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CHAMBER CHATTER
May 2015 | Vol. 13, No. 5
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEWS
I have a good friend who is quick to correct grammar—
especially when there is a redundancy. The following are just
a few examples: “tuna fish,” “empty space,” “end result,”
and the often used “for free,” or “free gift.” These are known
as pleonasms. I must admit I am guilty of some of these
breaches of grammar. If you do an online search, you can
find hundreds of these amusing word combinations.
I am going to focus on the latter of these combinations
dealing with the word “free.” We have all heard there is
no such thing as a “free lunch” and, even if there were,
there is still some consideration or commitment involved.
The consideration may not be monetary, but there is an
investment. It can be as simple as investing time out of
your schedule to go to lunch, or you may make the financial
commitment to pick up the tab.
I recently had the opportunity to work with a business
owner who is considering locating to Montevallo. We spent
time visiting possible locations and discussing how the
business would fill a retail need for our community. The word
“investment” kept coming up in the conversation, and not
Written by Steve Gilbert, Executive Director
just in terms of capital expenditure. Investment is key to the
success of a business venture. You have to be invested in
your business in many ways. Along with the money comes an
investment in time – “sweat equity,” as it is often called – those
long hours when you are laying out a floor plan, stocking the
shelves, and getting the sign placed over the door. You must
commit to making your business work long before the cash
register rings from the first sale. That is the difficult balance
of the job here at the Chamber – selling the advantages of
locating in our community, but never overstating the benefits.
Filling that “empty space” on
Main Street is never easy. The “end
result” can only be achieved through
involvement and commitment and
those “redundancies” require an
investment. We need more of those
in our community. The resulting
benefits are the gift.
CITY OF MONTEVALLO NEWS
Mayor’s Message...
The Big Event: A great big thanks-back at ya!
Dear University of Montevallo Students,
While there are countless numbers of gestures for
which to thank you (shopping at our businesses, eating at
our restaurants, hosting community food drives, providing
role models for our children, etc.) today I express my deep
appreciation for all that you did during the Big Event on April
11th. I understand that this event was established as a way
for you all to show your appreciation to a community who
provides so much to you, but I would be remiss if I did not
return that thanks to all of you who participated in this terrific
volunteer project. I understand over 650 students were
involved. I especially applaud Ms. Jenny Bell and her staff
for launching this event and coordinating the projects.
I awoke early April 11th to assist my husband in setting
up his booth at the Montevallo Arts Festival which was
AMAZING, by the way! As I left the park for the second time
to run errands, I was met with a wave of lavender t-shirts.
They were everywhere, literally! The first wave hit me (not
literally) at Orr Park. As I rounded the corner, the next wave
covered a church and homes on Shelby Street. Traveling
throughout town I noted students picking up trash along the
roads. One altruistic group built a raised-bed garden for a
resident of our public housing authority who has physical
limitations.
Numerous stories were recounted to me all over the
community with these gestures of kindness. Students
assisted in our public library, at our community garden, at
our recycling center and private businesses and residences
from one end of town to the other. The impact of this event
is tremendous, not only on the physical beauty of the
community but on continuing this spirit of unity throughout
town.
We are absolutely thrilled to see
your bright smiling faces all over town
on the day of the Big Event and every
day of the year. This town would not
be what it is without you. I hope you
will think of Montevallo as your home
and as the place where you truly
“grew up”.
Much love to you all,
Hollie C. Cost, Mayor
845 Valley Street • Montevallo, Alabama 35115 • [email protected] • www.montevallocc.com • 205-665-1519
WELCOME TO MONTEVALLO!
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Play Day & Community Yard Sale
University Baptist Child Development Center will hold
its first May Day Play Day and Community Yard Sale on
Saturday, May 2nd from 7 a.m. until 1 p.m. Any resident,
business, organization or church can rent a 10’ X 10’ booth
for only $20 (multiple booths can be rented). Sellers are
responsible for providing their own tables, chairs and/or
canopies and get to keep all of their profits!
There will be several activities for the whole family
including a space bounce, bake sale, Kona Ice, face
painting, popcorn and more. Most games and activities only
$1 and some will be free. Call 205-665-4039 or email us
at [email protected] to register or for more
information.
ALDRICH COAL MINE MUSEUM FEATURED
ON “ABSOLUTELY ALABAMA”
Fred Hunter and Fox 6’s Absolutely Alabama Show will
visit the Aldrich Coal Mine Museum for a program to be aired
on May 15th at 10:30 p.m.
