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Your Chamber Leaders Officers Chairman

Anthony Mougianis Apollo Professional Cleaning

First Vice Chair Ross Gallabrese

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Treasurer

BJ Nurczyk D’Anniballe & Co., CPA’s

Board Members Mike Florak Franciscan University of Steubenville Robert Gribben, III Grae-Con Construction Steph McVicker Fort Steuben Mall David Werkin Trinity Health System Evan Scurti Jefferson County Port Authority Robert Naylor Attorney, Barium & Chemicals Co. Inc. Chris Orris Valley Hospice - Ambassador Club Chairman James Emmerling Em-Media Inc. Melony McBride First National Bank Pam Thomas McCauslen’s Florist

Dave Mosti Mosti Funeral Home

Staff

Tricia Maple-Damewood President Joy Grimm Accounting & Administrative Coordinator Casey Peters Investor Relations Coordinator, Jefferson County Safety Manager

Craig Howell

The Tri-State Home and Garden Show kicked off March 3, with a variety of area vendors having wares on display at St. Florian Hall in Wintersville. Organized by Wheelhouse Creative, with support from the Weirton Area Chamber of Commerce and Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce, the show was held March 4 and 5.

It was sponsored by Weirton Medical Center and DeNoon Lumber. Helping to conduct the ribbon cutting to officially open the show were, from left, Brenda Mull, president of the Weirton Area Chamber of Commerce; Dr. Jesamyn Fuscardo, of Weirton Medical Center; Clay Croskey and Bill Truby of DeNoon Lumber; and Tricia Maple-Damewood, president of the Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce.

2017 Home Show Draws Great Crowd At New Location

The 2017 Tri-State Home & Garden Show kicked off on Friday, March 3 with a complimentary “Business After Hours” sponsored by Wheelhouse Creative and Piergallini Catering.

St. Florian Hall in Wintersville

was the new location for this long-time event that is co-sponsored by the Jefferson County and Weirton Area chambers of commerce. The three-day event showcased more than 50 local businesses and their products

and services.

Piergallini Catering featured great food all weekend including some delicious Lenten specials.

Attendees enjoyed door prize

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drawings and contests sponsored by exhibitors and one lucky winner took home a flat screen television compliments of Wheelhouse Creative. The following Chamber member businesses were exhibitors:

¯ Apollo Pro Cleaning and Restoration ¯ AT&T on Sunset ¯ Bowers Landscape Design & Unique Outdoor Solutions ¯ Colonial Heights ¯ DeNoon Lumber ¯ Girl Scouts of Black Diamond Council ¯ Harvey Goodman Realtors ¯ J & D Home Improvements, Inc. ¯ The Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce ¯ Kline Home Exteriors ¯ Lauttamus Communications & Security ¯ McDonnell Chiropractic ¯ Nelson Fine Arts and Gifts ¯ Professional Lawn and Landscaping ¯ Schuetz Funeral Home ¯ T.S. Electric ¯ Total Lawn Care ¯ The UPS Store, Steubenville ¯ Valley Hospice Inc. ¯ Water Transport ¯ Wayne Door Sales ¯ The Weirton Area Chamber of Commerce ¯ Windows R Us, Steubenville ¯ WTOV-TV

John Griffith, left, of DeNoon Lumber shows Jamie Taylor a table built with wood from the DeNoon Bergholz lumber store while attending the Tri-State Home and Garden Show March 3-5 at St. Florian Hall. Taylor said he recently bought lumber from DeNoon for a bar he built in his home and noted he was very happy with the selection and quality of the wood.

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Guests enjoyed an extensive menu of homemade items during the home show weekend, compliments of Piergallini Catering.

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Jefferson County Chamber Calendar of Events: April

Adult & Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED Training Class Wednesday, April 5 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Chamber offices $95 per person — Chamber Members $115 per person — Nonmembers

“First Friday” Friday, April 7 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.

The Ville, Fort Steuben Mall.

No charge or RSVP required. Come our for drink specials and appetizers and see who has been recruited as a celebrity server.

