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September 2019 | Vol 14 Issue 9
I G N I T E Y OUR PA S S ION | INF LUENCE
NWA YOUN G P R O F E S S IONAL S ( YP) S UMM I T
See Story on Page 3
What’s In This Issue? CHAM BER S TAF F
Raymond Burns, CCE Jeff O’Neill
3 ���������Ignite Your Passion | Influence NWA Young Professionals (YP) Summit President/CEO
rburns@rogerslowell.com
Director of Special Events
jeff@rogerslowell.com
4����������Rogers Cycling Festival Recap J.R. Shaw, IOM
Executive Director/Executive Vice President | Visit Rogers
Loretta Gomez
Finance Manager
jr@rogerslowell.com loretta@rogerslowell.com
5 ���������Rogers Cycling Festival Race Results Katie Wright Sheree Barnes
Vice President of Operations Operations Manager | Downtown Rogers, Inc.
6 ���������Reach New Customers for Your Small Business | Advertise in
katie@rogerslowell.com sheree@rogerslowell.com
Shelle Summers, IOM Lauren Hildreth
The Good Life Destination Guide Senior Vice President of Membership Services DTR Market Manager | Downtown Rogers, Inc.
ssummers@rogerslowell.com lauren@rogerslowell.com
6 ���������ACCE’s 2019 Education and Talent Development Fellows Include Chamber’s Steve Cox
Senior Vice President of Economic Development
Jacque Eakins
Account Executive
Economic Development Executive steve@rogerslowell.com jacque@rogerslowell.com
Brad Phillips Marni Rogers, IOM
7 ����������Hustle in Heels Hosting Pair of Events in September Senior Vice President of Marketing Communications
brad@rogerslowell.com
Member Relations Manager
marni@rogerslowell.com
7 ����������Business After Hours - Networking with a Purpose Coming October 17 Jon Moran
Senior Vice President of Government Affairs
Kelly Parker
Marketing Communications Manager | Visit Rogers
jon@rogerslowell.com kelly@rogerslowell.com
8 ���������Thank-A-Teacher Celebration Honors Teachers Making a Difference Vickie Grotts Luke Wiggins
Vice President of Accounting & Finance Meetings & Conventions Sales Manager | Visit Rogers
9 ���������Visit Rogers | See You in September
vickie@rogerslowell.com luke@rogerslowell.com
Karen Wagaman Justin Freeman
Vice President of Downtown Development Marketing Communications Specialist
10 ����� RLACC Sporting Clays Classic Returns for its Third Year October 11 karen@rogerslowell.com justin@rogerslowell.com
Ross Phillips Lance Lloyd
12������New Members | July 2019 Vice President of Community Development
ross@rogerslowell.com
Community Relations Manager
lance@rogerslowell.com
Shey Bland Ashley Matsumura
12������Focus on Downtown Yielding Tangible Results Executive Director | Downtown Rogers, Inc.
shey@rogerslowell.com
Customer Relations Manager
ashley@rogerslowell.com
13������Ribbon Cuttings | July 2019 Nick Smith
Creative Services Director
nick@rogerslowell.com
14������Membership Renewals | July 2019
15 �����Chamber Networking & Educational Events
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
2019 DIRECTORS 2020 DIRECTORS 2021 DIRECTORS
Payne Brewer, Arvest Bank Leah Acoach Tom Allen, Cushman & Wakefield | Sage Partners
Jill Bright, Grand Savings Bank Danny Beck, Arkansas Blue Cross Blue Shield Ron Branscum, Arvest Bank
Corry Hull, OneDigital Health and Benefits Joe Donaldson, Sam’s Furniture David Kimball, Benchmark Group
Erin Kiefer, Assembled Products Brad Hicks, J.B. Hunt Transport Inc. Jerra Nalley, Runway
Denten Park, Northwest Health Mike Power, First Security Bank Tanya Smith, Turpentine Creek Wildlife Refuge
Chris Sultemeier, Walmart (retired) David Vaden, Ernst & Young LLP Melissa Turpin, Honeycomb Kitchen Shop
Rogers-Lowell Area EX-OFFICIO DIRECTORS
Chamber of Commerce Daizy Andrade, University of Arkansas Dan Hendrix, World Trade Center Arkansas
Dr. Marlin Berry, Rogers Public Schools Greg Hines, Mayor, City of Rogers
317 West Walnut Street | Rogers, Arkansas 72756
Kristen Boozman, Portfolio Sotheby’s International Realty Tom Hopper, TallChamps, LLC
P: (479) 636-1240 F: (479) 636-5485 Jerry Carmichael, 3C Retail Solutions Dr. Evelyn Jorgenson, NorthWest Arkansas Community College
Irma Chavez, Conexion de Negocios Latino Peter Lane, Walton Arts Center
Larry Cooper, Embassy Suites NW Arkansas Chris Moore, Mayor, City of Lowell
Russ Daniel, McLarty Daniel Group Aaron Matthews, First Baptist Church of Lowell
Rich Davis, Black Hills Energy Barry Moehring, Benton County Judge
Mike Dodge, Carroll Electric Coop. Corp. John-Michael Scurio, George’s Inc.