SWIM CLUB OPENS MAY 23
The Swim Club of Montevallo will be opening May 23.
There will be new exciting changes this year! We offer family memberships, as well as day passes. Groups will be welcomed at discounted rates.
For more information, please call or text Denise at
(205)643-0887, or email: [email protected]
Community Music, Arts & Crafts Fest 2015
The Holy Comforter Anglican Church will host their
second annual Community Music, Arts & Crafts Fest on
Saturday, May 16th from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m.
The church is located at the corner of Hwy 119 & Ashville
Circle. This event is free admission
Everyone is encouraged to attend. The day will include
area country, folk, acoustic rock, & bluegrass musicians, arts
& crafts vendors, family friendly, kid’s zone, face painting,
inflatables. Food will be available for purchase.
Cruise In. Music featured will be The Shelby Strummers
Dulcimer Band, Wilson Hill Bluegrass Band, Dallas Perry,
Meghan McMillan, and Elizabeth Green Davenport.
Arts & Crafts vendors will offer a variety of unique
gift and decorative items, jewelry, and clothing, such
as the upcycled muse, who turns the ordinary into the
extraordinary; Jim & Judy’s Gourd Art, carvers of beautiful
designs on gourds, birdhouses, and crosses; Nice Glass by
Lizz, original handmade glass pendants and earrings; Bill’s
Fine and Famous Line of T shirts, the most comfortable
shirts around.
For information contact [email protected] or call
907-1409.
A TRIBUTE TO MOTHER’S DAY
Faith Missionary Baptist Church’s Missionary Auxiliary
will present a pre-Mother’s Day play titled “I’ll Always Love
My Mama” on Saturday, May 2nd at 5:00 p.m. Faith Baptist
Church is located at 901 County Road 17 (Dogwood) in
Montevallo under the leadership of Pastor Michael E. Reese, II.
All ticket donations for the play will be in advance. Please
contact the Women of Faith Baptist Church’s Missionary
Auxiliary or call 205-602-1029 for more information.
Everyone is welcome. Thanks for your support and prayers
for a successful evening of fun, fellowship and laughter.
FUNDRAISER FOR MY SISTER’S PLACE
Salon 5 of Alabaster and APH Radio will host their 2nd
annual huge party and fundraiser for My Sister’s Place on
Saturday, May 2nd from 11-2. APH Radio will be broadcasting live for the event.
Salon 5 will donate 10% of the entire month of April to
My Sister’s Place, which is a transitional residential home for
women that provides hope through mentorship, structure,
and guidance in a Christ-centered loving environment.
CONCERT PLANNED FOR CHORALE
The Montevallo Community Chorale will hold a concert
on Tuesday May 5th at 7:30 p.m. in LeBaron Hall on the
University of Montevallo Campus.
The Chorale is under the direction of Zac Banks with
Quincy Hall as accompanist. Music for this concert includes
works by Moses Hogan, Eric Whitacre and Montevallo’s
own composer, Ed Robertson. The Whitacre pieces, Animal
Crackers, are based on poetry by Ogden Nash.
On May 25, the Montevallo Community Chorale will be
performing for the Memorial Day Program at the American
Village. This concert includes a variety of patriotic music and
military songs.
Montevallo Methodist Preschool Registration
Registration will open to the public on April 20th for
Montevallo Methodist Preschool for the 2015/2016 school
year. The $50.00 registration fee will be due immediately
to hold your child’s place. School will begin on September
8th for the 2 year olds and September 9th for the 3 and 4
year olds. Three year olds must be potty trained before
starting in the 3 year old class. You may visit the website
to learn more and download the registration packet. https://
mmpschool234.wordpress.com/parental-info. The Director
can be contacted via email at [email protected] or
205-475-0814.
MONTEVALLO SENIOR EVENTS
Free Computer class - every Wednesday at 9 a.m.
Free Exercise Class - every Wednesday at 10 a.m.
Free Yoga Class - every Friday at 10:30 a.m.
FREE BRIDGE LESSONS AT SENIOR CENTER
Learn to play bridge, or brush up on the game, at the
Senior Center on the first Wednesday of each month at 1:30
p.m. It’s free and fun! Call 205-492-7293 for information.
