The IP Way Presented on Paper
Contribute to the Community through ShopRomeSM
Rome & Floyd County Represented at the Capitol
STAR Students & Teachers Shine
Published by Rome Floyd Chamber
March 2018
April 12, 2018 at 8 a.m. Historic DeSoto Theatre Downtown Rome, GA www.confluencerome.org
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3138 Maple Rd • $350,000
233 Broad St • $1,499,000
Great location in the heart of Historic Downtown Rome GA. Potential to expand the upstairs and add additional loft rental income. Gorgeous 3 BR, loft apt upstairs w/ beautiful kitchen, LR, bar. Debra McDaniel 706-506-1987.
1136 S. Wall St • $790,000 Nine bay self service carwash located near the intersection of Hwy 53 and Hwy 41. Owner operated. All washing and vacuuming equipment are all in working condition. Craig McDaniel 706-676-5092.
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26 Chateau • $274,000 Great investment opportunity! Great location, land, building, and equipment! Must see! Andy Kight 706-346-1564.
404 Shorter Ave289 • $235,000 N 5th Ave • $295,000 River St • $459,000 227 Eden Valley1013 • $399,000 106 Pearl St • $2,550,000
410 E 1st St • $199,000
0 Travelers Path • $490,000
This is a family owned and Historical Downtown Rome 66.8+/- acre surrounds of the For Lease or For Sale Excellentone location with maximum viability. Great commercial building on busy Modern Medical building on MapleRenovated and ready to sell – main FOR SALE operated self-serve car wash, in Floyd Co. office but SHOPPING Currently a medical cam be CENTER IN NORTHWEST Calhoun , Ga - Great locationfew on 9-hole golf course
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North Broad St• $295,000 COMMERCIAL2003 FOR LEASE
510 Ave A • $529,650 Office bldg located in the heart of the medical community. 3 private offices w/restrms, 7 exam rooms, lab, lrg upstairs storage rm. Craig McDaniel 706-676-5092.
28 Bale St • $415,900
Beautiful high end office space, downtown Rome. 4000+- completely remodeled, looks totally amazing. 7 offices & a conference rm, kitchen, lobby, warehouse storage space (could add additional offices). 15+- parking spaces. Craig McDaniel 706-676-5092.
Great opportunity to own a well established. Owner is selling the building, land & business. 6 styling rms, all furniture, fixtures & equipment included. 5 chair dryers, two 50 gallon Rheem water heaters, washer dryer, refrigerator, microwave. Craig McDaniel 706-676-5092.
1200 Dean St • $169,900
Great exposure with high traffic count. Potential for office space, retail, laundromat, florist, insurance, mortgage co etc. Also, will consider two year lease for 1250.00 per month. Debra McDaniel 706-506-1987.
3221 Martha Berry Blvd 510 Riverside Pkwy 137 E 1st St • $2,300/mo 304 E 2nd Ave • $2,375/mo 603 Turner McCall Blvd Great Location with high tra c Several spaces to lease in an o ce Formerly operated as City Market Ste A $1,475/mo • Ste B $2,850/mo count. Bldg is under new complex. space 1- 3600 sq Antiques. Approx 10,000 sq feet of $975/mo • Ste C $700/mo Prime commercial property. 13 ownership with improve- ments ft-$3600; minimum two year warehouse and retail space Incredible visibility and offices, 4 restrooms, over being made. New roof, new drop lease space 2-2700 sq ft- $2700; available for lease. 2300.00 per Immediate location recognition 4,000sqft building. Brooke ceiling for tenant, new restrooms. minimum two year lease space month 55/45 split of rst month for your clients and customers. Temple 706-506-2294 3035 Martha Berry Hwy • $489,000 904 Kingston • $160,000 Owner will build out to suit tenant rent. LoadingAve dock and roll up Lots of parking. Landlord 2518 Shorter Ave• pays $399,000 3- several small o ces that the 1882 N. Main St • $695,000 Former automobile & tractorment dealership w/a lease W 11th St • $295,000 with adjustto building monthly owner will lease for $275.00 to door available. Debra McDaniel Includes 3 buildings. 1st bldg is a 1200 sqft taxes, Ins., Maintenance. Tenant the structure that can be usedDebra as a Branch bank building in West Rome This commercial property is strategically located lrg parcel behind commercial building presently rented, and amount. $4,800/ mo. $350.00 per month. Craig 706-506-1987. pays utilities. Bill Temple display lot for vehicles, tractors or recreational V ery attractive & easily accessible med ical located on busy Shorter Ave. Building in right between Old Hwy 27 (North Main St.) and operating as the North Mesa Tavern. 2nd bldg is McDaniel 706-506-1987. McDaniel 706-676-5092 706-409-0016. vehicles. Great showroom w/glass all around. office bldg.. Single Structure w/ample excellent condition, constructed in 2000. Hwy 27 By-pass with access to both. Great a residential home with 2BR, 1BA, and is rented. Building is located on busy Hwy 27. parking 2 lrg office, reception area, and Four sided brick with ample parking. location for restaurant or retail businesses. 3rd bldg is a two-bay commercial/automotive Craig McDaniel 706-676-5092. more. Reception area, office, kitchen, drive Russell Rogers 706-346-0400. building, and is vacant. Craig McDaniel 706-676-5092 through. Craig McDaniel 706-676-5092 Earl Robinson 706-346-8012.
