Chamber Voice Newsletter | August 2019

August 2019 | Vol 14 Issue 8

NE W “ TA S T E OF R O G ER S ” TO K ICK OF F

TH E GOOD L IFE E XPE R IE N CE AT FR I SCO FE STIVAL See Story on Page 3

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What’s In This Issue?

3 ���������Introducing The Good Life Experience at Frisco Festival 4 ����������Welcome Teachers Back to School at Thank-a-Teacher Celebration 5 ���������2019 Northwest Arkansas Fall Job Fair Coming October 2 5 ���������Business After Hours - Networking with a Purpose Coming October 17 6 ���������Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce Hosting Cybersecurity and Fraud Seminar 6 ���������Nationwide Insurance - Keith Noble Insurance Agency Named Small Business of the Second Quarter

6 ���������Stephanie Hagan Named Ambassador of the Second Quarter 8 ���������Focus on the Community | Sung Hyun Park Wins 2019 Walmart NW Arkansas Championship presented by P&G and Other Community News

9 ���������Focus on the Community | Northwest Arkansas Named 4th Best Place to Live

by U.S. News & World Report and Other Community News

10 �����Sound of Rogers Songwriters Event Debuts Visit Rogers Music Branding Initiative 11 �������� Rockin’ and Rollin’ Summer in Rogers | #RogersRocks in August 12 ������New Members | June 2019 12 ������Arvest First Leadership Now Accepting Applications for 2019-2020 School Year 13 ������Ribbon Cuttings | June 2019 14 ������Membership Renewals | June 2019 15 �����Chamber Networking & Educational Events

Raymond Burns, CCE J.R. Shaw

Katie Wright

Paid for through Periodical “Chamber Voice” (USPS 492950) is published monthly in January, February, March, May, June, July, August, September, October, November and December; (semi-monthly in April) by the RogersLowell Area Chamber of Commerce, Inc., 317 West Walnut, Rogers, AR 72756.

Sheree Barnes

Operations Manager | Downtown Rogers, Inc. sheree@rogerslowell.com

Shelle Summers, IOM

Lauren Hildreth

Senior Vice President of Membership Services ssummers@rogerslowell.com

DTR Market Manager | Downtown Rogers, Inc. lauren@rogerslowell.com

Steve Cox

Jacque Eakins

Senior Vice President of Economic Development steve@rogerslowell.com

Account Executive jacque@rogerslowell.com

Brad Phillips

Marni Rogers, IOM

Senior Vice President of Marketing Communications brad@rogerslowell.com

Jon Moran

Member Relations Manager marni@rogerslowell.com

Kelly Parker

Senior Vice President of Government Affairs jon@rogerslowell.com

Marketing Communications Manager | Visit Rogers kelly@rogerslowell.com

Vickie Grotts

Luke Wiggins

Vice President of Accounting & Finance vickie@rogerslowell.com

Meetings & Conventions Sales Manager | Visit Rogers luke@rogerslowell.com

Karen Wagaman

Justin Freeman

Vice President of Downtown Development karen@rogerslowell.com

Marketing Communications Specialist justin@rogerslowell.com

Ross Phillips

Lance Lloyd

Vice President of Community Development ross@rogerslowell.com

Community Relations Manager lance@rogerslowell.com

Shey Bland

Ashley Matsumura

Executive Director | Downtown Rogers, Inc. shey@rogerslowell.com

Customer Relations Manager ashley@rogerslowell.com

Nick Smith

Creative Services Director nick@rogerslowell.com

BO ARD O F D IRE C TO R S EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Chairman of the Board | Greg Fogle, Nabholz Construction Chairman-Elect | Angie Tucker-Ridley, Tucker’s Furniture & Appliance Treasurer | Jeff Milford, AEP/SWEPCO Past Chairman | Eric Pianalto, Mercy Northwest Arkansas President/CEO | Raymond Burns RIDC President | Jerry Vest, Regions Bank

2020 DIRECTORS

Leah Acoach Danny Beck, Arkansas Blue Cross Blue Shield Joe Donaldson, Sam’s Furniture Brad Hicks, J.B. Hunt Transport Inc. Mike Power, First Security Bank David Vaden, Ernst & Young LLP

2021 DIRECTORS

Tom Allen, Cushman & Wakefield | Sage Partners Ron Branscum, Arvest Bank David Kimball, Benchmark Group Jerra Nalley, Runway Tanya Smith, Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge Melissa Turpin, Honeycomb Kitchen Shop

EX-OFFICIO DIRECTORS

Rogers-Lowell Area

P: (479) 636-1240 F: (479) 636-5485

Loretta Gomez

Finance Manager loretta@rogerslowell.com

Vice President of Operations katie@rogerslowell.com

2019 DIRECTORS

317 West Walnut Street | Rogers, Arkansas 72756

Director of Special Events jeff@rogerslowell.com

Executive Director/Executive Vice President | Visit Rogers jr@rogerslowell.com

Payne Brewer, Arvest Bank Jill Bright, Grand Savings Bank Corry Hull, OneDigital Health and Benefits Erin Kiefer, Assembled Products Denten Park, Northwest Health Chris Sultemeier, Walmart (retired)

Chamber of Commerce

Jeff O’Neill

President/CEO rburns@rogerslowell.com

Daizy Andrade, University of Arkansas Dr. Marlin Berry, Rogers Public Schools Kristen Boozman, Portfolio Sotheby’s International Realty Jerry Carmichael, 3C Retail Solutions Irma Chavez, Conexion de Negocios Latino Larry Cooper, Embassy Suites NW Arkansas Russ Daniel, McLarty Daniel Group Rich Davis, Black Hills Energy Mike Dodge, Carroll Electric Coop. Corp.