Coffee & Connections Wednesday, April 12 8 a.m. to 9 a.m.

Jefferson County Farm Bureau, 587 Bantam Ridge Road, Wintersville. $10 per person Jefferson County Safety Council Meeting Wednesday, April 19 11:30 a.m. – Registration Noon – Lunch and presentation Eastern Gateway Community College $15 per person

April, May, June

Brown Bag Lunch Series Thursday, April 27 Noon to 1 p.m.

Chamber offices $5 per person

May

2017 Annual Golf Classic Tuesday, May 9 8:30 a.m. registration 10 a.m. shotgun start Steubenville Country Club Coffee & Connections Wednesday, May 10 8 a.m. to 9 a.m.

Location TBA $10 per person

Jefferson County Safety Council Meeting Wednesday, May 17 11:30 a.m. – Registration Noon – Lunch and presentation Eastern Gateway Community College $15 per person Brown Bag Lunch Series Thursday, May 25 Noon to 1 p.m.

Chamber offices $5 per person

June

2017 Annual Burger Bash Tuesday, June 6 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.

The Inn at Franciscan Square, Green Space

Coffee & Connections Wednesday, June 14 8 a.m. to 9 a.m.

Location TBA $10 per person

Jefferson County Safety Council Meeting Wednesday, June 21 11:30 a.m. – Registration Noon – Lunch and presentation Eastern Gateway Community College $15 per person

Brown Bag Lunch Series Thursday, June 29 Noon to 1 p.m.

Chamber offices $5 per person

If you would like to make a reservation or have additional questions, contact Casey Peters at: cpeters@jeffersoncountychamber.com or (740) 282-6226.

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Welcome Returning Chamber Members ≤ AEP - Ohio ≤ Air Excellence ≤ Amusement Ride Technology ≤ AMVETS Post 275 – Raymond A. Vallera Memorial ≤ Angel Nails & Spa ≤ Bates Brothers Amusement Co. ≤ Blackie & Son Excavating & Paving ≤ Capital Health Care Network Carriage Inn of Steubenville ≤ Catholic Central High School ≤ Certwood LTD ‘ODC’ Ohio Distribution Center ≤ City of Steubenville ≤ Colonial Heights/UMH Properties Inc. ≤ Community Foundation for the Ohio Valley ≤ Crestview Veterinary Clinic ≤ Crystal Clear Window & Gutter Cleaning LLC ≤ Daily Insurance Agency ≤ Dee Jay’s BBQ Ribs & Grille ≤ Fort Steuben Maintenance Inc. ≤ Franciscan University of

Steubenville Graduate School ≤ Frank Luckino Jr. ≤ Friendship Park Board of Commissioners ≤ Gil Thermes Fence Co. Inc. ≤ Harrison County Board of DD ≤ Harrison Metropolitan Housing Authority ≤ Heritage Complete Home Care ≤ J. Zamberlan & Co. ≤ Jeffco Workshop, Inc. ≤ Jefferson Behavioral Health at Trinity East ≤ Jerry A. Gast, Insurance & Financial Services ≤ Jim Davis Enterprises Inc. ≤ Joseph Clause DDS ≤ Joseph M. Corabi ≤ JRG Advisors LLC ≤ Kimberly Hahn, Councilwoman at large ≤ Labor Ready ≤ Lauttamus Communications Inc. ≤ Lytle & Associates Specialized Therapy

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Mama G’s Catering Maryland Market McCauslen’s Florists Inc. McDonnell Chiropractic Merchant Pro Express Nelson Fine Art & Gifts Ohio River Valley Council Boy Scouts of America Ohio Valley Music Guild Ohio Valley Youth Network P.S. Marketing Payroll Plus Pierce Media Professional Tire & Alignment R & L Construction Inc. Rocco Boniey Associates Inc. Route 43 Laser Wash Sienna Skilled Nursing & Rehab Sleep Outfitters Softite Community Federal Credit Union Starvaggi Industries Inc. Stat MedEvac Steel Valley Emergency Physicians LLC Steubenville Country Club

Trinity Health System Presents The 2017 Chamber Golf Classic

The Chamber golf outing is a favorite among many local businesses and organizations.

