931 W. Main St. .................... . Sterling, Colo. ......... ..... .... 970-522-2444
|
|
Our Business Of The Week
Centennial Mental Health
211 W. Main St.... MA ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,211,,, (970) 522-4392
|
|
Glenna Phelps- Aurich, Executive Director of the Logan County Chamber of Commerce, (third from left) presented the Business of the Week Award to Centennial Mental Health and Ally Kvachkoff, Liz Hickman receiving Business of the Week from Glenna Phelps- Aurich Executive Director of Logan County Chamber, Jim Kuemmerle and (not pictured) Jami Brecht.
WoCentennial Mental Health Center, Inc. was formed in 1979, with a merger of two previous organizations. Northeast Colorado MHC had served the six northeast counties, including Logan County, from it’s inception in the mid-1960’s. Centennial’s administration office has always been housed in Sterling at their current location at 211 W. Main St. Centennial is a private, non-profit organization, and as such, is governed by its Board of Directors.
WoTheir regional mental health organization was developed to provide mental health and substance abuse services to the broader 10-county region, sharing resources and staffing to accomplish its mission: to achieve excellence in the provision of behavioral health services that lead to optimal health and well-being.
WoCentennial has grown tremendously over the past 42 years, serving more individuals and providing more breadth in programming every year, both in their clinics and out in their communities. They have been involved in multiple regional entities as well that have brought Medicaid behavioral health and crisis services to the entire region.
WoThey specialize in providing excellent outpatient mental health and substance use treatment through the use of therapists, case managers, peer specialists and psychiatry providers. Their goal is to reduce the stigma of receiving mental health treatment so that it may be of benefit to everyone. They are passionate about what they do and their clients are the reason they come to work each day! They have a full service mobile crisis team and a respite facility that allow them the ability to provide safety to individuals versus an inpatient psychiatric facility. They have a full service psychiatric team who prescribes many different treatments and medications.
WoOut of their Community Resource Department, they provide many prevention and early intervention services in their schools, early childhood programs and in the community. Their supported employment and supported housing programs also help stabilize individuals in their lives through purposeful work and secure housing.
Wo Currenty many of their team are spreading education and navigation to needed resources under our Colorado Spirit program as well.
WoThey can be found at their clinic location of 211 W. Main St and also imbedded in Banner facilities, schools and over telehealth. Please call them for more information or to make a referral by dialing 970-522-4392. Visit them at www.centennialmhc.org for specific locations, phone numbers, group schedules, career opportunities and more.
Join Us In Congratulating
Centennial Mental Health
Our Business Of The Week
|
|
Haxtun Hospital District
235 W. Fletcher Haxtun, CO 80731 (970) 774-6123
|
|
|
|
Reserve your table or seats now! |
|
Eagle Convenience Stores
930 W. Main St. Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 522-0801
|
|
|
|
Northeastern Junior College
100 College Drive Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 521-6600
|
|
|
|
Thank You
For Joining Your Chamber Of Commerce!
|
|
|
Click The Business' Name For Information
On Our New Members.
|
|
|
|
Thank You
For
Renewing
Your Membership!
|
|
Adams Bank & Trust
Alzheimer's Association
Bank of Colorado
Chaney-Reager Funeral Home
Colorado Health Foundation
Connections for Independent Living
First FarmBank
Gordon Insurance Agency, Inc.
Haxtun Health
Kellogg-Ewing-Leavitt Insurance Agency
Larry and Elsie Fetzer
New Method Cleaners
Northeastern Dental Associates
Papa Murphy's
Steele Terrain
Transwest Chevrolet-Buick
|
|
Nichols Tillage Tools Inc.
312 HerefordAve. Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 522-8676
|
|
|
|
AirMedCare Network
1-720-595-6463
|
|
|
|
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.
|
|
Sterling Correctional Facility
12101 Hwy. 61 Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 521-8215
|
|
|
|
Sterling Regional MedCenter
615 Fairhurst St. Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 522-0122
|
|
|
|
Xcel Energy - Sterling
502 S. 8th Ave. Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 521-1800
|
|
|
|
|
|
Ways To Personalize
Your Marketing
Imagine you've opened your inbox on a typical day. You scroll through the subject lines and give no more than a split second of attention to any one of them. But there's one that catches your eye. It's a subject line that begins with your name.
|
|
Public Meeting
On Gray Wolves
Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) Commis-sion and Keystone Policy Center will host an in-person, open house public listening session in Sterling Aug.12 that will give Coloradans opportunities to engage and provide substantive input and feedback into the gray wolf restoration and management planning process. It will be from 5-8 p.m.