Sandy Edwards, Crystal Bridges Museum David Faulkner, Pinnacle Hills Promenade David Foster, Manhattan Road & Bridge Diego Garcia, Crafton Tull Angela Grayson, Precipice IP

Dan Hendrix, World Trade Center Arkansas Greg Hines, Mayor, City of Rogers Tom Hopper, TallChamps, LLC Dr. Evelyn Jorgenson, NorthWest Arkansas Community College Peter Lane, Walton Arts Center Chris Moore, Mayor, City of Lowell Aaron Matthews, First Baptist Church of Lowell Barry Moehring, Benton County Judge John-Michael Scurio, George’s Inc. Curt Stamp, Cox Business Dick Trammel, Chairman Emeritus Emma Willis, Arkansas 529 College Savings Plans Jeff Wood, Tyson Foods

Periodical postage paid at Rogers, AR. Postmaster send address changes to | Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce Newsletter 317 West Walnut, Rogers, AR 72756.

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DIVISION CHAIRS

Community Development - Leah Acoach Membership Services - Jill Bright Economic Development - Payne Brewer Government Affairs - Jerry Carmichael Convention & Visitors Bureau - Larry Cooper

AUDIT COMMITTEE Jill Bright David Vaden Ron Branscum

Introducing The Good Life Experience at Frisco Festival F R IS C O F E STIVAL |

Friday and Saturday, August 23-24

THE G O OD LIF E E X PER IENCE |

Thursday Evening, August 22 and Saturday, August 24

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ou’ll love what’s new and different at the family-friendly Frisco Festival in Downtown Rogers. This year, The Good Life Experience at Frisco Festival is an exciting new twist centered around food, arts, music and outdoors! Experience a mix of activities held during Frisco Festival designed for families, young professionals, foodies, art and outdoor enthusiasts, adventurers and explorers. The whole community is invited to come together for this fun and festive way to experience The Good Life that we all enjoy.

The Good Life Experience at Frisco Festival will officially kick-off on Thursday evening, August 22, with a new Taste of Rogers cocktail party at the DTR Market. Sample delicious food and drinks from a variety of local restaurants and enjoy a festive night in Downtown Rogers. Tickets are $25 per person.

Northwest Arkansas Emerging Leaders (NWAEL) will host a 5K Fun Run at Lake Atalanta for an entry fee of only $5 with all proceeds benefiting NWAEL programming. Following the run, a Lake Atalanta Community Walk will bring families and friends together to celebrate Rogers’ downtown parks with a casual walk around the lake to enjoy its natural beauty and gorgeous views. Ozark Regional Transit will provide transportation via shuttle bus to and from Lake Atalanta and Downtown Rogers during the festivities.

This unique “pop-up” marketplace will be located at the DTR Market area of downtown and will feature local businesses who offer products and services that help make your life better. The Good Life Experience Marketplace Presented by Central States Manufacturing will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. on Saturday. While there, visit the DTR Market offering fresh fruits, vegetables, meats and other local goods. Exhibit booth space is only $125 ($75 for nonprofits).

New this year, Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World will present the Outdoor Adventure EXPO on Saturday at Lake Atalanta from 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. The community will enjoy learning about and trying out the latest products for fishing, camping and cooking. It’s FREE to attend. Vendors will be able to purchase exhibit booth space and to demonstrate outdoor activities that the whole family will enjoy.

On Saturday, free and low-cost Experience Workshops on food, arts, music, and outdoors will “pop-up” at downtown merchants and around beautiful Lake Atalanta as part of The Good Life Experience at Frisco Festival activities. Choose from a variety of experiential learning topics like beermaking, artmaking, cooking, yoga, wine-tasting, and more.

FRISCO FESTIVAL – 35 YEARS OF HONORING ROGERS’ RAILROAD HERITAGE! The Frisco Festival has been delighting people from all over for more than three decades and is named in honor of Rogers’ rich railroad heritage. From morning to night, you’ll find plenty to do – live music, street entertainment, a kids’ zone, delicious food, art displays, and outdoor fun.

Enjoy the beer garden, imagination station and a ride to and from Lowell on the A&M Railroad, plus much more.

The event is hosted by Downtown Rogers Inc. (Frisco Festival) in partnership with the RogersLowell Area Chamber of Commerce (The Good Life Experience at Frisco Festival activities).

Visit the Downtown Rogers Inc Frisco Festival web page to keep track of all the festivities as they are finalized at downtownrogersinc.org/ our-events.

