The Chamber’s Marketing & Communications Director celebrates Economic Development Week in Saturday’s “Community Perspectives” article in The Sheridan Press. Click here to read it.
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Chamber, DSA, City Kick Off ‘Get Your Paws on Some Chamber Bucks;’ First Recipient ‘Caught’
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The Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce, Downtown Sheridan Association (DSA) and City of Sheridan this week kicked off the “Get Your Paws on Some Chamber Bucks” promotion as part of the DSA and Chamber’s “Bear with Us” campaign.
The goal of the “Bear with Us” campaign is to help support Sheridan businesses located within the Sheridan Main Street Resurfacing and Utility Upgrade Project and encourage the community to continue visiting their favorite Main Street businesses throughout the construction project.
Brian and Ana Roberts were the first to be “caught” on Thursday, May 18, 2023, at La Herradura Mexican Restaurant. They received $100 in Chamber Bucks.
Much like the Chamber’s annual “Get Caught Shopping” campaign at Christmas, volunteers will be out looking for people who are supporting businesses within the construction zone. Those caught will be awarded $100 in Chamber Bucks that they can spend immediately. Each week through Sept. 15, 2023, and again during the 2024 construction season, $100 in Chamber Bucks will be given away for a total of $3,600 throughout the two-year project.
The Roberts were thrilled to be the first recipients. “We’ve been coming here [La Herradura] every week to support them during the construction,” explained Mr. Roberts.
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“The Chamber, DSA and the city appreciate Mr. and Mrs. Roberts for continuing to support their local businesses through this construction project,” Chamber CEO Dixie Johnson said. “We’re looking forward to rewarding more folks each week for bearing with us and continuing to visit their favorite businesses during the project. The sidewalks are open in front of businesses, and there is still plenty of parking on Main Street, the side streets and the eight public parking lots downtown.”
Chamber Bucks is an actual check issued on a Chamber of Commerce account to be used just like a personal check or cash and can be used as payment at most Sheridan County businesses. Chamber Bucks keep dollars in the local community. Last year, the Chamber issued over $168,000 in Chamber Bucks.
For more information about the promotion or Chamber Bucks, call the Chamber at (307) 672-2485.
Chamber staff appear on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse
The Chamber’s Program Development Director, Teresa Detimore, and Marketing & Communications Director, Jodi Hartley, appeared on yesterday’s Public Pulse program on Sheridan Media with Floyd Whiting.
Click here to listen: https://podcastwyoming.com/2023/05/09/sheridan-county-chamber-of-commerce-karz-club/
2023 Christmas Stroll Theme Announced; Students Invited to Submit Designs for Button Contest
Summer may be right around the corner, but the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce is thinking about Christmas Stroll! It is time once again for area children to submit their designs for the 2023 Sheridan Christmas Stroll Button Design Contest.
The theme for the 2023 Christmas Stroll is “Candy Cane Christmas Stroll.”
Sheridan County students in Grades 1 through 6 are encouraged to submit their designs for the Stroll Button. Stroll Button Design entry forms are available at all county elementary schools, the Chamber office at 54 S. Main St., Kid Curious at 129 N. Main St. and here:
The winning design will be chosen by the Stroll Committee, based upon how well it reflects the theme “Candy Cane Christmas Stroll.” The winning artist receives $100 in Chamber Bucks, their framed Stroll Button Design and Stroll Button No. 1.
Entries are due June 5 and can be mailed to the Chamber at P.O. Box 707, Sheridan, or dropped off at the Chamber Office at 54 S. Main St.
If you know a student in this age group, encourage them to submit a drawing. You never know who the next winning artist may be!
The 2023 Christmas Stroll event will be Nov. 24, the Friday after Thanksgiving.
For more information, contact the Chamber at 672-2485 or email info@sheridanwyomingchamber.org.
Chamber in the News
Chamber CEO Dixie Johnson authored the weekend “Community Perspectives” article for The Sheridan Press. If you missed it, click here to learn how you can “Get Ready to Ignite Your Business, Your Self.”
Johnson also was a guest on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse program this morning. Click here to listen.
Next Session of Lunchtime Conversations About Open Spaces to Focus on Maintaining and Managing Open Space
The next session of the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce Ag & Natural Resources Committee’s “Lunchtime Conversations About Open Spaces” on Tuesday, March 28, 2023, will focus on “Maintaining and Managing Open Space.” The discussion begins at 12 p.m. and will be held at Luminous Brewhouse, 504 Broadway St. in Sheridan.
Discussion will revolve around the questions “Why is it important to maintain open space and what does it mean to maintain it? How do we ensure open space is contiguous for open space values?” During each session, the topic will be interactively explored with attendees with the focus on what is balanced use of our open space, and can we continue to balance that use into the future? Each session will also discuss the importance of open spaces to our community’s economy and culture now and into the future.
All sessions are free to attend and open to everyone. No registration is necessary. Bring your lunch and your questions and comments to join the conversation.
For more information, call the Chamber at 672-2485.