SPRING CLEANING
It’s that time again! This year let SEA help with your
Spring Cleaning.
Their truck is available to pick up gently used furniture,
clothing, books and other household items. Your unwanted
items can be used to help local families in need and your
donations are tax-deductible.
Contact Shelby Emergency Assistance at 665-1942 to
arrange a pick-up. You can also drop off donations at the
office located at 620 Valley Street in Montevallo.
GIRL SCOUTS SURPASS COOKIE SALE GOAL
Girl Scout Troop 224 would like to thank Montevallo and
local businesses for all the support during our 2015 cookie
sale season. During each cookie sale season the troop sets
three goals; a personal goal, a service goal and an educational
goal. This year, the personal goal was to sell 120 boxes of
cookies each. The girls sold an average of over 160+ boxes
each! The service goal involved raising funds to purchase
supplies for 25 toiletry kits for SEA, the girls blew this goal
out of the water. The educational goal, visit the Wild Animal
Safari Park in June to learn about wild life conservation. On
Monday 4/13, Troop 224 delivered over 40 toiletry kits to SEA.
The kits included 20+ basic toiletries, men’s and women’s
shaving kits plus children’s kits. Cynthia Pope and Monique
Williams welcomed the troop and educated the girls on the
mission and services of SEA.
2015 SPRING BEAUTIFICATION AWARDS ANNOUNCED
Montevallo’s Arbor & Beautification Board has announced
the winners of this year’s Spring Beautification Awards. The
awards are based on curb appearance and creative design,
attractive overall appearance, use of natural features, trees
and other woody vegetation and color. This year’s residential
winner is Peggy Czerw, 310 Crestview Circle. Places two
through five are #2 Tom & Becky Rodgers, 195 Brookhill, #3
Boyd Fillapelli, 295 Ashville Circle, #4 Carol & John Jones,
250 Hicks Street and #5 Tom & Brownye Gillespy, 111 Shoal
Creek Circle.
The apartment complex winners are #1 Montevallo
Housing Authority, Main & Island and #2 Town & Country
Apartments, Overland Road and # 3 Shaw Villas, Gardner
Street. The CHURCH winners are #1 Montevallo Presbyterian,
Shelby Street #2 Montevallo First United Methodist, Middle
Street, #3 Montevallo First Baptist, Main Street and #4 Saint
Andrews Episcopal, Plowman Street. The business winners
are #1 Regions Bank, Main Street, #2 Blue Phrog Gallery,
Main Street and #3 Fox and Pheasant B & B, Shelby Street
. The mini-farms winners are #1 Alan Fulton, 2355 Salem
Road, #2 Phil & Jamie Burns, 785 Overland road and #3
Donnie and Deborah Kennedy, 2256 Salem Road . The
school/civic building winners are #1 Flower Hill, University
of Montevallo, #2 Parnell Memorial Library, Park Drive and
#3 American Village, Highway 119. Yard signs will be placed
in the front of all first place winners. Thanks for all those who
participated by turning in nomination forms! Keep Montevallo
Beautiful!
DATES TO REMEMBER
In addition to community service projects, the girls have
been busy earning badges. Most recently, Troop 224 earned
the ECO-Hero badge touring Ebenezer swamp with Dr.
Hardig and UM volunteers. The girls learned about native
plants, animals and the swamp’s ecosystem. During the
summer the girls will be working on their Bronze award, a
community service project. The girls decided that they want
to bring smiles to Meals on Wheels recipients and will be
making placemats for Montevallo and Wilton meal recipients.
May 5..............Historical Commission Meeting, 6:30 p.m.
May 11.................. City Council Meeting, City Hall, 6 p.m.
Work Session - 5:30 p.m.
May 25.................. City Council Meeting, City Hall, 6 p.m.
Work Session - 5:30 p.m.
Every 2nd Monday.......................Montevallo Civitan Club
5:45 p.m., University Baptist Church
Every 4th Monday........................Montevallo Civitan Club
5:45 p.m., University Baptist Church
Every 4th Monday........................Montevallo Cooperative
Development District (MCDD)
4 p.m., Meets at Parnell Library
Every Tuesday....................................Montevallo Chorale
7-9 p.m., Cost $25
Meets in the Choir Room of Davis Hall
Every Tuesday................................. Boy Scout Troop 525
6:30 p.m., Scout Lodge
Every Thursday................................. Cub Scout Pack 525
6:30 p.m., Scout Lodge
Every Thursday...............................................Rotary Club
Parnell Memorial Library, 12 noon
Every 2nd Wednesday............ Montevallo Water & Sewer
Board Meeting • 9:00 a.m.