If you have questions about sponsorship packages and/or would like to purchase a sponsorship, please contact Member Services at (479) 636-1240 or email memberservices@ rogerslowell.com.

Learn More & Register Today for Activities at

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Welcome Teachers Back to School at

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7 | 8:00 A.M. - 11:00 A.M. ROGERS HIGH SCHOOL

EDUCATION

THANK-A-TEACHER CELEBRATION SPONSORS Presented By |

LEARN MORE AT ROGERSLOWELL.COM

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he Thank-A-Teacher Celebration, presented by Sam’s Furniture, is set for August 7 at Rogers High School. This is the Chamber’s fourth annual event celebrating and recognizing local teachers who are making a big difference in the world.

Teachers give our children so much and use their classrooms as the first steps in educating the next generation of workforce that will keep our businesses and our communities thriving well into the future. Though we can never thank them enough, this event is an opportunity to let them know how much we appreciate all that they do.

WELCOME BACK ADDRESS AND PRIZE EXTRAVAGANZA This part of the event is reserved for the Rogers Public Schools and major sponsors.

However, you do have an opportunity to give back to the community and say thank you to teachers by rewarding them with valuable door prizes.

About 1,000 teachers are expected to attend this Welcome Back Address and Prize Extravaganza.

Chamber staff will announce winners of door prizes one-by-one and recognize each donor. After door prizes have been given out, Sam’s Furniture and other sponsors will announce the larger prizes that have been donated.

THANK-A-TEACHER CELEBRATION FAIR PRESENTED BY HIGHT JACKSON ASSOCIATES, P.A. The Celebration Fair opens at 9:15 a.m. after teachers exit the Prize Extravaganza in the auditorium. The fair (includes a complimentary

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breakfast) is a fun way for exhibitors to engage with the district’s educators. The Education Committee of the Chamber has organized this portion of the day’s celebration to ensure opportunities to present your products and services to an estimated 1,000 faculty and staff of the public schools, charter schools, private schools and the community college. Booth space is very affordable, starting at $100 for non-profits, $125 for members and $350 for non-members.

MEMBER OPPORTUNITIES: WAYS TO PARTICIPATE • Donate Valuable Door Prizes for the Thank-A-Teacher Celebration (minimum $50 Value) • Purchase Exhibit Booth Space for the Celebration Fair • Sponsorships Still Available

Gold Sponsor |

Fair Sponsor |

(50% Black & PMS 187c)

Silver Sponsors |

Arkansas State Teachers Association First Security Bank Glad Manufacturing Company Kumon Math & Reading Center of Lowell Lifetouch National School Studios, Inc. Steve Landers Toyota NWA

Bronze Sponsors |

Advanced Physical Therapy AEP Southwestern Electric Power/SWEPCO Centennial Bank Mercy Northwest Arkansas Milestone Construction Nabholz Construction Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Northwest Arkansas Naturals Baseball Northwest Health Raising Cane’s ServPro Showcase Trophy & Awards, LLC. United Federal Credit Union

2019 Northwest Arkansas Fall Job Fair Coming October 2 LARGEST AND LONGEST RUNNING JOB FAIRS IN ARKANSAS

EVENT DETAILS

Wednesday, October 2, 2019 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Frisco Station Mall 100 N. Dixieland Rd. | Rogers

The Chamber’s Northwest Arkansas Job Fairs (held Spring and Fall), presented by Glad Manufacturing Company, are the largest and longest running job fairs in Arkansas and are FREE to job seekers. Attendees are encouraged to bring their resumes to hand out to potential employers.

EARLY REGISTRATION (Before September 25) Exhibit Booth Space | $400 (Non-Member) and $250 (Member)

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR CURRENT SPONSORS | Presented By

EMPLOYERS | EXHIBIT BOOTH SPACE AVAILABLE ON FIRST-COME, FIRST-SERVED BASIS

REGISTRATION (After September 25) Exhibit Booth Space | $450 (Non-Member) and $300 (Member) Register at RogersLowell.com The Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce will host its 2019 Northwest Arkansas Fall Job Fair on Wednesday, October 2, 2019 from 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. at the Frisco Station Mall located at 100 N. Dixieland Rd. in Rogers.

This is a perfect opportunity for employers to search for the right employees and get a head start on hiring needs for the remaining of the year. Reserve exhibit booth space today to ensure access to the hundreds of job seekers expected to attend.

Business After Hours - Networking with a Purpose Coming October 17 EVENT DETAILS

Thursday, October 17, 2019 Hosted By| Cox Business at Center for Nonprofits @ St. Mary’s 1200 W. Walnut St. | Rogers NPO Exhibit Booths | $100 (Members) and $150 (Non-Members) Registration Required for NPO Booths Find out more at RogersLowell.com

“Networking with a Purpose” is a nonprofit showcase offered by the Northwest Arkansas Emerging Leaders and the Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce. This event features a Business After Hours with local nonprofits and is organized so that you may meet and network with contacts from a variety of organizations.

You’ll find out how you can volunteer and contribute to local nonprofit organizations (NPOs), learn what services are provided by NPOs, and discover what products and services these organizations need.

