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Logan County Chamber of Commerce Honors

Logan County Lumber

As Our Member Of The Week

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Logan County Lumber is the Logan County Chamber of Commerce’s Member of the Week. Accepting the honor are Josh Clift Jr., Larry Mudra, (not pictured) Marty Smock and Lecia Reimers. 

..Logan County Lumber has been serving Sterling Colorado and surrounding areas since 1909. It was founded by George Henderson and later transitioned into the corporation now known as “The Sterling Lumber and Investment Company.” 

..The lumber yard was originally located on Main Street near Barnes Pharmacy, then relocated to Chestnut Street where Daylight Donuts currently sits. In August of 1993, Logan County Lumber found its new home and current location on South 11th Avenue.

..Logan County Lumber offers a full line of building materials. This includes lumber, drywall, insulation, roofing materials, millwork, doors, windows, hardware, decking and railing products as well as kitchen and bath products.

..Their knowledgeable staff provides personal assistance to ensure your project’s needs are met. Logan County Lumber also offers free local delivery.

..Logan County Lumber is located at 502 S. 11th Ave, Sterling, CO 80751. For more information contact them at 970-522-0329 or see their website: sterlinglbr.com.

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Colorado Chamber Launches Vision 2033

The Colorado Chamber of Commerce today announced the launch of Vision 2033, a new 10-year action plan to foster economic growth and position Colorado as a top state for business. The plan, which has been in development for nearly two years, lays out key areas of focus and specific recommendations to create opportunity for Coloradans and secure the state’s economic future.As part of Vision 2033, the Chamber also launched  Colorado Scorecard, a new dashboard to track more than 60 data points related to Colorado’s competitiveness, economy and key industries. The scorecard compiles annual rankings, statistics and surveys to assess where Colorado stands and monitor progress over time. “Business leaders are tired of short-sighted policies that don’t address the real challenges facing our state,” said Colorado Chamber President and CEO Loren Furman. “They want future-focused solutions and leadership to position Colorado for sustained growth. Vision 2033 fills that void, establishing where we are, where we want to be, and how we’ll get there. We look forward to working together with business and industry, state leaders, and all Coloradans to implement this important strategic plan of action.”

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OSIRIS-REx Is "Coolest Thing"

The Colorado Chamberannounced that the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft and asteroid-sampling mission by Lockheed Martin Space has been named the Coolest Thing Made in Colorado for 2023. The award was presented at the Colorado Chamber’s annual meeting luncheon.The OSIRIS-REx (Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, Security-Regolith Explorer) spacecraft, developed and constructed by Lockheed Martin in Colorado, was utilized by NASA to obtain a sample from the near-Earth asteroid Bennu. Launched on September 8, 2016, the spacecraft conducted a detailed two-year survey from orbit, and successfully collected a sample. This sample, brought back to earth on September 24, 2023, marks a significant milestone as the first sample retrieved by a U.S. mission. It promises invaluable insights into the early formation of our solar system and holds potential clues about the origins of life on Earth. “What could be cooler than a spacecraft doing revolutionary work to understand our solar system – built right here in Colorado?” said Colorado Chamber President and CEO Loren Furman. “What’s made here changes the world, and we’re so proud to honor Lockheed Martin’s OSIRIS-Rex mission as our 2023 winner. I also want to recognize all of our finalists this year ­– together, they represent the innovation, diversity, and drive of our manufacturing industry.”

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America's Top Small Business Summit

U.S. Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Suzanne P. Clark delivered the opening address at America's Top Small Business Summit.

Retail Sales Rise In September

Consumers are still spending, showing remarkable resilience. Retail sales rose 0.7% in September, coming off a strong 0.8% increase in August.The strong jobs market and income growth that is on pace with inflation fuels spending.Consumers using credit cards is also up.

Details: Big drivers of the gains in September were car sales, online purchases, and sales at miscellaneous retailers. Purchases at restaurants, bars, and gas stations were robust, too.Big picture: A strong economy will keep consumers confident and spending. To strengthen the economy businesses need pro-growth policies that address the worker shortage and advance a bold trade agenda.

