117 Main St. .................... . Sterling, Colo. ....................... ........ 970-522-4800
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Our Business Of The Week
Hope House
Helping Other People Excel
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212 N. 3rd St. ...........……........ . Sterling, Colo. ....................... ........ 970-380-7885
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Glenna Phelps- Aurich, Executive Director of Logan County Chamber of Commerce, (center) recently presented the Logan County Chamber of Commerce Business of the Week to Hope House and
Shaun M. Wilson, Ashley Whited, Tracy Wise and Alec Solky.
…Hope House was started by Shaun M. Wilson in May 2017. Shaun had a family member who was incarcerated and upon their release it was clear that they had changed.
…What once was a kind, gentle, understanding 18 year old was now a 25 year old who was angry, bossy, and not willing to listen. Through his and Shaun’s efforts, he became an independent man who had grace, understanding of others, and a compassion to do well in life. Shaun’s family members’ journey was how HOPE HOUSE came to life and his accomplishments spoke volumes to Shaun that if others had the opportunity just maybe they would make the shift to become valued people and community members.
…In 2019 Pastor Kirschbaum purchased the 212 N. 3rd St. building and rents it to the Hope House. The Hope House residents along with Pastor Kirschbaum’s team remodeled the entire building. Hope House residents have a beautiful living room, a remodeled bathroom, a family kitchen, and dining room.
Hope House primarily works with individuals who are on parole.
…When space is available, they work with probationers as well. They offer case management, structured programs such as (S.O.A.R.) Starting Over and Reconnecting, True Grit (The Real Unique Endeavors) require true grit, Employment Seeking, Coordination of Self Care to include referrals to other Community Stakeholders and assisting them with reconnecting with the community and/or their families. They are a drug/alcohol free environment as well as a strong faith in others and GOD.
…You can contact Hope House at Hopehouseeasternco.org, email at s.wilsonhopehouse@gmail.com or by calling 970-380-7885.
Join Us In Congratulating
Hope House
Our Business Of The Week
#tying our community together
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Haxtun Health
235 W. Fletcher Haxtun, CO 80731 (970) 774-6123
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Contact Glenna at the Chamber if you would like to help with this event. |
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Courtesy of the Journal Advocate....
"There was a time when all Brock Baseggio wanted to do was get out of Sterling. But now the assistant vice president of lending at First FarmBank is an avid supporter of his community and wants to do whatever he can to get future generations to consider staying here..."
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Wells Fargo
129 S. 3rd St. Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 521-4120
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FALL CLEAN-UP NOTICE
The City of Sterling announces the FALL CLEANUP, scheduled to begin the week of October 18, 2021. As a service to residential trash customers, the City will pick up any trash or rubbish, which is legally disposable at the Logan County Landfill. Appliances such as Refrigerators and freezers are no longer accepted at the landfill, the City crews will not accept refrigerators or freezers as part of the fall cleanup.
The City has divided residential neighborhoods into four areas and City crews will only pick up items on the designated day(s) for each area. CITY WILL NOT COME BACK TO PICK UP ITEMS SET OUT AFTER DESIGNATED ROUTE IS COMPLETED. All items should be available for pick-up no later than 7 a.m. on the first date of your area pick-up
PLEASE DO NOT SET OUT ITEMS MORE THAN THREE (3) DAYS PRIOR TO PICK-UP DATES.
The schedule is tentatively set at follows:
Monday, October 18 &, Tuesday October 19 – residences north of Broadway and east of Division Avenue
Wednesday, October 20 and Thursday, October 21 – residences north of Phelps Street and west of Division Avenue
Friday, October 22 – residences south of Broadway and east of Division Avenue
Monday, October 25 and, Tuesday October 26 – residences south of Phelps Street and west of Division Avenue
Every attempt will be made to follow this schedule, but the weather and number of residents participating may require a schedule adjustment.
The cleanup program is designed to assist homeowners in discarding oversized items from City of Sterling resident households only. Business debris, large quantities of construction debris or debris items originating from other sources, TV’s /computer monitors (any electronic items), or Tires will not be picked up.
To participate in the cleanup, residents must place the material to be disposed of in the alley adjacent to their property. If there is no alley, materials should be placed near the curb.
IMPORTANT CHANGE: The Logan County Landfill requires debris materials to be separated before being brought to the landfill metal and wood must be placed in separate piles prior to the City crew loading the materials. The City Crews cannot pick-up TV’s /computer monitors (any electronic items), or tires.
Any loose material must be bagged, boxed, or tied into bundles. Material should not be placed in the street or on the sidewalk where it will interfere with pedestrian or vehicle traffic.