It’s been around for more than 30 years yet never gets stale with new things being added and improved each year.

It brings business people, golfers, volunteers and sponsors together for a great day of friendly competition, food, drink and lots of networking.

And, while It may sound cliche, many deals are truly made on (or near) the golf course. You never know who you’ll meet while eating breakfast, volunteering or working your business’ tent (a new spon-

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Trinity Health System is once again serving as title sponsor and invites you and your staff to join them on Tuesday, May 9 at the beautiful Steubenville Country Club on Lovers Lane in Steubenville. Registration begins at 8:30 a.m. with a 10 a.m. shotgun start.

Next week. you’ll receive information on sponsorship packages, golf registration and other ways to get involved with this important Chamber event. If you’d like to learn more, call the Chamber offices at (740) 282-6226.

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Coffee & Connections With A New Twist Visit us online at www.jeffersoncountychamber.com

If you’ve never attended “Coffee & Connections,” you’re missing out on what has become one of the Chamber’s most popular monthly programs. Designed to be casual, convenient and effective, it starts with a great breakfast followed by a lively round of introductions and “mini-commercials” from those in attendance.

It truly is “speed-networking” at its best as participants introduce themselves, their business or organization and touch on the highlights of their products and services, special offers, announcements or upcoming events.

Don’t worry about being a great public speaker — the atmosphere is casual and fun. You may get a friendly heckling and if you go over the two-minute time limit, you’ll be “gonged.” This helps us stay on schedule so you can be on your way within the hour.

Bring your business cards, brochures, coupons or promotional items and be sure to download the Chamber’s new app, “Socio” before you arrive so that you can take part in a “virtual business card exchange” with anyone in attendance simply by shaking your phone. “Coffee & Connections” is held on

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the second Wednesday of each month from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. at various Chamber member restaurants and catering facilities.

The April 12 event is going to be a special one hosted by the Jefferson Count Farm Bureau with its board members serving as celebrity chefs, making made-to-order omelets with all your favorite fillings.

And all of the ingredients featured will be locally sourced — Farm-fresh eggs, bacon, sausage and vegetables all produced by our local farmers. Bring your staff, sales team or co-workers and see what this event can do for you.

The cost is $10, and you can RSVP by going to jeffersoncountychambermaster.com/events/details/coffee-and-connections-1132 “Coffee & Connections” truly represents what the Chamber is all about — local businesses and organizations promoting their products, services and programs, networking with and learning from fellow business professionals and nurturing an environment of working together to make the local business community bigger, better and stronger.

The Chamberʼs Technological Tools: Are you utilizing them?

The Chamber’s technological tools are an everchanging list of tools that are at your disposal as a member. Make sure you’re getting the most from your membership dues by taking advantage of these programs and services.

The Chamber website is a great place to start.

Your business name is listed in the online directory section of the site both categorically an alphabetically and the site gets thousands of views each month.

In addition, you may log in as a member and post a job opening, news release, special offer or member-to-member discount.

Help us get this newly revamped feature up and

running by adding your information today.

Your posts to these sections are also automatically posted to the Chamber Facebook page which has mroe than 800 likes and many views each day. If you’ve forgotten or never received your login information, contact Casey Peters by e-mail at cpeters@jeffersoncountychamber.com Last , download the “Member Plus” app on your phone through the App Store — see the logo to the right.

This allows you to search the Chamber membership directory, call or e-mail a member or post a job opening, news release or special right from your phone.

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Safety Council Recap Safety Council Recap – January, February, March 2017

The January Safety Council luncheon featured guest speaker Mark Morrow from the local chapter of American Red Cross. Mark is a certified Red Cross trainer for CPR, AED, and first aid.

He discussed the importance of CPR and AED training in the workplace.

