1307 W. Main St. ......................... ... Sterling, Colo. ................. 970-522-4800
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Congratulations
GOAL Academy
High School
1307 West Main St. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... .. . .. .. .. . 1-877-776-4625
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GOAL Academy High School is being honored as the Logan County Chamber of Commerce Business of the Week. Rochelle Gillham (left) is the Site Lead/Academic Coach, Cameron McLaughlin (right) is the Principal and Kimberly Tappy is Assistant Principal (not pictured).
......GOAL Academy High School originally opened in Pueblo in 2008. The Sterling location opened in 2014. GOAL has spread throughout the state adding drop in sites in 38 locations. GOAL High School is a free public high school here in Colorado.
......GOAL fulfills a void in the educational system where disengaged youth can earn their high school diploma, earn some type of workforce certificate (construction, welding, plumbing, etc.,) while going to high school. In addition, students can continue in college or go directly into military service.
......GOAL Academy High School provides an opportunity for students to achieve their goals in a caring, supportive, and personalized environment. They serve high school aged students from 14 to 20 years of age. They are an accredited Colorado Department of Education high school that offers an alternative to how students can earn their diploma.
......GOALAcademy High School (only one of its kind in the world) is a Microsoft Showcase School.
GOAL was listed as top 50 online high schools in the United States (a national honor through study.com).
......GOAL Academy High School is local address is 1307 W. Main St.
Join Us In Congratulating The
GOAL Academy High School
as our Business of the Week, Tying Our Community Together
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Great Western Tire
1020 West Main St. Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 522-4141
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Give A Lifetime Of Memories With A Commemorative Souvenir Coin |
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Sterling Regional MedCenter
615 Fairhurst St. Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 522-0122
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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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Simon
220 Edwards Ave. Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 522-3647
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Thank You
For
Renewing
Your Membership!
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* EB Auto
*Northeast Colorado Title Company, llc
*Stahla Mobile Homes, Inc.
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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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Wells Fargo
129 S. 3rd St. Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 521-4120
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Business Roundtable
The Virtual Business Roundtable Monthly Meeting will be at 9 a.m.on Thurs., Jan. 28.
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Meeting ID: 895 8103 0112 Passcode: business
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February Marketing
February might not seem like the most festive month, especially since we just experienced the whirlwind of holidays
that come at the end of November
and last through to the new year.
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Haxtun Hospital District
235 W. Fletcher Haxtun, CO 80731 (970) 774-6123
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State Of American Business Annual Address
Our country has been challenged in ways few could have planned for—or even imagined. From our public health, to our economy, to our politics, the road to recovery starts with healing a divided America. Join us as we rally our nation around a series of solutions to overcome the pandemic, drive a widespread economic recovery, and build back stronger for the future.......
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2021 Policy Priorities
2020 and the coronavirus pandemic brought uncertainty and suffering to communities, families, and businesses on an unprecedented scale. Economic disparities and the inequality of opportunity were laid bare while the country battled record unemployment as well as widespread business losses and closures. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce was in the arena fighting for relief, clarity, and protections for America’s businesses every step of the way.. .. .. . .. . .. . ......... . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . ... . .. .Policy Priorities
Industry Perspectives
The U.S. economy was tumultuous, to put it mildly, in 2020. It experienced the largest quarterly contraction on record in the second quarter -- more than 31 percent. The previous record contraction was 10 percent in 1958. Interestingly, that contraction was caused by the flu pandemic that year. As testament to the resiliency of the U.S. economy, growth rebounded in the third quarter when it expanded more than 33%. The previous record expansion was 10% in 1950. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . .. . ... . .Industry Perspectives
Click on these U.S. Chamber resources to help keep
your business strong, prepared and proactive.
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Northeastern Junior College
100 College Drive Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 521-6600
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Logan County Is Now
Level Orange: High Risk
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Haxtun Hospital District
235 W. Fletcher Haxtun, CO 80731 (970) 774-6123
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COVID-19 Vaccine
Distribution In Phase 1
Phase 1 vaccine providers have received guid-ance on when to administer vaccines according to the updated phases and to increase efficiency in administration. Updates to the vaccine distribution plan include an expansion of phase 1B to include adults 70 and older and certain frontline workers.
LOCAL VACCINE REGISTRATION
NCHD is currently vaccinating those individuals that fall under Phase 1A and 1B PLEASE DO NOT REGISTER IF YOU DO NOT FALL UNDER ONE OF THESE CATEGORIES.