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226 Club • $216,000 61 Georgia Ave • $283,000 460 Richardson Rd 110 Edwards • $459,000 329-331 Garden • $129,900 Two four unit, single story, four 13 apartment units and one 44 units in Calhoun, GA in Ten one bedroom, one bath RENTED $525. PER MONTH 304A E 2nd Ave • $2,375 3221 Martha Berry Blvd • $4,800 424 Broad St Suite 100house • $1,600 sided brick apartments in Trion, that lie in3706 the heart of Mnt • $2,500 Turkey Gordon County. One mile from apartments on a quiet city street MATURE LADIES. 4 sided brick, Executive building Georgia located less thanoffice onespace halfin prominent beautiful Summerville, Georgia. I-75. 24 one bedroom unitsvisibility and and immediate in Calhoun, in 1985, vinyl trimmed, locationthe with high traffic count under newno maintenance. Incredible locationGA. BuiltGreat Approx 7500 sq ft according to owner and on Broad +/-2450 squareThe feet, owner high ownership with being made. mile from Mt. Vernon Mills.St.Units also manages the 20 two bedroom units. for One units are owned byimprovements Included is the separate lot recognition your clients and customers. Main and managed roomleased to expandon to 11,000 sq feet. was constructed 2 executive offices, open lobby/work Units are New roof, new drop ceiling for tenant, are two bedroom,ceilings, one bath. Total properties. floor approx $2,375 a that constructed section in+/-3400. 1978 Top floor the2 suite same family behind apt new another duplex could Debra McDaniel 706-506-1987 area,rent can house 1 to 8 employees. Highly Craig McDaniel restrooms. to suit month in for approx Landlord paysowners have electric, no gas. Units month monthly. and the newest section 1985.6800 sqft. them. The keptOwner the will build beout built ontenant with power stub-out to Fricks Furniture/design and adjustment leastsewer amount.tap in place. Von taxes, Ins., Maintenance. Tenant utilities. to month with veryvisible littlenext turnover. 706-676-5092. $2,268,000. Craig McDaniel rent pays rates low in orderwith to keep theto monthly and Forest building. 2 parking spaces. $4,800. Debra McDaniel 706-506-1987 Craig McDaniel 706-676-5092xx 706-676-5092. Bill Temple 706-409-0016 turnover low. Craig McDaniel Lambert 706-252-9123. Bill Temple 706-409-0016 706-676-5092.
5. MANUFACTURING
The IP Way Presented on Paper Learn about International Paper's Rome Mill.
CONTENTS 4 Chairman’s Message 4 Community Events 8-9 Chamber Advantage Deal 9 Young Professionals of Rome 12 Ribbon Cuttings/Groundbreakings 13 New Members 13 Renewing Members 13 Ambassador Spotlight
7. LOCAL BUSINESS
Contribute to the Community through ShopRomeSM See how every dollar spent in Rome and Floyd County works to build a better community.
15 Visitor's Guide/Map
ON THE COVER: Confluence has a new look! Thanks to the great team at V3, the new Confluence logo represents everything this conference is about. To learn more about the upcoming Confluence conference visit www.romega. com and make sure to read the upcoming
10. CHAMBER EVENTS
Rome & Floyd County Represented at the State Capitol Find out about the Chamber's visit to Atlanta.
10. CHAMBER EVENT
STAR Students & Teachers Shine
April edition of MOMENTUM.
1 Riverside Parkway NE Rome, GA 30161 website romega.com phone 706.291.7663 fax 706.232.5755 Momentum (USPS 395-030) Published monthly by the Rome Floyd Chamber, 1 Riverside Parkway, Rome, GA 30161. Periodical Postage Paid Rome, GA 30161 Subscription Rate: $25 per year in U.S.A. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to MOMENTUM, 1 Riverside Parkway, Rome, GA. 30161
Learn what students and teachers received this year's STAR Awards in Rome and Floyd County.
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COMMUNIT Y NEWS
MAR 8
CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE
RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY AT HOSPITALITY HOUSE
Join the Rome Floyd Chamber as we celebrate Hospitality House for Women on Thursday, March 8th at 10:00 a.m. The Ribbon Cutting Ceremony will be held at 208 E. 2nd St. For more information visit www.romega.com. MAR 13
Greetings Momentum Readers
BREWING TECHNOLOGY- RJ YOUNG
Join RJ Young and Stefan Eady, Assistant Head of School for Academic Resources at Darlington School, at Rome City Brewing on March 13 at 4:00 p.m. Find out how technology can help make your school run more efficiently and save money. Visit www.romega.com for more information. MAR 18
MAGICAL KEYS WITH DR. ALEX WASSERMAN
The Rome Symphony Orchestra and Berry College presents Magical Keys with Dr. Alex Wasserman on March 18 beginning at 2:30 p.m. and held at Ford Auditorium. To learn more visit www.romesymphony.org. MAR 22
BUSINESS AFTER HOURS AT HAMPTON INN & SUITES
Mark your calendars for March 22nd for Business After Hours at Hampton Inn & Suites, 875 West St. The event will begin at 5:30 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at www. romega.com for $5 in advance or $7 at the door. APR 7-8
SPRING ART MARKET
Rome, Georgia hosts the 6th Annual Spring Art Market at the Civic Center, 400 Civic Center Dr., on April 7-8. The Annual Spring Art Market features local hand-crafted jewelry, homemade jams, decor, and more. Admission and parking are free. The event will begin at 10:00 a.m. and end at 4:00 p.m. on both days. APR 7
GEORGIA STEEPLECHASE AND SPRING FESTIVAL
The Steeplechase held at Kingston Downs is a timeless Southern tradition held at one of the most widely respected tracks in the southeast. The event will begin at 12 p.m. and ticket/packages range from $50 to $5,000.