Paid for through Periodical “Chamber Voice” (USPS 492950) is published Sandy Edwards, Crystal Bridges Museum Curt Stamp, Cox Business
monthly in January, February, March, May, June, July, August, September, David Faulkner, Pinnacle Hills Promenade Dick Trammel, Chairman Emeritus
David Foster, Manhattan Road & Bridge Emma Willis, Arkansas 529 College Savings Plans
October, November and December; (semi-monthly in April) by the Rogers- Diego Garcia, Crafton Tull Jeff Wood, Tyson Foods
Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce, Inc., 317 West Walnut, Rogers, AR 72756. Angela Grayson, Precipice IP
Periodical postage paid at Rogers, AR.
DIVISION CHAIRS AUDIT COMMITTEE
Postmaster send address changes to | Community Development - Leah Acoach Jill Bright
Rogers-Lowell Area Membership Services - Jill Bright David Vaden
Economic Development - Payne Brewer Ron Branscum
Chamber of Commerce Newsletter Government Affairs - Jerry Carmichael
317 West Walnut, Rogers, AR 72756. Convention & Visitors Bureau - Larry Cooper
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group of more than 375 young and engage thought-provoking dialogue for The group participated in several breakout
professionals filled Walton Arts Center over 25 years with top companies like Walmart sessions of their choice throughout the Summit.
in Fayetteville on Friday, August 9 for and Limited Stores (Lane Bryant Division). Some of the sessions included lessons on
the fourth annual NWA YP Summit. The Helena has served as a member of the board Leadership, Personal Branding, Diversity and
Summit was formed in 2016 when the Northwest of directors for the Fayetteville Chamber of Inclusion, Managing a Startup, Navigating
Arkansas Emerging Leaders organization and Commerce and United Way of Northwest Conversations, Service Learning, Gaining
Rotary Clubs of NWA realized the need to create Arkansas. She was recognized in 2018 as the Influence Within Your Community, and Making
a leadership summit for young professionals in UWNWA Volunteer of the Year and in 2019 the Connections at the Local Level. During the
Northwest Arkansas. recipient of the prestigious Squire Jahagen Service Learning session, the group made an
Award for exemplary service to humanity from estimated 200 dog toys for local animal shelters,
SUMMIT FOCUSED ON THREE the 154-year-old Historic St. James Missionary and wrote letters to local veterans and senior
AREAS OF DEVELOPMENT Baptist Church. citizens within the community.
This year’s theme was IGNITE YOUR The afternoon keynote featured Joe Randel, In between sessions, the group explored
PASSION – INFLUENCE with sessions focused a senior program officer for the Walton Family the atrium of the Walton Arts Center where
on discovering personal success, strengthening Foundation, responsible for arts and culture they enjoyed free cell phone charging stations,
professional prosperity, and turning passion into initiatives in the Home Region. Joe works to free professional headshots, networking,
philanthropic actions that help NWA thrive. expand art beyond its normal confines so anyone complimentary beverages and visited booths
The day started off with a keynote from in the region can access a wide range of visual, from local nonprofits and organizations for young
Helena L. Gadison. Helena is a creative, resilient, cultural and performance art offerings. Joe talked professionals. The event wrapped up across the
passionate and results-driven business leader about his work with the Walton Foundation street at Grub’s Bar & Grille, where attendees
and speaker with a servant’s heart. She is driven and how art and culture is helping Northwest received a complimentary Happy Hour with free
to lead change, stimulate out-of-the box ideas Arkansas grow and thrive. drink tickets.
