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Chamber News

  • President's Message: Looking forward to the year's challenges

    I am very excited to be your 2012 Chamber President and look forward to a challenging and yet rewarding year.
    My goals as your Chamber president are to follow in the footsteps of our past leaders and continue with our mission – to promote, improve and enhance the business community we serve.  
    During this year I will focus on the following:

    MEMBERSHIP

  • Chamber's new board installed

    By TAMMIE BARFIELD
    tbarfield@thewakullanews.net

    It’s official. The Wakulla County Chamber of Commerce has a new slate of officers and directors for 2012. On Thursday night, Jan. 19, Wakulla Clerk of Courts Brent Thurmond led the swearing-in ceremony for the new board.
    Opening remarks were delivered by R. H. Carter who did not disappoint by interjecting a little history and wit.
    New Chamber President Amy Geiger introduced the evening’s guest speaker, Kelly Robertson, who is with BowStern Marketing in their Tallahassee office.

  • Chamber News: New members

    December new members:
    • Rock Landing Marina – full service marina, wet slips, boat barn, boat shed, yard, ramp
    • Capital Regional YMCA – Camp Indian Springs – Community Programs, Aquatics, Camps, Health & Fitness, Banquet facility rental
     
    January new members:
    • Critter Control – Brandon Lynch, specializing in Humane Wildlife Removal, Termite and Pest Control, Exclusion & Repairs

  • Business spotlight: Cook Insurance Agency

    Business: Cook Insurance Agency

    Owner: Centennial Bank

  • Networking luncheon is held at El Jalisco

    A crowd of 42 attended the networking luncheon held at El Jalisco Restaurant on Jan. 25, and staff handled the orders – anything off the luncheon menu – with ease and smiles on their faces. We continue to see different folks at these luncheons each time, which makes for great networking.

  • Mike's Seafood has ribbon cutting

    You may have known us as That Place on 98 down on the coast for the last 14 years. We couldn’t be more pleased with our move up to Wakulla County. We have been received with open arms and have made a lot of new friends.

  • Chamber Member Update: R. Jai Gillum joins Big Brothers, Big Sisters as development director

    Chamber News

    We are delighted to welcome R. Jai Gillum to the Big Brothers Big Sisters family.
    Her positive energy is infectious. Originally from Montgomery, Ala., R. Jai has lived in Tallahassee for more than 13 years. She received her undergraduate degree and Master of Public Health from Florida A&M University.

  • Chamber Chatter

    New members:

    • International Gold Gymnastics, 54 Feli Way, Crawfordville, (850) 926-4431.
     
    • Mike’s Seafood Grille, 2302 Crawfordville Highway, (850) 926-2242.
     
    • TCB Marketing, 2818 S. Monroe St., Tallahassee, (850) 574-6758
     
    • Miriam’s Playhouse and Enrichment Center, 1773 Crawfordville Highway, Crawfordville, (850) 926-2273.
     
    • Florida Environmental and Land Services Inc.,  221-4 Delta Court, Tallahassee, (850) 385-6255.

  • Business spotlight: Arte Mexico LLC

    Tell us about your business: We started in 1998. Diane is a Wakulla County art teacher who grew up in Southern California and traveled to Mexico from time to time, learning about regional Mexican art and its origins.
    Spanish teacher Kathy began taking WHS students to Mexico in 1995 and fell in love with the culture, arts and crafts. With Mexican friends to help teach us, we began scouring regional marketplaces to find interesting crafts. Gradually, we developed solid vendor relationships with artisan families from Oaxaca in the South to Tlaquepaque/Tonala in the North.

  • Chamber President's Message: Update on Chamber activities

    Hope we all had an enjoyable Thanksgiving and were able to extend that joy to other families that are struggling right now.