2017JUNE

Erin Vredeveld has been elected to serve as Board Chairwoman for 2017-208. Erin has been a member of the Board of Directors since 2013 and has served as Chair-elect and Secretary. She is an active board member having served on many committees including Battle of the Bands, Flying High Turkey Drive, Membership and has volun-

teered with Prescott Valley Days and is seen regularly at the business after hours mixers and power hour lunches. Erin and her husband Kelly are owners of Canyon Physi-cal Therapy.

Serving as Chair-elect is Chris Graff. Chris was appointed to the board in 2012 to fill the term vacated by Chris Kuknyo and has been elected to two terms one in 2013 and again in 2016. Chris has served as

the Chamberʼs safety committee chairman and is on the Governmental Affairs and PV Days committees. Chris is Vice President of Operations and Business Development for Asphalt Paving and Supply.

Elected to the position of Trea-surer is Jim Cabral. Jim was elected to the board in 2016 and served as Chairman of Prescott Valley Days and is on the events committee. Jim is an advocate for developing a larger repre-sentation of the Prescott Valley community and is working on programs to achieve that goal. Jim, along with this wife Kelley are the owners of Kitchens, Inc which includes Gabbyʼs Grill and Gabbyʼs Kitchen in Prescott Valley, Gabbyʼs in Chino Valley,

Prescott Valley Event Center Concessions and Kitchenʼs Inc catering.

Serving on the Board as Secretary is Eric Strobel. Eric was first elected to the Board in 2015. He has served on the Pronghorn Golf Tournament committee and communica-tions committee. Eric is the owner of State Farm, Eric

Strobel Agency.

Donna Laxson will serve as Past-chair. She is the Branch Manager for One AZ Credit Union.

Vredeveld elected to serve as Chair of the Prescott Valley Chamber Board of Directors for 2017-2018

Back to Business.............................................................................. 3

Coming Events................................................................................. 3

Talkin' in Prescott Valley - Channel 56............................................. 3

New Members................................................................................. 4

Renewing Members......................................................................... 4

Member Spotlight ............................................................................ 5

Visitor Center Statistics .................................................................... 5

One Year Anniversaries .................................................................... 5

Milestones - 10 year Anniversarries ................................................. 5

Member News - Toot Your Horn....................................................... 6

Hot Topics ....................................................................................... 7

Business Intro .................................................................................. 7

PV Days in Pictures ......................................................................... 8

Team Up to Clean Up - A Look at the Team ..................................... 9

Battle of the Bands - A day of music rocked PV ............................... 9

Business After Hours...................................................................... 10

PV Excellence Awards Invitation.................................................... 11

Brady Boosts Member Businesses .................................................. 12

Power Hour Lunch ........................................................................ 13

Ribbon Cuttings............................................................................. 14

2017 Mixer Schedule .................................................................... 15

PAYP Schedule .............................................................................. 15

Donna Laxson ................ChairwomanOne AZ Credit Union

Erin Vredeveld ................... Chair-electCanyon Physical Therapy

Frank Almendarez ................SecretaryYavapai Regional Medical Center

Matt Zurcher ........................TreasurerSpeedConnect

Jeff Spohn ............................Past ChairAPS

Jimmy Cabral......................... DirectorKitchens, Inc.

Brian Hope............................ DirectorPapa John’s Pizza

Chris Graff............................. DirectorAsphalt Paving and Supply

Kevin Ray .............................. DirectorWalmart

Dan Streeter .......................... DirectorHumboldt Unified School District

Eric Strobel ............................ DirectorState Farm Agency

June 2017 Chamber Board Members

Chamber Staff

7120 E. Pav Way, Suite 102Prescott Valley, AZ 86314

Voice: 928.772.8857Fax: 928.772.4267

Email: info@pvchamber.org

Website: www.pvchamber.org

Newsletter Staff

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Marnie Uhl...................President/CEO

Gloria Grose........Operations & Events

Brady Cabral ...................Membership

Services Manager

Bill Grose ................... Office Assistant

Cal Willahan ....................... Volunteer

Mary Jo Hulse...................... Volunteer

Bob Pace ............................. Volunteer

Devona Pace ....................... Volunteer

Sandy Woods ...................... Volunteer

Barbara Clark ...................... Volunteer

Linda Burk........................... Volunteer

Marnie Uhl..........................................Editor

Allisone PrintGraphics....................... Design

Photography by:Stew Schrauger, Natural Visions Photography

Matt Santos Photgraphy

CHANNEL56SCHEDULE

HotTopicsTuesday – 8:30 a.m.