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State Launches Informational Campaign
CDPHE launched the “Get the COVID-19 Vaccine Facts” campaign to convey that the COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective. The campaign reinforces that Coloradans should rely on CDPHE and other reliable sources for information about the vaccines.......................................Vaccine Information
Vaccine Provider's Update
The state continues to move through its phased COVID-19 vaccination plan as quickly as supplies allow, getting vaccines to providers throughout Colorado. There are about 459 providers giving vaccines now and more awaiting vaccines once the federal supply allows. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) sent vaccine providers a letter today further defining the parameters of fair distribution, even as providers move with urgency. ..................................................................Update
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COVID Call Center
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE) is partnered with Connect for Health Colorado® to provide Coloradans with a call center that has support services for COVID-19 testing and containment results. The “COVID Results” Call Center opened on Nov. 19, 2020 and has placed more than 228,000 calls........................................................................................Call Center
Main Street Love
Shutted Venue Operators (SVO) Grant
The Economic Aid to Hard-Hit Small Businesses, Nonprofits, and Venues Act, was signed into law on Dec. 27, 2020. The program includes $15 billion in grants to shuttered venues, to be administered by the Small Business Administration’s Office of Disaster Assistance. Shuttered Venue Grant SBA
DOLA Small Business Relief
$35.15 million was allocated to the Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA) Small Business Relief Program for grants to eligible local governments to disburse to certain small businesses across Colorado struggling from COVID-19.............................................................................................. ...Relief Program
Free Crisis Counseling
The Colorado Crisis Services continues to see a record-breaking number of calls and texts during the COVID-19 pandemic. Services will remain free through June 27, 2021. .....................................................................................................................Increase In Crisis Counseling
Resources For Small Businesses
Federal Stimulus
The new federal stimulus provides additional support for small businesses impacted by the pandemic, especially restaurants and entertainment venues. This round of “Paycheck Protection Program” (PPP), can go to any businesses that show a loss in revenue of 25% or more from at least one quarter of 2020 as compared to that same quarter in 2019. The funding available for businesses is calculated by finding the average monthly payroll in 2019 and then multiplying it by 2.5, meaning 2.5 months of payroll expenses. The new law provides even more help for restaurants through a special provision that gives these businesses a PPP amount equal to 3.5 months of average monthly payroll costs. We anticipate that Colorado businesses can gain access to billions of dollars in funding via these programs. The timing for the availability of this round of PPP loans has not been announced by the Small Business Administration (SBA). Please visit the OEDIT website listed above for updates as information becomes available and more details on this round of PPP loans and other federal stimulus program. The new law also creates a simplified one-page forgiveness application for PPP loans of under $150,000 and allows expenses covered by PPP loans to be tax deductible. A $600 stimulus is part of Congress’ most recent bipartisan stimulus package and have already begun hitting bank accounts. Individuals with an adjusted gross income of up to $75,000 a year on their 2019 tax return will qualify for the $600 and couples earning up to $150,000 will qualify for $1,200 total. The credit phases out for individuals earning above $75,000 but below $100,000. There is also a $600 payment for each qualifying child. .................................. Payment
Unemployment Insurance
Housing and Utilities Assistance
During this year’s special session, we collaborated with bipartisan legislators in the General Assembly to allocate an additional $54 million in housing assistance through the Department of Local Affairs (DOLA). For more information on DOLA’s housing programs and to access support for your rent or mortgage, visit their website. We also allocated $5 million to Energy Outreach Colorado to help Coloradans with utility assistance. Visit their website for more information on how to access those funds. You can also find more information on other programs serving our state, such as County Housing Authorities, the Colorado Low Income Energy Assistance, and more.
Additional resources include:
Food Assistance
During this pandemic, 1 in 3 Coloradans aren’t sure where their next meal is coming from. I’m proud that during the special session earlier this year we awarded $5 million to the Food Pantry Assistance Program in the Colorado Department of Human Services (CDHS). If you’re experiencing food insecurity, learn more about food assistance programs from the CDHS, Food Bank of the Rockies, and others serving the people of Colorado. Organizations looking to help their communities address hunger and food access issues, can apply for assistance with the Emergency Hunger Relief Fund
Health Care Resources
Small Business Assistance
Colorado SBDC
Colorado Arts Relief Fund
The Colorado Arts Relief Fund provides $7.5 million to support arts, cultural and entertainment artists, crew members, and organizations affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Funding through this bill will be distributed through two separate grant applications:
- Colorado Arts Relief—Business and Organization
- Colorado Arts Relief—Individuals
The funding period is from February 1 to May 31, 2021. Funding can be used to cover any personal or business expense. Funding amounts will be determined and distributed in an equitable manner based
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Eagle Convenience Stores
930 W. Main St. Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 522-0801
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RE-1 Valley School District
Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 522-0792
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Library Introducing Family Fun Bags
Sterling Public Library is offering a new service called "Family Fun Bags." There will be five different bags to check out for 1 week. The bags are designed for families to share and enjoy. New bags will be available each month. .. ....... Family Fun Bags ... .......... ......... ................Sterling Public Library
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AirMedCare Network
1-720-595-6463
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Cold, Flu, Allergies Or COVID?
While the world’s attention has been focused on the COVID-19 contagion, health officials are reminding people it’s important to protect against influenza and the common cold as well.
Is It COVID? ...... ........................................................................................... ................NCHD
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Annual Early Childhood
Conference Goes Virtual
ECCLPS is partnering with NJC once again for their Annual NJC Early Childhood Conference to be held on Sat., Jan. 30. This year's conference will be VIRTUAL and FREE to all participants.
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Sterling Regional MedCenter
615 Fairhurst St. Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 522-0122
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Winter Wellness Classes
Winter wellness classes presented by CSU colleague Sue Schneider have started. Join Sue’s weekly wellness zoom classes from the comfort of your home. Zoom “classrooms” will open 10 minutes before class start time. All classes are FREE and open to the public.
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Museum Seeking
COVID-19 Stories
The Overland Trail Museum is looking for people willing to share their experiences regarding COVID-19.
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Nichols Tillage Tools Inc.
312 HerefordAve. Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 522-8676
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Sterling Correctional Facility
12101 Hwy. 61. Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 521-8215
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Your
Membership
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- Networking & Training
- Referrals
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- E-News & Website Presence
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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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Xcel Energy - Sterling
502 S. 8th Ave. Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 521-1800
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Logan County Chamber of Commerce
970-522-5070
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