Ribbon Cuttings

^

Lisa Sipp ShenArts The Shenandoah Arts Council (ShenArts) has been dedicated to promoting the arts in the northern Shenandoah Valley since 1978. Our partnership with the Chamber makes a tremendous impact on our outreach into the community. As our region continues to flourish, our Chamber membership is a valuable gateway that keeps us current, provides significant opportunities to network, partner with local businesses, and participate in Chamber sponsored workshops for the greater good of the community.

Congratulations to SMARTYPANTS MEDICINE on their December ribbon cutting! SMARTYPANTS MEDICINE is a Direct Primary Care, Internal Medicine practice in Winchester, Virginia. Through a membership model, like Netflix, you can get healthcare without the headache.

Apple Blossom Family Practice Apple Federal Credit Union Atlantic Union Bank - Commercial Loan Office Cardinal Technology Solutions, Inc City of Winchester Dr. Dave Leadership Corp. Erika de Azagra - ERA OakCrest Realty, Inc. GET WELL NOW, LLC Hepler Homes Hutchens Family Dentistry Isomer Media, LLC J and P Exhaust Cleaning LLC J.R.’s Auto Body Kimberly’s, LLC MAP Property Solutions LLC Nate L. Adams III, P.C. Packham’s Home Improvements Piccadilly’s Public House & Restaurant PRK Drilling & Blasting, Inc. Remax Roots - Paul Gallagher Riddleberger Brothers, Inc Sidney Enterprises LLC SIGN HERE Skyline Roofing Inc Summit Community Bank Tech Team Solutions, LLC The Red Wagon Ministry The Retreat at Berryville The Willows at Meadow Branch Titan Virginia Ready-Mix LLC Travelodge - Winchester Valley Health System & Winchester Medical Center YHB | CPAs & Consultants

MEMBER NEWS & BUSINESS AGENDA UPDATES

Dr. Julie Landrio, physician at Blue Ridge was granted the Hospice Medical Director Certified credential by the Hospice Medical Director Certification Board (HMDC®)- Richard Kennedy 540-313-9200 Students from Winchester Public Schools sent over 100 cards and messages to Valley Health staff expressing their appreciation and gratitude for the hard work our healthcare workers do every day. Thank you to the students for sharing such kind words this holiday season. Northwestern Prevention Department: Rooted in Positivity, a campaign offering inspiration and hope, reminding us that eve in the differing seasons of life, we can still continue to group. show your support by placing on our inspirational signs in your yard or place of business. Signs may be picked up at the TVRC office. Randolph Macon Academy’s graduating class has had a 100% college acceptance rate and average over $6 million in college scholarships each year! Students attend top colleges that include the Air Force Academy, University of Virginia, Northwestern University, MIT, Penn State, Virginia Tech, and more! Learn more about our outstanding Academics: https://hubs.ly/H0DbWgv0 ArtScape update- Due to the pandemic, the Shenandoah Arts Council has changed the timeline for the Old Town ArtScape 12 banner project. Calls for Art and banner sponsors are now active at www.shenarts.org REC recently promoted Shawn McDonough to Western Region Manager. This region includes portions of the counties of Albemarle, Clarke, Culpeper, Fauquier, Frederick, Greene, Madison, Orange, Rappahannock, Shenandoah, Stafford and Warren. A huge thank you goes out to our SVWC elves (dining staff members) for preparing 70 hot meals for youth at The Kids Clubs of Northern Shenandoah Valley! Our tall elf, SVWC’s CFO, Duane Wernecke, delivered the food. The kids were so excited about the hot dogs. After all, this is what the true holiday spirit is about! The numbers are in! We raised $78,823.54 in the Red Kettle Campign in Winchester this year. We raised another 6.5k in online donations at RedKettleNow.com. Thank you for helping to #RescueChristmas! Custom Imprinted Brutes, NOW AVAILABLE! To learn more visit: https://www.specialmade.com/hotstampedbrutes 2020 was a year unlike any other. It tested us in new ways, and working side by side, we have grown stronger, more resilient, and more grateful for our blessings. Join us in taking a look bac: https://www.valleyhealthlink.com/news/community-news/2020/valleyhealth-2020-year-in-review/ 7 SU student-volunteers spent 448 hours last semester lending a listening ear to those calling into the community crisis organization, Concern Hotline. “Sometimes we underestimate the power in just having someone who is there to actively listen to us.” — Deeanna Delcoco ’22