hassayampa alert~ march

Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce216 North Frontier Street Wickenburg, AZ 85390

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Hassayampa AlertThe

Official Publication of the Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce March 2016

WONDERING WHAT’S GOING ON IN WICKENBURG THIS WEEKEND? CHECK OUT THE COMMUNITY CALENDAR ON THE CHAMBER’S WEBSITE AT WWW.WICKENBURGCHAMBER.COM OR WWW.VISITWICKENBURG.COM

MISSION STATEMENT:“The Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce is a membership organization that represents the interests of the business community”.

VALUE STATEMENT:The Wickenburg Chamber operates a Visitor Center and promotes Wickenburg as a destination location with com-mitment to quality economic growth and development.

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”We don’t accomplish anything in the world alone, and whatever happens is the result of the whole tapestry of one’s life and all the weavings of individual threads from one to another that create something.” - Justice Sandra Day O’Connor

Search Local to Support Local: www.wickenburgchamber.com

After 10 years of producing our monthly newsletter with The Wickenburg Sun, this issue is our last to be inserted into the first Wednesday of each month newspaper. We appreciate the support given by Publisher Kevin Cloe and his staff, and look forward to our many other partnerships with event program insertions. Our April Hassayampa Alert will take on a glossy format and produced by Janet Lemons, owner of Wickenburg Kwikprint. Chamber staff will continue to sell advertising inside the newsletter, please contact Carol Wallace and Jacque Miller for details. Members will receive the newsletter through the mail or if you chose to receive a digital copy emailed to you each month.Watch for further communication regarding the digital format request.

Quarterly Membership Luncheon - March 25

Please join us for a dynamic luncheon to kick-off 2016. Our speakers will cover three dynamic topics: Open Primaries, Dream Builder Business Creator for Women, WHS Programs and WUSD Bond Election. Location is in the Wickenburg Community Center Banquet Room at 12 Noon. Cost is $20 advance reservations, $30 at the door. RSVP – 928.684.5479The campaign for Open and Honest Elections will ask Arizona voters in November to approve two reform measures that attack the heart of the broken system: the flood of dark money influencing elections and the parti-san primary elections that discourage vot-ers. Learn from Campaign Co-Chair Patrick McWhortor about the reform movement and ask questions about how these measures will make a difference in Arizona.

Hassayamp Alert – New Format in April

Dream Builder the Women’s Business Creator, will feature Program Director Katherine Zuga and Laura Phelps, Freeport McMoRan, Bagdad Operations, Community Development present information about entrepreneurial pro-grams for Women. WUSD Superintendent Howard Carlson will briefly provide November bond election information.

Gold Rush Days Pictures

Chamber President Mark Hancock presented Brian Van Winkle and Diane Wright from Circle K their sponsor plaque during the GRD VIP Reception.