SHOWCASE YOUR NPO’S MISSION | PURCHASE EXHIBIT BOOTH SPACE Northwest Arkansas NPOs are invited to participate in this event’s trade show by purchasing an exhibit booth. Showcase your organization to potential volunteers, donors and board members.

Distribute materials about your mission, recruit volunteers to support your programs, and engage the community in the work you do that helps make Northwest Arkansas such a great place to live, work and play. Admission is FREE to the public! Food and drinks will be available.

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Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce Hosting Cybersecurity and Fraud Seminar

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hamber to Community (C2C) is an opportunity for Chamber members and the community to get together for education and discussions on a variety of issues impacting our communities.

More than half of all cyberattacks result in financial damages. While cybersecurity is a concern among all businesses, the majority of all targeted cyberattacks in the past year were directed at small and mid-sized businesses. The Cisco 2018 Security Capabilities Benchmark Study found that more than half (54 percent) of all cyberattacks result in financial damages of

more than $500,000 including, but not limited to, lost revenue, customers, opportunities, and out-of-pocket costs. That amount is enough to put an unprepared small/midmarket business out of operation—permanently, which is why 60 percent of small businesses which suffered a cyberattack went out of business within six months.

Arkansas Economic Development Commission Manufacturing Solutions in partnership with the Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce will host a Cybersecurity and Fraud seminar for small and medium-sized businesses on Wednesday, August 7, 2019 from 10:00 a.m.

Nationwide Insurance - Keith Noble Insurance Agency Named Small Business of the Second Quarter

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he Small Business Council of the RogersLowell Area Chamber of Commerce provides special recognition to the small business community by presenting four quarterly recognition awards and one yearly recognition award. Quarterly award winners will be considered the nominees for the yearly recognition award to be presented at the Chamber’s Annual Celebration.

Small businesses are the backbone of America’s economy, representing more than

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99% of all employers, creating three-fourths of all new jobs and accounting for more than one-half of the nation’s gross domestic product. Now the Small Business Council has the opportunity to recognize exceptional small business owners for their tireless work, contribution to the community and their embodiment of the spirit of enterprise.

The Small Business of the 2nd Quarter of 2019 is Nationwide Insurance - Keith Noble Insurance Agency. Congratulations from the

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Small Business Council and the Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce!

Presented By

Stephanie Hagan Named Ambassador of the Second Quarter

tephanie Hagan, Mortgage Loan Officer at Chambers Bank, has been named Ambassador of the Quarter by the Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce.

Stephanie has been in the lending/banking industry for over 20 years. She is passionate about helping people purchase their homes or save money by refinancing. In addition to volunteering as a Chamber Ambassador, she’s a member of Women in Networking (WIN) and Kiwanis of downtown Rogers. Stephanie loves spending time in downtown Rogers and

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to noon at the Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce office in Downtown Rogers.

The cost for this seminar is $25 per attendee.

Pre-register for the event at RogersLowell.com.

attending events like Art on the Bricks. She also loves the area’s new restaurants and coffee shops.

“Being an Ambassador has really opened up my network,” Stephanie said. “Being able to help local business owners grow their business as well as my own has been invaluable. We have an amazing Chamber that offers so many opportunities for everyone.”

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Sung Hyun Park Wins 2019 Walmart NW Arkansas Championship presented by P&G June | 2019 – An international field of 144 LPGA Tour professionals descended upon Rogers in June for the week-long NW Arkansas Championship Presented by P&G. With a purse of $2 million, ($300,000 to the Champion), the tournament attracts the best female golfers in the world along with golf fans from around the globe. The Golf Channel provided television coverage. This year’s winner was Sung Hyun Park.

The 25-year-old South Korean golfer won the tournament by one stroke by shooting an 18 under par.

The Walmart NW Arkansas Championship presented by P&G got its start in 2007 as an LPGA tournament at Pinnacle Country Club in Rogers.

The tournament was founded with the mission of improving the quality of life in Northwest Arkansas. The week-long event celebrates the unique spirit found only in Northwest Arkansas with a wide variety of events and activities at affordable prices for the whole community.

HACHEM INVESTMENTS, INC. BREAKS GROUND ON ONE UPTOWN AT PINNACLE HILLS COMMERCIAL DISTRICT IN ROGERS

June | 2019 – Hachem Investments, Inc., a Florida based corporation, held a ceremonial groundbreaking in June at the Uptown Pinnacle Hills Commercial District in Rogers to begin construction on ONE Uptown. The 3-story, 60,000 square-feet, mixed-use development is a signature piece with a high level of detailing and material choices. ONE Uptown is set to open in Spring of 2020.

Laurice Hachem, President of Hachem Investments Inc., joined Rogers Mayor Greg Hines, community leaders, representatives from HFA architectural firm, and Crossland Construction, for the ceremony to celebrate the beginning of this new construction.

