(pictures to post soon)
GRAND PRIZE--Barrick
2nd place--commercial Wedco
2nd place--Church/religious organization WCF-Awana.
2nd place--service organization--Relay for Life/Advertising Specialties
past Grand prize winner, honorable mention (because they did a very good job)--Walmart
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Friday, December 9, 2011
2012 Election of Officers
Five individuals ran for five spots on the Chamber Board of Directors this past month. In lieu of an election, the 2011 Nominations Committee reviewed the applications and saw that all nominees possessed the requirements mandated for the Humboldt County Board of Directors., and with that settled, the Chamber is pleased to present the 2012-2013 Board of Directors.
Two individuals are returning to serve another two year term as a director on the board, Tobin Kueper and Bob Shaw.
Tobin represents Cyanco on the Board. He has been active during his recent term on the board, serving and volunteering on such committees, as the Wine Walks, Harvest Hops and Grapes and this years Christmas Parade of Lights. Tobin is an active member of the Lion's Club in Winnemucca, having served as president for two terms. He has also served on various and assorted community groups. His motto? You can't swim without getting wet, so you can't live without getting involved.
Bob Shaw of Computer Tamer has served on the Board of Directors since 2010 and is returning for his second term. He is a very active board member and a strong supporter of the shop local campaign. Shaw has served as the Vice President of the Board and on the Harvest Hops and Grapes Committee, as well as lending his hand at the BAH (Business After Hours) mixers. He is also active in Rotary and other community organizations.
New on the board this term are Michelle Miller of Miller Law, Pam Wickkiser of Humboldt General Hospital and Wild West Jewelry and Pawn, and Jose Contreras of Carry-On Trailer.
Wickkiser (and her husband) moved to Winnemucca four years ago from Pennsylvania to take the Radiation Manager position at HGH. In the past four years she and her husband have purchased Wild West Jewelry and Pawn and are already active in the Chamber's Wine Walks and other community activities. The Wickkisers have always been small business owners and Pam is ready to bring that expertise to the Chamber Board. She also serves on the Rural Planning Commission.
Michelle Miller and her family are recent additions to Humboldt County, but have been traveling her for over six years to visit family. Miller says she's come to love the community in those years and was ready to jump in with both feet once she got here. Her strong appreciation of community events and a background in marketing will serve the Chamber Board well. Miller is also active in Rotary and the Grass Valley Baptist Church.
Jose Contreras is committed to economic growth and diversity for Winnemucca. His fresh perspective and ideas, which come from his military and management background are just what the doctor ordered to spice up some long running (but very popular) Chamber events. Contreras and Carry-on Trailers have already begun their chamber event contribution by helping out with the Harvest Hops and Grapes this past year. Contreras, his wife, and daughter are happy to call Winnemucca their home.
The Chamber board consists of ten elected members. Terms revolve so that each year there is a blend of filled and available positions. The new board members will be installed along with the 2012 Executive officers on Tuesday, January 10th, during the Chamber's annual installation luncheon.
For more information on the luncheon call the office at 623-2225.
Two individuals are returning to serve another two year term as a director on the board, Tobin Kueper and Bob Shaw.
Tobin represents Cyanco on the Board. He has been active during his recent term on the board, serving and volunteering on such committees, as the Wine Walks, Harvest Hops and Grapes and this years Christmas Parade of Lights. Tobin is an active member of the Lion's Club in Winnemucca, having served as president for two terms. He has also served on various and assorted community groups. His motto? You can't swim without getting wet, so you can't live without getting involved.
Bob Shaw of Computer Tamer has served on the Board of Directors since 2010 and is returning for his second term. He is a very active board member and a strong supporter of the shop local campaign. Shaw has served as the Vice President of the Board and on the Harvest Hops and Grapes Committee, as well as lending his hand at the BAH (Business After Hours) mixers. He is also active in Rotary and other community organizations.
New on the board this term are Michelle Miller of Miller Law, Pam Wickkiser of Humboldt General Hospital and Wild West Jewelry and Pawn, and Jose Contreras of Carry-On Trailer.
Wickkiser (and her husband) moved to Winnemucca four years ago from Pennsylvania to take the Radiation Manager position at HGH. In the past four years she and her husband have purchased Wild West Jewelry and Pawn and are already active in the Chamber's Wine Walks and other community activities. The Wickkisers have always been small business owners and Pam is ready to bring that expertise to the Chamber Board. She also serves on the Rural Planning Commission.
Michelle Miller and her family are recent additions to Humboldt County, but have been traveling her for over six years to visit family. Miller says she's come to love the community in those years and was ready to jump in with both feet once she got here. Her strong appreciation of community events and a background in marketing will serve the Chamber Board well. Miller is also active in Rotary and the Grass Valley Baptist Church.
Jose Contreras is committed to economic growth and diversity for Winnemucca. His fresh perspective and ideas, which come from his military and management background are just what the doctor ordered to spice up some long running (but very popular) Chamber events. Contreras and Carry-on Trailers have already begun their chamber event contribution by helping out with the Harvest Hops and Grapes this past year. Contreras, his wife, and daughter are happy to call Winnemucca their home.