See more pictures thru out section

Chamber of Commerce Hassayampa Alert March 2016

Member NewsStacy Pearson with Up - Agency recently merged with a Seattle-based firm Strategies 360 with offices in ten states, including Arizona. She has been named, Senior Vice President – Strategies 360 Arizona. Her new contact information is: 621 North 5th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85018C 602-577-6888 – Email address: [email protected] www.strategies360.com; Anthony Pratt Designs presents Curly Two Guns Cigar Night the first Thursday of every month, 5- 7:00 p.m. at Rancho Bar 7 Restaurant. Brian Vanwinkle is the new manager for Circle K Store#0232 at 410 W. Wickenburg Way. Stop in to meet Brian. Meridian Bank is proud to now call itself UMB. Drop by the branch office on West Wickenburg Way to learn more about all of the services available. Welcome to the family. Verne Crissman, owner of Crissman’s Flowers & Antiques on east Wickenburg Way has recently completed his Master Florist certification from the Arizona Florist Association. Stop by the store to learn more. Ringo’s at Wickenburg Country Club announces Burger Night every Tuesday. Burger, any side and domestic beer for only $10. Dining for lunch everyday from 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m., dinner – Tuesday – Friday, 5-8:00 p.m. – Bar Open daily from 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. and open until 9 p.m. on dinner nights. Parking for horse trailers available in parking lot and upper gravel lot. www.facebook.com/wickenburgcountryclub 684-2011; Anita’s Cocina is proudly offering their own brand of Salsa in a Jar for public purchase. Stop in the popular restaurant on Valentine Street to purchase. Open 7 days a week until 9:00 p.m. Wickenburg Humane Society annual Crab Feed, March 10 from 4:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. at community center, tickets available from shelter office. (92) 684-8801. BTW: Local restau-rant members gearing up for Easter, make reservations early!New Member Jim Liles created a cowboy museum depicting the evo-lution of the bareback riggin’. Jim’s Lazy J Bareback Riggin’ Historical Exhibit is a collection of riggin’s dating back to the early 1920’s. In addi-tion you’ll find spurs, photographs and other information. News from Wickenburg Community Hospital-Brenda Crissman reports: The east-end renovation is complete. Patients and their family members now have a new beautiful cafeteria area with twice the vending and fresh food capacity right across from our courtyard. Coffee, tea, and other complementary beverages remain available.The new Medical Office Building is scheduled for completion this month. This will give us the entire month to move our clinic providers and surgeons into the new building and re-locate our specialty docs (who are currently house off of Wickenburg Way), back to our campus on Rose Lane and into the old Medical Office Building. We anticipate an April opening.The west-end renovation where we house our diagnostic equipment and where the Surgical Center will be attached is now in phase one of two phases of construction. To compensate for the renovation process, we’ve temporarily relocated several pieces of diagnostic equipment throughout the hospital. This has been a seamless transition for our patients only because of the great work and effort by our registration, diagnostic, volunteer teams.The Surgical & Diagnostic Center is scheduled for completion June 30th. This will allow us the month of July to prepare the Center for sur-geries with an estimated opening date of July 30th. Last but not least, the new Fitness Center construction is scheduled for the beginning of August with a completion date of December 31.

Our Tools website has a wealth of new information that could make a dif-ference to your business. Look for updates in these areas of our site: www.wickenburgchamber.com Click on Tools for Business Success link. FUNDING/CROWDFUNDING: Five Steps to Practice Safe Crowdfunding, Overview of crowdfunding from SCORE, Crowdfunding Bible - details to doing a crowdfunding campaign, Tax planning and reporting for small busi-ness, Financial management for small businesses PROTECTING YOUR BUSINESS/PEOPLE: Workplace Violence - what to look for; what to do, Set up a Workplace Program to address Domestic Violence, Workplace Violence: Awareness and Prevention for Employers and Employees, Developing a Violence Prevention Program What to do if there is an Active Shooter: 1 hour Training from FEMA RETAIL: Retail Insight Center, Workplace Violence Prevention for Late-Night Retailers, Effective Crowd Management CONSTRUCTION: Construction estimating benchmarks, Quick Start OSHA for the construction industry MARKETING/SELLING: Client Retention Mastery - online work-shop, Sales Techniques – infographic, Conversion Killers - infographic EMPLOYER: Overtime and Health Care, SHOP - Small Business Health Options Program, OSHA e-Tool for computer workstations TRAINING: HP Life: Free online entrepreneurial training DISASTER PREPARATION/RECOVERY: Create an Emergency Action Plan, Tips for Survivors: What to Expect, Tips for supervisors to help staff involved in disasters BUSINESS PLAN/ASSISTANCE: Millennial Entrepreneurs - informa-tion and training from SBA, Step-by-step help: Guide to SWOT Analysis Dream Builder: the Women’s Business Center GOVERNMENT REQUIREMENTS: Medicare add-on tax for income over $200,000, Affordable Health Care tax credit (<25 employees) 1095C - Health Coverage Report for businesses with 50+ FTE