Examples of items accepted by City crews include mattresses, lumber, furniture, bed frames, cabinets, washers, dryers, ranges, dishwashers, microwaves and water heaters.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
SANITATION DIVISION---522-2619
CITY OF STERLING, COLORADO
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Sterling Correctional Facility
12101 Hwy. 61 Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 521-8215
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Not In Downtown?
if you are not in the downtown area and your
business or organization would like to participate,
contact the Chamber and we can reserve a space
on Second Street. The map shows the route and
direction to go but children can jump in at any point.
Please just follow the one way direction.
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Invest In Children
The Colorado Department of Human Services (CDHS) has partnered with Executives Partnering to Invest in Children (EPIC) to create a 5-month Design Lab which will help employers, or community partnerships that include employers, prepare and plan for the creation of an on-site or near-site child care program. Employers including for-profit, non-profit, and government entities are all welcome to participate. 2021 legislation (Senate Bill 236) created an $8.8 Million Employer-Based Child Care Facility Grant Program to provide support for these projects in Colorado. A explanatory webinar has passed but information is still available. ........ EPIC Lab .........................................Colorado EPIC
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Eagle Convenience Stores
930 W. Main St. Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 522-0801
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Thank You
For Joining Your Chamber Of Commerce!
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Click The Business' Name For Information
On Our New Members.
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Thank You For Renewing Your Membership
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Better Electric Inc
Christ United Methodist Church
Dr James I. Armbruster, DMD, PC
Edward Jones - Brandon Steele, Financial
Equitable Savings & Loan Association
Furniture Mart
H & R Block
Harmony Home
HR Tire Co Inc
Ice Lanes Bowling Center
Jackson Insurance Agency
Legacy CPA & Financial Services, LLC
The Legacy (Assisted Living)
Leibert - McAtee & Associates Inc.
Lorenzo Apothecary
Morgan & Seetch Accounting
Murphy Insurance Center
N.E. Agri-Service
Pioneer Distributing
Prairie Mountain Publishing CO
Rotary Club (Sterling)
Sky Ranch Golf and Grill
Stahla Mobile Homes Inc.
Sterling Correctional Facility
Sterling Travel Agency - Travel Savers
Sterling Trophy Shop
Sugar Beet Days
Town of Peetz
Williamson Lowery Fredregill
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Nichols Tillage Tools Inc.
312 HerefordAve. Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 522-8676
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Brick and mortar businesses can meet the needs of all
their customers including those who are self-quarantining
through our Virtual Marketplace. Your store will be seen
promoted on the Logan County Chamber's website,
social media sights and through the weekly E-news.
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AirMedCare Network
1-720-595-6463
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Victorian Mourning
Join us on Wed., Oct. 27 at 10:30 a.m. for History Café. This
month we will be discussing a slightly spooky subject as we look at the customs and
rituals of Victorian mourning and also learn a bit about Victorian Spiritualism. Following
the lead of Queen Victoria who mourned the death of her husband, Prince Albert for the
rest of her life, the Victorian people became obsessed with rituals surrounding the death
of a loved one. Learn about some of these unusual customs and see the O’Connell
House regaled in full mourning décor as we discuss questions such as “Why are mirrors
draped in black following the death of a loved one?” and “Why is it significant which way
a deceased loved one is removed from their home?”. We’ll also discuss the rise of
Spiritualism during the Victorian era and ponder whether these “spiritualists” could really
communicate with the dead as they claimed that they could! Please call the museum at 522-3895 and let us know that you will be joining us for
coffee, muffins and a little bit of “creepy” history on Oct. 27
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Tickets On Sale For Autumn Tea
Tickets are on sale the Autumn Tea at the Overland Trail Museum on Mon., Nov. 15, at 2 p.m. The traditional tea will be celebrating “Back to the Sound of Music” with special guest Elsa Wolff as Maria Von Trapp. Elsa Wolff, entertainer and educator, has been performing, teaching, singing and storytelling for 20 years. As a performer, Elsa, also known as "The Guitar Lady" performs for elementary age children as well as senior citizens throughout the Denver area. Elsa also performs around the country through her Living History Presentations as Amelia Earhart, Minnie Pearl, Maria Von Trapp and most recently Annie Oakley. Come and enjoy traditional tea delights showcasing a few of our “Favorite Things”! Ticket prices are $15.00 per person and seating is limited! Call the Museum to reserve your spot or stop in and pick up your ticket for this special event! 970-522-3895.