Every Thurs.-Sat............ Aldrich Coal Mine Museum Tours
10 a.m.-4 p.m, Sundays from 1-4 p.m.
Every Second Saturday...................... Saturday Clean-Up
9 a.m., Locations see www.cityofmontevallo.com
Every Third Saturday.... St. Andrew’s Clothing Give-Away
Youth Football & Cheerleading Early
Bird Registration
Our first registration will be on Friday, May 8th at MES
Play Day. A registration table will be set up at the football field
and we will have representatives to answer any questions.
Sign up early and SAVE! Football is $130 and
cheerleading is $150.
UM CHILD STUDY HOLDS REGISTRATION
University of Montevallo Child Study Center is taking
registrations for fall 2015 for three and four year olds. Please
contact Betty Walker at 665-6585 or walkerb@montevallo.
edu for information.
SUMMER MUSICAL THEATRE WORKSHOP
The Ninth Annual Summer Musical Theatre Workshop
auditions will be May 7 or May 14 from 3:30-5 p.m. (Your
choice) for children ages 6-12. The Director is Philip
McEntee (Mr. Mac). The workshop performance of “Wombat
Stew” will be July 16 and 17 at 7 p.m.
Please come prepared to sing a simple, short song such
as “Happy Birthday”. Everyone will receive a role. Adults
must attend audition with child.
Workshop sessions will be held July 6-10 and 13-17
from 1-3 p.m. daily. A two-week commitment is required.
The auditions and performance will be held at Parnell
Memorial Library, 277 Park Drive in Montevallo. Contact
Lorrie Ozley for more information at 205-915-1609. Parnell
Memorial Library Foundation is offering the workshop to
students free of charge.
SCHEDULED MEETING CHANGES DATE
The Montevallo Acceptance Project will meet at the
Global and Community Outreach building on Valley St.
at 2:00 pm on the THIRD Sunday of May instead of the
second Sunday.
The purpose of our meetings is to “educate, advocate,
and facilitate for communities where everyone, regardless
of sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression,
may live openly, authentically, and with dignity.”
AAUW CHANGES CEREMONY VENUE
Announcement: Change of Venue for the AAUW
Reception and Awards Ceremony scheduled for Thursday,
April 23, at 6:00 p.m. Because of a schedule conflict, the
AAUW event will be in Ramsay, Room 106 instead of Reynolds
Hall as originally planned. As you know, this reception is
an AAUW tradition to honor recipients of the AAUW Senior
Awards as well as other AAUW Award winners. The Senior
Awards go to the graduating women with the highest overall
GPA. These honorees will receive a year’s complimentary
membership in AAUW through the National Association’s
Give a Grad a Gift program. We also plan to recognize the
recipients of the AAUW Book Scholarship and the AAUW
Hallie Farmer Legacy Scholarship, and again pay tribute to
our AAUW Pathfinder recipient, LaTonja Battle.
Branch members and guests are invited to meet the
AAUW award recipients and their families, help to celebrate
their outstanding achievements, and find out more about
their future plans. Guests interested in joining AAUW may
take advantage of AAUW’s Shape the Future Discounted
Memberships for first time members. We will serve light
refreshments, and we expect this to be a festive end of year
celebration for our members and guests.
THIS MONTH AT
Library Hours:
Monday: 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Tuesday: 10:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.
Wednesday: 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Thursday: 10:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Friday: 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Saturday: 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
www.cityofmontevallo.com
MAY SCHEDULE
WE’VE GOT NEW COMPUTERS, INSTALLED AND
READY TO USE!
COMING JUNE 2015: SUMMER READING!
We will kick off this year’s summer reading program on
June 2nd, with registration followed by a superhero-themed
program. Programs will be available in the library in late May.
WE NEED:
1. Your old t-shirts for a summer reading craft! Any size, any
color.
2. LEGOs! Please bring us your old Legos for our monthly
Lego Club!
TUESDAYS
May 5th: After School Movie* (new animated Disney DVD)
May 12th: After School Movie* (new animated DVD with
penguins)
May 19th: After School Movie* (new animated sequel)
May 26th: After School Movie* (new Disney musical DVD)
*Call for title after 3:30 p.m.