Tools for Business Success has New Resources to Help

Your Businesses Grow

Join the Desert Caballeros Riders for the 1st Annual Wickenburg “DC” River Dance on Friday, April 8 from 6-10:00 p.m. on the pedestrian bridge river walk at Wishing Well Park. Free admission – Wickenburg Style Barbeque from 6:30-8:30 p.m., No Host Watering Hole with beer, wine & cocktails; Live Music with the Mark Dollar Band, dancing, water, sodas and kids face painting – free. Get your dancin’ boots on and get ready to have some fun out under the stars!

Desert Caballeros 70th Anniversary - April 11-15

March 2016 Chamber of Commerce Hassayampa Alert

***Have you “liked” the Chamber’s face book page? If not, there is no time like the present to join in the conversation - to go to the chamber Face book page from our website, see icon on top right hand side, click and then once on the page click on “like”. Shop Local Keep Wickenburg Strong by keeping your dollar

here! For more information “Like Us” on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Wickenburgchamber

All things rusty, antique, vintage and handmade will be featured with exhibiting vendors selling at the first annual market place in Wickenburg on Saturday, April 16, 2016.

100 hand-picked artists will sell their items. Local musicians and food concessions will add to the festivities. Chamber members have first preference for food concessions. Musicians, call Jacque to schedule time on stage for your set.

Details: Saturday, April 16, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. – Wickenburg, ArizonaLocation: Wickenburg Community Center, 160 North Valentine Street, 85390Sponsored by: Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce- Free admission

For more informationL928) 684-0977www.wickenburgvintagemarket.com

Wickenburg Conservation FoundationEquestrian Poker Ride to Benefit Sophie’s Flat Trailhead, Sunday, March 6 – 8:30 a.m. – lunch and poker prizes at 12 Noon. In cooperation with BLM and Wickenburg Saddle Club. Registration $40 adults, $25 students under 18. www.wickenburgtrails.org for information.

Boyd RanchBe surrounded by asses in sunny Wickenburg from March 10-13, 2016 (early arrival March 9th) for the annual Boyd Ranch Mule Ride. Horses are welcome but mules preferred. Four days of mule mania with meals and guided rides into the Sonoran Desert wilderness. An event both riders and mules will never forget! Limited to 50 riders, the ride fee is $200 for the four-day event or $50 a day. Visit the Boyd Ranch web site, www.boydranch.org, for more information.

Desert Caballeros Western Museum’s annual Cowgirl Up! Art from the Other Half of the West” Invitational Exhibition & Sale runs March 18 through May 8. Now in its 11th year, this has become one of the most important art shows for women artists, whose artwork captures the spirit and lifestyle of the American West.

Opening weekend events (March 18-20) include an artists and patrons party, miniatures sale, Bash ‘n Bid Gala, a Chuck Wagon Breakfast, Artists Quick Draw and live auctions. New this year, there will be more space devoted to the miniatures portion of the exhibition and the event will feature upgraded facilities for the opening weekend events.

Cowgirl Up! Patron Package all-inclusive opening weekend tickets are $275 per person for all Friday, Saturday and Sunday events; individual event tickets are also available. Tickets for the opening weekend “Bash ‘n Bid” sale and dinner only are $175 per person and include buyer’s ballot book. Tickets to the Chuck Wagon Breakfast, Artists’ Quick Draw and live auction on Sunday, March 20 are $30 each. A month-long exhibition and sale follow Cowgirl Up!’s opening weekend, running through May 8. The show is open to the public with general museum admission and unsold artwork will be available for purchase. For reservations and more information, call the Museum at (928) 684-2272

Wickenburg Art Club Fine Art Show Prospectus March 20th – April 3rd, Wickenburg Art Center, 188 South Tegner Street For more information- 928-684-0483

GUYS WHO GRILL – MARCH 26The Del E. Webb Center invites you attend this fun-filled grilling and bar-bequing competition. Tickets are $10. Event is held at the community cen-ter from 11:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. For information about entering please call 684-6624 for details. Proceeds benefit the Webb Center’s “Arts for Kids” Programs.