Happy warmer weather days! As we “March” forward this month, we are out and about enjoying the many amenities in Rome and Floyd County. From the greenways to the blue ways and to our vibrant downtown, there is something for everyone. We highlight in this issue of MOMENTUM the Rome Floyd Chamber members’ visit to the State Capitol and our Young Professionals at their most recent meeting at The Foundry. We recognize the STAR students and STAR teachers from all of our schools in Rome and Floyd County and congratulate this stellar group. In this month’s MOMENTUM you will read about International Paper as they recently presented at the Economic Development meeting and discussed their company philosophy which has earned them a prestigious award. Also, in this month’s magazine, we hear from our members about the importance of shopping in Rome and Floyd County and the significant impact it has on all of our citizens. Please call us at 706.291.7663 to provide resources for you and your business and we encourage you to meet our staff who are ready and eager to serve you. We hope you enjoy reading this month’s issue of MOMENTUM Sincerely,
Visit www.georgiasteeplechase.org or call 866-928-7856 to learn more. APR 12
CONFLUENCE -INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY CONFERENCE
Inspire. Innovate. Invent. Want to learn more about technology, business, and more? Attend Confluence on April 12 at 8:00 a.m. for a day of inspiration. Confluence will be held at the Historic DeSoto Theatre, and tickets can be purchased online at www.romega.com. APR 20-21
RELAY FOR LIFE
Relay for Life will be held at Ridge Ferry Park April 20-21 beginning at 6:00 p.m. To learn more contact Haley Cochran at 706-279-2150. 4 | Momentum
Pete McDonald CEO, Redmond Regional Medical Center 2017 Chairman of the Board, Rome Floyd Chamber
The Rome Floyd Chamber has temporarily moved, due to building renovation, to 800 Broad Street. Please call 706-291-7663 to stop by and see us at our new location.
The IPWay Presented on Paper
MANUFACTURING
Economic Development Committee Receives a Briefing on International Paper
T
he Rome Floyd Chamber's Economic Development Committee serves as an advocate for continued growth and prosperity in Rome and Floyd County by creating an awareness of the process of the creation and retention of jobs. To achieve this goal the 2018 Chair of Economic Development Committee, Scott Preston, Leadership Rome XXXIV Citizens First- Synovus, invited Jenna Guzman, Leadership Rome XXXIV and Communications Manager at International Paper to speak and educate committee members about International Paper and their Rome location.
Jenna Guzman, Communications Manager at International Paper, speaks to the Economic Development Committee.
The mill that now houses International Paper was built in 1954 and became part of International Paper in 2012 when Temple-Inland was acquired. International Paper is now one of the largest job providers in the county with over 400 jobs. The Rome mill is a brown paper mill and produces tons of paper per day; this is the equivalent to many miles of paper every day! The paper products that International Paper produces are used by Tyson, Procter & Gamble, Coca-Cola, Clorox and more. While International Paper is the world’s leading producer of paper they are also a leader in corporate citizenship. “International Paper is focused on sustaining the future,” said Ms. Guzman. “We want to continuously improve and help the community we are located in improve as well.” International Paper plants saplings in replace of the trees that are removed, the water that is removed from the Coosa River is returned cleaner than when it was taken and the company is constantly looking for a way to improve emissions as the federal and state regulations change. “International Paper is leading the way with safety, environmental and sustainability processes,” said Ms. Guzman. The employees at International Paper also take time to volunteer with Action Ministries-Rome, partners with United Way and is a part of Georgia Power’s ASPIRE program and many other organizations in the area. The company not only has a great reputation in Rome and Floyd County but also has an impressive reputation around the world. In February of 2018 International Paper was named one of The 2018 World’s Most Ethical Companies® By the Ethisphere Institute for the twelfth year. International Paper focuses on conducting business and running their mills by doing it the IP Way: doing the right thing, in the right ways, for the right reasons, all of the time.
Artagus Newell, Planning Director for the City of Rome, and Tom Couch, President of TLC Consulting, network before the meeting begins.
The Economic Development Committee intently listens and asks questions about International Paper.
“It’s an exciting time at International Paper Rome, and we are so grateful to a community like Rome and Floyd County that focuses on helping businesses grow,” said Ms. Guzman.
SPRING is in the air...
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Scott Preston, President of Citizens First Bank- Synovus and 2018 Chair of Economic Development Committee, listens to Ms. Guzman talk about International Paper.
Clint Wilder, Vice President of Commercial Operations at State Mutual Insurance, Rhonda Wallace, Vice President of Private Client Services at Citizens First Bank-Synovus and Chair of The Floyd County Commission, Jamie McCord, Floyd County Manager, attend the Economic Development Committee Meeting. 5 | Momentum
SHOP ROME
WHAT IF: YOU HAD THE POWER -
• TO GIVE YOURSELF, YOUR LOVED ONES, YOUR NEIGHBORS A JOB? • TO GIVE YOURSELF, YOUR LOVED ONES, YOUR NEIGHBORS A PAY RAISE? • TO GIVE YOUR SCHOOL EVEN MORE TECHNOLOGY AND MORE RESOURCES? • TO GIVE YOUR FAVORITE LOCAL NONPROFIT MORE MONEY? • TO GIVE ROME AND FLOYD COUNTY EVEN MORE AMENITIES AND INFRASTRUCTURE SUPPORT?
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Dr. John Jackson • Floyd County School System There are thousands of students in Rome and Floyd County that benefit from the positive effects of ShopRomeSM. A percentage of sales tax from a purchase made in Rome and Floyd County is given back to Floyd County and Rome City Schools. The money that has been given to Rome and Floyd County schools helps to make the lives of children in the community better. Dr. John Jackson, Superintendent of Floyd County Schools, sees this first hand every day, and encourages members of the community to ShopRomeSM to help better improve our community. "Because of the support and confidence of Floyd County voters, shopping local means your pennies are making a huge impact right here in the Rome-Floyd Community through ESPLOST," said. Dr. Jackson. "This allows our school system to have the resources necessary to provide the high quality, state-of-the-art facilities our students deserve!"
