11-30-21 Chamber Matters

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CHAMBER MATTERS 2021

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SUPPORT SMALL BUSINESSES WITH

SHOP OWENSBORO 2021

The Greater Owensboro Chamber of Commerce and Independence Bank kicked off Shop Owensboro 2021 last Saturday at the Owensboro Convention Center Shop Owensboro was created to elevate the well-known Small Business Saturday concept, with a focus on shopping local with Chamber Members. Due to last year’s success, we are once again expanding Shop Owensboro to encompass a full week where we encourage people all over the region to continue supporting local using the deals and discounts. Customers are encouraged to remember that many of our shops have alternative shopping methods available including curbside pick-up, online and phone ordering. “It is more important than ever to support our local retail and restaurant community,” said Candance Castlen

Brake, Chamber President and CEO. “These businesses make Owensboro unique and do so much to drive our

community. This is an opportunity to encourage Owensboro to show their support of these businesses and keep

their money where their heart is this holiday season – and year-round.” Bingo Cards are in our signature shopping bags and are also available at retailers. To play Shop Owensboro Bingo, collect stamps on your card from stores you purchase items from throughout the week. Bingo or not, we want to see all the places shoppers supported, so make sure to ask for those stamps at every register! Purchases made online through local retails or through curbside pick-up, delivery or drive-thru can provide proof of purchase in lieu of a stamp. Bingo cards should be returned to the Chamber office (200 East 3rd Street) by Friday, December 10 at noon for a chance to win one of our two grand prizes – a $250 gift card courtesy of our sponsor, Independence Bank. Keep your money where your heart is... Shop Owensboro!

THANK YOU TO OUR PARTICIPATING MEMBERS!

Dr. Capilouto to speak at December Rooster Booster, sponsored by German American Bank The Chamber will host its Rooster Booster breakfast this Thursday, December 2 at 7:30 a.m. at the Owensboro Convention Center (501 West Second Street). The program is sponsored by German American Bank and will feature Dr. Eli Capilouto, President of the University of Kentucky, previously provost of the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) and dean of the UAB School of Public Health. Reserve your spot now at www.chamber.owensboro.com or by calling the Chamber office at (270) 926-1860. COST IN ADVANCE: $12 for Chamber Members and $20 for nonmembers. COST AT THE DOOR: $15 for Chamber Members and $20 for nonmembers. SEE MORE ON PAGE 3.


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December Calendar A Day in Time 103A West Third Street 270) 933-5587 facebook.com/ADayInTime

Lure Seafood and Grille 401 West Second Street, Suite101 (270) 240-4556 lureseafoodandgrille.com

Famous Bistro 102 West Second Street (270) 686-8202 famousbistro.com

Par3 Indoor Golf 527 Emory Drive, Suite 109 (270) 240-2677 playpar3.com

Kentucky Skin Cancer Center, Robert Skaggs, M.D., F.A.A.D 2915 New Hartford Road (270) 842-1999 kentuckyskincancercenter.com

Payne Construction & Remodeling, LLC 9360 State Route 951 (270) 302-1683

KORT Physical Therapy- Wesleyan Park 2804 Frederica Street (270) 297-1380 kort.com

Tonya Payne 9360 State Route 951 (270) 302-5318 Trunnell’s Market & Gourmet Deli 4399 Springhill Drive, Suite A (270) 929-6415 trunnellsfarmmarket.com

CANDANCE CASTLEN BRAKE PRESIDENT & CEO

November 27 – December 4 Shop Owensboro Shopping Week!

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Rooster Booster, sponsored by German American Bank 7:30 a.m. Owensboro Convention Center

10 Ribbon Cutting: KORT Physical Therapy – Wesleyan Park 12:15 p.m. 2804 Frederica Street

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Ribbon Cutting: Energy On Ice 4:00 p.m. 501 West 2nd Street

15 Chamber Ambassadors Meeting 12:00 p.m. Commerce Center

CYP Christmas Party 6:00 p.m. The Weatherberry

17 New Member Breakfast 8:30 a.m. Commerce Center

Member Renewals Advantage Eye Care AXIOM Architecture Ballard Construction Custom Homes Inc. BB & T now Truist Bluegrass Family Allergy, PLLC Cabinotch Cape Air CASA of Ohio Valley Cedarhurst of Owensboro Cintas Corporation Consumer Mall Contour Fabrication & Mechanical, Inc. Dart Polymers Daviess County Cooperative Extension Service Daviess County Water District de AM-RON Building Systems Diversified Management, Inc. Durall Wedding Orthodontics East Daviess County Water Association, Inc. eCig Source Elliott Farms Fifth Third Bank Good Shepherd Church Habitat for Humanity of Owensboro-Daviess Co. Holland General Contracting Home Builders Association

of Owensboro Horizon Homecare Housing Authority of Owensboro Impact Marketing Consultants Integrity Outdoor Living J.J. Fosters Kentucky Small Business Development Center Owensboro Office Kroger Wine and Spirits Kroger Wine and Spirits Kurtz Auction & Realty Company L.A. Buford, Inc. Lance & Co. Jewelers Limos By Knight Lipscomb Hydra Cleaning / Professional Carpet Cleaning Longhorn Steakhouse Marshall Ventures Modern Welding Co. of Owensboro, Inc. Mountain Valley Water Company Next Level Church of God Nick T. Arnold Jewelers Oney’s Apartments, LLC Out of the Blue Overtime Drywall Company & Plastering Owensboro Country Club Owensboro Family Pharmacy and Wellness