The project will mix elements of both retail and class A office space. Designs for the property show the first floor containing a beautiful urban plaza with modern landscaping elements and two-sided retail. The second floor consists of Class A office space. The third floor will create a unique rooftop dining experience in Rogers by offering

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two high-end, glass restaurant spaces with nearly 20,000 square-feet of rooftop patio and dining overlooking the Pinnacle Country Club to the West and Northeasterly views all the way to the Walmart AMP. The building will have many custom pieces: a multi-level roof designed out of angled, ACM panels; a custom, concave Art Wall; a grand, centrally-located, curved staircase; a custom glass elevator; and an 800 square-foot LED screen on the East Facade facing I-49. Harrison French, HFA Founder and Chairman of the Board, said, “With its entry plaza, elegant stairway, art wall, and rooftop restaurant, One Uptown is setting a new bar for Northwest Arkansas.”

Rogers Mayor Greg Hines, who spoke at the groundbreaking, said, “Any time we get to celebrate a new construction project in Rogers, it is a great day for both the city and Northwest Arkansas. We look forward to this new addition to our skyline and the retail, office, and restaurant spaces this amazing

building brings with it.”

Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce President/CEO, Raymond Burns, added, “Rogers is becoming the class A and retail center of Northwest Arkansas. Projects like ONE Uptown are a great addition to our city and region. This new development is helping to raise the standard for construction and adding to our world-class quality of life, making Northwest Arkansas an ideal place to live, work, and play.”

Crossland Construction is the lead contractor for the construction project.

Northwest Arkansas Named

4TH BEST PLACE TO LIVE

by U.S. News & World Report

Summer | 2019 – Northwest Arkansas was named the 4th best place to live in America in 2019 by U.S. News and World Report’s annual “Best Places to Live” rankings, up one spot from 5th in 2018. Below is an excerpt from the article: “Located in a region that’s experiencing drastic growth, Fayetteville – together with Bentonville, Rogers and Springdale – has transformed from a small town to a center of higher education, culture, commerce and entrepreneurialism. The area known as Northwest Arkansas is the birthplace of Walmart, the headquarters of Tyson Foods and the home of the University of Arkansas, the flagship campus of the U of A system.”

Read more here: https://realestate.usnews.com/places/arkansas/fayetteville.

AREA LEADERS COMPLETE 2ND BEAVER WATER DISTRICT (BWD) CITIZENS WATER ACADEMY

June | 2019 – Fifteen area leaders recently received plaques recognizing their completion of Beaver Water District’s Second Citizens Water Academy: (back row, left to right) Craig Rivaldo, Arvest Bank Bentonville; Dax Weindorf, Lighthouse Financial; Steve Keith, NWA Regional Airport; Daniel Ellis, Crafton Tull; Tim McFarland, Elevate Performance, LLC; Les Rau, Cargill; (middle row, left to right) Ben Brantmeier, Bancorp South; Kyle Weaver, Office of U. S. Rep. Steve Womack; Jacquelyn Hudson, Rockline Industries; Jay Schneider, Hobbs State Park; and (front row, left to right) Stephanie Neipling, UA Division of Agriculture; Joe Hiryak, Fayetteville Window

Photo Courtesy of Beaver Water District

Washing; Brent Farmer, Flintco, LLC; Terri Lane, Northwest Arkansas Land Trust; and Colt Bailey, City of Lowell.

The purpose of the Citizens Water Academy is to educate Northwest Arkansas leaders about the history and organizational makeup of BWD, the process of producing and distributing safe and affordable drinking water from Beaver Lake to our customer cities, and the protection of the Beaver Lake watershed. The goal is to enable the members to serve as ambassadors and to advocate on BWD’s behalf. This is beneficial not only to BWD and the protection of water quality in Beaver Lake, but it also supports community sustainability and regional economic growth. To be considered for the next class, send an email to Kayla Mhoon at kmhoon@bwdh2o.org.

OZARK REGIONAL TRANSIT RECEIVES FIRST OF TWELVE NEW BUSES FROM FTA GRANT April | 2019 – April 28 saw the receipt of the first of twelve new buses Ozark Regional Transit received from a grant awarded by the Federal Transit Administration, a division of the U.S. Dept. of Transportation (DOT).

This first arrival represents the obvious, tangible recovery of the remaining 12 buses lost in the January 2017 fire; 20 buses were lost and eight were replaced with insurance funds. For the first time in ORT’s history, they had enough purchasing power to create their own specifications for their fleet. This simple difference alone offers greater efficiency with parts inventory and fleet maintenance for the long-term.

The new and completely restored fleet will allow for more long-term planning for the inevitable rollover of vehicles as they age. The new state-of-the-art buses are low-floor and diesel powered, and have the latest in cooling technology, allowing them to cool off passengers on hot days within seconds. The new buses will be used to transport passengers to and from Downtown Rogers and Lake Atalanta during the Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce’s The Good Life Experience August 23, 2019.

All ORT vehicles are wheelchair accessible and all Fixed Route buses are bicycle-friendly.

Information on Curb-to-Curb Service and FixedRoute transit can be obtained by calling ORT at (479) 756-5901 or visiting ORT’s website: www. ozark.org.

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Sound of Rogers Songwriters Event Debuts Visit Rogers Music Branding Initiative

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isit Rogers, the Destination Marketing Organization (DMO) for the City of Rogers, and division of the Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce, launched its new music branding campaign at the Sound of Rogers Songwriters concert June 21, 2019. The event was held at The 1907 Building in Downtown Rogers. This new Visit Rogers branding campaign was created to identify, generate, and curate audio content that supports, enhances and furthers the Rogers brand.