Michele Rikard • Hardy Realty • LR XXXI Michele Rikard, Hardy Realty, works every day to find the perfect home for future residents of Rome and Floyd County. In many ways, she is the first introduction to ShopRomeSM to new community members. "Having been raised in a local family-owned business, I realize that supporting our local enterprises is not only essential for the prosperity of local businesses but to the well being of our neighbors and friends. Historically, local businesses and relationships have been an essential part of our community's economic lifeblood." Ms. Rikard uses this background and her current career to help promote Rome and Floyd County and ShopRomeSM. "The stronger our local economy is, the more citizens of Rome/Floyd County will thrive and are then able to invest back into the community, kick-starting the cycle again," said Ms. Rikard. "When individual residents or businesses prosper, we see growth in the commercial and residential real estate sectors and vice versa. As an agent, I have a unique opportunity to promote our community as I often meet clients before they've made the commitment to move to Rome." 6 | Momentum
SHOP ROME
Jan Caldwell • Big Time Products • LR XXXV Jan Caldwell, Director of Human Resources at Big Time Products, knows the importance of shopping local. She sees it every day in her position at Big Time Products, the largest supplier of work gloves in the United States. Her career gives her a unique opportunity to see the residents of Rome and how changes in the economy can affect Big Time Products. "Shopping local impacts Big Time Product’s growth simply because the dollars that go right back into our community contributes toward a thriving economy which in turn creates a strong infrastructure and a strong infrastructure is particularly important to our company’s growth," said Jan Caldwell. " Big Time Products heavily depends upon reliable transportation systems to move our products in and out of Rome and we must have excellent communication systems for our business to operate nationally and internationally. We also depend upon smaller businesses to meet some of our basic needs and shopping local helps sustain those businesses." Whether its employees eating at local restaurants, fueling up at gas stations, receiving supplies from PaperPack, having company dry cleaning services handled by Star Cleaners, leasing the property Big Time Products is located on or renting out hotel rooms for out of town guests, Big Time Products is a believer in ShopRomeSM. "Big Time Products has grown substantially since inception and with this growth has come jobs," said Ms. Caldwell. "We would like to recruit and hire people from our own community. In order to attract people stay in Rome or to move into this area to find work, our community must have a strong economy, and I believe ShopRomeSM is where the cycle begins."
Robert Smyth • Coosa Valley Credit Union • Chair of Small Business Action Council • LR XXX Robert Smyth, AVP Business Development/Public Relations at Coosa Valley Credit Union, is intertwined with businesses every day. As a member of the Coosa Valley Credit Union team he works with local businesses in Rome and Floyd County, and Mr. Smyth volunteers his time with the Rome Floyd Chamber as 2018 Chair of Small Business Action Council. The SBAC promotes all of Rome and Floyd County as the Capitol of Northwest Georgia for retail and trade. Mr. Smyth supports small business through education and communication and is responsible for the ShopRomeSM campaign, Business Expo, and Small Business of the Year award. "The SBAC is made up of local business people and owners," said Mr. Smyth. "Each day they struggle with competition from online retailers. Educating the consumer on the impact they can make in their hometown by changing their shopping habits, is one way to compete as well as ensure the future growth of our community. Shopping local benefits everyone from the larger retailer to the familyowned business." As Chair of the SBAC for 2018, Mr. Smyth is focusing on educating the community to help them better understand the impact ShopRomeSM has on everyone. "I think the community needs a better understanding of the impact they have on their hometown when they shop locally," said Mr. Smyth. "Not only will they probably receive better customer service and in most cases an equal or superior product or service, but a large portion of what they spend locally stays in their community fueling the local economy, charities, infrastructure and education. All these combined create a community that they and hopefully their children will want to work and live in."
Joey Beard • Garner & Glover Company • LR XXI Joey Beard, Commercial Lines- Account Executive, interacts with businesses in Rome and Floyd County on a daily basis with his position at Garner & Glover Company, an independent insurance agency. "Garner and Glover is a full-service Agency, meaning we help our clients with Commercial, Personal and Employee Benefits.," said Mr. Beard. "Shopping locally as a retail consumer means that Rome and Floyd County will continue to have and attract thriving, growing businesses which will, in turn, provide a larger client base for companies like Garner and Glover that sell a service." Shopping local helps support all of the businesses in Rome and Floyd County and the impact on Garner and Glover is great. "The impact of ShopRomeSM is twofold for Garner and Glover Co.," said Mr. Beard. "First of all, at Garner and Glover, we think of ourselves as a community partner. Our hope is that all residents of Rome and Floyd County will use a local insurance agency for their home, auto and life insurance rather than going online and supporting a business that has no history or allegiance to our community. Our personal lines department, we value the personal relationships we have with our clients. We have an open door policy for our clients to come by and sit down with one of our account managers to answer any questions you may have about your policy. The second impact is a commercial insurance and employee benefits perspective. If our citizens shop local, it attracts more business and industry to our area, which in turn gives us more opportunity to partner with these businesses to provide all types of insurance."
Jason Willis • Action Ministries Jason Willis, Regional Development Director of Action Ministries, is a Floyd County native and an avid supporter of ShopRomeSM. "Whether it is through the philanthropy of the giver to non-profits like Action Ministries, or the taxes provided to our local governments to better our communities; the bottom line is that the more we Romans stick together the stronger our community can grow," said Mr. Willis. Action Ministries mobilizes the community to help give hope to those who are suffering in poverty. "Without the support of local businesses we could not have ended homelessness for 60 individuals in Rome last year," said Mr. Willis. "Without the support of local business, we could not have provided 25 students aging out of the foster system with counseling and a pathway to a college education in 2017. Without the support of local business, we could not have provided 776,000 meals to 9,500 individuals. You see, we at Action rely on the support of the community and the partnerships with local businesses to fulfill our mission of helping restore hope to the hurting in Rome and Floyd County, and shopping locally helps keep those businesses stay open and continue to support our cause." 7 | Momentum
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Chamber Advantage
Are you taking advantage of Chamber Advantage? All Chamber Members & their employees get access to these great discounts! Just show your card at time of purchase.