September Economy Rises

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AUGUST

Sugar Beet Days

Ice Lanes

Murphy Insurance

Town of Peetz

The Harmony Home

Edward Jones - Brandon Steele

Legacy CPA & Financial Services 

A Caring Pregnancy and Resource Center

Frankys Carpet Cleaning

SEPTEMBER

Equitable Savings

Dinsdale Brothers

H&R Block

The Legacy Assisted Living

Steele Terrain 

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Sterling Regional Center

Basseggio Pumpkin Patch and Maze

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CSU Regional Engagement Center

Retailer's Holiday Guide

How can you prepare for the holidays with your crew? The key is to start early. Preparing brick-and-mortar stores for Black Friday - the official commencement of the holiday shopping season - means retailers must proactively ready their teams for upcoming holiday peaks. The objective is to create an environment where employees go the extra mile for customers. If you're an independent retailer, don't underestimate the significance of Black Friday.

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History Café Focuses On Mysterious Objects

The next History Café is Wed., Oct. 25 at 10:30 a.m. Muffins and coffee will be served in the High Plains Education Center where guests will look at and discuss items from the museum collection that are of a mysterious nature. Our topic “Uniquely Interesting and Mysterious Objects at the Museum” will inspire questions such as: “Where did it come from?” and “Why is it here?”, and even, “What was it?”. Guests are also encouraged to bring in any items from their own collections that may have a mysterious story or origin! To make sure that we have enough places set, please call the museum and let us know that you are coming: 522-3895. Admission to History Café is $3 per person.

History Cafe

Advocates For Recovery

Toy Drive Takes

To The Streets

A toy drive will be held Sun., Oct. 29 starting at 1 p.m. at Horizon Motorsports, 419 N. 3rd Ave., with a Meet and Greet, a time to decorate bikes and a "Bike Blessing" from the Christian Motorcycle Association. Kickstands up at 2 p.m. when the ride begins. Admission: New Unwrapped Toy For Ages 0-17 years. A donation box for the toys will also be at Horizon during October.

Logan County Toy Ride



Ice Lanes Bowling Party

Tween Time Escape Room

Registration is underway for the Tween Time Escape Room on Mon., Oct. 30 and begins at 2 p.m. Kids in grades 3rd-7th can register as individuals or as a group of 3-4 kids. The last day to register for the program is on Oct. 25.

Escape Room

Sterling Regional Center

NJC Trick or Treat

Bank Of Colorado

Trick Or Treat Street

At The Recreation Center

Plans for the Sterling Recreation's Center Annual Trick or Treat Street are being finalized for Halloween, Oct. 31 from 4-7 p.m.

Trick or Treat Street

Family Fun Saturday Nov. 4

It's that time of year again: time for the leaves to be changing, crisp cool air, roaring fires and "Turkey dinner!" The Overland Trail Museum has a problem.. It started wit a few "mysterious feathers," and then a faint "gobble gobble," but now the museum and its village are being overtaken by terrified turkeys trying to hide from the festivities! We need your help to locate all the hysterical birds before they get into any more mischief! Crafts/activities will also be available!

Family Fun Saturday

Henry's Hosting Benefit

Chili Cookoff/Auction

Henry's annual chili cook-off and silent auction to raise funds for St. Jude Children's Hospital is 2 p.m. on Nov. 5. Get those crockpots fired and bring them down. There will be great food and plenty of auction items. You can also show your support by donating and getting your name displayed on a square. All square donations will be entered in a special drawing.

St. Jude's Benefit

Family Resource Center Baskets

St. Anthony Catholic Church

Overland Trail Museum

Sterling Creatives

Roper's Revival

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Why Join The Chamber?

Did you know that joining a chamber of commerce can help your company gain access to valuable resources and exposure in the community? A business's

visibility and trustworthiness in the community can improve greatly by joining the chamber of commerce. The mission of the Logan County Chamber of Commerce

is to strengthen business ties and foster economic development in the county.

For additional information on how joining the Logan County Chamber

can help your business, please call (970) 522- 5070.

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October Calendar of Events

Check for updates and changes at logancountychamber.com

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