Mark Your Calendar For Special Events Coming Up:Town of Wickenburg Literary Festival – April 1-3Join us for Wickenburg’s first Literary Festival in Downtown Wickenburg. The three day event will celebrate the Voices of the Southwest with programming from regional authors, poets, performers and musicians. The Wickenburg Literary Festival’s mission is to promote reading, writing and civil conversation by celebrating written and spoken word and its role in improving the quality of life. The Town of Wickenburg is partnering with the Del Webb Center for Performing Arts, Desert Caballeros Western Museum, Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce, Wickenburg Unified School District, Wickenburg PTA Book Fair, Wickenburg Art Club, and Friends of the Wickenburg Public Library to host our first Literary Festival. Check calendar of event page for more information and complete schedule of events for the weekend.

Yarnell Daze – Mountain Top FestivalJoin our neighbors to the north for their 47th annual community event, May 14 from 9:00 a.m. – 6:30 p.m. Parade, arts crafts vendor, juried art show, beer garden and food court, live music & entertainment and more. Info (928) 277-6674.


Business of the Month

Arizona National BankAlan Abare

540 W. Wickenburg WayWickenburg, AZ 85390

(928) 684-0177Fax: (928) 684-2574

[email protected]

WICKENBURG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

AMBASSADOR RIBBON CUTTINGS

Chamber Ambassadors: Rosemary Maglio, Bette Watson, Nash Oliver, Jim Hartman, Bill Kester, Jacque Miller, Dianne Huth,

Karin Zeller, Sara Spigner, Karen Johnson, Shelby Fuller.

Robbie’s Grooming SaloonJohnna & Peter Millard

472 E. Wickenburg Way, Suite 104Wickenburg, AZ 85390

(623) [email protected]

Membership Reinvestments The Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors wants to “Thank” the following members for renewing their chamber Membership this past month:All Tile & Design Inc., Arizona Professional Tax Service, Inc., ARW Ventures, LLC, At The Center of You, LLC, Big O Tires, Brinkman Electric LLC, Business & Professional Women Wickenburg, Calvary Baptist Church, Century 21 Arizona West - Ben Ruoti, Chamber Discoveries, Choice Auto Glass, Inc., Combined Benefits, Craig Motorcraft/CMC Trucking, Crissman’s Flower Barn, Eleanore Hartz-Cook, EPS Group, Inc., Farm Bureau Financial Services, Frontier Accounting Service, General Federated Woman’s Club-Morristown, Golden Eagle Distributors, Horse Chores, InsuranceBeacon.com, Kaley’s Sew & Vac Center, Kreative Kakes by Dames, La Siesta Plaza, Liberty Haven Ranch, Lydia’s La Canasta, M3 Companies, Monte Vista Ranch, My Place Suites, Nichols West, O. X. Ranch, The Original Wickenburg Stables, Otwell Associates, Architects, Pottery B, LLC, Qorri’s, Rainbow Ryders Inc. Hot Air Balloon Ride Company, Rancho Bar 7 Restaurant & Lounge, Rancho de los Caballeros, Ryan’s Painting Inc., Snyder Mini Storage, Stotz Equipment John Deere, The Wickenburg Sun, Troy C. Jones, D.M.D., Western Laundry, Wickenburg Builders Supply, Wickenburg Funeral Home & Crematory, Wickenburg Home Interiors, and Wickenburg Landscape & Irrigation, Inc., ASSOCIATE MEMBERSAgnes Schrader & John Logan, Carolyn McDonald, Charles Divelbiss, Jim & Diane Alessi and Lon & Joan McDermott