..........
|
|
|
Tornado Siren
Testing On Fridays
Residents are reminded that every Friday until Sept. 24, the Sterling Emergency Communications Center will be testing the tornado sirens at noon and the sirens will
be run for a minute duration.
|
|
Wells Fargo
129 S. 3rd St. Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 521-4120
|
|
|
|
What The Delta Variant Means To Business |
|
Transitory Inflation
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Chief Economists Committee (USCCCEC) consists of Chief Economists from businesses across all industries. It meets regularly to hear from key economic policymakers and to discuss current economic conditions. It helps the Chamber better understand what is happening in the economy and what to look for going forward so we can better inform our membership and advocate for pro-growth policies.. . . . . .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ... . . . .. . . . . . ...... .. . .. .. . Inflation
|
|
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
|
|
Federal Unemployment Program Ending
The last payable week for the federal Pandemic Unemployment Assistance (PUA), Pandemic Emergency Unemployment Compensation (PEUC), and Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation (FPUC) benefits is the week ending Saturday, Sept. 4, 2021. For individuals currently receiving PUA, PEUC, and/or FPUC benefits, those benefits will end on that date. The duration of these federal benefit programs was determined by Congress, and Colorado does not have the power to extend them.
|
|
Job Quality In Colorado
Employers and workers need one another to thrive. Employers need dedicated workers to carry out their goals and objectives and remain competitive. Workers need good jobs to support themselves and their families, demonstrate and develop their skills, and connect with others around shared goals. Despite this need, too often the balance between good jobs and skilled workers is out of balance. Partners in the TalentFOUND network collaborated to produce the Colorado Job Quality Framework to outline features of a quality job and lay out practical steps local communities, employers, and leaders can take to improve job quality.
|
|
Shattered Venue Operators Grant
The SBA launched a splash page for the Shuttered Venue Operators Grant (SVOG) application portal. To ensure eligible venues do not miss a window to receive assistance through the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), the American Rescue Plan Act amended the SVOG program so entities that apply for a PPP loan after Dec. 27, 2020 can also apply for an SVOG, with the eligible entity’s SVOG to be reduced by the PPP loan amount. The PPP loan applications have been updated to reflect this change. However, under the law, entities will be ineligible for a PPP loan after they receive an SVOG.
|
|
Procurement Expo In October
The Advance Colorado Procurement Expo is an annual event for businesses to showcase their goods and services to local and state government agencies, attend workshops, and network. You will be able to meet government procurement professionals to discuss how to best sell your goods and services, exhibit throughout the day to potential buyers, and network with over 100 businesses. This year, we will debut the new Agency Suite, a space only available to sellers to meet with agency representatives throughout the day. Free Workshop Worksh Workshop Workshop Wop Workshop Details/Registration
|
|
National Small Business Week
In honor of National Small Business Week, the City of Englewood, the Greater Englewood Chamber of Commerce and the Aurora-South Metro Small Business Development Center invite you to attend this FREE virtual expo to learn about the many resources available to small businesses.
|
|
State Economy Firmly In Recovery
New data shows Colorado business is primed for growth in its recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a report released today by the University of Colorado Boulder and Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold. The Quarterly Business and Economic Indicators report is prepared by the Leeds Business Research Division (BRD) at CU Boulder in conjunction with the Colorado Secretary of State’s Office. The latest report shows the state is firmly in recovery mode from the 2020 recession. New entity filings posted record gains in the second quarter, increasing 25.7% year-over-year. New entity filings are one of the bestg indications of employment growth.. . . . . .. .. .. . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . .Quarterly Report
|
|
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:.........
|
|
State Updates School Guidance
The updated the practical guide for operationalizing school guidance, recommending that local public health agencies and school districts consider either mask requirements for all unvaccinated individuals-- or a masking requirement for all individuals in schools, particularly in higher-risk environments. The updated guidance comes in response to the CDC releasing new guidance earlier this week and as the state defends itself against the Delta variant.
|
|
Work Opportunity Tax Credit
The Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) is a federal tax credit that encourages employers to hire targeted groups of job seekers. WOTC can reduce employer federal tax liability by as much as $2,400 to $9, 600 per new hire........ Program Information ................ .... .Eastern Colorado Workforce Centers
|
|
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
|
|
Simon
220 Edwards Ave. Sterling, CO 80751 (970) 522-3647
|
|
|
|
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.
-
Chamber membership provides networking and new business contacts to help your business grow.
-
The Chamber produces publications that feature your business and provide publicity and recognition for your company.
-
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
-
The Chamber provides a "voice" for Logan County businesses locally, as well as at the State and Federal levels
-
The Chamber supports the "drivers" of our economy here in Logan County: Agriculture, Tourism, Manufacturing, and Retail
-
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.
-
The Chamber provides several sale opportunities, events and referrals to deliver a return on your investment
-
Annual Chamber Membership costs less than the average "one time" media buy
-
Your business listing will remain on the Chamber's website, therefore, search engines will lead potential customers to your business
-
Your Chamber provides many social media advertising opportunities to get your name out there in so many ways.
|
|
|
|
Your
Membership
Includes:
|
- Networking & Training
- Referrals
- E-News & Website Presence
- Mobile App
-
Social Media
- Assistance a Call Away
-
Post job opportunities or Hot Deals on Chamber Web or Facebook Pages
|
|
Call us with details: 522-5070
Email us at info@logancountychamber.com
|
|
We are happy to share your upcoming event with other Chamber members
|
|
|
AUGUST EVENTS CALENDAR
For details events at logancountychamber.com
|
|
Join Our Newsletter Sponsors. Call 522-5070. |
|
|
|
Building Business. Building Community. |
|
Logan County Chamber of Commerce
970-522-5070
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
