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THE RICHFIELD REAPER/REAPER EXTRA SC-3A Wednesday/Thursday, February 22/23, 2012 President’s Message The Richfield Area Chamber of Commerce is an organization of businesses that have joined together for business promotion and in- formation. The Chamber is the area businesses’ legislative watchdog, sales office, networking tool, community liaison, business partner and resource. The Chamber holds a monthly luncheon meeting for its members where they are able to gain valuable information from speakers and network with other area businesses. The Chamber honors new and relocating businesses with Ribbon Cuttings. The Chamber also honors a Customer Service Superstar, who is honored for superior customer service above and beyond what is expected in their daily routine. The Chamber holds an Annual Dinner for the membership every year in November. The Business of the Year and Customer Service Superstar of the Year were honored. The Richfield Area Chamber of Commerce works closely with the Sevier County Economic Development Council and the Sevier County Tourism and Events Office. The Chamber attends annual State Chamber Conferences and the Executive Director is serving on the State Chamber Board of Directors. The Richfield Area Chamber of Commerce hosted the hospitality room for 1A and 2A Girls and Boys State Basketball Tournaments and the Invitational Preview Tournaments, Sevier Valley Sportsman Expo, Everything Spring Expo, Mulligan Masters Golf Tournament, Mid- Way West Carnival, Fish Lake Relay, dinner for the Rocky Mountain ATV Jamboree, Big Boys Toys and Women’s Boutique, Santa, Christ- mas Tree Lane and the Christmas Lights Parade. The Chamber’s an- nual Super Saver card was sold by The Best of Sevier this year and was a huge success for both organizations. The Richfield Area Chamber of Commerce is looking forward to a prosperous and productive year in 2012 for the Chamber and its business members. RICHFIELD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 250 North Main, Suite B42 Richfield, Utah 84701 Telephone: 435-896-4241 Fax: 435-896-4313 lorraine@richfieldareachamber.com www.richfieldareachamber.com Customer Service Superstar of the Year – Amanda Gadd, Mountain America Credit Union Customer Service Superstars – James Moffitt, Fresh Market Patti Sanchez, Sevier School District Natalie Rees, Home Depot Clabe Jones, Blake Electric Angie Jensen, ERA Brokers Consolidated Lisa Simon, Wells Fargo Bank Blaine Michaelsen, The Shirt Stop Amanda Gadd, Mountain America Credit Union Mark Sattler, Natalie Rees and Jennifer Norcross, Home Depot Business of the Year – IFA Country Store Businesses and Individuals awarded for their excellence in 2011 Businesses of the Month – Sorensen, Lewis & Associates Mid-Utah Radio Richfield Fire Department Hoover’s IFA Country Store Paradise Press McDonald’s Winger’s Home Depot 100 Percent Attendance at Luncheons – Allstate Insurance — Matt Creamer Agency Mid-Utah Radio The Richfield Reaper SOS Staffing Services State Bank of Southern Utah Richfield Area Chamber of Commerce 2012 Board of Directors Lorraine Gregerson Executive Director Kaprece Staples Vice President Mark Alger Past President Buffy Brown President-Elect Max White President “Combined Strength for a Solid Community” RICHFIELD AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Max White, President Buffy Brown, President-Elect Kaprece Staples, Vice President Mark Alger, Past President Michael Torgerson Scott Hansen Willy Akers Mike Langston Mike Turner Kevin Arrington Jeri Mae Rowley Malcolm Nash Bruce Moffitt Pat Wilson Joe Anderson Welcome New Board Members for 2012: Dave Adams - Fresh Market Pam Busk - First American Title Darren Orton - Premium Oil Roxanne Waybrant - The Richfield Reaper GIANT YARD SALE Fairgrounds, Spring MAGICIAN CRAIG DAVIS Sevier Valley Center, March 7 OUTDOOR COOKING COMEDY SHOW Fairgrounds, March 22 BYU FOLK DANCERS Sevier Valley Center, April 21 COMMISSIONERS ART SHOW Sevier Valley Center, May 9 -12 MISS SEVIER COUNTY Sevier Valley Center, May 12 MISS TEEN SEVIER PAGEANT North Sevier High School, June 2 FAIR RODEO