JULY NEWSLETTER · 2019/7/11 · JULY NEWSLETTER 10 JULY July Chamber Meeting Wednesday, July 10...

WHAT’S ALL THIS BUZZ ABOUT CULTURAL INTELLIGENCE? Leadership Sioux Center focuses one session each year on the topic of diversity. Participants come into the session assuming we are just going to talk about race. However, they leave the session with a much greater understanding and realize that diversity is so much more than race. It’s your background, it’s your marital status, it’s your socio-economic status, it’s privilege, it’s culture. Year after year, the session on diversity ranks as the participants’ #1 Leadership Sioux Center session. This year we were blessed to have Rahn Franklin, Director of Multicultural Student Development, NWC, introduce the topic of Cultural Intelligence (CQ) during our session on diversity. The “aha” moments happened several times that day and I admit, once I started digging into this topic, I was hooked.

I may live under a rock, but until that LSC session on diversity, I had not heard much about Cultural Intelligence (CQ) flying around my circles. But now that I’m paying more attention, I’m seeing it on social media, reading about it on blog posts and hearing it discussed on podcasts. It’s becoming the “thing to know more about” in business.

So, what is CQ? Cultural intelligence is the capability to function effectively across national, ethnic, and organizational cultures. It includes a way of measuring and improving the way we interact in different cultures.

Why should we care? 90% of leading executives from 68 countries identified cross-cultural leadership as the top management challenge for the next century. Having a better understanding of CQ helps us navigate diverse markets, manage a multicultural work force and attract and retain top talent.

We are excited to have Rahn present at our July chamber meeting to introduce the topic of Cultural Intelligence. If you then decide that you want to engage even more in this topic, we are offering 4 one-hour sessions this fall that will be a more in-depth awareness and training on CQ. You will learn and receive tools that you can bring back to your organization to improve your businesses’ CQ level. For more information on these sessions, please see page 2.

Cultural Intelligence- it’s the one skill you can’t do without in today’s global economy.

JULY NEWSLETTER

10 JULY

July Chamber Meeting Wednesday, July 1012-1 pm

Cultural Intelligence-The Real Secret to Leadership & Success

Presented by Rahn Franklin, Director of Multicultural Student Development, Northwestern College

Cost: $10Fresh grilled burgers with all the fixin’s provided by Hardee’s

No RSVP required. All chamber members and their employees are encouraged to attend.

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MARK YOUR CALENDARSChamber Sponsored Events

01 AUGUST

DO YOU AND OTHERS IN YOUR ORGANIZATION WANT TO DIG DEEPER INTO THE TOPIC OF CULTURAL INTELLIGENCE AND MASTER THE ONE SKILL YOU CAN’T DO WITHOUT IN TODAY’S GLOBAL ECONOMY?

We are offering a 4-session Cultural Intelligence training led by Rahn Franklin, Director of Multicultural Student Development, NWC. This training is designed for leaders and managers within your organization who desire to learn more about this topic and have a willingness to share the information with their team.

DATES:Tuesday, September 17 Tuesday, October 1Tuesday, October 15Tuesday, October 29

TIME:12-1 pm for each session. Attendance at each session is highly encouraged.

LOCATION:Sioux Center Public Library Meeting Room

COST: $175/PERSONIncludes lunch, materials and an individual Cultural Intelligence Assessment for each participant

REGISTRATION REQUESTED BY SEPTEMBER 10

Chamber CoffeeRenae’s Salon and Spa is celebrating 35 years!

Join us in celebrating this big milestone with them!Thursday, August 19:30 amEnjoy refreshments and snacks, sign-ups for giveaways, and discounts on products!

COUPON CARDS!

The new Chamber coupon cards are in! We know that you are going to love the many great deals and ways to support your fellow chamber members.

If you have already paid your dues, we will be contacting you to find a convenient time for us to deliver your cards to you, or you are welcome to stop by our office to pick them up!

Enjoy shopping local!

MONTHLY NEWSLETTERPAGE 3SUMMER CELEBRATION RECAP

THANK YOU TO EVERYONE WHO HELPED MAKE THE SUMMER CELEBRATION WEEKEND A SUCCESS! If you were a sponsor, thank you for helping make so many of the events free for families to enjoy. If you were a volunteer, thank you for taking your personal time to serve, if you were a committee member, thank you for giving so much of your time and energy throughout the weekend. We are truly blessed with a wonderful community!