Visit Rogers is partnering with Marketing Through Music (MTM) and MTM’s creative director Kenny Lamb to identify clear goals in the campaign’s message and identity and infuse music and words into storytelling visuals to establish the voice of Rogers. The vision is that ear and eye-catching content will become shareable, compelling ways to shine the desired spotlight on Rogers.

“This music content goes live at Sound of Rogers Songwriters events,” Visit Rogers Executive Director J. R. Shaw says. “These events shine the spotlight on Rogers songwriters and artists making a name for themselves in the music industry. Three artists sang their compositions at

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the June event, reflecting on their Rogers roots, and revealing how Rogers helped make their music possible.

Headlining the June event was Rogers native and Nashville songwriting and recording artist Palmer Lee. A graduate of Belmont College in Nashville, Lee began her songwriting career as half of country/folk duo 3rd & Union with Chase Coy. Their 2012 full-length debut was critically acclaimed by The Washington Post and the last track on the album, “No More,” was featured on the television show Degrassi. Palmer has also released an EP and full-length record on her own. Local artists Caleb Enyart and Sierra Carson rounded out the evening’s lineup.

Levi’s Gastrolounge and Lowbar provided light refreshments for the event, and an afterparty was held at Hapa’s Hawaiian Bar and Grill in Rogers. The event was filmed and recorded for use in the branding campaign.

“Video from these events provides authentic content that promotes Rogers as an emerging music and entertainment destination, showcasing artists from diverse genres” says MTM Creative Director Kenny Lamb. “We want to make this content personal to Rogers, to own the moments with its brand, and to tell a consistent story through the local artists and songs that are all part of the Rogers soundtrack.”

Rockin’ and Rollin’ Summer in Rogers | #RogersRocks in August ANNIE @ APT | AUGUST 1-4, 8-11, 2019 Based on the popular comic strip by Harold Gray, Annie has become a worldwide phenomenon and was the winner of seven Tony Awards, including Best Musical.

The beloved book and score by Tony Award winners, Thomas Meehan, Charles Strouse and Martin Charnin, features some of the greatest musical theatre hits ever written, including “Tomorrow.” With equal measures of pluck and positivity, little orphan Annie charms everyone’s hearts despite a next-to-nothing start in 1930s New York City. Performances are held at the Victory Theater in historic Downtown Rogers.

For more information, visit ArkansasPublicTheare. org or call (479) 631-8988.

2019 ARKANSAS SALES TAX HOLIDAY | AUGUST 3-4, 2019 Arkansas will hold its annual sales tax holiday, beginning Saturday, August 3, 2019 at 12:01 a.m. and ending Sunday, August 4, 2019 at 11:59 p.m. State and local sales tax will not be collected during this 48-hour period on certain school supplies, school art supplies, school instructional materials, and clothing.

ALAN JACKSON WITH WILLIAM MICHAEL MORGAN | AUGUST 8, 2019 Alan Jackson’s repertoire withstands the test of time; it has impacted a field of artists who cite Jackson as an influence. It’s these same songs – many of them written by Alan – that earned him his newfound place alongside country music’s greatest names and cemented his place in its history with his membership in the Country Music Hall of Fame.

+LIVE+ & BUSH WITH OUR LADY PEACE | THE ALTIMATE TOUR | AUGUST 14, 2019

Released in 1994 and fueled by blockbuster No. 1 singles “Lightning Crashes,” “Selling The Drama,” “Glycerine,” “Comedown” and “Machinehead,” breakthrough albums Throwing Copper and Sixteen Stone sold more than 20 million albums combined. Both were spotlighted on Rolling Stone’s list, “1994: The 40 Best Records From Mainstream Alternative’s Greatest Year,” and remain timeless favorites, thanks to radio staples that include “Everything Zen,” “Little Things,” “I Alone” and “All Over You.”

THOMAS RHETT WITH DUSTIN LYNCH, RUSSELL DICKERSON AND RHETT AKINS | AUGUST 15, 2019 Thomas Rhett scored his first No. 1 hit in 2013 with “It Goes Like This,” introducing a sound that mixed the southern swagger of county music with pop hooks, R&B grooves, soulful strut and the anything-goes attitude of rock.

NELLY, TLC & FLO-RIDA | AUGUST 20, 2019 Nelly is a diamond-selling, multi-platinum, Grammy award®-winning rap superstar, entrepreneur, philanthropist and TV/ Film actor.

One of the greatest legacies in music history can be summed up by just three letters—TLC. Those characters merely hint at the talent of Tionne “T-Boz” Watkins, Rozonda “Chilli” Thomas, and the late Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes, but they immediately evoke an unparalleled journey nonetheless.

Flo-Rida is one of today’s most vibrant and recognizable superstars, a true international icon and history-making hip-hop hero. Since bursting out of the gate a decade ago in 2007 with the RIAA seven-time platinum-certified hit, “Low (Feat. T-Pain)”, the Miami-based rapper has unleashed an undeniably amazing string of record-breaking, multi-platinum certified singles.

