-2828
AWL SERVICES, LLC
1418 Industrial Blvd.
484-1241
HAPPY SAK EXXON
2255 Dunbar Road
788-0459
JEFF FREITAG
CONSTRUCTION
83 Cedar Ridge Lane
456-4366
CROSSVILLE AERO
2409 Sparta Hwy.
484-5016
HUGHES & CO. CLEANING SERVICES
1609 Bowman Loop
931-510-2983
LAS MARGARITAS
MEXICAN RESTAURANT
72 Woodmere Mall
456-5616
PARAMOUNT TITLE
SERVICES, LLC
45 Peavine Plaza, Suite 103
456-8080
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QUIZNOS SUB
601 Peavine Road
484-0336
RENEGADE NATIONAL GOLF RESORT
3721 Renegade Mountain Parkway
Crab Orchard, TN 37723
484-5285
SALON UNIQUE DAY SPA
724 Lantana Road
484-9765
STEFANIE WORLEY, ASSOCIATE
MEMBER of THIRD TENNESSEE
REALTY & ASSOCIATES
2008 North Main Street
Crossville, TN 38555 • 484-4173
WEST AVENUE LAUNDRY EXPRESS
817 West Avenue
787-1666
S & W POOL and SPA’S
296 West Avenue
456-POOL (7665)
SUZANN GRIFFITH, INDEPENDENT
BEAUTY CONSULTANT FOR
MARY KAY
20 West 5th Street, Suite 210
Crossville, TN 38555 • 707-1497
WILLIAM MARK REGENOLD D.D.S.
289 Highland Square
484-3664
ZURICH HOMES
29 Taylor Avenue, Suite 209
787-1800
NEW CHAMBER MEMBERS (Photos Unavailable)
BAKER REALTY COMPANY
P. O. Box 53471
Knoxville, TN 37950-3471
865-450-2999
BELLA BUTIK, INC.
59 South Main, Suite 103
787-0020
FOOD CITY
141 Towne Center Drive
707-9837
KMS CONSTRUCTION
949 Fred Tollett Road
788-1712 or 200-2683
PAGE 7
Outgoing Board Members from left to right: Bill Startup, Charlotte Medley, Randy Graham,
Charles Daugherty and Mike Metts.
ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
The changing of the guard. The
passing of the torch. It seems every
profession participates in some form of
it. The Crossville-Cumberland County
Chamber of commerce is no exception.
The annual membership meeting was
held August 1st at Forte’s in Tansi.
Janice Hamby, Chamber Chair introduced outgoing Chamber board
members and officers, who each
received plaques for their service.
Outgoing members include Charles
Daugherty, Randy Graham, Charlotte
Medley, Mike Metts, and Bill Startup.
Sam Venable was the guest speaker for the event. Mr. Venable, who is
known for his homespun humor, is a
University of Tennessee graduate, author, storyteller and an outdoor editor
for the Knoxville News Sentinel.
COMING DECEMBER 4th!!!!!!!!!!
HOLIDAY BUSINESS AFTER HOURS!
Janice Hamby stated,
“One of the most frequently
mentioned benefits of membership in the Chamber is
networking, so on a quarterly basis, the Chamber
sponsors a reception funded, and hosted by members
for members to get to know
each other in a relaxed and
comfortable environment.
If you haven’t made a habit
of attending, you’re missing
out on one of the best uses
of your membership investment. It’s not all about making a sale or even meeting
potential customers. Although that would be great,
networking also presents
the opportunity to learn
how other business leaders have been successful
in their business. So come,
not only armed with plenty
of business cards, but also
have your questions ready
for free advice.”
On October 23, 2008,
the Chamber held the quarterly Business After Hours
which was sponsored by
Cumberland County Bank.
This event was the kickoff our 12th Annual “Shop
Crossville First” campaign.
The event was a huge success with over 100 Chamber member representatives
attending.
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COMMUNITY Development Division
Jane Powers, Vice-Chair
Leadership Cumberland
Leadership Cumberland’s mission is
to assist emerging and existing leaders in
fully comprehending the complexities of
leadership in the community by providing
an understanding of the community’s organizations and methods of change.
At the Chamber Annual Membership
Meeting, Jane Powers, Chair of the Community Development Division, presented
plaques to members of the Leadership
Cumberland Class of 2008. Spokespersons Daniel Hassler and Pam Hofmann
gave remarks.