MONTHLY NEWSLETTERPAGE 4MEMBERSHIP INVESTMENTS

THANK YOU FOR YOUR INVESTMENT!Thank you to the following businesses for your annual investment in the Sioux Center Chamber!

With active Chamber of Commerce members, we offer a chance to make a difference by working together to improve the quality of life and the economic climate of Sioux Center.

DUES RECEIVED THROUGH JUNE 25, 2019.

Addink & Van Es DentistryAgency Two TwelveAmerican State BankAppraisal ProfessionalsATLAS of Sioux CenterB & B Plumbing & HeatingBackyard BounceBandstra PaintingBeaver Eye CareBethany Christian ServicesBrommer SanitationCasey's General StoreCenter for Financial EducationCenter Fresh GroupCenter SportsCentral Veterinary ClinicCentre MallChildren's Dental CentreCity of Sioux CenterCo-op Gas & OilCommunity Health PartnersCompass Construction Co. LLCCooperative Credit CompanyCost CuttersCountryside Body Shopcth US Inc.Culligan of Sioux CountyCulversDanielle Ann PhotographyDGR EngineeringDriesen Eye CenterEcono Lodge HotelEDA, Inc.Edward JonesEntegroEpic RealtyFareway StoreFurniture Mart

Geels Glass, Inc.German Farmers MutualGround EffectsHardee'sHilltop Custom Cabinetry & Furniture, Inc.Hilt Real Estate, Inc.Holiday Inn Express & SuitesHow-To-Building CenterHy-Vee Food StoreInterstates Iowa Cable Advertising Network (ICAN)Iowa InformationJimmy John'sJorgensen Hearing CenterKelly's CateringKim's Writing & Editing ServiceKooima Kooima Varilek TradingKroese & Kroese, PCKSOULangel's Plumbing & HeatingLewis Family DrugLink ManufacturingM Design & PromotionsM.J.'S SinclairMcDonald'sMeal SqueezeMelissa's Hope ChestMemorial Funeral HomeMid-Sioux Opportunity, Inc.Midwest Tent RentalMike's Lawn Care Service, Inc.Mix-Rite, IncMoney Concepts - The Planning Firm

Myers Pest ControlNeal Chase LumberNew Life Reformed ChurchNiceone Pro ShopNo Streaking, Inc.Northside Body ShopNorthwest BankNorthwestern CollegeOostra, Bierma, Van Engen, & Mouw P.L.C.Outlet 75Pat's Jewelry CentrePerduePerspective InsurancePest ProsPluim Publishing, IncPlumbing & Heating WholesalePrairie Life ChiropracticPremier CommunicationsPremium Iowa PorkPro-Active Physical Therapy & Sports Rehab, Inc.Promise Community Health CenterRegency Retirement ResidenceRenae's Salon & SpaRobin's School of Dance & FitnessSchelling ConstructionShell Sioux-Per CenterShoe Sensation #640Sioux Biochemical Inc.Sioux Center Christian SchoolSioux Center DentalSioux Center Vet ClinicSioux Center Wreaths Across America

Sioux Concrete ConstructionSioux County ExtensionSnieder Insurance and Financial GroupState Farm InsuranceSubwaySunkissed TanningT-up TravelTastefully SimpleTeam RealtyTen Kredit ElectricTerrace View Event CenterThe Proper PlaceThe Ridge Golf ClubThe Style CenterThe Water's EdgeTrans Ova GeneticsUsborne BooksVan Holland Lawn Service, Ltd.Vander Berg Furniture, Flooring & HomesVer Hoef AutomotiveVillage Northwest UnlimitedVision RealtyVisser ElevatorVreugdenhil ConstructionWalinga USA Inc.Walmart SupercenterWalstra Plumbing & HeatingWater WerksWinterfeld Law, P.L.C.Wireless WorldWoods, Fuller, Schultz & Smith, PCYmker InsulationZ Homes and Realty Inc.Zeutenhorst Financial


NEWS & FASCINATING FACTSAbout our Members

YOUR BUSINESS IS INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CLEARINGHOUSE FOR WORK-BASED LEARNING! Educating Iowa Students for the future requires connecting them to future careers through hands-on projects designed by employers and educators.

The Iowa Clearinghouse for Work-Based Learning is a virtual space where business partners will post projects for Iowa K-12 students to gain in-depth work experience, bringing real-world application into the schools.