RogersLowell.com | SEPTEMBER2019 3
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he Northwest Arkansas Emerging Leaders held its 2019
Rogers Cycling Festival July 26-28. The festival featured
several road races, mountain biking events, a gravel ride, and
endurance event held in and around Downtown Rogers. The
event brings cycling enthusiasts from across the central United
States and has something for everyone – from highly skilled and
competitive races to family-friendly rides. This year, the festival
brought back the Brick Street Criterium (Crit) race, where racers
competed on the bricks in downtown.
Proceeds from the festival benefited several nonprofit
cycling causes in Northwest Arkansas. The Rogers Cycling Festival
beneficiaries include Rogers Community Bike Program, Pedal
It Forward NWA, Ozark Off Road Cyclists, the Boston Mountain
Cyclists clubs, and the Rogers Area Trail Supporters (R.A.T.S.). All
proceeds for this annual event go to great cycling causes!
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201
WHEEL SUCKER TEAM TIME TRIAL MEN’S 4/5 WINNER | Wimmiam Peterson
A 3-person and individual USA Cycling sanctioned team trial for road MEN’S MASTERS B | Joseph Bouma
cyclists over a 11-mile course on N. Arkansas St./Old Wire Rd. from Rogers to JUNIOR MEN 9-12 | Evan Coles
Avoca and back. Total prize payout: over $1,000 in cash and merchandise. JUNIOR MEN 13-15 | Aden Priest
The after-party was held at Play Tri in Downtown Rogers. JUNIOR WOMEN 9-12 | Landrie McLain
1ST PLACE OPEN 3-Person Team | Frank Broadstreet, Michael Corral, Joshua Rankin (NWAT’s) JUNIOR WOMEN 13-15 | Emma Johnson
1ST PLACE WOMEN’S OPEN 3-Person Team | Jenna Bailey, Jessica Sorg, Taylor Allison JUNIOR WOMEN 16-18 | Helen Priest
(Leborne Women’s Racing) CITIZENS | Parker Chenoweth
1ST PLACE WOMEN’S OPEN INDIVIDUAL | Lindsay Petruk
1ST PLACE MEN’S OPEN INDIVIDUAL | Sam Meullenet OVERALL OMNIUM
1ST PLACE MEN’S CAT ½ | Andrew Evans Omnium points were added at the conclusion of each category’s road
1ST PLACE MEN’S MASTERS A | Joel Raymond race and the winners were announced on Sunday after all races concluded.
1ST PLACE MEN’S CAT ¾ | Andrew Townsend Riders had to compete in all three road races.
1ST PLACE MEN’S CAT 4/5 | James Jacob WOMEN’S 1/2/3 WINNER | Heidi Dahlmann
1ST PLACE MEN’S MASTERS B | Joseph Bouma WOMEN’S ¾ WINNER | Corinna Redard
1ST PLACE WOMEN’S CAT 1/2/3 | Heidi Dahlmann WOMEN’S 5 WINNER |Nicole Wyant
1ST PLACE WOMEN’S CAT 3/4 | Ashley Wolfe MEN’S 1/2 WINNER |Andrew Evans
1ST PLACE WOMEN’S CAT 5| Susan Manley MEN’S 3/4 WINNER | Andrew Townsend
1ST PLACE JUNIOR MEN 9-12 | Sebastian Kersh MEN’S MASTERS A |Joel Raymond
1ST PLACE JUNIOR MEN 13-15| Aden Priest MEN’S 4/5 WINNER | Beau Theriot
1ST PLACE JUNIOR WOMEN 9-12 | Landrie McLain MEN’S MASTERS B | Joseph Bouma
1ST PLACE JUNIOR WOMEN 13-15| Helen Priest JUNIOR MEN 9-12 | Evan Coles
JUNIOR MEN 13-15 | Aden Priest
FRISCO 5 POKER RIDE/FAMILY GLOW RIDE JUNIOR WOMEN 9-12 | Landrie McLain
A relaxed, family -friendly 2-mile course laid on the paved trail around JUNIOR WOMEN 16-18 | Helen Priest
Lake Atalanta. Prizes were awarded to the best poker hands. There were a
lot of winners! RATS KIDS MTB RACE
The Rogers Area Trail Supporters (R.A.T.S.) partnered with the Festival
THE BRICK STREET CRIT to host a kids’ mountain bike race. The course was set up using the lower
Racers raced on the brick streets of historic downtown Rogers! The level trails around the Pleasant Ridge Rd. tract and was targeted to kids 5-12
course is counter- clockwise around a 0.6-mile loop in downtown: Poplar years old.