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Win The Holiday Season
During this free, one-hour webinar on Thurs., Oct. 14 at 2 p.m. we'll provide you with tips and actionable steps to stand out from the crowd with a holiday marketing plan that leverages the channels that matter most to your business. Join Constant Contact and guest Bryan Caplan, a national speaker for Grow with Google and Constant Contact. Bryan works with entrepreneurs around the world, teaching and coaching on digital marketing topics to help small businesses grow and succeed.Here's what we'll cover:• Planning your holiday marketing campaign• Promoting your campaign in all the right channels• Can't attend? You can still register. We'll send you a free recording of the webinar to watch on your own time.
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Pumpkin Caving And
Decorating Contest
Sterling Public Library will have a pumpkin carving/decorating contest. Pumpkins may be carved or decorated in any way and brought to the library between Oct. 20-24. All ages are welcome to participate. Pumpkins will be on display through Oct. 31. Everyone may vote for their favorite pumpkin and the one with the most votes win.
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Library Is Hosting
Annual Parade Of Trees
The Sterling Public Library is once again having our Annual Parade of Trees! If you want to join us, send in the attached application by Nov. 12 so that we can assign trees. You can start decorating the trees beginning Wed., Nov. 17 but need to be completely decorated by Wed., Nov. 24 at 5 p.m.
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Sterling Regional MedCenter
615 Fairhurst St. Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 522-0122
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Xcel Energy - Sterling
502 S. 8th Ave. Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 521-1800
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America is where innovation thrives, and cutting-edge medicine is no exception. Right now, scientists are conducting more than 140,000 clinical trials across all 50 states to explore the potential of the therapeutics, vaccines, diagnostics, and cures we need to fight disease—from coronavirus to cancer. There’s no question that life-changing, lifesaving solutions are on the way - as long as we keep the path from mind to market as smooth and obstacle-free as possible. Because, as the data shows, the path is already treacherous enough. Today, investing in new drug development requires between $1.7 billion and $3.2 billion upfront - and there’s little guarantee for success. For every 25,000 drug compounds that start in the laboratory, 25 make it to clinical trials, 5 make it to market, and only one recoups the costs invested. Similarly, new vaccine projects have an average 94 percent rate of failure.
Best Business Advocates
Local Chambers of Commerce are our nation’s strongest small business advocates, providing a voice for thousands of communities across America. When businesses succeed, communities succeed, and local chambers are there every step of the way empowering businesses to grow and thrive even in the most challenging of circumstances. That’s why the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is proud to celebrate “Support Your Local Chamber Day” on Oct. 20. Over the course of the last year, local chambers, with support from the U.S. Chamber, led the way in helping small businesses safely reopen and put them on a path to recover from the devastating effects of the COVID-19 Best Support
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Americans Need Government IT Systems
Technology continues to change each individual's way of living, including how we interact with the government. In 2001, only 30% of the American public e-filed their taxes; in 2019, the number roseto over 90%. As technology quickly develops, so do its uses within the federal government to better serve the American public with creative and innovative front-facing solutions. However, federal information technology (IT) has not been able to keep up with the private sector or our increasingly digital way of life.
Join Employers To Protect Workers
America's business community plays a critical role in combatting the pandemic. Now that safe and effective vaccines are available, every business must rally around a common goal: accelerate vaccinations, reopen safely, and defeat the pandemic. Employers across the country are taking vital
steps to get the country back to health—and we are committed to providing you the expert guidance
and resources you need to get the job done. Join the Rally for Recovery today. Rally for Recovery Commitment, a U.S. Chamber-led program encouraging every company and organization to take three basic, but important, steps to get the country back to health and American workers back to work.
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U.S. Chamber On Demand
Thoughtful and engaging conversations with business leaders, government officials and experts on the most urgent topics impacting businesses today. Available now on demand. .. . . . . .. .. . Browse Videos
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Employee Ownership Trial Grant
This grant is available to Colorado-headquartered small businesses to pay for the reimbursement of professional technical services required to transition your business to become a Colorado Employee Owned Company. Applications are due Oct. 29.Workshop De tails/Trial Grant
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Child Tax Credit
July many Coloradans began receiving their monthly payments automatically under the recently expanded federal Child Tax Credit, but more people need to take action and file their taxes to take advantage of this, the Earned Income Tax Credit and other life-changing tax credits. Child Credit
Free Application To College Days Set
To encourage more Coloradans to continue their education, Governor Jared Polis has announced that all 32 public colleges and universities in Colorado, as well as several private institutions will allow students to apply for free from Tues., Oct. 19 through Thurs., Oct. 21, 2021 as part of the fourth annual Colorado Free Application Days. “Earning a certificate or degree gives Coloradans the best opportunity to thrive in the profession of their choice,” said Gov. Polis. “Colorado is building back stronger and by eliminating this cost barrier, more Coloradans will have the opportunity to pursue those dreams. We need homegrown Colorado talent and bold ideas to make Colorado better than ever.” of their own.