Your business will receive many benefits from participating in the Clearinghouse including:• Grow and develop potential employees• Gain fresh perspectives from the next generation• Build brand awareness• Tackle project and tasks on the backburner• Build relationships with schools

Learn more on how you can be involved by viewing the Business Partner Toolkit here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B3h8mhj2wlwEMldueGhnVElIY3pKSzVrYjQ3Y-3FKQkY1OFUw/view

WELCOME TO OUR NEW MEMBERS!Backyard BounceChris and Tonya [email protected]

At Backyard Bounce, our mission is making fun affordable, simple and safe. Our affordable, high quality bounce houses and inflatables are sure to be a hit at any gathering. The rental process is streamlined with our online reservation system at www.bybounce.com which allows you to view our inventory, reserve and pay for your rental. We are a family-owned business and are fully insured and state-inspected.

Firm Foundation ConcreteGreg and Lyle SchutSioux Center, IA 51250712-449-7578firmfoundationbros@gmail.comwww.firmfoundationconcrete.com

Raised in NW Iowa on a family farm and livestock operation, we were taught the value of hard work, honesty, sound character, faith, family, and doing everything as if you were working for the Lord. We recognized that God put a love in us to construct and build. We loved projects and making improvements to our family operation.

Over the years, that love has turned into many concrete projects from concrete cattle mounds, poured bunks, bunkers, and foundations. That love then grew to projects off the operation such as: driveways, basement floors, garage floors, and house walls. We are passionate about building and serving others, and pouring concrete allows us to do both. It is rewarding to be able to work with different people on a variety of projects such as: parking lots for local ministries, residential driveways, commercial businesses, and the livestock operation.

Meal SqueezeTonya [email protected]

Meal Squeeze is an online meal planning company created by a registered dietitian. We provide budget- and family-friendly meal plans that are scaled to 2, 4, 6 or 8 servings to meet your family's needs. The categorized shopping list saves time and money at the grocery store, and all recipes are ready in about 30 minutes or less. Save even more money using our exclusive coupons for Hy-Vee and Fareway, or our ad-based meal plans, based on the Hy-Vee, Fareway and Aldi weekly ads. Meal Squeeze members also get a $35 discount on inflatable rentals from Backyard Bounce.



The Sioux Center Library is hosting a Mother/Daughter Sign Painting Class on Monday, July 8 at 6:30pm. To sign up or for more information, visit their website at www.siouxcenterlibrary.org

The Hanson Family will be back at the library on Thursday, July 11 at 10:00am. Families are invited to this free juggling and unicycle show!

Drop In Job and Computer Help will be available at the Sioux Center Library on July 11 from 9-11:00am and again on July 26 from 1-3:00pm. Stop in for assistance with topics like creating and using an email account, applying for jobs, creating a resume, and more!

Family Lego Night will be held on Tuesday, July 16 at 6:30pm in the library. The whole family is invited to use their imaginations as we construct items that follow our Summer Reading Program: a Universe of Stories space theme. No registration needed.

Teens – join us at STEM Club on Thursdays from June 27 through July 18 at 2:00pm and meet our new Teen Programmer, Emily Van Weerdhuizen! Emily will be working with you to explore all things space through technology and science! Sign up by calling the library at 722-2138.

JULY 2019 LIBRARY ANNOUNCEMENTS

Join us at the library on July 24 at 7:00pm for an evening of tips and tricks to Organize Your ‘Space’! Erica De Jong will help bring ideas to “spark joy” in your decluttering and organizing. Sign up to reserve your spot either through our website or by stopping in the library.

5th through 12th graders are invited to create a fun galaxy-inspired spa item at our Summer Craft Program on July 25 at 2:00pm. Registration is required as space is limited. You can register online or at the library.

3rd-5th graders are encouraged to join us for a week of some Spanish language learning fun from July 29-August 2! We will play games and do activities to learn some basic Spanish. The program is free and requires registration. Sign up now to hold your spot!

TAKE THE SURVEYSioux Center Trails CouncilWe’re gathering information about bicycle commuting and future trail/bike lane opportunities in Sioux Center, and we want to hear from YOU! Help us out by taking 2 minutes to complete this short survey! https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/22QQYB8?fb-clid=IwAR27kpi7BorDWyzcSLKhso9v_mwClr6FJ3u-85tiYk4z-BaMNH6GQZoO1MXg



RENAE’S SALON & SPA NOW OFFERING MICRO BLADING

SIOUX BIOCHEMICAL RIBBON CUTTING

PUTT WITH THE PROPrior to the tee shot, the team will pay $20 to try their luck on shooting closer to the hole than the placed marker. If closer, the team will get their names put in for a great drawing. All teams that participate can have the Pro putt for a chance at a birdie.