St. - 1st St. - Elm St. - 4th St. 1st PLACE |Ty Brasuell
WOMEN’S 1/2/3 WINNER | Patricia Witmer 2nd PLACE | Brady Qualls
WOMEN’S ¾ WINNER | Patricia Witmer 3rd Place| Carter Cassidy
WOMEN’S 5 WINNER |Jenna Bailey
MEN’S 1/2 WINNER |Cailean Carlberg THE GAMBLER ENDURANCE
MEN’S 3/4 WINNER | Grant Lampson “The Gambler” is a spectator-friendly, 4-hour solo or team endurance
MEN’S MASTERS A |Conrad Eberhard event featuring the Lake Atalanta mountain bike trail system. Start/finish
MEN’S 4/5 WINNER | Hunter Gibbs was at the Pleasant Ridge Rd. trailhead. Trophies were awarded to the top 3
MEN’S MASTERS B | Joseph Bouma finishers in every category. An after party was held at Ozark Beer Company
JUNIOR MEN 9-12 | Evan Coles in downtown.
JUNIOR MEN 13-15 | Will Mertins ACE OF SPADES – SOLO MALE | Matt Morgan
JUNIOR WOMEN 9-12 | Landrie McLain ACE OF SPADES – SOLO FEMALE| Chesney Grantz
JUNIOR WOMEN 13-15 | Emma Johnson DEUCES WILD – 2-PERSON TEAM (OPEN) | John Ronck and Wes Well (Gassers)
JUNIOR WOMEN 16-18 | Helen Priest TWO-PAIR – 4-PERSON CO-ED TEAM (2 MALE/2 FEMALE) |
Mack Pickering, Johnny Brazil, Tammy Hottinger, Kenny Hottinger
THE WALNUT VALLEY ROAD RACE JACKS – 4-MAN TEAM (TEAMS PRIMARILY OF CAT 3 RACERS) | Kenny Harvey, Daniel Stoiceicy,
This USA Cycling sanctioned road race was held on a 6.1-mile loop in Jonathan Putnam
the Walnut Valley area outside of northeast Rogers. Total prize payout: over JOKERS – JUNIORS (13-18) 4-PERSON CO-ED TEAM (OPEN) | Kathryn Kelley, Brent Walkup (RAM’s)
$2,000 in cash and merchandise.
WOMEN’S 1/2/3 WINNER | Patricia Witmer THE WHITNEY GRAVEL RIDE
WOMEN’S ¾ WINNER | Corinna Redard Riders grabbed their gravel bikes (as road bikes won’t do here) for an
WOMEN’S 5 WINNER |Jessica Sorg all-out adventure ride featuring 30 and 50 miles of scenic gravel (70%) and
MEN’S 1/2 WINNER |Eric Haynes paved back country roads including a climb to the highest point in Benton
MEN’S 3/4 WINNER | Sam Anderson County, Whitney Mountain. No winners here, just a fun ride with good
MEN’S MASTERS A |Joel Raymond friends at the Rogers Cycling Festival!
RogersLowell.com | SEPTEMBER2019 5
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ACCE’s 2019 Education and Talent
Development Fellows Include Chamber’s
Economic Development Executive
S
teve Cox, Senior Vice President of Economic and talent pipeline,” said Raymond Burns, the Orlando, Florida, Huntsville, Alabama, Green
Development for the Chamber (pictured), Chamber’s President/CEO. “Communities that Bay, Wisconsin, McKinney, Texas, Hickory, North
has been selected by the Association of work hard to develop that pipeline produce Carolina, Rochester, New York, Ocala, Florida,
Chamber of Commerce Executives (ACCE) a ready-to-work and competitive labor force Newnan, Georgia, Lubbock, Texas, Phoenix,
to participate in a ten-month professional positioned to take advantage of economic Arizona, Wake Forest, North Carolina, Stamford,
development program designed to assist them advancement opportunities that emerge. Steve Connecticut, Stevens Point, Wisconsin, Albany,
in improving education and talent development is providing the leadership to help us accomplish New York, Fitchburg, Massachusetts, Memphis,
outcomes in their communities. that mission. ACCE’s fellowship is providing Tennessee, Springfield,
The Fellowship for Education & Talent access to expertise, ideas and framework that Missouri, York,
Development is an immersive executive will evolve our efforts and ensure our success.” PA, Columbia,
development program that provides chamber Throughout the program, participants Tennessee, and San
of commerce professionals the ability to interact will focus on addressing specific education Jose, California.