Members and their sponsors included:
Margo Brown
Art Circle Public Library
Aaron Dale Elmore
Farm Bureau Insurance
Patrick Shane Erickson
Cumberland County Bank
Danny Gibbs
Roane State Community College
Melissa Grant
Third Tennessee Realty & Associates
Daniel L. Hassler, II
Progressive Savings Bank;
Pam Hofmann
Third Tennessee Realty & Associates
Pat Kerley
Tennessee Department of Labor & Workforce Development
Tommy Lee
Fairfield Glade Community Club
Brian K. McLaughlin
Vol First Telecommunications Services
Kristin Morris
Kids On The Rise
First row: Terri Curran, Margo Brown, Kristin Morris, Pam Hofmann, Pat Kerley,
Tammy Thacker and Janice Hamby. Second row: Daniel Hassler, Tommy Lee, Jason
Sitton, Danny Gibbs and Brian McLaughlin.
Donna Parker
Crossville Housing Authority
Jason Sitton
Mortgage Investors Group
Tammy Thacker
Third Tennessee Realty & Associates.
The Leadership Cumberland 2008
Coordinator was Terri Curran.
Leadership Cumberland is a six month
program designed to expose participants
to all sides of important issues and opportunities. One day sessions are held
from January through June, from 8:30
am to 4 pm. Each session is planned to
provide information on specific topics—
local and state government, education,
health and human services, law enforcement and the justice system, economic
growth and development, tourism, industry, agriculture, community history and
heritage and public relations.
The topics are presented by local leaders with expertise in these areas. The community becomes the classroom with round
table discussions and field trips.
We are currently accepting applications for an expanded, more informative 2009 Leadership Cumberland
Class. If you would like to receive and
application, please contact the Chamber office at 484-8444.
Legislative
Breakfast
Jane Powers, Community Development Division Chair; (standing)
John Robbins, Field Representative for Congressman Davis; Brock
Hill, Cumberland County Mayor; Lincoln Davis, United States
Congressman; Laney Colvard, Committee Member;
and J.H. Graham III, Mayor, City of Crossville.
City of Crossville Mayor J.H. Graham III,
Cumberland County Mayor Brock Hill
and United States Congressman Lincoln
Davis gathered at the CHA Center on
Monday, October 6, 2008, along with approximately 100 Chamber of Commerce
members for the Legislative Breakfast.
The event was sponsored by Volunteer Energy Cooperative in conjunction
with the Legislative Affairs Committee.
Committee members include: Steve
Rains, Vice-Chair; Laney Colvard; Gary
Greene; Jane Powers and Janice Hamby, Chamber Chair.
PAGE 9
RETIREE-RELOCATION COMMITTEE — Miles Clark, Committee Chair
Retire
Tennessee
Meeting held in
Crossville
Representatives from all 9 Retire Tennessee communities met in Crossville at
Halcyon Days Restaurant on August 13th
for the annual Retire Tennessee meeting.
At the meeting issues was discussed pertaining to Retire Tennessee’s goals for the
upcoming year, the generation of leads
through the program, advertising opportunities and much more.
Crossville Mayor Pro-Tem Body Wyatt; Ramay Winchester, Retire Tennessee
Director; Crossville Councilman Earl Dean; and representatives for all 9 Retire
Tennessee Communities.
Crossville Partners with Retire TN at AARP in D.C.
Beth Alexander, Crossville-Cumberland County Chamber of
Commerce and Ramay Winchester, Retire Tennessee Program
Director assist attendees at the AARP Life@50+ Exhibition in
Washington D.C.
The Retire Tennessee Program took their booth to
Life@50+, AARP’s National Event and Expo held in
Washington D.C. Sept. 4-6. The 2008 Life@50+ event
marked the culmination of AARP’s 50th Anniversary celebration.
As the world is redefining what it means to turn
50, so is AARP. More than 31,000 people attended
the three-day event and found out quickly why many
were finding Tennessee as an up and coming retirement
destination. Beth Alexander, President and CEO of the
Crossville-Cumberland County Chamber of Commerce,
and Ramay Winchester, Retire Tennessee Program Director, attended this event to promote Tennessee as a
wonderful place to retire. For more information on Retire
Tennessee, please go to www.RetireTennessee.org or
call Ramay Winchester at (731) 336-2630.
Chamber represents Crossville and
Cumberland County at national Conferences
The National Active Retirement Association (NARA) hosted its 9th Annual
Business Conference on Oct. 1-3, 2008.