Mayor John Cook, board members Joe Lewis,

Mark Hancock and Ben Root get ready for

GRD Instagram moment


President Mark Hancock, Town Councilman

Kelly Blunt and Vice Mayor,

Royce Kardinal

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WICKENBURG CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Television and radio personalities Steve Wood and Tim Hattrick are under contract to shoot, produce and deliver a new Wickenburg Lifestyle video for our website and social media use. We will also receive b-roll for a :30 broadcast Television spot. Steve and Tim were filming in the area prior to Gold Rush Days, during the event and over the past two weeks schedulingappointments with our local attractions and member services.Another great Tool for our Tourism Talk$ toolbox!

Tourism NewsThe Arizona Office of Tourism contacted us for local images to depict our area in Spring for use in their Canada Office. We complied outdoor activities images and forwarded them on. We appreciate our member photographers who allow us to use images to depict our area in various publications.

Lifestyle Video underway

Our Businesses Should Know... IMPORTANT On Jan. 6, the Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) National Taxpayer Advocate, Nina E. Olson, released her annual report to Congress. The Taxpayer Advocate Service (TAS) is an independent organization within the IRS that is dedicated to helping taxpayers and protecting taxpayer rights and is required by the IRS to submit a report each year and in it, among other things, to identify at least 20 of the most serious problems encountered by taxpayers and to make administrative and legislative recommendations to mitigate those problems. Essentially, the report reiterates a recommenda-tion it made in June that the IRS should release its “Future State” plan docu-ments—something, to date, that the IRS has chosen not to make public, and provide additional details about its anticipated impact on taxpayer service operations and solicit comments from the public.

Other key topics the report addresses include: Pay to Play” Tax System: The National Taxpayer Advocate characterizes the combination of reduc-tions in personal service and plans to direct taxpayers with questions on their tax returns to preparers and other third parties, along with the expan-sion of user fees, as creating a “pay to play” tax system, where only taxpay-ers who can afford to pay for tax advice will receive personal service, while others will be left struggling for themselves.Data Security Concerns: The National Taxpayer Advocate warns of the consequences of giving tax return preparers more access to taxpayer accounts in order to provide increased assistance: “…through a single-minded emphasis on online accounts, the IRS creates a situation where it will face enormous pressure to open up taxpayer account access to unregu-lated return preparers.”Need for Transparency, More Details and Public Discussion: Because the contemplated reductions in service are significant yet undefined, the National Taxpayer Advocate calls on the IRS to release its plans and solicit taxpayer comments. “U.S. taxpayers pay the bills for our government. U.S. taxpayers deserve a say in how the tax collection agency will treat them,” the report says.Public Hearings on Tax Service Needs: To assist the IRS in developing a plan that is responsive to the needs of U.S. taxpayers, Olson announced plans to conduct public hearings around the country in the coming months to learn what taxpayers need from the IRS to help them comply with the tax code.

Chamber Advocacy

Wellik Invests in the Future @ Wickenburg Christian AcademyIn a spirited all-school assembly, WCA administrator Kevin Armstrong announced a grant awarded to the school by the Wellik Foundation. A larg-er-than-life check for $117,000 was unveiled by Board Chair Ed Kientz dur-ing the ceremony. The Wellik grant provides a major boost to the school’s long-term “Strategic Impact Initiative,” with funds designated for specific projects that are critical to WCA’s plans for the future. Four focus areas of the grant will impact programming from Preschool through 12th Grade in the areas of 1) Tools for Teachers, 2) Tools for Students, 3) Science Lab and 4) Performing Arts. Donations from individuals and teacher mini-grants funded by the Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce Education Committee have also provided essential funds toward the project goal of $190,000. The WCA Board, Administration and Staff are grateful for the affirmation from the community and will continue to make every effort to be good stewards of the resources entrusted to us for the benefit of WCA students.