Owensboro Federal Credit Union Owensboro Health Owensboro Metropolitan Planning Commission Prairie Farms Dairy RBS Design Group Architecture Riney Hancock CPAs PSC Smart Choice Sonitrol of Evansville Specialty Foods Group, LLC, makers of Kentucky Legend St. Mary of the Woods Catholic School Steinkamp Home Center Strode Farms T.R.U. Event Rental, Inc. Tanner+West Thacker, Hodskins, & Knight LLP The Olive Garden Restaurant The Salvation Army TownePlace Suites U.S. Bank University of Louisville School of NursingOwensboro Extension Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph Welborn Floral Company Wellington Parc Western Kentucky University White Chateau at Cecil Farms

cbrake@owensboro.com SHELLY NICHOLS VICE PRESIDENT shelly@owensboro.com HANNAH THURMAN DIRECTOR, TALENT PROGRAMS, COMMUNICATIONS AND EVENTS EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, LEADERSHIP OWENSBORO hthurman@owensboro.com SUSAN HIGH BUSINESS MANAGER susan@owensboro.com KENZIE TOMES COMMUNICATIONS AND EVENTS COORDINATOR ktomes@owensboro.com LYDIE BOONE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT lboone@owensboro.com Chamber Matters is published monthly in the Messenger-Inquirer for the Greater Owensboro Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 825, Owensboro, KY 42302-0825 (270) 926-1860 • chamber.owensboro.com Follow us on Twitter, Facebook & Instagram @GOCHAMBER W. CLAY H. FORD PARTNER, EM FORD CHAMBER BOARD CHAIR

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D r. E l i C a p i l o u t o b e c a m e the 12th President of the University of Kentucky on July 1, 2011. Under his leadership, the Commonwealth’s flagship and land grant r esear ch university has grown from $2.7 billion to $5.1 billion in total operations and has gained significant momentum in fulfilling its multi-faceted mission of teaching, research, ser vice and health care. Pr esident Capilouto has led a $2.8 billion transformation of the campus, aimed at enriching the living-lear ning experience of UK’s students, ensuring their success; strengthening the University’s research infrastr ucture dedicated to solving Kentucky’s most intractable health and eco-

nomic challenges; and expanding UK HealthCare’s capacity to teach, heal and ser ve. Through par tnerships with the private sector, increased philanthropy and ef fective financial management, UK is self-financing the vast majority of this aggressive infrastructure development. Under his leadership, the priorities outlined in the Strategic Plan and the innovation of the campus has resulted in historic student success, a dynamic research enterprise, a sophisticated health care operation ser ving more patients with increasingly complex needs and continued ser vice to the people of Kentucky. The Dr. Eli Capilouto progress on the campus is resulting in a high-quality workforce Commonwealth UK has ser ved and improved well-being for the for more than 150 years.

A native of Montgomer y, Alabama, Dr. Capilouto previously ser ved as provost of the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) and dean of the UAB School of Public Health — a period of r emarkable gr owth and transformation at one of the leading academic and health sciences institutions in the South. Dr. Capilouto holds several undergraduate and graduate degrees from schools within the University of Alabama system, a Doctorate of Dental Medicine from UAB and a Doctorate in Health Policy and Management fr om Har vard University. He and his wife, Dr. Mar y L ynne Capilouto (D.M.D.) a former Dean of the UAB School of Dentistr y, have one daughter.

Ambassador of the Month German American Bank is dedicated to helping individuals, families, and businesses achieve greater prosperity and quality of life. The financial team builds lasting client relationships based on integrity, responsive service, innovation, and shared values. From banking technology that is continually enhanced to stay abreast of the latest advancements, to local, responsive decision making by a talented team of local professionals, German American Bank maintains a strong business banking focus and is the ideal choice for a broad range of financial needs. German American Bank believes that when a community thrives, its people prosper. In addition to

being a Rooster Booster sponsor, the Owensboro team is proud to support many important community organizations and initiatives including Junior Achievement’s Owensboro Business Hall of Fame, Cliff Hagan Boys & Girls Club, Girls Inc. of Owensboro, and Puzzle Pieces. In a continued commitment to Owensboro, German American Bank has given customers the opportunity to support their local school through the School Spirit Check Card program. Local schools participating in the program include: Owensboro Red Devils, Daviess County Panthers, Apollo Eagles, Owensboro Community and Technical College and the Whitesville

Trinity Raiders. School Spirit Check Cards are available with a German American checking account and approval of a check card application. Every purchase made using the card results in a donation of two cents to the card holder’s school of choice! So far in 2021 German American Bank has donated over $55,000 to participating schools throughout its footprint. To learn more about the School Spirit Check Card program or to open an account visit germanamerican. com or stop in any of their convenient offices located at 313 Frederica Street, 3560 Frederica Street, and 3264 Highway 54 in Owensboro. Member FDIC.

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