QUEEN PAGEANT Fairgrounds, June 2 EYES TO THE SKY BALLOON FESTIVAL Salina, June 29, 30 & July 1 BLAST FROM THE PAST CAR SHOW Salina, July 27 & 28 SEVIER COUNTY FAIR Fairgrounds, August 6-11 ROCKY MOUNTAIN JAMBOREE Richfield City Park, September 17-21 TASTE OF HOME COOKING SHOW Fairgrounds, October 4 BEAT THE ZOMBIE 5K Fremont Indian State Park, October 27 A CAPELLA FESTIVAL Sevier Valley Center, November 9-10 23RD ARMY BAND CHRISTMAS CONCERT Sevier Valley Center, Dec 8 For information, please call Paula Martin at (435) 893-0458 or Kevin Arrington at (435) 893-0457 or visit www.sevierutah.net MONROE CITY Monroe City continues to keep busy making improvements to and upgrading our “Little Green Valley” including — • Resurfacing and chip sealing some of the streets as part of the street’s maintenance program. • Work has been completed on the city’s irrigation pond to double as a city fishing pond. An Eagle Scout project has also provided this area with picnic tables and fire pits. This has been a very successful project. • Work on the new hydroelectric project to be located up Monroe Canyon has started. The applications are being filled out with the federal government now with the physical part of the project to hopefully get started later this year. • Several Eagle Scout projects were completed, including a flagpole at the senior citizens center, a new drinking fountain and benches in front of the library, cemetery improvements and shingles, soffit and facia at the community center. • Plans are being made for a new picnic pavilion to be constructed at Mountain View Park near the tennis courts. • The new emergency service ambulance building and city shop is nearing completion. This has been a joint project with Sevier County and Monroe City. • The city’s hometown traditions of the annual Pioneer Day celebration, public power appreciation picnic and holiday tree lighting continue to be successful. The work of our city employees and many volunteers have again made for another successful year in Monroe. Working together is the key to making our community such a great place to live. Monroe City Corporation 10 North Main Street • Monroe, Utah • (435) 527-4621
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THE RICHFIELD REAPER/REAPER EXTRA SC-3AWednesday/Thursday, February 22/23, 2012
President’s Message The Richfield Area Chamber of Commerce is an organization of businesses that have joined together for business promotion and in-formation. The Chamber is the area businesses’ legislative watchdog, sales office, networking tool, community liaison, business partner and resource. The Chamber holds a monthly luncheon meeting for its members where they are able to gain valuable information from speakers and network with other area businesses. The Chamber honors new and relocating businesses with Ribbon Cuttings. The Chamber also honors a Customer Service Superstar, who is honored for superior customer service above and beyond what is expected in their daily routine. The Chamber holds an Annual Dinner for the membership every year in November. The Business of the Year and Customer Service Superstar of the Year were honored. The Richfield Area Chamber of Commerce works closely with the Sevier County Economic Development Council and the Sevier County Tourism and Events Office. The Chamber attends annual State Chamber Conferences and the Executive Director is serving on the State Chamber Board of Directors. The Richfield Area Chamber of Commerce hosted the hospitality room for 1A and 2A Girls and Boys State Basketball Tournaments and the Invitational Preview Tournaments, Sevier Valley Sportsman Expo, Everything Spring Expo, Mulligan Masters Golf Tournament, Mid-Way West Carnival, Fish Lake Relay, dinner for the Rocky Mountain ATV Jamboree, Big Boys Toys and Women’s Boutique, Santa, Christ-mas Tree Lane and the Christmas Lights Parade. The Chamber’s an-nual Super Saver card was sold by The Best of Sevier this year and was a huge success for both organizations. The Richfield Area Chamber of Commerce is looking forward to a prosperous and productive year in 2012 for the Chamber and its business members.