with peers, ACCE staff and national experts. attainment or workforce development issues in
Through a combination of in-person and virtual their communities.
activities, fellows will be given a deep dive into ACCE’s Fellowship for Education and Talent
the cutting-edge theories, approaches and best Development is designed to advance a chamber
practices in talent development. of commerce’s already-defined goals and
“To prepare young people for a successful ultimately develop and execute a plan for specific
future, education must be a priority from education and talent development objectives.
early childhood until well after graduation Leaders selected to participate in the 2019-20
and community leaders must work together Fellowship represent communities including
to address challenges along the educational Grand Rapids, Michigan, Rogers, Arkansas,
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Hustle in Heels Hosting Pair of Events
in September 2019 Empowerment Sponsor
H
ustle in Heels - LADIES LEAD NWA is will serve as a visual representation of what is makes people great at networking according to
an initiative of the Rogers-Lowell Area important to you and reveal how you are doing in recent research studies and discover the many
Chamber of Commerce dedicated each area. Upon completing the exercise, you will varied types of professional/business and casual
to empowering, educating, and be able to identify the areas to take actionable networking opportunities available in Northwest
connecting women with a modern approach to steps with successfully integrating your life and Arkansas. You’ll also gain specific tips from
professional and business development. They your work. Martha Londagin - a seasoned networking pro
will host two events in September. Lunch is provided at the event. Tickets are $20.- about how to build your personal networking
plan. Martha’s own “Three B’s of Networking” are
THE BALANCING ACT – HOW TO POP-UP EVENT | ENTHUSIASTIC, EFFECTIVE, simple tips to learn in order to grow your skills in
SUCCESSFULLY INTEGRATE YOUR LIFE AND AND EFFICIENT NETWORKING WITH community networking.
YOUR WORK MARTHA LONDAGIN Light appetizers will be provided, and a cash
This luncheon will be held September This pop-up event will be held September bar located on-site. Tickets are $5.
10, 2019 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at The 16, 2019 from 5:15 to 7:00 p.m. at Komodo, 5204 Register for these events at RogersLowell.
Walmart Auditorium at The Shewmaker Center Village Pkwy., Ste. 1 in Rogers. com. All women in business are encouraged
for Workforce Technologies on the NorthWest Networking is not just “showing up” to attend whether you work in a professional
Arkansas Community College campus. somewhere. Good networking skills start with office environment or run a machine in a
Come participate in this highly interactive individual, personal attributes and discipline. It is manufacturing facility. This program is designed
workshop with Laurie Malloy, Founder of Simple then that an actual plan for enthusiastic, effective, so that all women may participate. Be sure to
Spaces, LLC and learn to outline the priorities in and efficient networking can be built over follow the group on social media and use the
your life by using a ‘wheel of life’. This diagram time. Come to this presentation to learn what hashtag #heelsnotrequired.
Business After Hours - Networking
with a Purpose Coming October 17
“Networking with a Purpose” is a nonprofit SHOWCASE YOUR NPO’S MISSION |
showcase offered by the Northwest Arkansas PURCHASE EXHIBIT BOOTH SPACE
Emerging Leaders and the Rogers-Lowell Area Northwest Arkansas NPOs are invited
EVENT DETAILS Chamber of Commerce. This event features a to participate in this event’s trade show by
Thursday, October 17, 2019 Business After Hours with local nonprofits and is purchasing an exhibit booth. Showcase your
Hosted By| Cox Business at Center organized so that you may meet and network with organization to potential volunteers, donors
for Nonprofits @ St. Mary’s contacts from a variety of organizations. You’ll find and board members. Distribute materials
1200 W. Walnut St. | Rogers out how you can volunteer and contribute to local about your mission, recruit volunteers to
NPO Exhibit Booths | $100 (Members) nonprofit organizations (NPOs), learn what services support your programs, and engage the
and $150 (Non-Members) are provided by NPOs, and discover what products community in the work you do that helps
Registration Required for NPO Booths and services these organizations need. Admission is make Northwest Arkansas such a great place
Find out more at RogersLowell.com FREE to the public! Food and drinks will be available. to live, work and play.