Cost: $20 per team

NEW THIS YEAR

PUTT WITH THE PRO

Sioux Center Health Foundation Swinging Fore Scholarships Golf TournamentMonday, August 12 Shotgun 12 pm Ridge Golf Club, Sioux Center

$400 for a 4-person team 18-hole tournament 36 teams maximum

REGISTRATION/SPONSORSHIP DEADLINES: Thursday, August 1

REGISTER OR MORE INFORMATION: SiouxCenterHealth.org/Foundation

QUESTIONS: Lindsay Weatherman at 722-8107 or [email protected]

2 HOLE-IN-ONESGet a chance to hit a hole-in-one and win either a Hawaii trip or a car.

PINK TEESMen tee off of women’s tee box and womentee off 250 yard mark.

Cost: $5 per golfer

ATTENTION WOMEN

Here is a chance to gather an all-women’s team to play in your very own flight. We will have 1 flight just for women and 2 flights for men/mixed.

CONTESTS

WHAT IS MICRO BLADING? Micro blading is a semi-permanent pigment used on the eyebrow to create, enhance, or reshape the appearance of your brows.

Congrats to Robin’s School of Dance as they celebrated their 25th year of serving the community with their annual year-end recital, entitled “Twenty Five and Alive!” Robin was surprised with a final dance from 60 or more alumni.



CONGRATS ANDREW & JENN

WELCOME, CARYN

We’re excited to introduce Caryn Schouten at M Design & Promotions! Caryn brings years of experience working as an administrative assistant and payroll specialist and we look forward to better serving our clients by adding her unique strengths & abilities to the team! “I live north of Sioux Center with my husband, Micah and our three children, Alexa (11), Logan (8), and Katelyn (6). When I’m not working you’ll find me spending time with my family.

I graduated from Dordt University with an Administrative degree. For the first few years after graduation I worked in various positions in billing, insurance, and accounting. When my husband and I moved back to the area in 2006, I began work-ing for Interstates as an administrative assistant. There I enjoyed assisting project managers as well as handling the application, renewal and management of their electrical licenses.

With the birth of our second child in 2010, I transitioned to being at home full-time until our youngest celebrated her first birthday. At that time I joined Trans Ova Genetics where I have worked as a payroll specialist for the last 5 years. I’m excited to work with Jason & Emily and look forward to using my problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and customer service experience to help support clients!”

Congratulations to Andrew (Siebrecht & Company) and Jenn Driesen on the birth of their first child Aliyah Jean Driesen born on May 14, 2019

CONGRATS ROBIN’S SCHOOL OF DANCE



SIOUX CENTER ARTS EVENTS

PRAIRIE LIFE CHIROPRACTICMOVES TO TEMPORARY LOCATION

JUNE 27 I 5:00 - 7:30 PMCENTRAL PARKStage: Area musical guests and performersKids art/craft tableAdult Art table2 inflatablesface paintingand more!

OPEN SWING DANCE AT CHILDREN’S PARK JULY 26 AND AUGUST 23 New Children’s Park Shelter House 7-10 pmNo registration required, just come out and dance the night away! AT THE ZOO ART CAMP JULY 15-18 CHILDREN’S PARKGrades K-2 9:30 – 10:30 amGrades 3-8 11:00am – 12:30pmRegistrations: www.siouxcenter.org/onlineregistration

TASTE OF SIOUX CENTER REGISTRATIONWe invite you – as an area businesses, church, or community group – to Dordt University's annual Taste of Sioux Center in the Rec Center on Thursday, August 29th, 2019 from 12:30 to 3:30 pm. Here you will have the opportunity to set up a table display of your services and/or products for students and faculty to browse and have the chance to distribute information, giveaways, coupons, and samples. Please feel free to market your business or organization creatively at the Taste of Sioux Center! (But selling is prohibited).

Please completely fill out your registration form and submit the $30 registration fee by Wednesday, July 17th, 2019. This fee is used to cover overhead costs and prizes. The registration deadline of July 17 will give us time to plan well for this exciting event.

When registering, please note that because of the limited space and electricity, we will be operating on a first come, first served basis, and priority will be given to Sioux Center businesses.