Avery Drugs - 10% off everything in store, excluding prescription co-pays & existing sale items. Bella Roma Grill - 10% off your order, excluding alcohol and desserts. Cartridge World - 5% off any order $50 or more. Not valid with any other coupon or special. Cheryl Riner Hodge, Artist - 10% off all notecard packages & prints. Chieftains Museum/Major Ridge Home - 50% off applicable admission. Chili’s Bar & Grill - Free chips & salsa with the purchase of an entree. CiCi’s Pizza - “2 Can Dine for $12” Includes two buffets and two regular drinks. (Limit one per paying party). Cornerstone Financial & Insurance Services - Free Financial & Insurance Review. Multi-policy discounts. Cook’s Pest Control - $25.00 off Initial Pest Control Service; 10% off Sentricon Installation. Cycle Therapy - 5% off accessories and clothing. Easy Living Yamaha & Polaris - 10% off MSRP on all parts & accessories. Enterprise Rent-A-Car - 5% discount on standard daily rates, excluding weekend specials. Flag 7 Marketing - 37% off a COMPLETE website Analysis and SEO Audit. Ford, Gittings & Kane Jewelers - Free jewelry inspection and cleaning. Foundations Orthodontics - Receive 10% off orthodontic treatment in office, also applies to Invisalign. Good Shepherd Funeral Home - $500.00 discount on a pre-arranged traditional funeral service; If veteran, veteran’s spouse, or veteran’s widow/widower, the discount is $1,000. Greene’s Jewelers - 15% discount on new purchases. (Some restrictions apply). Heritage Auto Group- 10% off Service Department. Cannot be combined with any other offer. Home Instead Senior Care of Georgia - Free phone consultation for in-home elder care options. HoneyBaked Ham Company & Cafe - 10% off any half ham. Honeymoon Bakery - Buy one, get one free cookie or mini cupcake. Limit one per order. In-Touch Computer Services - Free Computer Network Audit. Jandy’s Frozen Yogurt - 10% off your order. La Scala Mediterranean Bistro - 10% off your order. Lamar Advertising - 25% off a rate card. Locomex Rome- 10% off your order. Excludes alcohol. Old Havana Cigar Company - 15% off your purchase of 20 or more cigars. McDonalds (Martha Berry) - 10% off your purchase. Moe's Southwest Grill-10% off your purchase. Cannot be combined with any other discounts. Does not include catering or Moe's Monday. NW Georgia Living - 20% off rate card for first ad only. Some exclusions apply. Panera Bread - $1.00 off any sandwich, salad, or “You-Pick-Two.” Perfect Home - Free In-Home Design Consultation + 10% merchandise discount. Pizza Hut (1015 Martha Berry Blvd. NW) - 10% off total order. Dine-in only. Purple Trumpet Marketing- 50% off initial set up fee. PuroClean of Rome - 20% off carpet cleaning *3 Room minimum. Riverwood Senior Living - $500.00 off a Community Fee.
*More Chamber Advantage Deals are on the Next Page* 8 | Momentum
Rodan + Fields - Team Ruby- free preferred customer enrollment or free essentials product when you refer a new preferred customer. Rome Area History Museum - 10% off. Rome Athletic Club- 50% off enrollment fees and reduced monthly rates on all 12 and 24 month agreements. Rome Cleaners - 10% off dry cleaning. Cannot be combined with any other discounts. Scant's Corner Package Store - 5% off liquor and 10% off wine. ServiceMaster by Twins - 10% off carpet & upholstery cleaning (some restrictions apply). Shane's Rib Shack - 10% off your purchase. Cannot be combined with any other discounts. Does not include catering. Sonny’s Real Pit Bar-B-Q - 10% off any purchase. (Not valid with any other special, coupon, or discount). Spool of Dreams Boutique - 10% off entire purchase. Star Cleaners - 15% off on drop-off only. Sylvan Learning Center of Rome - 24% off standard hourly payment rate for personalized academic program. TENDO Technologies - Web Development/Marketing Promotion/SEO combination, save 5-15% per service. The Big Mattress Outlet - 10% off any purchase. The Grove at Six Hundred -First month free rent with a one year lease. Troy's Bar-B-Que - 10% off any purchase. (Not valid with any other special, coupon, or discount). Excludes AllYou-Can-Eat entrees & Kids Meals). United Community Bank - $200 off mortgage loan origination fee for purchase of a primary residence. V3 Publications - Buy one advertisement, receive a second advertisement at 50% off. WinShape Teams - 10% off a three-hour, or longer, team development session. WIN Home Inspection- $25 off of your home inspection.
*Chamber Advantage Deals are only valid at Rome Locations
Want to offer a discount for your business? Email Jeanne Krueger at jkrueger@romega.com to receive a Chamber Advantage form.
Young Professionals of Rome at the Foundry
Ian Griffin, V3, kicked off the first Rome Floyd Chamber Young Professionals event as the 2018 Chair at The Foundry Growler Station on February 13, 2018. Members were given a chance to network and enjoy the food and drinks provided by The Foundry. To learn more about the Young Professionals of Rome visit www.romega.com.
Gorg Hubenthal, The Foundry, and Ian Griffin, V3, welcome the Young Professionals group to The Foundry.
Young Professionals of Rome introduce themselves to each other.
Quinton Schwengel, Keller Williams Realty, and Ivy Barber, Owen Security Solutions, enjoy food provided by The Foundry.
Gorg Hubenthal, The Foundry, described the Foundry and the taps and bottles that the growler station carries, to Shadae Yancey, Jamwich.
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CHAMBER EVENTS
Rome and Floyd County Represented at State Capitol
Chamber Members listen as Representatives from the State of Georgia speak to them about Rome and Floyd County.
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The group takes a picture at the State Capitol with Senator Chuck Hufstetler, Representative Katie Dempsey and Representative Eddie Lumsden.
Senator Butch Miller and Senator Chuck Hufstetler talk to Chamber Members during their visit to the State Capitol.
group of members from the Rome Floyd Chamber traveled to Atlanta to spend a Day at the Capitol. The group met with Lieutenant Governor Casey Cagle, Department of Community Affairs (Christopher Nunn), the Dept of Revenue (Lynn Riley), Real Estate Commission (Lynn Dempsey), and Department of Transportation. The group also heard from local representatives Senator Chuck Hufstetler, Representative Katie Dempsey and Representative Eddie Lumsden. Topics of discussion included the collection of tax revenue, internet sales tax, Rome-Cartersville Economic Development Corridor, widening of Turner McCall bridge, Education (K-12 and Post-secondary) and the re-use of the former Northwest Georgia Regional Hospital property. GDOT is pursuing not only replacing the Turner McCall bridge, but also widening to accommodate future traffic needs. “As always we enjoyed meeting with our local legislative delegation to discuss issues pertinent to Rome and Floyd County," said Andy Garner, Vice Chair, Industry Services & Public Policy Division of the Rome Floyd Chamber and McRae, Smith, Peek, Harman & Monroe. "We were especially pleased that Lt. Governor Casey Cagle, candidate for Governor, stopped by to meet us and answer questions from our group."
