Golf Shoot-Out
Congratulations to the One Team Clinic
team, winner of the Greene County Partnership’s 25
th
annual Golf Shoot-Out Thursday, October 22 at Link Hills Country Club. Our sincere appreciation goes out to our title sponsors, C&C Millwright Maintenance and SumiRiko Tennessee; contest sponsors, Rodefer Moss & Co., Delfasco, East Tennessee Iron and Metal, Marsh Propane, and First Tennessee; hole sponsors, 1 Team Clinic, American Greetings, AMSEE, Atmos, C&C Millwright Maintenance, Consumer Credit Union, First Tennessee, Greeneville Light & Power System, Leonard Associates, Life Care Center of Greeneville, Marsh Propane, Parker Hannifin, SumiRiko Tennessee, and Summers Taylor; and to our beverage sponsor Greeneville Oil & Petroleum, our golf ball sponsor Greeneville Federal Bank, our snack sponsor Professional Vending Service, and our golf towel sponsor Endless Revenue Marketing. We also extend our thanks to our teams.
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INDUSTRY APPRECIATION
Guests at the Partnership’s Annual Industry Appreciation Reception Tuesday, October 22, were treated to an array of hors d'oeuvres from Angeez Catering and hospitality at Link Hills. Our sincere appreciation goes out to the sponsors who made this event possible: 1 Team Clinic LLC, A Services Group, Accuforce Staffing, Andrew Johnson Bank, APEX Bank, Atmos Energy, Baker Donelson, Ballad Health – Greeneville Community Hospital, C & C Millwright Maintenance Co., Consumer Credit Union, Delfasco, East TN Iron and Metal, Endless Revenue Marketing, First Tennessee, Grand Rental Station, Greeneville Iron and Metals, Greeneville Light and Power, John Deere Power Products, Marsh Propane, Summers Taylor, Inc., The Greeneville Sun and Transport Technologies.
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Membership Breakfast
Sponsorships are available for the 2020 Monthly Membership Breakfasts. Contact Lori Dowell at 423-638-4111 or email
gcp@greenecop.com
for more information on sponsoring one of these events.
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Christmas Lunch
Mark your calendar now for the December Christmas Lunch, scheduled for Tuesday, December 3 at 11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. The cost of the lunch is $20 with reservations, $25 without. Special entertainment will be
The Flying J's.
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Greene County Partnership Sponsorship Opportunities
Sponsorship opportunities for 2020 are available for each of the departments and are crucial in providing monetary support for each entity. Available monetary sponsorships include the Iris Festival, Annual Meeting, Industry Appreciation Reception, Farm-City Banquet, Tourism’s Festival of Trees, Antique Appraisal Fair & Show, Sports Council Luncheon, Educational Workshops, “High Tops to High Heels” Women in Sports & Tourism Luncheon and the National Junior College Athletic Association’s DIII World Series, and Keep Greene Beautiful golf tournament, 3-Mile Walk, Great American Cleanup, Conservation Camp and Sanitation Breakfast. Other programs that benefit include Youth Leadership. Youth Council and the Education & Workforce Development Department. For more information, contact the Partnership at 638-4111 or email
gcp@greenecop.com
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Farm-City Banquet
A limited number of tickets at $15 are available for the 31
st
Annual Farm-City Banquet, scheduled for Thursday, November 21 at 6 p.m. at the Clyde Austin 4-H Center. The speaker of the banquet will be Jeff Aiken, Tennessee Farm Bureau President. The banquet will feature a pork chop dinner with all the trimmings followed by the presentation of the J.W. Massengill Distinguished Service to Agriculture Award and the Robert C. Austin Distinguished Service to Community Award. For more information or to sponsor this event, please call Lori Dowell at 638-4111 or email
gcp@greenecop.com
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Ribbon Cuttings & Open House
The Green Coat Ambassadors attended the following ribbon cuttings: County Line Pie, October 7 and Greeneville Community Hospital West Sleep Lab, October 25. Many thanks to Hampton Inn for hosting an Open House on Thursday, October 17.
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Greeneville Community Hospital West Sleep Lab
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Please join the Green Coat Ambassadors at a ribbon cutting for 70 & Summer Coin Laundry on Monday, November 18 at 3:45 p.m. The new business is located at 1045 W. Summer Street.
