VALLEY OF LIGHTS BURNING OH SO BRIGHT!!
Beautiful Prescott Valley will glow with the spirit and the joy of the holiday season when the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce hosts VALLEY OF LIGHTS, the most amazing and most spectacular holiday lighting display in all of Arizona. Every night from 6:00 pm to midnight there will be a fabulous selection of artistic lighting on display along a one mile loop in the gorgeous Fain Park area. This holiday presentation is viewed from the comfort of your car ….. and we promise there will be a surprise around every corner
Editor’s Note: Valley of Lights, in Fain Park, on display till December 30th. Follow the signs off Hwy. 69 in Prescott Valley.
Belinda Wofford - Office Manager;
Lew Rees-Executive Director;
Beverly Oleson, Administrative Assistant.
For a list of the wonderful displays, sponsors and volunteers, of the Prescott Valley’s, Valley of Lights click here.
PRESCOTT VALLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
FAST E-MAIL FACTS DECEMBER 12, 2005
DECEMBER NEWSMAGAZINE
Do to circumstances beyond our control the December Newsmagazine will be mailed to members late this month. We are sorry for any inconvenience this might cause. We are working to correct the problems we’ve encountered in the last couple of months.
VALLEY OF LIGHTS BURNING OH SO BRIGHT!!
Beautiful Prescott Valley will glow with the spirit and the joy of the holiday season when the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce hosts VALLEY OF LIGHTS, the most amazing and most spectacular holiday lighting display in all of Arizona. Every night from 6:00 pm to midnight there will be a fabulous selection of artistic lighting on display along a one mile loop in the gorgeous Fain Park area. This holiday presentation is viewed from the comfort of your car…..and we promise there will be a surprise around every corner
MIXING IT UP IN DECEMBER
This Wednesday, December 14th from 5 – 7 join Quality Inn & Suites at 4499 Highway 69 in Prescott for spectacular food, raffle prizes, a cash bar and best of all a chance to interact with your fellow chamber members. So mark your calendars for this Wednesday, December 14th for fun and excitement with Lew Rees and Ken Byers of KPPV 106.7 FM / KQNA 1130 AM.
PRESSING ISSUES
Don’t forget to join us this Thursday, December 15th (note date change) at noon for Pressing Issues. Be at the Prescott Golf & Country Club to hear all about Predictions for 2006 from:
Ron Fain, Fain Signature Group
Tim Barnett, Yavapai Regional Medical Center
Mayor Harvey Skoog, Town of Prescott Valley
Mayor Rowle Simmons, City of Prescott
Mayor Karen Fann, Town of Chino Valley
Chief Dan Schatz, Town of Prescott Valley Police Department
Fire Marshall Charlie Cook, Central Yavapai Fire District
Bill Monroe, KPPV / KQNA
They will cover local, statewide, national, sports, comedy and serious issues.
Please RSVP at 772-8857 to join us for an informative discussion and light lunch for FREE!
BURNING DESIRE TO FEED THE HUNGRY
It’s the giving time of year, and we’re certain we’ll see many of you at “The Burning Desire to Feed the Hungry” this Friday and Saturday, December 16th & 17th at Safeway in Prescott Valley. We set up camp at noon and will be working hard to fill a McWhite’s North American trailer with food for the hungry. We encourage those businesses that find it in their hearts and in their budget to “Buy a Pallet” for the Yavapai Food Bank. Safeway has put together the items that the Food Bank needs the most on a pallet and it is on sale to businesses and individuals who would like to purchase one or more. You can give this gift that will feed many needy people, for $1,000.00. If you can buy a pallet….please do! The Food Bank is in great need now and after the holiday at the Burning Desire. Yours truly, Lew Rees and many others will be fasting for 24 hours. We want to sacrifice, will you? I know you will come through for those who are less fortunate.
OTHER HAPPENINGS THIS WEEK
12/13…..Talkin’ Prescott Valley – noon at Famous Sam’s
12/15…..Business Retention & Expansion Committee Meeting – 11:30 at Chamber office
12/15…..Weekend Spotlite – 5:00 at Johnny Carino’s
12/16…..Newsmagazine flyers are due
RIBBON CUTTINGS THIS WEEK
12/13…..Rhema Contracting, Inc. – 9:30 at 8056 E. Valley Rd.
12/15…..Preston Capital Consulting – 4:00 at 3100 N. Navajo Dr., #A-2
Information provided by our Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce.
Business is the engine that drives the train in your community! Every dollar created can be traced back to a businessperson taking a risk! There are no jobs, no government, no schools, no money for civic organizations, no churches, and no community … without BUSINESS. BUSINESS IS THE ENGINE! In 2005 let’s fuel the engine and never forget where our bread is buttered … and where our support and commitment lies – “BUSINESS FIRST”. All of us depend totally on a strong economic environment.
FAST E-MAIL FACTS, JANUARY 25, 2005 (partial)
WE GOT EM’, COME AND GIT EM’
Your Chamber of Commerce is constantly promoting and advertising Prescott Valley and your business through many different vehicles available. We encourage you to help us help you by taking advantage of opportunities we have!
Full color community guides…..FREE
Full color maps of Prescott Valley…..FREE
Community & Business Resource guides…..FREE
Calendar of event brochure.....FREE
Community profiles…..FREE
17 beautiful minute DVD / VHS Video…..$15
A Visitor Center filled with business and community information…..FREE
If you have business cards we want them for the Visitor Center…..FREE
There is so much we can do for you and your community if you take advantage of what “We have” come by today and pick up a handful or two of great promotional and educational materials! Let’s keep Prescott Valley moving forward!
Annual Rates for becoming a Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce Member.
Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce contact information:
phone no. 928-772-8857
email: info@pvchamber.org
website: pvchamber.org
address: 3001 N. Main St., Ste. 2A, Prescott Valley
1 block north of Hwy. 69, between Lake Valley Rd. & Glassfordhill, in the two-story building next to Augies Place and Harkins Theartre.
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Non-Profits |
$ 75 |
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Education/Government |
$250 |
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Large Retail/Wholesale |
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Utilites |
$550 |
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Political |
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Financial Institution |
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6-10 Employees |
$225 |
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11-25 Employees |
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$325 |
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1 time set-up fee |
$ 15 |
Don’t forget to listen to Talkin’ Prescott Valley broadcasts, live from Famous Sam’s, every Tuesday at 12:05 on KKLD 98.3FM radio and taped by Don Stewart of Friendly Videos, for broadcast on Channel 13 each Friday at 7:30 p.m., Saturday at 4:30 p.m. and Sunday at 11:00 a.m. The Talkin’ Prescott Valley Fan Club is taking off and you don’t want to be left out of this prestigious circle of followers! Join us today and receive a free t-shirt and lots of free gifts. It’s easy to join – just go to our newly created website www.talkinpv.com or call Pat at 772-8857 for a sign up sheet.
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DEC 2005
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