FYI} Share your Success Stories.Want to be a featured chamber member in an upcoming Hassayampa Alert newsletter? Tell us what you are doing, and you could be in our next issue. Contact Us Today at 928-684-5479

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By enrolling in our Direct Pay Program you: • No longer need to write out a check • Save on the cost of postage • Can relax knowing your bill will get paid even when you are out of Town. • Be assured that your payment will arrive on time • We will send you a receipt telling you the amount deducted from your account and what day it was deducted.

Once activated DIRECT PAY will print on your invoice so you know that you no longer need to submit a payment. To participate in this program simply call or stop by our office. We will provide you with the form to complete.

Direct Pay – Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT)


MARCH CALENDAR1 History Interview with Lynn Downey – 10 a.m.2 Newsletter – 9:15 a.m.3 Meeting with AFLAC – 10: 30 a.m.4-5 WHS Softball – WHS Fields & Sunset Park5 WCA Spaghetti Dinner & Auction– Wickenburg Community Center -4-7 p.m.7-13 National Team Roping Finals at Rancho Rio7 Town Council – 5:30 p.m.8 Tourism Authority – 8:00 a.m.10 Horse Sale at Rancho Rio12-13 Arizona Junior Rodeo – Everett Bowman Rodeo Grounds12 BPW Fashion Show & Luncheon – 11:30 a.m. Wickenburg Country Club -$2513 WCO 7th Annual Music in the Park, Little Red School house – 2--4:00 p.m.-Free13 Webb Center Presents – Always Patsy Cline – 7:30 p.m. Tickets start at $4013 Friends of Music Concert – 2 p.m.14 Chamber Board Meeting – 8:00 a.m.15 West Valley Chamber Alliance -11:30 a.m.17 Business after Hours Mixer -5:30-7 p.m.18 CRAW Rodeo Grounds Benefit Dinner & Auction21 Town Council – 5:30 p.m.23 Transportation – 4 p.m.25 Quarterly Luncheon -12 Noon27 Easter29 Past President’s Council – 6 p.m.31 Ribbon Cutting – 8:15 a.m.

Misc.: Wickenburg PTA, Dr. Seuss PJ Party – March 2nd – 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. – Public Library; Wickenburg Mule Deer

Foundation – March 5 – community centerThe Place Church – Dinner Theatre – March 10th – community

center. Health Fair – April 16 – watch more information.

Business After Hours Mixer

Thursday, March 17 5:30 - 7:00 p.m.

Meet owners, enjoy appetizers and drink, network with members and hear about local member news. Chamber Members and their accompanied guests are invited to attend. $5 per person.

April 21 Rancher Bar

May 19 Soroptimist International

June 16 IKE’s Restaurant & Saloon

July 21 Sandi’s Boutique

Aug 25 JLH Machinery & Ranches

Sept 22 Desert Caballeros Western Museum

Oct 13 Wickenburg Kwikprint

Nov17 Trilogy at Wickenburg Ranch

Dec15 UMB Bank

Clip out and SaveMIXER SCHEDULE 2016

Mark your calendars for this year’s mixers – one of the most popular benefits for chamber members. All mixers run from 5:30-7:00 p.m. with opportunities to mix and mingle, followed by announcements and intro-duction of new members, and door prize drawings. Watch for location information in newsletters and emails.

Staff is now taking reservations for 2017 Mixers. Call Jacque Miller at 684-5479.

Sponsored by Loose Horse RV Park on north Tegner St.

The easiest way to reduce the environmental impacts of empty ink cartridg-es is to recycle them. Bring your recyclables to The Chamber Office at 216 N. Frontier Street to contribute to the E-Waste Program.

Mark your calendars now for Document Shredding – April 21st and Oct.21st from 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. in the chamber parking lot on Frontier Street. Members receive one free box, $5 for additional boxes. Public - $10 per box.