Richfield AReA chAmbeR of commeRce
250 North Main, Suite B42Richfield, Utah 84701
Telephone: 435-896-4241Fax: 435-896-4313
Customer Service Superstar of the Year –Amanda Gadd, Mountain America Credit UnionCustomer Service Superstars –James Moffitt, Fresh MarketPatti Sanchez, Sevier School DistrictNatalie Rees, Home DepotClabe Jones, Blake ElectricAngie Jensen, ERA Brokers ConsolidatedLisa Simon, Wells Fargo BankBlaine Michaelsen, The Shirt StopAmanda Gadd, Mountain America Credit UnionMark Sattler, Natalie Rees and Jennifer Norcross, Home Depot
Business of the Year – IFA Country Store
Businesses and Individuals awarded for their excellence in 2011Businesses of the Month –Sorensen, Lewis & AssociatesMid-Utah RadioRichfield Fire DepartmentHoover’sIFA Country StoreParadise PressMcDonald’sWinger’sHome Depot
100 Percent Attendance at Luncheons –Allstate Insurance — Matt Creamer AgencyMid-Utah Radio The Richfield ReaperSOS Staffing Services State Bank of Southern Utah
Richfield Area Chamber of Commerce
2012 Board of Directors
Lorraine GregersonExecutive Director
Kaprece StaplesVice President
Mark AlgerPast President
Buffy BrownPresident-Elect
Max WhitePresident
“Combined Strength for a Solid Community”Richfield AReA chAmbeR of commeRce
Max White, PresidentBuffy Brown, President-Elect
Kaprece Staples, Vice PresidentMark Alger, Past President
Michael TorgersonScott HansenWilly Akers
Mike LangstonMike Turner
Kevin ArringtonJeri Mae RowleyMalcolm NashBruce MoffittPat Wilson
Joe Anderson
Welcome New Board Members for 2012:
Dave Adams - Fresh Market
Pam Busk - First American Title
Darren Orton - Premium Oil
Roxanne Waybrant - The Richfield Reaper
Giant Yard Sale Fairgrounds, Spring
MaGician craiG daviS Sevier Valley Center, March 7
OutdOOr cOOkinG cOMedY ShOw Fairgrounds, March 22
BYu FOlk dancerS Sevier Valley Center, April 21
cOMMiSSiOnerS art ShOw Sevier Valley Center, May 9 -12
MiSS Sevier cOuntY Sevier Valley Center, May 12
MiSS teen Sevier PaGeant North Sevier High School, June 2
Fair rOdeO Queen PaGeant Fairgrounds, June 2
eYeS tO the SkY BallOOn FeStival Salina, June 29, 30 & July 1
BlaSt FrOM the PaSt car ShOw Salina, July 27 & 28
Sevier cOuntY Fair Fairgrounds, August 6-11
rOckY MOuntain JaMBOree Richfield City Park, September 17-21
taSte OF hOMe cOOkinG ShOw Fairgrounds, October 4
Beat the ZOMBie 5k Fremont Indian State Park, October 27
a caPella FeStival Sevier Valley Center, November 9-10
23rd arMY Band chriStMaS cOncert Sevier Valley Center, Dec 8
For information, please call
Paula Martin at (435) 893-0458 or Kevin Arrington at (435) 893-0457
or visit www.sevierutah.net
MONROE CITY Monroe City continues to keep busy making improvements to and upgrading our “Little Green Valley” including — • Resurfacing and chip sealing some of the streets as part of the street’s maintenance program. • Work has been completed on the city’s irrigation pond to double as a city fishing pond. An Eagle Scout project has also provided this area with picnic tables and fire pits. This has been a very successful project. • Work on the new hydroelectric project to be located up Monroe Canyon has started. The applications are being filled out with the federal government now with the physical part of the project to hopefully get started later this year. • Several Eagle Scout projects were completed, including a flagpole at the senior citizens center, a new drinking fountain and benches in front of the library, cemetery improvements and shingles, soffit and facia at the community center. • Plans are being made for a new picnic pavilion to be constructed at Mountain View Park near the tennis courts. • The new emergency service ambulance building and city shop is nearing completion. This has been a joint project with Sevier County and Monroe City. • The city’s hometown traditions of the annual Pioneer Day celebration, public power appreciation picnic and holiday tree lighting continue to be successful. The work of our city employees and many volunteers have again made for another successful year in Monroe. Working together is the key to making our community such a great place to live.
Monroe City Corporation10 North Main Street • Monroe, Utah • (435) 527-4621
