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Ribbon Cuttings
National Sales Group
 The National Sales Group has been designed to provide sales, marketing and consulting services to specialty, ethnic and natural food companies, on a regional or national basis. NSG consists of professional, experienced and knowledgeable individuals with excellent working relationships. Offering clients an effective solution to expanding their sales and marketing staff without impacting the time and resources, NSG truly considers itself to be a direct employee of an organization. For more information, call NSG at (270) 844-0307 or visit their website, thenationalsalesgroup.com. Tri-State 401(k) Administrators
 Tri-State 401(k) Administrators is a qualified retirement plan administration firm that acts as the third party administrator for the plan sponsor and provides a full array of retirement plan services. Known for competitive pricing and timely service, Tri-State 401(k) Administrators are committed professionals who take the time to give personal service to the employer as well as to the plan participants. For more information, contact them by calling (270) 827-1132 or visiting tri-state401k.com.
Independence Bank
 Independence Bank celebrated the opening of it new location on the corner of Green and Washington streets with a ribbon cutting and open house on Sept. 26. After the official ceremony and ribbon cutting, guests were treated to building tours that included a trip into the central tower and chance to try the "echo spot" in the central lobby. For more information about Independence Bank, call (270) 869-8400 or visit its website, 1776bank.com. Video from the ceremony prior to the ribbon cutting can be seen here.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Henderson County
 Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Henderson County celebrated its opening with a ribbon cutting on Sept. 16 at its new office at 111 S. Adams Street. After over a year of planning by committed individuals, Henderson now has its own chapter of BBBS, an organization shown to help at-risk young people stay out of trouble and in school. Nearly 50 mentor/mentee, or big/little, pairings have already been made. For information on volunteering for BBBS of Henderson County, including how to become a mentor/big, contact Greg Gibson by calling (270) 631-0738 or visit bbbshenderson.org.
J.O.S Staffing
J.O.S. Staffing celebrated its chamber membership with a ribbon cutting on August 19 in their office, located at 3046 Ohio Drive in Henderson. J.O.S. Staffing helps businesses find the right employees for their open positions, be they skilled trades in heavy industry or clerical work in an office. For information on how J.O.S Staffing can help your business, contact them at (270) 577-9198.
Thirst Aid Station
Methodist Hospital celebrated the opening of its new coffee shop, the Thirst Aid Station, with a ribbon cutting on Thursday, Aug. 18. Proudly serving Starbucks coffee and baked goods from their in-house Bluegrass Bakery, the Thirst Aid Station offers patients, visitors and staff alike the simple comfort of a good cup of coffee. The Thirst Aid Station is open to the public Monday through Friday from 6:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. and Saturday from 6:00 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. It is closed on Sundays and daily from 11:00 to 11:30 a.m. HRConnects
HRConnects, a staffing resource company, celebrated its chamber membership with a ribbon cutting on June 13 in the chamber office. HRConnects helps businesses throughout the Tri-State meet their employee needs through specialized training programs and temporary staffing solutions. Contact Nick Fest at HRConnects for a consultation today at (812) 491-6171. Beck Wealth Management
Beck Wealth Management, LLC, celebrated its new office in downtown with a ribbon cutting on June 10. Founding partners Elizabeth Peveler and Joe Goeltz collectively have over 32 years of financial services and wealth management experience. Beck Wealth Management currently advises clients in eight states, with retirement planning as their primary focus. For more information about their services, contact Beck by calling (270) 212-0780 or visiting its website, www.beckwealthmanagement.com. PCMA
 The Henderson PCMA youth baseball league celebrated its new chamber membership with a ribbon cutting on April 17, which was opening day for the league's 2011 season. PCMA President Kevin Mayer cut the ribbon with help from Vice President Tommy Hill (in white shirt). They were joined by some of the league's board members, coaches and players. PCMA helps nurture children by providing opportunities for local youth to play baseball regardless of financial means. For more information about the league or how you can help keep youth baseball alive and well in Henderson, visit the PCMA website at www.hendersonpcma.com.
One Life Church
 One Life Church, which is located in the Eastgate Shopping Center, celebrated its chamber membership with a ribbon cutting on March 31. Bret Nicholson (holding the scissors) serves as the congregation's pastor with Heath Farmer (directly behind the bow) serving as the campus pastor. Sunday services are conducted at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. To contact One Life Church, visit their website or call (270) 212-0374. Pictured from left: Janet Hortin, Darren Whitesides, Jodie Blemker, Dan Gross, Betty Yeary, Beth Strawn, Steve Austin, Marcia Eblen,Shannon Mushrush, Terry Tuggle, Ashley Dillbeck, Jeremy Secrest, Heath Farmer, Bret Nicholson, Tonya Knight, Leanne Mabrey, Gayle Rundus, Justin Jones, Michelle Hope, Shelley Briscoe, Russell Sights, Patty Caton, Paul Rundus and Nikki Bowling.
Susan G. Komen for the Cure
 Susan G. Komen for the Cure celebrated its chamber membership with a ribbon cutting on March 11. Though its home office is located in Evansville, Susan G. Komen supports breast cancer research, survivors and family members throughout the Tri-State. Pictured from left: Brad Schneider, Ben Joergens, Lesi Nelson, Jeff May, Sean Darr, Sheila Sieler, Lindsey Womack, Steve Austin, Shelley Briscoe, Doris Razzano, Ty Rideout, Bill Floyd, Connie Grossman, Leighann Hargis, Janet Hortin, Terry Tuggle and Debra Bolin.
