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CONNECTIONS ConnectionsDothan Area Chamber of Commerce January 2020 WIREGRASS LEGISLATORS To Provide Legislative Preview PAGE 4 GROWING THE WIREGRASS PAGE 12 JOBS IN HOUSTON COUNTY PAGE 14 EventsCalendar What’s S M T JanuaryW T F S 1 2 3 4 INSIDE 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 January 2020 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 2 Events Calendar 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 3 Ribbon Cuttings 26 27 28 29 30 31 4 Cover Story 8-11 Business Briefs 7 Ambassador and Diplomat Committee Meeting – 9 a.m. 12 Grow Dothan Location: 102 Jamestown Blvd. (Chamber) Ribbon Cutting: Azara Degourville Personal Chef – 10:30 a.m. 13 Workforce Development Location: 102 Jamestown Blvd. (Chamber) 8 Youth Leadership Dothan Houston County Healthcare Day – 7:45 a.m. 14 Small Business Development Location: 4370 W. Main St. (Flowers Hospital) LEADS Group 1 Biweekly Meeting – 8 a.m. Also In This Issue Location: 102 Jamestown Blvd. (Chamber) Ribbon Cutting: Interim Healthcare – 10:30 a.m. 9 Aces For The Arts Location: 3201 Montgomery Highway, Suite 9 Dothan Area Young Professionals’ Development Luncheon – Noon (doors and buffet 10 Girls Inc. Plans Father- open at 11:30 a.m.) Location: 200 S. Cherokee Ave. (Dothan Country Club) Daughter Banquet *Reservations required: www.facebook.com/pg/dothanyp. See page 10 for more information. 14 Troy University Small Business Counseling – 9:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. 11 Foundation Invites You To Location: 102 Jamestown Blvd. (Chamber) “Take Flight” *Reservations required: (334) 792-5138 Ribbon Cutting: Mighty Auto Parts of the Central Deep South – 10:30 a.m. 13 Sony Scholarship Applications Location: 6193 U.S. Highway 84 East Now Available 15 LEADS Group 2 Biweekly Meeting – 8 a.m. Location: 102 Jamestown Blvd. (Chamber) DACC Board of Directors’ Meeting – 8:15 a.m. Location: 102 Jamestown Blvd. (Chamber) 16 Leadership Dothan Courts, Local & State Government Day – 7:45 a.m. Your Cover Photo Location: 102 Jamestown Blvd. (Chamber) Your cover photo Ribbon Cutting: Melissa Elmore State Farm Insurance – 10:30 a.m. Location: 106 Dave St., Headland CONNECTIONSJanuary 2020 features Alabama’s ConnectionsDothan Area Chamber of Commerce State Capital located 18 Dothan Area Young Professionals’ Aces for the Arts – 6 p.m. in Montgomery, AL. Location: 909 S. St. Andrews St. (The Cultural Arts Center) *See page 9 for more information. 20 Martin Luther King Jr. Day – Chamber Closed WIREGRASS LEGISLATORS To Provide Legislative Preview PAGE 4 21 Ribbon Cutting: Exchange Center for Child Abuse Prevention Expansion – 10:30 a.m. GROWING THE WIREGRASS Location: 102 Morgan St. PAGE 12 JOBS IN HOUSTON COUNTY PAGE 14 22 LEADS Group 1 Biweekly Meeting – 8 a.m. Location: 102 Jamestown Blvd. (Chamber) Ribbon Cutting: Strickland Jewelers – 10:30 a.m. Location: 102 Central Park Ave., Suite 2 27 Eggs and Issues General Membership Breakfast – 7:30 a.m. www.dothan.com Location: 795 Ross Clark Circle (Wiregrass Rehabilitation Center Inc.’s Sterling Event Services Rotary Hall) (334) 792-5138 *Reservations required: (334) 792-5138. See page 4 for more information. 