WHEN:August 29th from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Set up begins at 10 a.m. Please do not arrive early. If you do, you will have to leave and come back at 10 a.m.

WHERE:Dordt University's Rec Center

COST:$30 for Businesses, No Cost for Churches/Nonprofits - Payment and Registration is due by July 17th, 2019.

WE HOPE YOU CAN JOIN US FOR THIS EXCITING KICKOFF EVENT!

https://www.dordt.edu/taste-sioux-center-registration

Prairie Life Chiropractic will be moving to a temporary location at the Centre Mall beginning July 1. It will be located in a portion of the former Center Sports location.



SIOUXNAMI WATERPARK WELCOMES SUMMER FUN-SEEKERSIowa’s newest waterpark is now open! Siouxnami Waterpark – complete with the state’s only aqua zip line, a lazy river, three new water slides, and a life-size floating alligator – is open Sioux Center.

Siouxnami offers fun for all, with the lazy river, the climbing wall over the water, the aqua zip-line over the deep pool, low and high diving boards, and more. Thrill seekers can enjoy a 212-foot-long body slide, a 253-foot tube slide, and a 64-foot speed slide. There’s a teen corner, concession stand, lounge chairs in the sun and shade, and plenty of pool space to enjoy the water.“Our goal with Siouxnami has always been to make it great for all ages, and we think we’ve done that,” said All Seasons Center director Dave Ruter. “It’s been exciting seeing kids, adults and families come to Sioux Center and experience the fun.”

Siouxnami connects with the existing outdoor and indoor pool areas at the All Seasons Center. These offer zero-depth children's pools, a slide pool with a waterfall, additional water slides, lap lanes, a hot tub, and diving boards.

The new Siouxnami Waterpark and the All Seasons Center are owned and operated by the City of Sioux Center, with affordable rates for all to enjoy. Businesses and organizations may rent the waterpark for an evening on the weekend.

“The waterpark is a great amenity for our local citizens and a great attraction to draw people to Sioux Center,” said City Manager Scott Wynja. “We are excited about the features and unique attractions at Siouxnami. We think they’ll provide a ‘wow’ to our community and surrounding areas.”

For additional waterpark information and more on memberships and admission, visit www.allseasonscenter.org

INTERSTATES RIBBON CUTTING

Siouxnami Waterpark Ribbon Cutting



The Sioux Center City Council has appointed David Krahling to serve as mayor, filling the seat of the late Mayor Dennis Walstra.

As mayor, Krahling will preside over city council meetings and work with the council and city leaders to create a long-term

vision for the community.

Krahling came to Sioux Center in 1984, taking a position teaching agriculture at Sioux Center Schools. He is married to Char and has worked the past 18 years at Interstates, where he is now in a role focusing on people development. Krahling previously served on the city council from 2006-2015. His appointment as mayor begins immediately.

“This is a daunting position to step into, even more so knowing the legacy Mayor Walstra has built here,” Krahling said. “Having had the opportunity to work with him, I will draw on that as well as my own experiences as I seek to lead in way that serves the citizens well.”

Krahling shared his great respect for the ongoing work of the Sioux Center city staff and council, and said the appointment to serve the community in this role is both humbling and exciting.

“We have an incredibly robust community with a diverse set of strengths and a history of progress through cooperation,” Krahling said. “Sioux Center is a great city of which to be mayor.”

The city council unanimously approved Krahling’s appointment at the June 18 council meeting.

“Dave will bring a high level of leadership and understanding to the table,” said Mayor Pro Tem Randy Vreugdenhil. “His background and ability to see big picture will serve our community well.”

KRAHLING ACCEPTS ROLE AS SIOUX CENTER MAYOR

Friday, sept 13SHOTGUN @ 12PM

The Ridge golf courseSioux Center, IA

$380 per team4-PERSON BEST BALL

Includes golf, cart, prizes,

Jimmy Johns for lunch (NEW!)

& Famous Dave's for supper!

GO L F T O U R N AM E N T

4 T H A N N U A L

Not a fan of either? No problem! You can still

join us to support FCC, enjoy an afternoon of

golf and eat some great food!

All proceeds benefit Family Crisis Centers

to serve victims of crime in our communities.

For questions or to register, contact Tara or Tammy

at 712.722.4404 or [email protected].

Sponsorship opportunities available - ask today!

Registration Opens 11am

CALLING ALL CYCLONE & HAWKEYE FANS!