WEDNESDAYS
Storytime with Mr. Mac every Wednesday at 9:15 a.m.
May 13th: FREE Computer Class from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m.
Please call to register at 665-9207 x2.
THURSDAYS
May 7th and 14th: Children’s Musical Theatre Workshop
Auditions, 3:30-5:30 p.m.
May 7th and 14th: English for Speakers of Other Languages
Classes from 5:45-7:45 p.m.
Our clubs will not meet in May as we prepare for Summer
Reading 2015! Check with us in late May for our program
schedule for June and July!
All programs including crafts and movies are subject to
change at the library’s discretion.
Library event calendars are available at the circulation
desk. All library events are free to the public unless specifically
indicated.
For more information including our children’s policy
please visit our website at www.cityofmontevallo.com
MMSP HOLDS AUDITIONS FOR SUMMER PRODUCTION
The Montevallo Main Street
Players will hold auditions for Steel
Magnolias, June 8 and 9th at the
Parnell Memorial Library Theater at
6:30 PM. Show dates are August 6 9. Cast is six women.
For more information visit our website at
montevallomainstreetplayers.com.
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COMPOUNDING • DIABETIC SPECIALISTS
GIFT ITEMS • CHILDREN’S TOYS & ACTIVITIES
ON-SITE IMMUNIZATIONS
205.665.1261
3990 Hwy 25 (next to Lucky’s Foods)
Mon - Fri 8:30-6 • Sat 8:00-4
2015 TOUR DE CURE IS JUNE 13TH
Two years ago Cindy Holsombeck, Montevallo’s assistant
city clerk, knew something was wrong. She was experiencing
blurry vision and unquenchable thirst. “The lightbulb clicked
on and I knew I had it.” The “it” is type 2 diabetes, a disease
that runs in her family. Her father and one of her brothers
both died at age 49 with the disease, and her two remaining
brothers have the disease, too.
The diagnosis changed Cindy’s
life—certain foods like orange juice
and sweet tea are no longer on the
menu, and she takes medicine to
manage the chronic condition. She
also now incorporates exercise into
her daily routine. “I always walk
to the restaurant I’m going to for
lunch,” she says. “I’m a big walker. I
also love to go dancing. I try to work
in activity into social situations.” For
example, she likes to go bowling
with friends and take her nephew
and niece hiking at Oak Mountain.
Cindy is also preparing to ride in the American Diabetes
Association’s 2015 Tour de Cure, which takes place June 13
in Montevallo. The ride, which features multiple distances
and even has an option for people to ride stationary bikes,
raises money for diabetes research and awareness of the
disease. “I rode 13 miles on the stationary bike last year, but
I may go for 20 this year.”
“Having diabetes is not fun,” Cindy says. “But it is a
disease you can manage. You have a lot more control over it
than people with other illnesses … with the right information
and support, organizations like the ADA. That’s why I do
the Tour de Cure to promote awareness and do a little
fundraising.”
Find out more about the Tour de Cure and support Cindy
at www.diabetes.org/touralabama .
CIVITANS ENJOY FELLOWSHIP
Civitans are looking forward to their annual hot dog
roast on May 11. June and July outings to interesting
sites are planned. Onions will be delivered around
May 14.
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Re-Use • Re-Cycle • Re-Sell
The Montevallo Farmers’ Market opens
Monday, June 1st at 3:00 PM. The market
will be located behind Montevallo First
Baptist Church in the area adjacent to
the parking lot. The market will run every
Monday from 3 to 6 PM until August 17th.
For information contact the chamber
office at 205-665-1519 or visit our
Facebook page at www.facebook.com/
montevallofarmersmarket
Hardware • Crossties • Furniture
Antiques, Collectibles & Much More
FLEA MARKET COMING JUNE 6-7!
Call for Space.
205-665-JUNK (5865)
205-504-7055 • 205-340-4693
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BOYS AND GIRLS
CLUB NEWS
The race to summer has definitely begun at the Boys
& Girls Club with planning almost complete and registration
just beginning, Summer 2015 Boys & Girls Club style is less
than a month away from our May 27th opening day. Weekly
movies at the library, art & crafts, outdoor and gym recreation,
swimming trips to UM (with lessons for those who need them)
board and video games and of course DODGEBALL is just
a bit of the fun which goes on from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. each day
at our year-round site at the Montevallo Park & Recreation
Building and at MES.