The conference, entitled, “Solving the
Active Adult Puzzle” was held at the
oceanfront Hilton Myrtle Beach Resort.
National retirement/boomer experts
hosted informative sessions with topics
including marketing products and services, building and retiree attraction to
towns/cities. Beth Alexander represented the Crossville-Cumberland County
Chamber of Commerce at the event.
The American Association of Retirement Communities will host the
2008 AARC Annual Conference in Savannah, GA on November 5-7, 2008.
The conference will feature a specialized track of education seminars for
organizations involved with economic
development, tourism and with governmental and academic research
units. Some of the seminar topics include; Determining if My Community
is Right and Ready – A Case Study;
Building an Effective Grand Strategy;
and Building a Website: Hitt8ing the
Bull’s Eye in your Target Market. Beth
Alexander will represent the Crossville-Cumberland County Chamber of
Commerce at the event.
Ms. Alexander will also attend the
RPI Media Real Estate Show in Philadelphia on February 6-8, 2009 as a
requirement of the Retire Tennessee
program. The three-day conference
will bring together exhibitors from
across the nation and conference attendees looking to relocate.
PAGE 10
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD
Don Sadler, Vice-Chair
Governor’s Conference on Economic
and Community Development
The Tennessee Governor’s Conference on Economic and Community Development was held in Nashville,
September 15-16th. At the conference Cumberland
County received recognition from Tennessee State
Governor Phil Bredesen for the county’s renewal status
as a Three-Star Community. The Three-Star Program
is designed as a road map to assist local communities
in their effort to achieve excellence in community and
economic development. Participating communities are
guided through a comprehensive plan of essential criteria developed by local economic development professionals and a cooperative collaboration of various
state agencies. These combined efforts have made the
Three-Star Program an important component of our
state’s economic strategy.
L — R: Commissioner Kisber, Don Sadler, Janice Hamby,
Governor Bredesen, Jane Powers, Beth Alexander, and
Assistant Commissioner Rich Meredith
CROSSVILLE FEATURED
AS ONE OF 101 GREAT
LOCATIONS IN THE
SOUTHERN AUTOMOTIVE
CORRIDOR!!!
PROJECT ARROW
The Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development sent an RFP to the Crossville-Cumberland
County Chamber of Commerce in June regarding a permanent site for National Scout Jamborees. Conceivably the
investment could be $100 million and would be completed
within five years from the date of site selection.
In September the Chamber received a letter from the Boy
Scouts of America stating “On behalf of Scouts and Scouting Volunteers across America, I offer my heartfelt appreciation for your efforts in Project Arrow. Your contributions have
been an important part of our process in selecting the site for
our future national scout jamborees”.
“We greatly appreciate your participation in this site selection process. Unfortunately your site was not selected for
further consideration”. The Boy Scouts organization sent a
commemorative Norman Rockwell print depicting a Scout’s
return from a great camping experience.
City Manager Ted Meadows with Chamber Chair Janice Hamby
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RETAIL TRADE DIVISION
Jerry Wood, Vice Chair
Chamber Announces 12th Annual
“Shop Crossville First”
Current economic conditions make it more important
then ever to think about where you spend your hard earned
money.
Because local government services depend so much
on local sales tax collections, the annual “Shop Crossville First” campaign of the Crossville-Cumberland County
Chamber of Commerce takes on an even bigger significance this year. One way everyone can help keep property
taxes low is to Shop Crossville First!
And with gas prices still higher then last year, driving less
and shopping locally saves you both time and money too.
“We believe it makes sense and saves dollars,” said
Chamber Board Chair Janice Hamby. “Besides getting
great deals locally, shoppers will save on time and gas by
not driving to places like Knoxville or Nashville to shop. With
the rise of online shopping, customers might be swayed to
stay at home altogether, but the Internet is hardly an alternative to the warm, friendly, face-to-face service that our
local businesses can offer. Plus, with all the high shipping
costs and the long wait for your purchases to arrive, it’s
so much easier to go around the corner to your favorite
store.”
With shopping locally a priority for the whole community, this year the program’s visibility will be raised with billboards featuring pictures of those who protect and serve
the community thanks to our sponsors and Flynn Sign
Company. The billboards show individuals representing
community police and fire protection as well as teachers,
all professions that are funded through local sales tax revenues. (Photos provided by Jim Young)
“Keeping tax dollars in Crossville and Cumberland
County also supports local businesses that employ our
friends and neighbors,” explained Jerry Wood who chairs
the Chamber’s Retail Development Division. Wood added
that 123 businesses supported the “Shop Crossville First”
program last year.