We always knew that we had the most fun golfers at our annual Business Appreciation Event, but this year our participants again proved us right! The photo contest is an annual tradition and instead of running away from the camera, our golfers…well most of them anyway…greet us with a smile and some even go over the top and bring along props! Thanks to all of our golfers who make this one of the most fun tournaments of the summer! We love spending the day with you and thanking you for your membership! Check out all of the fun team photos on our Facebook page!

CHAMBER GOLF EVENT



REGISTRATION FORMRegistration is limited, so sign up today!

___ Yes, I plan to attend.___ Sorry, I cannot attend, but have enclosed a donation for the event. $___________

Name: ________________________________

Company: _____________________________

Address:_______________________________

City/State:_____________________________

Phone:_________________________________

E-mail: ________________________________

Fill in additional golfers on reverse.

Payment Method: r Check (payable to Village NW Unlimited)

r Credit Card (check one): r MasterCard r Visa r Discover

Account # ____________________________

Exp. Date ___________ 3-digit # ________ (on back of card) Signature ____________________________

Return this form, along with $125 per golfer, by July 5 to:

Village Northwest Unlimited330 Village CircleSheldon, IA 51201

Village Northwest Unlimited

is nationally recognized as one of

the premier providers of services

to people with intellectual and

developmental disabilities and

traumatic brain injuries. VNU builds

successful lives for 180 individuals

by providing opportunities and

choices in residential, vocational

and social programs while fulfilling

its mission of providing Purpose,

Privacy and Dignity for all people.

330 Village CircleSheldon, IA 51201

Phone: 712-324-4873Fax: 712-324-4877

www.villagenorthwest.org

MONDAY, JULY 15, 2019

Registration & Lunch

11:30am–12:15pm

Shotgun Start

12:30pm

Dinner & Awards

5:00pm

Your $125 donation per person includes:

• Noon Meal

• Driving Range Use

• Green Fees (18-holes) w/cart

• Registration Gift

• Catered Dinner

• Snacks Throughout the Course

• Best Ball Format with Four Flights

• Flag Prizes

• Lucky Hole Drawings and Prizes

• Over 35 Additional Prize Drawings19TH ANNUAL BENEFIT

WELCOME DR. KAYLEE LANGEL

Dr. Kaylee Langel was born and raised in Le Mars, Iowa and graduated from Le Mars Community High School. At a young age Dr. Langel can remember having the desire and passion to help others which lead her to nursing. She graduated from St. Luke’s College in Sioux City, Iowa with an associate degree in nursing, also known as a Registered Nurse. Dr. Langel then attended Briar Cliff University in Sioux City, Iowa to pursue her Bachelor of Science in Nursing and minoring in psychology. She knew she wanted to serve her community at a high level of education and therefore went on to attend graduate school at the University of Iowa where she studied for her Doctorate of Nursing. It was during this time that Dr. Langel felt she was being pulled in another direction and therefore switched her major to Chiropractic. Dr. Langel moved to Kansas City where she attended Cleveland University, graduating with her Doctorate of Chiropractic.

Throughout her time at Cleveland University, Dr. Langel attended seminars and received some certifications. She is certified in Webster technique through the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association. Webster is a technique which allows the doctor to align the

pelvis of pregnant women, preparing it for the birthing process. She is also certified in acupuncture, which is over 2,000+ years old, dating it back to ancient China and is used to help with physical, mental, and emotional conditions. Dr. Langel also attended several Motion Palpation Institute seminars. During her last year at Cleveland University she had the opportunity to treat patients at the Kansas City Care Clinic and was apart of a preceptorship at the VA Hospital in Kansas City. Along with being nationally board certified in chiropractic and physiotherapy, Dr. Langel is also a member of the American Chiropractic Association.

Her education, training, and certifications have allowed Dr. Langel to treat every member of the family, from infants, to pregnant moms, to senior citizens. Dr. Langel is excited to be back to her home roots and providing care and treatment to her community. In her free time Dr. Langel enjoys spending time with her husband and two children, being outdoors, attending her daughter’s sporting events, golfing and being with family.

SHARE WITH USWe try hard to stay on top of the news by scouring the local papers and websites for information about our members to include in our newsletter. But we would hate to miss anything so would appreciate your help. If you have news, congrats, awards, sympathies, events or any information about your business or your em-ployees that you would like included in the next Chamber newsletter, please email it to me by the 22nd of the month. We’d love to help share your news!

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