STAR Students and Teachers Shine
Armuchee High School STAR Teacher, Dr. Donald Bettler, and STAR Student Jerry Cable are recognized during an assembly.
Jenna Guzman, LR XXIV and International Paper, presents the STAR Student award to Coosa High School Student, Kasana Page.
Peter Liu, Darlington School, is presented the STAR Student Award by Al Hodge, Rome Floyd Chamber.
Angie Douglass, Kelly Services, presents to the Model High STAR Student, Katriel Creel, and STAR Teacher, Ellen Dunn.
Photo on Left: James Lee, Pirelli Tire, presents the STAR Student Award at Pepperell High School to Senior Kenzie Green. Middle Photo: Jan Fergerson, Ford, Gittings & Kane Jewelers, stands with Rome High's STAR Teacher Jason Ollis, STAR Student Jaaie Varshney, and Rome City Schools Superintendent Lou Byars. Photo on Right: Steve Irmscher, Line-X of Rome, Unity Christian's STAR Teacher Brad Poston, and STAR Student Hannah Jo Jackson stand for a photo.
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TAR Awards, sponsored by the Rome Floyd Chamber, were presented at all the high schools in Rome and Floyd County during the month of February. The STAR Awards were founded by the Georgia Chamber of Commerce in 1958, and in 1994 PAGE, was created by the Georgia Chamber of Commerce in order to partner with the Georgia Department of Education to present the STAR recognitions. STAR Awards are presented to a high school senior, who has the highest score on a single test date on the three-part SAT, and the student must be in the top 10 percent or top 10 students of their class based on grade point average. The STAR Student then determines their STAR Teacher by who has been the most influential and instrumental in their academic success. Armuchee High • Jerry Cable • Dr. Donald Bettler
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Coosa High • Kasana Page • Mr. Chris Parker
Darlington School • Peter Liu • Ms. Jennifer Sikes
Model High • Katriel Creel • Ms. Ellen Dunn
Pepperell High • Kenzie Green • Ms. Allison Goggans
Rome High • Jaaie Varshney • Mr. Jason Ollis
Unity Christian • Hannah Jo Jackson • Mr. Brad Poston
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April 12, 2018 at 8 a.m. Historic DeSoto Theatre Downtown Rome, GA General Admission: $75.00 Chamber Members: $50.00 Student Admission: $30.00
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RIBBON CUT TINGS & GROUNDBREAKINGS
Rome City SchoolsMain Elementary Rome City Schools celebrates the beginning of construction for the new Main Elementary. The new school will be home to North Heights Elementary and Main Elementary students at the start of the 2019-2020 school year. The project was made possible by the ESPLOST vote on November 7, 2017.
Workout Anytime Mark Sentell, Owner of Workout Anytime in Rome, celebrates the new ownership and new management at Workout Anytime, 132 Hicks Dr., with a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. The Workout Anytime franchise recently made the Entrepreneur's 2017 Franchise 500 list.
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MEMBERS
Renewing Members • Advanced Tax Solutions • Aerotek • Aramark-Berry College • AT&T Georgia • BB&T • Bella Roma Grill • Burger King- East Rome • Burger King-West Rome • Carroll EMC • Chulio Hills Health & Rehab Center • Citizens First Bank • Commercial Fluid Power • Coosa Country Club • David F. Guldenschuh, PC • Eagle Christian Tours, LLC • Fairview/ES Brown Heritage Corp • First United Methodist • Fisher Family and Cosmetic Dentistry • Foss Manufacturing • Golden Living Center of Rome • Haven Health Clinic for Women • Haynes & Moore, LLC • Heritage First Investments & Insurance • HoneyBaked Ham Company & Cafe • In-Touch Computer Services • Johnny's New York Style Pizza • Marglen Industries, Inc. • Meadow Lane Apartments • Muller, Richard L., Jr. DDS, PC • PAGE- Professional Association of Georgia Educators • R.H. Ledbetter Properties, Inc. • Ranger Consulting Inc. • Rayburn Electric Company • Riverside Gourmet • Rocky Mountain Hydroelectric Plant • Rome Coca-Cola Bottling, Co. • Rome Electric Motor Works, Inc. • Rome Floyd Cancer Initiative • Rome Orthopaedic Care • Seven Hills Fellowship • Sheffield Office Products • Sherwin-Williams Co. • Simpson Organization • South 93.5 (WSRM -93.5FM) • Southern Home Care- ResCare • St. Peter's Episcopal Church • Suhner Manufacturing, Inc. • Tallatoona CAP, Inc. • The Gravy Boat • The Grove at Six Hundred • The Stone Law Group- Trial Lawyers, LLC • TigerFlight Foundation • Toles Temple & Wright • TRED Rome Floyd, Inc. • TSB Loss Control • United States Postal Service • Whittington, Jones & Rudert, CPAs LLC • WMP Crates, LLC
In Memoriam Missy Alford Chamber Ambassador 1982-2018
NEW CHAMBER MEMBERS A-1 Trucking, Inc. Mel Ellison 4734 Alabama Highway Rome, GA 30165 (706) 234-9035
Balanced Living Walter Jensen 13 E. 2nd Avenue Rome, GA 30161 (706) 509-0130 www.balancedlivingrome.com
BDS Landscape Brandon Shurley 499 Wilshire Road Rome, GA 30161 (706) 676-5535
DataBaselines, Inc. Jonathan Bartleson 5 Hillcroft Dr NE Rome, GA 30161 (706) 622-3311 www.DataBaselines.com
Georgia Hope Paige Herst 1414 Dug Gap Rd Dalton, GA 30720 (470) 227-0999 www.gahope.org
Rome Tennis Center at Berry College Tom Daglis 100 Match Point Way NE Rome, GA 30165 (706) 506-0417 www.rometenniscenter.com
Global Impact InternationalRestoration Rome Courtney Cash 1400 Crane Street Rome, GA 30161 (706) 528-4033 www.restorationrome.org
See the entire Business Directory at www.romega.com
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Visitor’s Guide Downtown Rome
Downtown Points of Interest 1 Rome Floyd Chamber 2 Rome & Floyd County Library 3 Rome City Hall 4 The City Clocktower 5 Historic DeSoto Theatre 6 Historic Floyd County Courthouse 7 Myrtle Hill Cemetery 8 Heritage Park 9 Tennis Complex & Barron Stadium 10 The Forum & Town Green 11 Rome Area History Museum
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Rome Floyd Chamber
Floyd Points of Interest
YOU ARE HERE!