THE SMASHING PUMPKINS AND NOEL GALLAGHER’S HIGH FLYING BIRDS WITH AFI | AUGUST 23, 2019 Formed in Chicago, Ill. in 1988, The Smashing Pumpkins released their heralded debut album Gish in 1991 and found mainstream success with 1993’s four-time multiplatinum Siamese Dream and 1995’s ten-time multi-platinum Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness. With more than 30 million albums sold to date, the two-time Grammy®, MTV Video Music Award and American Music Award-winning band remains one of the most influential alternative rock bands in the world.

Noel Gallagher has been one of the United Kingdom’s most loved and successful songwriters for over a quarter of a century. His latest album Who Built the Moon? debuted at No. 1 in the UK and was certified gold in less than two weeks of its release and marked his 10th consecutive chart-topping studio album in the UK — a feat no other artist has achieved.

SHERYL CROW AND JASON ISBELL & THE 400 UNIT | AUGUST 30, 2019 A nine-time Grammy® award recipient, Sheryl Crow is an American music icon. Her nine studio albums have sold 35 million copies worldwide and seven of them charted in the Top 10 and five were certified for Multi-Platinum sales.

Jason Isbell is a relentless artist, racking up numerous achievements in 2018 including Best American Roots Song at the Grammys for “If We Were Vampires,” 2018 International Album of the Year for The Nashville Sound and Duo/Group of the Year with Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit at Americana Music Honor & Awards.

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ARKANSAS GOLF & POWERSPORTS OF NWA Ben Viguerie 2733 MCCONNELL AVE., STE. 4 | FAYETTEVILLE, AR 72704 (479) 858-1012 | EZGONWA.COM GOLF CARTS - SALES & SERVICES

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CARE COMMUNITY CENTER

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CELLULAR SALES

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CENTER POINTE WEST APARTMENT HOMES Simona Cypher 1389 WEST CENTERTON BLVD. | CENTERTON, AR 72719 (479) 244-4516 | RENTCPW.COM APARTMENTS

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Melissa Dysart 326 HOLCOMB ST., STE. 101 | SPRINGDALE, AR 72764 (479) 250-4576 | LEVEL5DESIGNGROUP.COM ARCHITECTS AND ARCHITECTURAL ILLUSTRATORS/PLANNERS

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Dr. M. Trent Gubler 8052 N. 20TH PL., STE. 2 | ROGERS, AR 72756 (479) 631-9393 | LIFETIMEDENTALNWA.COM DENTISTS/DENTAL LABS/DENTAL CARE

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Lisa Merutka BENTONVILLE, AR 72712 (479) 466-7707 | LISAS3WISHESTRAVEL.COM TRAVEL AGENCIES

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Jose Mendez 2102 1/2 S. 8TH ST. | ROGERS, AR 72758 (479) 621-0911 | FIND US ON FACEBOOK BANQUET/MEETING ROOMS MHC KENWORTH/VOLVO Lucas Massengale 4678 N. 45TH ST. | SPRINGDALE, AR 72762 (479) 756-1200 | MHC.COM COMMERCIAL TRUCK DEALERSHIP

ROCK MORTGAGE

Chad Hartsfield 5417 W. PINNACLE POINT DR., STE. 201 | ROGERS, AR 72758 (501) 219-9100 | TEAMHARTSFIELD.COM MORTGAGE LOANS & BANKERS

SAINT ANDREW’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Father Craig Gavin 840 W. OAK ST. | ROGERS, AR 72756 (479) 636-4042 | SAINTANDREWSROGERS.ORG CHURCHES

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Cheryl Yarbrough 2003 S. 52ND ST., STE. 1 | ROGERS, AR 72758 (479) 286-6732 | SHILOHNEXT.COM DATA SERVICES

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Christina Rodriguez 411 S. GOAD SPRINGS RD. | LOWELL, AR 72745 (479) 306-8855 | STANTHONYSONTHECREEK.COM CHAPELS

Arvest First Leadership Now Accepting Applications for 2019-2020 School Year

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he Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce and Arvest Bank are now accepting applications for their First Leadership Program. The purpose of the student-focused program is to invest in the future of our community by providing innovative strategies to promote participant growth and leadership opportunities.

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Seniors residing in Rogers are eligible to apply, and should meet the following requirements: minimum 2.5 grade point average; display of leadership potential; not overly involved in extracurricular activities; maintenance of a passing grade in all courses during participation in the program; the ability to attend all First Leadership sessions. Other desired qualities include a need or desire to be involved, a sense of community

interest, the ability to work well with peers, and a desire to serve as a positive influence on peers.

The application period is open through August 30. If you wish to fill out an application, visit www.rogerslowell.com/first-leadership. For more information on the program, contact Ross Phillips, VP of Community Development for the Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce, at 479-619-3197 or ross@rogerslowell.com.

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Tune in to these recent episodes of the Chamber Voice of Business Podcast!