The Chamber board consists of ten elected members. Terms revolve so that each year there is a blend of filled and available positions. The new board members will be installed along with the 2012 Executive officers on Tuesday, January 10th, during the Chamber's annual installation luncheon.
For more information on the luncheon call the office at 623-2225.
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Christmas Parade of Lights Coming Soon
Brrr.....we've gotten a bit of a cold spell in the past week. The Humboldt County Chamber of Commerce’s annual Christmas Parade of Lights will be here before we know it, so the time to plan is now! The theme this year is ‘It’s Beginning to look a lot like A Nevada Christmas.‘
The Parade of Lights will take place on Saturday, December 10th at 5:30 p.m. The parade will flow from Spare Time Bowl area down Bridge Street to the Winnemucca Hotel area. Line up is at 4:30pm.
Civic groups, clubs, businesses and individuals are welcome to join the Parade of Lights. Each entry must be lit and be able to fit on the city street, but otherwise there are no restrictions. The Winner receives a $100 Chamber Check Gift Certificate, 2nd prize is a $50 Chamber Check.
We want to encourage everyone to please take part in this “fun for the whole community” event. The entries in the Parade of Lights have grown slightly every year and it is our hope to have that trend continue.
Immediately after the parade, spectators and participants alike are invited to the Nixon Lawn were Mayor Di An Putnam will be officially lighting the Memorial Tree (sponsored by Humboldt Volunteer Hospice). There will be Hot chocolate and caroling. Santa will be walking about and mingling with the crowd. Plan to attend and bring your camera along.
For more information or extra entry forms, contact the Chamber office at 623-2225 or check out our website www.humboldtcountychamber.com .
The Parade of Lights will take place on Saturday, December 10th at 5:30 p.m. The parade will flow from Spare Time Bowl area down Bridge Street to the Winnemucca Hotel area. Line up is at 4:30pm.
Civic groups, clubs, businesses and individuals are welcome to join the Parade of Lights. Each entry must be lit and be able to fit on the city street, but otherwise there are no restrictions. The Winner receives a $100 Chamber Check Gift Certificate, 2nd prize is a $50 Chamber Check.
We want to encourage everyone to please take part in this “fun for the whole community” event. The entries in the Parade of Lights have grown slightly every year and it is our hope to have that trend continue.
Immediately after the parade, spectators and participants alike are invited to the Nixon Lawn were Mayor Di An Putnam will be officially lighting the Memorial Tree (sponsored by Humboldt Volunteer Hospice). There will be Hot chocolate and caroling. Santa will be walking about and mingling with the crowd. Plan to attend and bring your camera along.
For more information or extra entry forms, contact the Chamber office at 623-2225 or check out our website www.humboldtcountychamber.com .
Monday, October 17, 2011
Hops and Grapes! A good time was had by all.
Our Thanks to all the vendors
volunteers
participants and attendees
for another successful year of Hops and Grapes!
Monday, October 3, 2011
HARVEST HOPS AND GRAPES--15th anniversary
Wine, beer, music, appetizers, auctions, desserts and fun are all on the menu as the Chamber gets ready to host the 15th annual Harvest Hops and Grapes on Saturday, October 15th. Donations are arriving and volunteers are giving their time and talent getting ready for the big event. Hopes and Grapes Chairman Betty Lawrence says to expect some wines from Idaho this year as some Idaho vineyards have promised their wares. Beer lovers too won’t be disappointed, as Great Basin Brewery as Well as the El Dorado Brew bros will be donating some of their product this year. There will be something for everyone, even those who don’t partake, will be given a ‘designated driver’ soft drink or two on the house. There will also be something for everyone to bid on. From sporty fold to those who want to kick back and relax, the auction items will run the gamut. Tickets are on sale now at the Chamber office. $35/piece or a table of 8 for $245. The Chamber will accept credit cards, cash or a check. Get your tickets now. Call or come by the Chamber Office (623-2225).
Saturday, October 1, 2011
Clock Dedication
Financial Horizons Credit Union
held a ribbon cutting
for the Clock Dedication and official opening of their newly remodeled entrance
on
Saturday, September 24th.
Friday, September 9, 2011
Ribbon Cutting
Welcome
Miller Law, Inc
Just P'nk
The Humboldt County Chamber of Commerce celebrated the opening of two new businesses with ribbon cuttings in August.
Miller Law, owned by Rendal and Michelle Miller are joined by Chamber Board member Bob Shaw, as well as friends and family for their grand opening and ribbon cutting on Tuesday, August 16th.
Representatives from the Chamber of Commerce gathered at Just P'nk, a new nail salon, owned and operated by Rosario Muething for a grand-opening ribbon cutting.
Rosario and friends gathered with Chamber Board members, Betty Lawrence, Bob Shaw and Sherre Furrh to to the ribbon cutting honors on Friday, August 19th.
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