RogersLowell.com | SEPTEMBER2019 7
Thank-A-Teacher Celebration Honors
Teachers Making a Difference
M
ore than 1,000 Rogers Public Schools
administrators and teachers gathered
at Rogers High School Wednesday,
August 7 at the 4th annual Thank-A-
Teacher Celebration Presented by Sam’s Furniture.
The event honored teachers who are making
a big difference with our children in our local
community. Members of the Rogers-Lowell Area
Chamber of Commerce donated over 100 prizes
to teachers to say thank you and reward them
for their commitment to education. A special
prize was also given to a recipient nominated by
administrators and chosen by the prize donor.
Sam’s Furniture presented a $10,000 Home Joe and Larra Donaldson with Sam's Furniture present
Makeover to Kathy Wright of Oakdale Middle Kathy Wright of Oakdale Middle School with a certificate
School, who lost her home to a fire earlier this year. for a $10,000 Home Makeover
“Teachers do it from the heart, not for the paycheck. We are honored that the community comes
out to support us in any way they can to love on us for what we do. I really appreciate Sam’s
Furniture and everyone else involved in this.”
– Kathy Wright, Teacher | Oakdale Middle School
EDUCATION FAIR WELCOMES TEACHERS
BACK TO SCHOOL AND SHOWCASES
MEMBER BUSINESSES
The Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of
Commerce hosted its annual Teacher Education
Fair in conjunction with the Thank-A-Teacher
Celebration. This year’s education fair was
presented by Hight-Jackson Associates, P.A.
Breakfast was provided by McDonald’s and
coffee provided by Starbucks Coffee. More than
1,000 faculty and staff of the public schools,
charter schools, private schools and the
community college attended. Chamber member
companies took advantage of the opportunity
to purchase exhibit space and present their
products and services. Members also showed
support by providing giveaways for classroom
use and donating door prizes for teachers to
take back to the classroom.
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See You in September
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A Room for Every Taste. And Every Budget.
BIKES, BLUES, & BBQ | SEPTEMBER 25-28, 2019 Breaking Benjamin’s self-produced sixth studio album, EMBER debuted
at No. 3 on the Billboard Top 200 and marks the multi-platinum band’s fourth
Top 5 debut on the Billboard Top 200, following 2015’s No. 1 debut for Dark
Before Dawn (Gold), 2009’s Dear Agony (Platinum) at No. 4 and 2006’s Phobia
(Platinum) at No. 2.
Since the release of their full-length debut Point #1 in 1999, Chevelle
have stood at the forefront of hard rock, consistently evolving and
progressing while delivering a series of ubiquitous and inescapable anthems.
Since 2003, Three Days Grace, the internationally acclaimed and
The 2019 rally will mark the 20th anniversary of Bikes, Blues, & BBQ, multi- platinum certified Canadian band, has staked a spot amongst
the largest nonprofit, family- friendly motorcycle rally in the United States the hard rock vanguard, breaking records, toppling charts and moving
benefiting local charities. Admission to the rally is free. In conjunction millions of units worldwide.
with Bikes, Blues & BBQ, the Bikes on the Bricks event is back for its third
year in Downtown Rogers. Activities include the 6th Annual Ozark Vintage September 8, 2019 | Maze featuring Frankie Beverly with Lalah
Motorcycle Show and the 5th Annual Frisco Inferno BBQ Competition. Visit Hathaway and Johnny Gill
BikesBluesandBBQ.org for a complete list of activities and venue schedules
and follow “Rogers Bikes on the Bricks” on Facebook.
ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS FOOTBALL | FAYETTEVILLE GAMES
September 14, 2019 | Colorado State & September 21, 2019 | San Jose State
The Razorbacks will face another challenging SEC West schedule in 2019, Maze featuring Frankie Beverly has established a trust fund with music
with games coming against several teams ranked in the inaugural Coaches lovers worldwide. Fans know when they attend a Maze concert they will be
Poll. Arkansas will face No. 2 Alabama and No. 6 LSU on the road, while No. 16 treated to an evening of honest, raw soul music. And that’s how it has been
Auburn comes to Razorback Stadium. for more than 40 years. Nothing has changed. The band has stayed in its lane,
Book your Razorbacks September weekends in Rogers! Enjoy shopping, continuing to do its thing, bringing quality music from the heart night after
dining, and a variety of hotel accommodations that make Rogers the perfect night. It is the band members’ honesty and brilliant artistry that has allowed
destination for your Northwest Arkansas football getaway! them to continue to headline at top concert venue across the globe. There
Downtown Rogers Inc. will offer a Razor Rail train ride from Rogers to are no gimmicks, no stage tricks in their shows. Just Beverly with his smooth,
Fayetteville and back for the Colorado State game on September 14. The train soulful vocals supported by the tight Maze band.
will depart from Rogers two hours prior to game time and will return one
hour after the game ends. Passengers have the option of being dropped off September 26, 2019 | Luke Combs
at Dickson Street or at Razorback Stadium. More information and tickets are
available at downtownrogersinc.org.
Woo Pig Sooie®!
THE WALMART AMP
September 6, 2019 | Breaking Benjamin with Chevelle, Three Days
Grace, Diamante and Dorothy
CMA Award-winning Luke Combs is a multi-platinum, No. 1 Country
singer-songwriter from Asheville, NC. With brazen songwriting talent and
grizzled, soul-infused vocals, Combs stormed onto the music landscape as
one of Country’s brightest stars with the release of his critically acclaimed,
RIAA Platinum, No. 1 debut album, This One’s For You on River House Artists/
Columbia Nashville.
RogersLowell.com | SEPTEMBER2019 9
RLACC Sporting Clays Classic Returns
for its Third Year October 11
Get ready for the third annual Sporting Clays gesture of thanks or reward employees with a day
Classic presented by Daisy Outdoors/Gamo of team building. Sponsorships are still available
“Gunsmoke Sporting Clays is a
Airgun/New Archery Products coming October 11 and are perfect for reaching the event’s beautiful place with great views, itʼs really a
at Gunsmoke Sporting Clays located at 17243 participants. Contact the Chamber and explore the perfect setting. The event was really fun the
Wendell Jones Rd. in Garfield. This is one of the right sponsor level for your business and donate
most popular new events from the Rogers-Lowell prizes for goodie bags.
way it was set up, and for non-seasoned
Area Chamber of Commerce. Last year, more than shooters it was not impossible to shoot.”
80 shooters showed up to “golf with a shotgun” Quick Overview – Jason Hedden
First National Bank of NWA
and network with other business professionals on Two (2) flight times | 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.
the range. Four (4) People per Team | $400 per Team
The event features a variety of shooting stations,
with each station presenting a different shooting Awards | 4:00 p.m.
“This was a great event. The
challenge. Some clay pigeons are launched high into Register Now at RogersLowell.com, it’s Expected to opportunity to build fellowship with your
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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
Focus on Downtown Yielding
Tangible Results
T
he Downtown Development Division of downtown and driving the demand for multi-family Park. The City of Rogers is also working to provide
the Chamber is leading the way to ensure housing, restaurants, and shops. additional connectivity to the Razorback Greenways
downtown growth, economic development The division is also encouraging retail bike trails that run from Fayetteville to the South
and vitality for this important district. The and restaurant merchants to offer interactive and Bella Vista to the North. A revamped city park
division is activating underutilized properties, experiences to enhance the quality of life for is scheduled over the next two years in the core of
recruiting new businesses and consulting new residents and visitors. Three years ago, downtown downtown. This will provide added space for public
and existing businesses to help build a vibrant had eight businesses that offered experiences; gatherings, opportunities for live music and festivals
community to live work and play. One focus area today there are 56. These include classes in cooking, to accommodate more people, an improved play
is creating new uses for historic buildings. Historic art, dance, axe throwing, fitness and biking, live area for children and families to gather and play.
preservation guidelines are guiding developers to music, corporate team building, trivia competitions
retain the integrity of existing buildings and finding and art exhibitions. 60
New Businesses in Downtown Rogers
New Businesses in DTR
suitable businesses to occupy these spaces. These divisional efforts are attracting more 50
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Other areas of focus are increasing professional people to live, work and play downtown helping 40
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and light industrial jobs downtown and attracting merchants to thrive as a destination for arts, music
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developers to build mixed-use and multi-family and other unique experiences. 34 36
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housing. Attracting businesses that serve as Downtown is fortunate to have amenities like
2016 2017 2018 2019
vendors to Walmart is making a positive impact on Lake Atalanta Park & Trails and the Railyard Bike
12 C h a m b e r Vo i ce | S E PT E M B E R 2 01 9July 2019
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Shirley’s Flowers & Gifts, Inc. - 44 years Ferguson Immigration Law DW2 Video Productions CDFA™, CLTC
Al McCarty Jewelers - 40 years Frank Fletcher Honda Fish City Grill Nothing Bundt Cakes
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Rogers Insurance Agency, Inc. - 33 years Landis Eye Care NWA Health Solutions Razorback Foundation, Inc.