In addition to a fresh twist on traditional favorites
including sports, fine arts, science and other BGCA programs
we have some fun new theme weeks scheduled. Hero Week
is where we learn about and thank our hometown heroes and
have some fun with our favorite super heroes… or maybe
we’ll create our own! During Crazy Calendar Week we will
celebrate Christmas in July, the Iron Bowl, and other member
favorites and Real World Week will give members a taste
of what it is like to earn a salary…and pay bills! Triple R
Week will help us all reduce our carbon footprint as we learn
to reduce, reuse, recycle AND recognize, refuse, and report
bullying in all its forms.
We are especially excited about two new parts of our
summer program. First twenty rising 2nd, 3rd and 4th graders
will SAIL into Summer Adventures In Learning, a United
Way program designed to decrease the number of children
who fall into the ‘summer slide’. The summer slide is when
students do not retain knowledge or skills over the summer
due to lack of using, improving, and building upon skills and
knowledge learned during the school year. This along with
our participation in the Parnell Library’s summer reading
program, book clubs, daily brain challenges and other BGCA
high-yield learning activities will have our members exercising
their brains as well as their bodies all summer long!
Beginning this summer we are delighted that we will be
able to offer teens a wide variety of opportunities to gain new
skills, learn new things, serve their community and just have
fun hanging out with one another! Through a new partnership
with the City of Montevallo, we will build on the foundation
laid at the MARC (Montevallo Arts & Recreation Center) by
the Montevallo Junior City Council by bringing national Boys
& Girls Club programs designed for teens to this setting. The
summer fee for teens is $100 and their site will be the Scout
Hut which will open at 12:30 and close at 6. Teens who need
a place to go in the morning are welcome to join our older
members at our Year-round Club for an additional fee of
$100. If requested, the fees can be paid in installments. Call
665-4466 for more information.
Montevallo Methodist Mens Club
Memorial Day Fund Raiser
The Montevallo First United Methodist
Church Mens Club is having a fund raiser.
We will be smoking Boston Butts and Baby
Back ribs on Friday, May 22, 2015 for pickup
Saturday morning, May 23rd, between 8:00
a.m. and 10:00 a.m. Pick up will be at the
Methodist church.
NOTE: Our smoker only allows us to smoke a total of
seventy (70) items. Once we reach this total, we will not be
able to take any more orders. If you plan to place an order,
please do so as early as possible. If you place an order and
we have already reached our MAXIMUM number of items,
you will be called to let you know we cannot accept your
order.
Any of these items we cook will be great to serve for
Memorial Day or put in the freezer for future use.
Please pass this information along to your friends,
neighbors and office workers.
The price of each item is: Boston Butt, approx. wt. 8-9
lbs, $30.00, Baby Back ribs rack $25.00
An order must be received NO LATER THAN Noon on
Thursday, May 14, 2015. If you are interested in ordering,
please call the Mens Club cell phone number, 205-679-0944,
by this date. If no one answers, please leave a message
with your order. NOTE: when you place your order, please
leave your name and a contact number, either home, office
or cell number, so you can be contacted in case there is a
question regarding your order.
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CHAMBER OFFICERS
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Executive Director
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Executive Assistant
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Here’s what you missed at the
Chamber Luncheon…..
April’s chamber luncheon guest speaker Shane Baugh,
Director of Montevallo Parks and Recreation, presented
information on the impact of youth sports on our city’s
economy. Travel Ball Tournaments fill the fields at Stephens
Park most weekends throughout the spring and summer. An
average tournament can bring upwards of 900 people to our
city. Over the course of the tournament, they purchase food
and drinks from our restaurants and convenience stores,
not to mention gas, and other items from our retailers.
Montevallo now offers Basketball, Softball, Soccer and
Volleyball. Is your business taking advantage of this growing
market?
Next Chamber Networking and Luncheon is scheduled
for Wednesday May 20th. Networking begins at 11:30 Lunch
is served at Noon at Parnell Memorial Library. Executive
Director of Psychiatric Services with Baptist Health Services,
Zelia Baugh is the guest speaker, presented by Shelby
Baptist Medical Center.
Montevallo Farmer’s Market
OPENS
Monday, June 1st from 3-6 PM
The market is located behind Montevallo
First Baptist Church in the area adjacent
to the parking lot.