Shoppers can start looking for the “Shop Crossville
First” logo on Thanksgiving, November 27, 2008. Aside
from finding great deals on holiday gifts, participating businesses will also have registration forms and boxes. This
year, twenty $100 gift certificates from participating merchants will be won. Five gift certificates will be drawn each
Monday on December 1,8,15 and 22.
Wood and Hamby both expressed their thanks to this
years corporate sponsors, The Bank of Crossville, Cumberland County Bank, First Bank, First National Bank of Tennessee, Progressive Savings Bank and Highland Federal
Savings and Loan for support and assistance with supply
expenses, and thank you to all Crossville businesses for
their support.
For more information or to participate in the program,
contact the Chamber at 484-8444. Media coverage will
be provided by the Crossville Chronicle, Glade Vista, PEG
Broadcasting and JWC Broadcasting.
PAGE 12
BUSINESS BAROMETER
for Crossville and Cumberland County
Population Census
Cumberland County
City of Crossville
Building Permits City of Crossville - New Homes
Lake Tansi - New Homes
Fairfield Glade - New Homes
1990
2000
34,736
46,802
10,433 special census June 2006
2001
108
86
110
2002
60
62
109
2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
48,058
48,604
49,391
50,084
51,346
52,344
2004
152
65
105 2005
105
77 193
2006
179
68
250
2007
147
85
129
2008
56 (Sept)
43 (Sept)
73 (Sept)
2003
89 62 118 Other Indicators
2001
2002
2003 2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
Electric Meters
Employment
Unemployment
Unemployment Rate
26,907
19,480
1,340
6.4%
27,506
20,840
1,310
5.9%
28,240
21,140
1,430
6.3%
28,905
20,620
1,264
4.9%
29,577
20,470
1,380
6.3%
30,540
21,320
1,230
5.4%
31,341
21,730
1,280
5.6%
31,688 (Sept)
20,770 (Sept)
1,800 (Sept)
8.0% (Sept)
Local Option Sales TaxDECEMBER 2007
JANUARY 2008
FEBRUARY 2008MARCH 2008APRIL 2008
County/City NameNet Collections Net CollectionsNet CollectionsNet CollectionsNet Collections
Cumberland County
Crossville
Pleasant Hill
Crab Orchard
$ 189,465.00
$ 1,146,993.50
$ 4,993.70
$ 19,114.30
$ 205,971.62
$ 1,384,109.42
$ 3,513.13
$ 13,453.53
Local Option Sales TaxMAY 2008
JUNE 2008
$ 157.614.23
$ 992,316.16
$ 3,625.09
$ 8,571.01
$ 158,308.61
$ 974,479.72
$ 3,315.68
$ 8,391.58
$ 200,799.06
$ 1,117,653.31
$ 3,260.07
$ 9,965.38
JULY 2008AUGUST 2008SEPTEMBER 2008
County/City NameNet CollectionsNet CollectionsNet CollectionsNet CollectionsNet Collections
Cumberland County
Crossville
Pleasant Hill
Crab Orchard
Board of
Directors:
Janice Hamby
Dorine Hatler
Tonya Hinch
Roy Howard
Janet Kluender
$ 238,879.61
$ 1,126,870.14
$ 2,617.13
$ 16,964.13
$ 276,430.76
$ 1,194,178.00
$4,738.21
$ 16,465.61
James Perry
Pepe Perron
Jane Powers
Steve Rains
Don Sadler
William C. Schmich, Jr.
Ken Stephens
Ben Sweeney
Cindy Turner
Jerry Wood
Ex Officio:
David Gibson
Ted Meadows
Crossville-Cumberland County
Chamber of Commerce
34 South Main Street
$ 318,253.44
$ 1,302,538.63
$ 6,217.97
$ 19,056.89
$ 288,903.21
$ 1,135,800.14
$ 4,357.46
$ 14,719.33
Ad Hoc:
Don Alexander
Charles Daugherty
Randy Graham
$ 266,037.95
$ 1,147,840.11
$ 3,936.74
$ 7,986.84
Chamber Staff:
Beth Alexander
Gail Langen
Sam McAdoo
Melody Norris
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