St. Vincent de Paul School - 31 years Life Style Dentistry NWA Tobacco Free Coalition Starbucks Coffee
Lindsey Management Co., Inc. Pathfinder NWA Supreme Lending
21-30 YEARS Little Sunshine’s Playhouse The Peel Compton Foundation Synergy Benefit Advisors
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14 C h a m b e r Vo i ce | S E PT E M B E R 2 01 9Chamber 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
Qu i c k R e f eren c e C al en dar | SEPT EM BER
Networking Events
Business Building Events Upcoming Meetings View complete calendar at RogersLowell.com
SEP
10 SEP
05
9.5 | Small Business Council Meeting
8:30 a.m. - 9:30 a.m. | Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce
SEP 9.5 | Hustle in Heels Committee Meeting
Presented By | Scooter’s Coffee & Servpro 05 9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. | Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce
Hosted By | Centennial Bank SEP 9.10 | Coffee Connection
Address | 4000 W. Walnut St., Rogers 10 7:30 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. | Centennial Bank
SEP 9.16 | Hustle In Heels - “The Balancing Act – How to Successfully Integrate Your Life and Your Work”
16 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. | NWACC - Walmart Auditorium at The Shewmaker Center for Workforce Technologies
SEP
SEP 9.18 | Chamber Tutorial
18 18 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. | Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce
SEP 9.18 | Business to Business Luncheon
Presented By | The Arkansas 529 College Investment Plans 18 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. | NWACC Shewmaker Center for Workforce Technology
Hosted By | Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce SEP 9.18 | Visit Rogers Advertising & Promotion Commission Meeting
Address | 317 W. Walnut St., Rogers 18 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. | Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce
SEP 9.19 | Business After Hours
19 5:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. | Frank Fletcher Honda
SEP SEP 9.20 | Large Industry Council/Government Affairs Committee Meeting
18 20 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. | Rogers-Lowell Area Chamber of Commerce
Presented By | Lewis Automotive Group WEDNESDAY,
Location | NWACC Shewmaker Center for OCT. 2nd | 2019
Workforce Technology (Walmart Auditorium)
1000 S.E. Eagle Way, Bentonville
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
FRISCO STATION MALL
100 N. Dixieland Rd., Rogers
SEP
Presented by |
19
The Chamber's Northwest Arkansas Job
Presented By | Chambers Bank
Fairs (Spring and Fall), this year presented by
Hosted By | Frank Fletcher Honda Don't miss these opportunities each quarter to grow your Glad Manufacturing Company, are the largest
Address | 2901 Moberly Ln., Bentonville professional network of contacts with speed networking. and longest running Job Fairs in Arkansas. This
B2B is a great way to advertise your business, sell your is a great opportunity for businesses to get a
products/services and network with other businesses. jump start on hiring for the fall and winter
Every
Wednesday seasons as well as full-time employment
Ticket prices include meal, featured speaker presentation, opportunities. Availability will be on a
round-robin speed networking, company marketing and a first-come first-served basis so reserve your
chance to win some great door prizes! You can also booth today to ensure access to the hundreds
Presented By | Benchmark Group maximize your company’s visibility by purchasing a Vendor of job seekers expected to attend.
Sept. Host Sponsor | Car Clinic Exhibit Table to display your products/services.
Location | Golden Corral
2605 W Pleasant Crossing Dr., Rogers Early Registration | $30 ($20 for Members) JOB-SEEKERS | BRING YOUR RESUMES
Registration at the Door | $40 ($30 for Members) TO HAND OUT TO POTENTIAL EMPLOYERS
For more information or to register a booth visit
Visit RogersLowell.com for
more information and to register ROGERSLOWELL.COM
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Rogers, Arkansas 72756
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