Henderson Rotaract Club
The Rotaract Club of Henderson, a Rotary-affiliated service club for young professionals ages 18 to 35, celebrated its new Chamber membership with a ribbon cutting on Feb. 9. Anyone interested in learning more about Rotaract can contact current president Tom Dempewolf at (270) 831-3563 or visit the club's Web site, www.hendersonrotaract.org. Pictured from left to right in final still image: Tony Krampe, Courtney Vowels, Debra Bolin, Brittany Hazelwood, Mayor Steve Austin, Ryan Wilkey, Tom Dempewolf, Matt Duncan, Abbie Grove, Jill Rawley, Heather Cates, Megan Mortis, Chris Smith, Tana Duncan, Brad Schneider and Terry Tuggle.
Henderson Dermatology
Henderson Dermatology, located at 1413 N. Elm St. Suite 202 in the Atkinson Building, recently expanded its office, hours of operation and services to provide comprehensive dermatology care. Staff members and Chamber representatives celebrated with a ribbon cutting and open house on Dec. 1 in the foyer of the newly remodeled office. Seen in the video and final picture are Chamber Chairman Terry Tuggle of Independence Bank, Angela Mills, PA-C; Dr. Michael Crowe; Dr. Artis Truett III; Dana Jennings, PA-C; and Chamber Membership Vice Chairperson Janet Hortin of JD Byrider.
Showplace Cinemas - Henderson
Showplace Cinemas - Henderson cut the ribbon on its new eight-screen theater on Walker Drive on Nov. 17. Showplace owner Paul Stieler (in red sweater) spoke and cut the ribbon with Chamber board members and Ambassadors joining in the celebration. More information about Showplace Cinemas – Henderson is available here.
Bugg Realty
Bugg Realty celebrated the opening of its new office, located at 17 S. Main Street, on Nov. 18. Co-owners Patti Bugg (holding the bow) and Kent Preston (with scissors) are joined by staff members, Chamber ambassadors, Chamber board members and others during the ribbon cutting ceremony. Call Bugg Realty at 270.827-2996 to buy or sell commercial or residential property. Hafer Associates
Hafer Associates celebrated its new Chamber membership with a ribbon cutting on Nov. 19 at its office in downtown Evansville. From left to right in final still image: Ben Joergens, Matt Duncan, Jeff Justice, Lin Shannon, Ron Steinhart, Abbie Grove, Lindsay Womack, Bill Floyd, Jill Rawley, Jeremy Myers and Mayor Tom Davis. Hafer Associates provides award-winning architectural, engineering, planning and interior design services to a broad range of clients. For more information call Hafer Associates at 812.422.4187 or visit their website.
AT&C Detailing and Customs
Darren Lawrence (center, with scissors in final still picture) and his daughter Amber Lawrence (behind the bow) cut the ribbon at the new location of their business, AT&C Detailing and Customs, on Nov. 5. They are now located at 719 North Green Street, next to Darren's Pub. AT&C will detail all types of automobiles, including semis, RVs, boats and trailers. They also will install vehicle customizations and create specialized sound systems to fit your automobile and preferences perfectly. Call (270) 212-2455 for quotes or more details today!
Elite Video & Photo Studio
Elite Video & Photo Studio (owner: Faith Byrum, center, with scissors in final picture) celebrated its move to its new location, 120 N. Ingram Street, Suite B, with a ribbon cutting on Friday, October 29. Elite VPS offers the latest trends in photo finishing services with customized photo prints, photo books and photo throws. They also can create professional and unique business website & YouTube videos, real estate video tours, asset protection videos, wedding videos and sport scholarship videos as well as offer VHS to DVD transfers and DVD duplication. For more information, contact owner Faith Byrum at 270.827.1633.
Volunteer and Information Center
 The Volunteer and Information Center, which has been serving Henderson for the past 20 years, recently relocated to 125 First St, Suite 102 (across the street from the Downtown Diner). They provide our county with the information and organization necessary to connect those who wish to serve with those who are in need. Contact Judy Chandler or Pat Barnes today to volunteer by calling 831-2273. From left are Ylonda Nall, Tony Krampe, Natalie Hankins, Jon Miller, Ben Joergens, Cyndee Burton, Tammy Miller, Kelly Meuth, Rachael Baar, Cindy Williams, Stephanie Overfield, Shelly Briscoe, Judy Chandler, Lindsey Womack, M'Lea Peak, Pat Barnes, Tom Davis, Gary Barnes, Leighann Hargis, Janet Hortin, Darren Whitesides and Terry Tuggle.
The Drop Shop
 The Drop Shop, located at 136 N. Main Street, celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon cutting on Tuesday, August 3. The Drop Shop specializes in bow hunting needs including new equipment, bow repair and cooking sauces and spices. One of the best things, however, about Chip and Tammy Crafton's store is the indoor archery range on the second floor: you have to see it to believe it! Pictured from left are: Terry Tuggle, Darren Whitesides, Sid Anthony, David McGan, Stephanie Overfield, Leanne Mabrey, John Hobby, Valerie Davis, Jeremy Myers, Tammy Crafton, Tony Krampe, Dawn Cleveland, Shelly Briscoe, Ben Joergens, Curt Hamilton, Bud Crafton, Helen Crafton, Matt Valego, Mark Peters, Jonathan Armstrong and Ylonda Nall.
Methodist Hospital
Methodist Hospital celebrated the opening of its new Diagnostic Therapeutic Services Department on Monday, May 10. This new department features state-of-the-art procedure rooms, space for support staff functions, and a spacious and comfortable family waiting room. Pictured from left are: Bruce Begley, CEO; Sandra Berry; Dr. Arshad Husain; Michelle Heath; Kenny Noblett; Denise King; Jamye Bostic; Vicki Keye; Dr. Karen Canlas; Dr. Eluojo Okonji, Dr. Noel Canlas; and Wayne Meriwether. (Photograph courtesy Ashley Sides, Methodist Hospital) |