29 LEADS Group 2 Biweekly Meeting – 8 a.m. Location: 102 Jamestown Blvd. (Chamber) 30 Ribbon Cutting: BWC Commercial Air – 11:30 a.m. Location: 412 N. Foster St. Ribbon Cutting: Kiss My Axe – 4 p.m. Location: 256 N. Foster St. 2 CHAMBER CONNECTIONS JANUARY 2020 RibbonCuttings Apex Commercial Sidewalk Label Janitorial Boutique Solutions, LLC Windmill Station 545 W. Main St., Suite 100 1369 Headland Ave., Suite 6 Dothan, AL 36301 Dothan, AL 36303 Demetrius Bogan Brittany Wilson (334) 689-5101 (334) 695-1038 JANITORIAL SERVICE www.sidewalklabelboutique.com SHOPPING / SPECIALTY RETAIL Dr. Watts Electric Southern Traditions 502 Sherwood Trail Wedding and Newton, AL 36352 Event Rentals Jamie McNelley 576 Johnnie Ingram Road (334) 435-6430 Webb, AL 36376 PLUMBING AND/ Sherry Sowell OR ELECTRICAL (334) 726-7286 CONTRACTORS EVENT FACILITIES AND SUPPLIES Go Digital Tax Pro Accounting, with Donnia Bookkeeping & 194 Winslette Road Payroll Services Newton, AL 36301 2306-1 Montgomery Highway Donnia Rambin Dothan, AL 36303 (334) 648-6542 Dechauna Tensley ADVERTISING / GRAPHIC (863) 430-8470 DESIGN / MARKETING / ACCOUNTANTS MEDIA / PRINTING Home2 Suites Tic Task Virtual by Hilton Assistant Services 5005 Montgomery Highway 545 W. Main St. Dothan, AL 36303 Dothan, AL 36301 Hitesh Patel Chelsea Cooper (334) 873-4840 (334) 203-4900 www.home2dothan. BUSINESS AND home2suitesbyhilton.com PROFESSIONAL HOTELS / MOTELS / SERVICES TRAVEL New Believer’s RELOCATION International Church Ingram Land & 1307 Travis Road Realty, LLC Dothan, AL 36301 16662 U.S. Highway 431 South Shalunda Williams Headland, AL 36345 (334) 601-6776 Tim Ingram RELIGIOUS (334) 585-9001 ORGANIZATIONS www.ingramland.com REAL ESTATE – RESIDENTIAL The Poplar Building 1909 Montgomery Highway Dothan, AL 36303 Mathew Wanyama (334) 793-0166 www.thepoplarbuilding.com MOVING AND STORAGE www.dothan.com 3 CoverStory Wiregrass Legislators To Provide Alabama Legislature Preview Eggs & Issues Annual Breakfast The Dothan Area Chamber of Commerce will host our Wiregrass legislators at the organization’s annual Eggs & Issues Breakfast scheduled to be held Monday, Jan. 27, at Wiregrass Rehabilitation Center Inc’s Sterling Event Services Rotary Hall beginning at 7:30 a.m. Goal 4 of your chamber’s annual Strategic Plan is to sustain and strengthen the Wiregrass region’s business policies and military foundation. The DACC’s Governmental Affairs Council, chaired by Claudia Hall from Southeast Health, falls under this goal and oversees the Legislative Affairs Task Force and Military Affairs Committee. The objective of the Legislative Affairs Task Force is to advocate for strong and sound business policies and to facilitate member involvement in the legislative process. The annual Eggs & Issues Breakfast gives chamber members the opportunity to network and hear from their legislators on the current issues and plans for the 2020 session. You can also participate in an electronic survey on the many issues the legislature will consider including state prisons, rural health care, broadband and a statewide lottery. Public policy affects us all, both personally and professionally. That is why it is important for us to be engaged with our legislators and provide them input on the issues. The first day of the 2020 regular session will be Tuesday, Feb. 4. Tickets for the luncheon are $15 per person or $150 a corporate table (seats eight). Reservations are required and may be made by contacting the Chamber’s Director of Membership, Hayden Camp, at (334) 792- 