Episode 27: Workforce Development

Episode 31: Raymond Burns

SVP of Economic Development Steve Cox and SVP of Government Affairs Jon Moran were SVP of Economic Development Steve Cox and joined by Chamber President/CEO Raymond VP of Community Development Ross Phillips Burns. Our leader talked about his experience discussed growing the next generation of at the Chamber and the growth in Northwest leaders and workforce in Northwest Arkansas.

Arkansas over the past several decades.

Episode 32: Honeycomb Kitchen Shop VP of Downtown Development Karen Wagaman sat down with Melissa Turpin and Dana Smith, owners of Honeycomb Kitchen Shop. Melissa and Dana shared their inspiration for starting a small business and talked about their experience operating the shop in Downtown Rogers.

You can find the Chamber Voice of Business Podcast online and subscribe. Just search “Chamber Voice of Business” on any of these platforms and start listening to one of Northwest Arkansas’s premier business podcasts today!

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MEMBERSHIP RENEWALS | June 2019 30+ YEARS

Sherwin-Williams Company - 61 years Glad Manufacturing Company - 48 years Parenti-Morris Eyecare - 45 years Matthews, Campbell, Rhoads, McClure & Thompson, P.A. - 39 years Bryant & Company Appraisers - 34 years State Farm Insurance - Roger Clark - 33 years

21-30 YEARS

Altrusa International Inc. of Rogers Dennis Electric, Inc. Jeff Wisener & Darron Cooper & Chris Fergus Family & Cosmetic Dentistry New Hope Boarding & Grooming Ozark Natural Science Center Judge John Scott Dr. Shawn Lee, D.D.S., P.A. Sonic Drive-In #3549 Verizon Wireless

11-20 YEARS

3M Absolute Security, Fire & Design Inc. Arts Live Theatre, Inc. Brashears Furniture Carrabba’s Italian Grill Casey Lock & Key, Inc. Central States Manufacturing, Inc. Deloitte Fast Lane Entertainment The Friendly Bookstore

The Glen at Polo Park Golden Corral Homewood Suites by Hilton Northwest Medical Center - Bentonville S. Todd Phelan, DDS, PA Professional Security, Inc., dba Centurion Security Company Schlotzsky’s/Cinnabon Shady Beach Inc. Shipley Motor Equipment Co. Super 8 Motel Unilever Up to Par Technology Village on the Creeks

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Chamber Networking & Educational Events The Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce hosts a variety of events to help build your network and learn.

Below are the upcoming events to note. For more event details and to register, visit us online at RogersLowell.com.

Featured Upcoming Networking Events

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Presented By | Scooter’s Coffee & Servpro Hosted By | The Boar’s Nest Address | 4404 W. Walnut St., Ste. 12, Rogers

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Presented By | Chambers Bank Hosted By | Bailey & Oliver Law Firm Address | 3606 Southern Hills Blvd., Ste. 200, Rogers

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8.1 | Small Business Council Meeting 8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. | Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce

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8.1 | Hustle in Heels Committee Meeting 9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. | Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce

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8.7 | Thank-a-Teacher Celebration 8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. | Rogers High School

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8.7 | Chamber to Community (C2C) Event: Business Cybersecurity and Fraud Seminar 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. | Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce

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8.13 | Coffee Connection 7:30 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. | The Boar’s Nest

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8.14 | Visit Rogers Advertising & Promotion Commission Meeting 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. | Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce

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8.15 | NWA Emerging Leaders - Ready. Set. Run. 8:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. | The Record in Bentonville

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8.15 | Business After Hours 5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. | Bailey & Oliver Law Firm

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8.16 | Government Affairs Committee Meeting 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. | Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce

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Presented By | The Arkansas 529 College Investment Plans Hosted By | Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce Address | 317 W. Walnut St., Rogers

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Presented By | Lewis Automotive Group Location | NWACC Shewmaker Center for Workforce Technology (Walmart Auditorium) 1000 S.E. Eagle Way, Bentonville

Every Wednesday

THIS YEAR’S THEME:

Back for its third year, this popular event offers members a unique and fun opportunity to network with other business professionals and conduct business on the range at Gunsmoke Sporting Clays in Garfield. Sponsors may invite special customers/clients to join them as a gesture of thanks or reward employees with a day of team building.

There will be prizes given for 1st Place, 2nd Place, and Third Place Teams. Each person on the winning team receives a prize.

Presented By | Benchmark Group Aug. Host Sponsor | Harpwater Company Location | Golden Corral in Rogers 2605 W Pleasant Crossing Dr., Rogers

For More Information or to Purchase Tickets Visit

Sponsorships offer an opportunity to effectively reach the participants. Shooters receive continental breakfast, lunch, snacks, and beverages. Experienced and novice shooters alike are welcome!

REGISTER TODAY | Expected to sell out quickly!

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Paid for through Periodical “Chamber Voice” (USPS 492950) is published monthly in January, February, March, JUN, June, July, August, September, October November and December; (semi-monthly in April) by the Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce, Inc., 317 West Walnut, Rogers, AR 72756. Periodical postage paid at Rogers, AR. POSTMASTER send address changes to: ROGERS-LOWELL AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE NEWSLETTER, 317 West Walnut, Rogers, AR 72756.