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Colorado Increasing Minimum Wage In 2022
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment’s (CDLE) Division of Labor Standards and Statistics (DLSS) announced the proposed new Colorado minimum wage, currently at $12.32 for 2021, will rise on January 1, 2022 to $12.56, or $9.54 for those receiving enough in tips for total pay to meet or exceed the full minimum wage. Annually inflation-adjusting the minimum wage is mandated by a section of the Colorado Constitution that Colorado voters adopted in a 2006 ballot measure (with the exception of 2017-20, when the minimum wage rose by larger amounts due to another ballot measure, in 2016, raising the minimum wage by 90-99 cents annually until it reached $12.00 by 2020).
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Resources Available To Help
The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment has compiled resources to help the business community navigate and recover from the economic impacts of the pandemic as the workforce begins
to rebound. These resources will be sent to you by signing up for our newsletter here:.........
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Vaccines For More Than COVID Prevention
As students across Colorado head back to school, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) asks parents and guardians to keep vaccine-preventable diseases out of Colorado classrooms and help ensure continued and safe in-person learning. While children 11-years-old and younger are not yet eligible for any of the COVID-19 vaccines, there are other vaccines that protect them from 16 other infectious diseases, including measles, whooping cough, mumps, and varicella (chickenpox). The state is experiencing decreases in vaccination coverage as identified through aggregate, de-identified data self-reported to CDPHE by schools and child care providers for the 2020-2021 school year. With the exception of hepatitis B, immunization rates for school-required vaccines fell among kindergartners -- with coverage for polio and varicella falling below 90%......... State Agencies
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Local Vaccines
In Logan County, in addition to the Northeast Colorado Health Department (call 970-522-3741) there are several other locations offering vaccinations. .................................................... Local Vaccine Providers
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Leveraging Your Strength
Into Business Super Powers
Oct. 20 | 3 p.m. Windsor, CO
When facing the current challenges of small business ownership, it is too easy to overlook one of the greatest tools for success, human capital. Leveraging your own and employee’s personal strengths can lead to a resilient business that supports each individual doing what they do best. Discover how to use science-based tools to help you unlock your own potential and the potential of your employees.
Registration Is Also Now Underway For:
Showcase Your Small Business
And Products To Shoppers Online
Oct. 20 | 10 a.m. | Online | Free
This holiday season, make sure your business is at the top of everyone’s wish ! Learn how to execute successful online ad campaigns that can help you reach new customers.
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Help the SBDC and Partners bring you the training you want, Attempting to keep up with new regulations? Curious about selling on Amazon? Brushing up on your financial skills? Ready to get back to in-person training? Prefer online access to cut down on travel? Morning person or night owl?
Answer this short 7 question survey to help East CO SBDC and our partners bring you the information you need in the way you prefer. Answers are anonymous.
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Simon
220 Edwards Ave. Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 522-3647
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Connect! Engage! Promote!
Joining or renewing your chamber membership is a vital part of our local economy! Members of the Logan County Chamber of Commerce play an important role in the future of our area and gain valuable benefits.
Regardless of whether your business is large, small, new or long-established, you'll find your chamber membership invaluable. The benefits to our members are as unique and individual as their businesses. While some appreciate the connections they make that allow their business to remain strong and grow, others value the opportunity to support the community and give back to the those who have supported their growth.
The bottom-line: We're in business for your business. When you succeed we succeed.Thank you for your membership and continued renewal. We look forward to continuing to work on your behalf.
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Chamber membership provides networking and new business contacts to help your business grow.
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The Chamber produces publications that feature your business and provide publicity and recognition for your company.
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The Chamber takes on the tough issues and opposes new regulations, taxes, fees, assessments, and costs directed at small businesses. It also helps protect the principles of free enterprise and aid businesses in being treated fairly
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The Chamber provides a "voice" for Logan County businesses locally, as well as at the State and Federal levels
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The Chamber supports the "drivers" of our economy here in Logan County: Agriculture, Tourism, Manufacturing, and Retail
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The Chamber has launched a "Shop Locally" program that will keep tax dollars and your shoppers in our community as well as saving jobs and helping fund needed services and attractions.
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The Chamber provides several sale opportunities, events and referrals to deliver a return on your investment
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Annual Chamber Membership costs less than the average "one time" media buy
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Your business listing will remain on the Chamber's website, therefore, search engines will lead potential customers to your business
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Your Chamber provides many social media advertising opportunities to get your name out there in so many ways.
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Post job opportunities or Hot Deals on Chamber Web or Facebook Pages
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Call us with details: 522-5070
Email us at info@logancountychamber.com
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We are happy to share your upcoming event with other Chamber members
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October Events Calendar
For details events at logancountychamber.com
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