5138 or [email protected]. Please join us on Jan. 27 to welcome our legislators as our guest speakers, and let your voice be heard! Your Alabama Legislators Alabama State Senate: Alabama House of Representatives: Sen. Billy Beasley, Rep. Steve Clouse, Rep. Dexter Grimsley, D-28th District R-93rd District D-85th District (Barbour, Bullock, Henry, (Dale, Houston) (Henry, Houston) Lee, Macon, Russell) (334) 261-0488 (334) 261-0513 (334) 261-0868 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Sen. Donnie Chesteen, Rep. Paul Lee, Rep. Jeff Sorrells, R-29th District R-86th District R-87th District (Dale, Geneva, Houston) (Houston) (Geneva, Houston) (334) 261-0890 (334) 261-0488 (334) 261-0542 [email protected] [email protected] 4 CHAMBER CONNECTIONS JANUARY 2020 DISCOVER & EXPLORE COSTA DEL SOL WITH THE DOTHAN AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 9-DAY JOURNEY HIGHLIGHTS: • Round trip scheduled airfare • Round trip transfers between airports and hotels • Personal airport VIP greeting and check-in service • Pre-departure orientation and travel documents • 7 nights First Class Accomodations • Includes breakfast daily and 5 dinners • Discovery Program Guide • Chamber Exchange • Full day tour of Granada • Tours of Ronda & Mijas DAY BY DAY Costa Del Sol DAY 1 • Transatlantic flight DAY 2 • Arrive in Spain and transfer to our hotel for the next 7 nights • Remainder of the day at your leisure • Dinner at your hotel DAY 3 • Breakfast at your hotel • Tour to Ronda DAY 4 • Breakfast at your hotel • Day at leisure, Optional Tour to Tangier • Dinner at your hotel DAY 5 • Breakfast at your hotel • Half-day Tour of Mijas • Chamber Exchange DAY 6 • Breakfast at your hotel • Full day optional tour to Gibraltar • Dinner at your hotel DAY 7 Ronda • Breakfast at your hotel • Full day optional tour of Seville • Dinner at your hotel Click here to $3,399 PER PERSON DAY 8 $3,099 PER PERSON BOOK NOW if deposited by January 31st!* • Breakfast at your hotel • Full day tour to Granada • Dinner at your hotel DAY 9 Departing October 13, 2020 • Transfer to airport for flight home For more information, please contact: Hayden Camp at (334) 792-5138 www.dothan.com 5 Clip and add these to your NewMembers Membership Directory. Ambassadors&Diplomats Bobcat of Dothan / Kiss My Axe SBI Seminars Leppo Rents Matt Hayes John Gormley Star Of The Month Ryan Tywon 256 N. Foster St. 200 Shandwick Court 3837 Ross Clark Circle Dothan, AL 36303 P.O. Box 2121 Dothan, AL 36303 PH: (334) 699-5629 Dothan, AL 36305 PH: (334) 350-5660 www.kmaxe.com PH: (800) 826-7681 www.dothanbobcat.com ARTS / CULTURE / www.sbiseminars.com AUTOMOBILE RENTING ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESS AND & LEASING PROFESSIONAL Mary Kay Cosmetics SERVICES F.R.I.E.N.D.S. (Ham) Sheila Luker Jennifer M. Ham Southeast Alabama P.O. Box 9551 2558 Ross Clark Circle, Community Dothan, AL 36304 Suite 107 (Physical) Foundation PH: (334) 790-8292 407 Burt Drive, Apt. 8 Burton Crenshaw www.downsyndromefriends.org Dothan, AL 36305 111 Adris Place, Suite 8 PH: (334) 212-5898 (Dothan) Farmers Insurance www.marykay.com/jham831 114 Church St. Group PERSONAL SERVICE Montgomery, AL 36104 Jessica Goolsby AND CARE PH: (334) 264-6223 22 Inverness Center Parkway, www.cacfinfo.org Suite 560 (Birmingham) MAU Workforce NONPROFIT P.O.
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