Lunch was catered by Manfred’s. With his partnership, the Chamber is offering two training classes on Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED. This course will prepare attendees to recognize and care for a variety of first aid, breathing and cardiac emergencies involving adults, children and infants.

The training will be offered on April 5 and Oct. 4 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. You only need to attend one class to finish the training. The cost is $95 per person for Chamber members and $115 for non-Chamber members. Space is limited and reserved on a first-come, first-served basis.

Contact Casey Peters, Jefferson County safety manager, by calling (740) 282-6226 for information.

February brought Rob Herrington, director of Jefferson County 911 and chief of Wintersville Fire & Rescue. Herrington discussed the day-to-day operations of Jefferson County’s emergency response and communication systems, which serve 55 local public safety agencies.

He provided important safety information that can be applied to businesses and discussed haz-

mat and technical rescue response teams.

The agency’s hightech, mobile communication truck was on-site and open for tours. Lunch was catered by Manfred’s.

The March luncheon featured guest speaker Greg Safran with the topic “Keys to a Healthy Safety Culture.” Safran is the ASC chief officer at SafT Integration, a losscontrol and safety-consulting firm he launched in 2013 to make a difference in the lives of employers and their employees.

Through his vision and guidance, SafT Integration has built a highly respected reputation by exercising passion to help a variety of industries in the region including heavy manufacturing, plastic injection, environmental and steel welding and fabrication to reach new heights in safety results and culture improvements.

His approach leads to better safety communication, participation, awareness, teamwork and knowledge at all levels of organizations, consistently leading to improved, adjusted or completely changed safety cultures.

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Lunch was catered by Manfred’s.

The Jefferson County Safety Council is a longtime program administered by the Chamber in cooperation with the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation. Nearly 130 local businesses are members and save on their workers’ compensation premiums by attending monthly informational luncheons and submitting biannual forms documenting safety statistics from their workplace.

The monthly luncheons are open to all Safety Council members, Chamber members and their employees, and the general public.

They are held the third Wednesday of each month at Eastern Gateway Community College.

Registration starts at 11:30 a.m. followed by a catered lunch and presentation from noon to 1 p.m.

The cost is $15 per person. To receive notifications, contact the Chamber offices at (740) 282-6226 or cpeters@jeffersoncountych

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The Dark View Haunted Attraction in Toronto won the marketing and media package given away as part of Monday’s annual Investor-to-Investor Trade Fair presented by the Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce. Dan Kale, center, and Buster Bowman, right, of the attraction accepted the prize from Ross Gallabrese, chamber second vice chair and executive editor of the Herald-Star and The Weirton Daily Times. Contributing to the package were the newspapers, EM-Media, the Ridgefield Group, P.S. Marketing, Proforma and WCDK-FM. The event, which included a business after hours, was held at St. Florian Hall in Wintersville.

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A Look Back At Our Events The first quarter at the Chamber was filled with many events.

Take a look at all that happened including some longtime favorites, new programs, milestones and celebrations: Coffee & Connections A casual and informative breakfast event every second Wednesday that allows guests to meet, mingle and introduce their business to others. ≤ Jan. 11: Froehlich’s Classic Corner – Steubenville ≤ Feb. 8: YWCA – Steubenville ≤ March 8: The Holiday Inn Weirton Brown Bag Lunch Series ≤ Jan. 26: Chamber Office – Utilizing Your Chamber Membership ≤ Feb. 23: Chamber Office – Special Events 101 ≤ March 30: Chamber Office –

Using Facebook to Promote your Business Hank Kuzma Community Day ≤ Jan. 28: Finnegan Field House, Franciscan University Steubenville Investor to Investor Trade Show & Business After Hours ≤ Jan. 30: St. Florian Hall - Wintersville “Businesses Out For Blood” Red Cross/Chamber Blood Drive ≤ Jan. 31: Wintersville Chapter House Community Room 2017 Business Expo ≤ Feb. 9: Fort Steuben Mall Steubenville Tri State Home and Garden Show ≤ March 3-5: St. Florian Hall Wintersville

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