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2019 High Tops to High Heels
The Sports Council just hosted a very successful 2
nd
Annual High Tops to High Heels Luncheon sponsored by Consumer Credit Union on Tuesday, October 29
th
with more than 550 in attendance. The guest speaker, former Olympic gold medalist Kate Ziegler, held everyone’s attention as she told stories of how she became a swimmer, crossing that finish line for the gold medal and how she set achievable goals for herself. Our 2019 Miss TN Brianna Mason, sponsored by South State Contractors, Rocky Top Veterinary and Q-Care, also had a very encouraging message and emcee, Emmy nominated WJHL News Anchor Sara Diamond led the luncheon. A very special, personal greeting by ESPN Commentator Robin Roberts led into the program. The Sports Award winner went to local Terry Hull Crawford and the Tourism Award went to Kathy Knight. All in attendance also left with a flower from Charlotte’s Florals, Charlotte is a former Youth Leadership grad, and bracelets that stated “Empower, Encourage, Enlighten”. A huge thanks goes out to all of the sponsors: Title Sponsor Consumer Credit Union as well as Centriworks Thermocopy, Grand Rental Station, Greeneville Light & Power, Professional Vending, Radio Greeneville, The Greeneville Sun, Ballad Health, Davy Crockett TA Travel Center, Farm Bureau (Carla Reaves Agent), First TN Bank, Greeneville Federal Bank, Greeneville Water Commission, Hampton Inn, Hometown Realty, McInturff, Milligan & Brooks, Signature Healthcare, The Greeneville Reds, Tusculum University Athletics, 1 Team Clinic, Andrew Johnson Bank, Capitol Theatre, Captain’s Cleaning Service, Carnegie Hotel, City Garage Car Museum, Firemen on Call, General Morgan Inn, Greene County YMCA, Kelly Merkel/Crossfit Arcane, Noon Rotary, Northeast TN Tourism Assoc., Sharon Collins and Sports Destination Management. Business that enabled all five high schools and Tusculum University students to attend were: American Greetings – CDHS, The Leonard Family – GHS, Apex Bank – NGHS, AMSEE-Gary’s Paint & Body & Creekside Markets – SGHS, Corley’s Pharmacy & Kiwanis of Greeneville – Tusculum University & Town of Mosheim – WGHS.
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Festival of Trees
Tourism’s Seventh Annual Greeneville Festival of Trees is November 17-26 in the Greeneville Commons Shopping Center between Hobby Lobby and Maurice’s. Entries are now being accepted. This is a great way to promote team building in the workplace, healthy competition and lots of fun. The Open House is from 1-5 on Sunday, November 17 and the 10-day silent auction ends at noon on Tuesday, November 26. All items must be removed from the venue by noon on Wednesday, November 27. Contact Tammy Kinser at
tkinser@greenecop.com
for an application or go online to:
http://tiny.cc/krnrfz
to enter. The committee is seeking door prizes and volunteers for the event as well. A special thanks goes out to our sponsors Food City, SumiRiko Tennessee, Inc., Greeneville Light & Power, Air Pro Heating & Cooling, Radio Greeneville, The Greeneville Sun and State Farm Jaron Snoeyenbos.
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Halloween Hustle
Congratulations to the Keep Greene Beautiful “Halloween Hustle” Walk winners: Grant Litchfield,14 & under; Nevaeh Nuckols, 15-19; Luna Evans, 20-29; Amy McKinney, 30-39; Jenny Waddell, 40-49; Jerome Julian, 50-59; Randy Broce, 60-69; and Walter Rademacher, 70 & up. Daniel Hawk and Christian Novak won the prize for best costumes. Thank you to Ballad Health, title sponsor; First Tennessee Bank; Scepter Greeneville; T-shirt sponsors (MedTech, Central Drug, APEX Bank, Dr. Daniel Lewis, East TN Promotions, Life Care of Greeneville, Grand Rental Station), and prize sponsors.
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Keep Greene Beautiful recognized 40 local sanitation workers with an appreciation breakfast at Tusculum University Cafeteria on November 6. Thank you Transport Technologies, Scepter Greeneville and Wal-Mart Transportation for sponsoring the event.
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Greene County received the Governor's ThreeStar Award at the 2019 Governor's Conference on Economic Development. ThreeStar promotes economic and community prosperity through collaboration to positively impact every Tennessean.
In addition to the award, Greene County received a $10,000 grant to assist in the goal of becoming an ACT Work Ready Certified Community.
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Hardin Industrial Complex Phase II has been designated as a Select Tennessee Certified Site. Representatives from Greene County traveled to Nashville for the Governor's Conference on Economic Development where the site was recognized by Governor Bill Lee and TNECD Commissioner Bob Rolfe.
Hardin Industrial Complex is owned by the Town of Greeneville. During the certification process, the Town of Greeneville contributed the match portion of a TNECD Site Development Grant in order to grade 11 acres of the 20.5 acre certified site.
Click
here
to read the press release announcing the new Select Tennessee Certified Site.
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Happy Anniversary to these wonderful members! Members celebrating November Chamber Anniversaries:
Signature Health Care of Greeneville, 39 years
Walmart Supercenter, 35 years
Lamar Advertising, 34 years
Premier Transportation, 15 years
The UPS Store 5004, 15 years
Preferred Properties of East Tennessee, Inc., 12 years
Fairfield Estates , 11 years
Tusculum Family Physicians, 9 years
City Garage Car Museum, 9 years
Home Instead Senior Care, 9 years
Ultimate Shine 3-Minute Express Car Wash, 8 years
Kiwanis Club of Greeneville, 7 years
Scrap Guy, 7 years
Gardner Paint Services, Inc., 7 years
Factory Connection, 6 years
Allen R. Jones, 6 years
Community Pharmacy of Greeneville, 2 years
Around Pond R.V., 1 year
DirectMD Greeneville, 1 year
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Greeneville Community Hospital
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