MUSEUMS:
11 Rome Area History Museum 13 Oak Hill & Martha Berry Museum 14 Chieftain’s Museum
PARKS & ATTRACTIONS:
15 Rome Floyd Visitors Bureau 16 Ridge Ferry Park 1 7 Mount Berry Mall 18 Lock and Dam Park 19 Stonebridge Golf Course 20 Richard B. Russell Regional Airport 21 Coosa Valley Fairgrounds 22 Historic Cave Spring
EDUCATION:
23 Shorter University 24 Berry College 25 Georgia Highlands / Heritage Hall 26 Darlington School 2 7 GA Northwestern Technical College 28 Unity Christian School 29 St. Mary’s Catholic School 30 Montessori School of Rome 3 1 Georgia Highlands College 32 Georgia School for the Deaf
HEALTH CARE:
33 Redmond Regional Medical Center 34 Harbin Clinic 35 Floyd Medical Center 35 Kindred Hospital 36 Harbin/Tony Warren Cancer Center
SPORTS:
37 State Mutual Stadium 38 Rome Tennis Center at Berry College 14 | Momentum
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Advertiser’s Index
2......... Toles, Temple & Wright, 611 Turner McCall Blvd, 706-291-0202, TolesTemple.com 5 ......... Greene’s Jewelers, 328 Broad St., 706-291-7236, greenesjewelers.com 11........ Garden Lakes Realty Company, 2400 Garden Lakes Blvd, 706-234-9421, gardenlakesrealty.com 11........... Farrell's Frame & Design, 116 Broad St, 706- 584-7816, farrellsframeanddesign.com 12.......... Hanging Around Rome by Studio Siri, 1205 Dean Ave., 706-409-3022, studiosiri.com 12 ......... Willowbrooke at Floyd, 306 Shorter Ave, 706-509-3500, floyd.org 15.......... Hardy Realty, 1609 Martha Berry Blvd NE, 706-291-4321, hardyrealty.com 16.......... Ford, Gittings & Kane, 312 Broad St., 706-291-8811, fgkjewelers.com
T H E LA RG ES T F U LL S ERV I C E CO M M ERC I A L A N D RES I D EN T I A L B RO KERAG E I N N O RT H W ES T G E O RG I A
501 Broad Street
519 Broad Street
610 Shorter Ave
1838 Redmond Road
Multiple office suites available on the 3rd floor. 1,000 to 11,000 sq. ft. $12.50/sq. ft. includes utilities. Jimmy Kelley, 706-346-7031.
3 suites available #102: 800 sq. ft. $750/mo. #300: 5,422 sq. ft. $11/sq ft. #301: 1,489 sq. ft. $11/sq ft. Jimmy Kelley, 706-346-7031.
32,000 SF former grocery store. Call Jimmy Kelley for details, 706-346-7031
2 offices for lease. Suite B includes: reception area, 2 large rooms & bathroom. Suite C includes: 3 offices, conference room & kitchenette. Call Jimmy Kelley for rent rates, 706-346-7031.
3872 Martha Berry
The Lofts at Third & Broad
Berry Crossing Center
523 & 524 Avenue A
28,086 SF retail space available. Excellent Armuchee location. Call Jimmy Kelley for details, 706-346-7031
Condominium type retail spaces on Broad Street for Sale. Jimmy Kelley, 706-346-7031.
Outparcels available at the intersection of Redmond Rd & Martha Berry Blvd. Build to suit or ground lease. Jimmy Byars, 706-506-9051.
Fully renovated multi use 8,000 sq. ft. building with great visibility on Turner McCall Blvd. Large lot with plenty of parking. $700,000 Jimmy Byars, 706-506-9051.
BUILDING FOR SALE
300 Broad St # 1, $185,900 – Jimmy Kelley – 1,211 sq. ft., HVAC system, no duct work. 300 Broad St # 2, $170,900 – Jimmy Kelley – 1,036 sq. ft., HVAC system, no duct work. 300 Broad St # 3, $155,900 – Jimmy Kelley – 817 sq. ft., HVAC system, no duct work. 411 Broad St $415,000 – Kimberly Prusakowski – 2 story, 5,775 sq. ft., new roof & HVAC. Renovating downstairs. 2 Charlton St $299,900 – Jimmy Kelley – Perfect for development. Currently a car lot & residential home zoned CC. 1407 E 2nd Ave $89,900 – Nick Rogers – Commercial office space. Private parking lot. 1301 Martha Berry Blvd $1,400,000 - Soraya Collins – 12,200 sq. ft. successful restaurant ready for the taking zoned CC. 1701 Martha Berry Blvd $299,900 – Jimmy Kelley – Great corner lot perfect for development. Currently car lot zoned CC. 1801 Martha Berry Blvd $285,000 – Charles Parker – 2,240 sq. ft. office space. Previously a doctor’s office. 2730 Martha Berry Blvd $600,000 – Jimmy Kelley – 8,165 sq. ft. of retail space in front of the Mount Berry Square Mall. 159 Old Dalton Rd $387,700 – Wayne Lester – Commercial office space previously the Glennwood Vet Clinic. Excellent location. 97 Ward Mountain Rd $979,500 – Charles Parker – 5,747 sq. ft. Established bed & breakfast. The Sage Cottage Inn is a custom-built retreat nestled on 12.5 acres. 320 West 9th St $399,000 – Jimmy Kelley – Large building previously a medical office. Conveniently located close to Turner McCall Blvd.