FOR YOUR INFORMATIONDouble H Custom Hats

entry in the GRD parade



The Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce “Welcomes”

Its Newest MemberPlease Welcome and Patronize

the following new members:

The Wickenburg Chamber of Commerce appreciates the contributions by our members to keep the Chamber a growing and dynamic organiza-tion. Referrals are vital to our success! Thank You to those who referred a new member to the Chamber last month. The Chamber recognizes their thoughtfulness and dedication to advancing this organization for the better by taking small steps to make a big difference.

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All Chamber members are always welcome to join the Chamber staff and Ambassadors for ribbon-cuttings. Meet us at the chamber office on Thursday, March 31 at 8:15 a.m. For a complete calendar of events visit: www.Visitwickenburgway.com

Ribbon-Cuttings This Month

Arizona Mentor- Dean Anast 4020 E. Industrial Way, Suite 109, Wickenburg, AZ 85390 Phone: (928) 684-0053 Website: http://www.az-mentor.com Email: [email protected] Organizations & Human ResourcesSponsor: Chamber Staff Riggin’s Rhymes Historical Exhibit - Jim Liles 27600 S. Clydesdale Ave , PO Box 730, Congress, AZ 85332 Phone: (435) 890-3360 Email: [email protected] Small Museum-FreeSponsor: Chamber Staff Aflac- Cynthia Dutch 3747 Whipple Street, Prescott Valley, AZ 86314 Phone: 714-390-4317 Categories: Insurance ServicesSponsor: Chamber Staff

Associate Member: Glen Ariola 520 Palm Drive #2, Wickenburg, AZ 85390 Phone: (417) 771-7227 Sponsor: Chamber Staff

TIP OF THE STETSONLois Allen, Nadine Champlin, Neal & Mary Judkins, Karen Johnson, Ginny Randall, Bashas’ Store #55, West Plaza Shopping Center, Darrel Stadel, Lydia’s La Canasta, Hi-Tech Hearing, Creations in Thread, CVS, Sandi Hartman, Phil Ridgeway, Western Laundry LLC, Trilogy at Wickenburg Ranch, Desert Caballeros Western Museum, Dave & Ruby Lane, Chuckwagons West, Wickenburg Kwikprint, Kristi Henson, Michelle White, Bonnie Reynolds, Rosemary Maglio, The Wickenburg Sun.

CHAMBER ACTIVITY REPORTNew Members 4 11Mixer Attendance 73 138Telephone Calls 2,159 3,757 Office Visitors 4,182 6,508Mail Inquiries 1,267 2,303Chamber Website 18,907 27,657 Tourism Website 9,031 15,557Facebook-Chamber 20,990 38,041Facebook – Tourism 43,089 71,805Twitter 0 7 Instagram 8 13Tools for Business Success

Out WickenburgActivities

L.A. Travel ExpoChamber staff manned

our Destination Wickenburg booth last month. Great

response to materialshanded out and many

comments from visitors.

Keep Wickenburg WesternThe Town of Wickenburg

recently added a Cowboy Hat light topper on the pole at Wickenburg Way & Kerkes

street where the new pedestrian crosswalk &

electronic button is installed.

2016 Chairman’s Circle Members


Obtain the Public Property Report or its equivalent required by Federal and State law and read it before signing anything.

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Coming Soon!RANCH COTTAGES

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Activities Out Wickenburg Way

Jason, Becky, Lily & John Henry Rovey enjoyed the parade on Saturday.

Trick Roper Loop Rawlins per-forms during the Opening Ceremonies.

Romance of the West was the theme for our Parade, and sweet-hearts, Joe & Leslie Lewis rep-resented their company Desert Concepts Landscape & Designwinning the over-all best themed entry as well as local business entry.-Congrats!

W/A Rodeos brought good stock for the cowboys to ride. Great crowds each day!

Pam Towner, Patrick McDermott, & Carson Miller, GRD judges withJacque Miller, chamber staff

Parade grand marshal Walt Scott rode on top of the stagecoach owned by Myron Deibel and driven by Tom Watt

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