COMMERCIAL LEASE AND OR SALE WAREHOUSE & INDUSTRIAL
2506 Callier Springs Rd $229,500 – Charles Parker – 12,800 sq. ft. building. May be rezoned as community commercial. 402,404 Cedar Ave $389,000 – Steve Graves – 8,400 sq. ft. total, 2,400 sq. ft. office space, no sprinkler. 3798 Martha Berry Blvd $299,000 – Jimmy Kelley – By appointment only. Office area, warehouse area, fenced area. 18 Shorter Industrial $155,000 OR $1,700/mo. – Jimmy Kelley – 4,000 sq. ft. metal building, overhead doors, office area.
37 Shorter Industrial $350,000 – Kimberly Prusakowski – 6,000 sq. ft. warehouse zoned Heavy Industrial. Just over 4 acres. 3061 Sugar Valley $698,500 – Steve Graves – 29,000 sq. ft. on Hwy 136 building sprinkled and can be subdivided. 95 Three Rivers Dr $650,000 – Kimberly Prusakowski - 11,000 sq. ft. 2.5 acres 12’ x 12’ roll up doors, wet sprinkler system.
COMMERCIAL LEASE: RETAIL, RESTAURANT & OFFICE
114 Broad St $1,400/mo. – Jimmy Byars–Only 3 booths availalbe. 4 up
2 Professional Ct $1,500/mo. – Jimmy Kelley – 2 story office 1848 sq.ft. ground floor and 925 sq. ft. 2nd floor. 3 Professional Ct $1,500/mo. – Jimmy Kelley – 2 story office 1785 sq.ft. ground floor and 890 sq. ft. 2nd floor. 101 Redmond Rd $3,950/mo. – Jimmy Byars – 4,600 sq. ft. good visibility on Redmond Rd. next to the Harbin Clinic. 15 Riverbend Dr $5,900/mo. – Jimmy Kelley – 4,140 sq. ft. medical office space ground floor, plenty of parking. 411 Tribune St $1,400/mo. – Kimberly Prusakowski – 2,800 sq. ft. office space. 338 West 3rd $2,600/mo. – Jimmy Byars – 4,800 total sq. ft. 3,000 sq. ft.
and running booths will draw business to your restaurant.
office, 1,800 sq. ft. warehouse.
411 Broad St $1,400/mo. – Kimberly Prusakowski - Amazing location on Broad St. 2nd Level. New flooring & judges paneling. 527 Broad St #103, $1,000/mo. – Jimmy Kelley – Approx. 1, 000 sq. ft., 3 offices, includes utilities. 100 Callahan St #101, $1,000/mo. – Jimmy Byars – 2,000 sq. ft. office & warehouse, roll up door, covered area. 100 Callahan St #103, $1,500/mo. – Jimmy Byars – 2, 500 sq. ft. may be subdivided. 100 E. 2nd Ave $12.50/sq.ft. – Jimmy Byars – 1,000 sq.ft. office on the 1st floor and 3,100 sq. ft. office on the 2nd floor. Utilities included. 101 E. 2nd Ave #320B $150/mo. – Jimmy Kelley – Single office suite on the 3rd floor. 700 E. 2nd Ave – Jimmy Kelley – Quality office suites available ready to rent. 704 E. 2nd Ave – $1,500/mo. - Jimmy Kelley – 4,600 sq. ft. Victorian home made into an office, handicap accessible. 1407 E. 2nd Ave - $500/mo. – Jimmy Kelley – 936 sq. ft. office space. 1709 B Martha Berry $10/sq.ft. – Jimmy Kelley – 3,000 sq. ft. office space. Great location. 1715 Martha Berry $3,100/mo. – Jimmy Kelley – 6,500 sq. ft. overhead door, nice offices. 1801 Martha Berry $2,000/mo. – Charles Parker – 2,240 sq. ft. office space. High visibility. 2730 Martha Berry $3,500/mo. – Jimmy Kelley – 8,165 sq. ft. retail space in front of Mount Berry Square Mall. 901 North Broad St $18/sq.ft. – Jimmy Byars – 3rd floor 2,200 sq.ft. 6 offices, conference room, reception area, breakroom and storage room. Utilities included.
2nd Ave & Riverbend $500,000 – Jimmy Kelley – 1.5 acres ground lease or build to suit. Bells Ferry Rd $150,000 – Kimberly Prusakowski – 3 acres. Excellent opportunity for commercial development. Callier Springs Rd $975,000 – Jimmy Byars – 13 acres could be commercial or apts.; needs grading $75,000.00/acre. Hwy 411/Callier Springs Rd $6,600,000 – Jimmy Byars – 264 acres ready to be developed. Zoned SR, river frontage. Fosters Mill Rd $140,000 – Bill Summer – 50 acres. Great tract for hunting! Bordered by 3 sides of Mead land. Hwy 411 $1,300,000 – Jimmy Byars – 20 acres 2,000 sq. ft. of road frontage only median cut left inside the bypass. Martha Berry Hwy $149,000 – Lisa Smith – Great location. Zoned CC. Seller motivated. Utilities available at the street. 1000 Martha Berry $399,000 – Jimmy Byars – Great location near hospital. Across from Honey Baked Ham. Zoned CC. 1104 Martha Berry $1,100,000 – Jimmy Kelley – 2.66 acres at N 5th Avenue, street to street property. 1302 Martha Berry $188,000 – Jimmy Kelley – 2 acres Old Volkswagen lot. 4511 Martha Berry Hwy $179,900 – David Terrell – Triangle lot with frontage on Martha Berry Hwy. Near Russell Field. Morton Bend Rd $210,000 – Jimmy Kelley – 114-116 acres of privately owned hunting land with timber and food plots.
COMMERCIAL LAND FOR SALE
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