& 4:30 p.m.Wednesday – 2:30 p.m.

Friday – 3:00 p.m.

Saturday – 3:30 p.m.

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Talk of the Town Prescott Valley With Marnie Uhl

TUESDAYS 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. KQNA 1130AM, 99.9FM and 95.5FM

Courtesy of Arizona's Hometown Radio Group

“Up to the Minute with Marnie” can now be heard on

REWIND 92.5 FM and 104.1 FM every Saturday at 9 to 10 a.m.

Listen in for the latest topics and what’s happening in the Quad-cities.

Thank you to Grenex Radio.

TALKIN'IN PRESCOTTVALLEY

Can be viewed on your local cable channels

or at pvaz.net

Marnie Uhl, CEO

Wow…Three big events, three weekends in a row in May. A huge thank you to my staff who went above and beyond in coor-dinating details and working the many long hours. To our board members, thank you for joining in the fun and providing much needed help and support. I am so lucky to have amazing board members who are happy to join in and mix it up. To Jimmy Cabral, stars! Your infusion of new ideas really kicked our annual Prescott Valley Days up and we look forward to an even better one next year. Everyone rocked it this year!

Our board elections are over and coming back to the board is Steve Bracety, general manager of the Prescott Resort and a huge chamber supporter. He has served in the past and brings a wealth of knowledge, experience, and passion for business. Also reelected were Donna Laxson, Erin Vredeveld and Frank Almendarez who will continue their outstanding leadership. We say goodbye to Matt Zurcher who we have had as a valuable board member for six years. While he leaves an official capac-ity as a board member he will remain active as an Am-bassador and of course, as our favorite “turkey” for the Flying High Turkey Drive.

My annual plea for nominations for our Community Excellence awards is here! Please consider someone you know, an organization you work with, or a business you support for nomination. Information on categories is inside this news magazine as well as information on the annual banquet where the awards are presented. Nomination forms can be accessed by going to the chamberʼs website at www.pvchamber.org or email me at marnie@pvchamber.org. Please include your contact information on the nomination form so that we may no-tify you if your nominee is selected.

Have a great month… and remember to fly your Flag on Flag Day!

Marnie

Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce...Taking Care of Business.

The mission of the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce is to strengthen the regionsʼ economy by improving the

quality of life and promoting membersʼ success.

TalkininPrescottValleyWed. – 6:00 p.m.

Thurs. – 11:00 p.m.Fri. – 1:30 & 9:30 p.m.

Sat. – 5:00 p.m.Sun. – 11:30 p.m.

June 3 Pronghorn Golf TournamentJune 6 Power Hour LunchJune 8 Hot Topics at ChamberJune 14 Flag DayJune 18 Happy Fatherʼs DayJune 22 Mixer at Worldʼs Oldest Rodeo

BACK TO BUSINESS

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Renewing We Welcome Our New

AARP ArizonaArizona Cowboy Poets GatheringBest Western PrescottonianBlinds MartBMO Harris Bank Budget Mini StorageDorn Homes-Northern AZFairgrounds RV ParkHi Country Rec-V CenterKennelKamp VillageKindred at Home & HospiceLamb Auto GroupLonesome Valley NewspaperMingus Mountain Law Group PLLCNew Horizons Disability Empowerment CenterPrescott Dirt, LLCPrescott Resort & Conference CenterPrescott Trade ShopPrevent Child Abuse ArizonaPrintpack IncRutherford InvestmentsSwire Coca Cola Thomas, Roger IndividualWomenʼs Health & Healing Center

Mortgage CompanyUnion Home Mortgage Corp.Mick Szoka325 W. Gurley St. Suite 104Prescott, AZ 86301928-220-3504www.unionhomemortgage.com

MarketingSamʼs SEOSam NiermanDewey, AZ 86327562-666-5825http://samsseo.com

Grocery StoreAzteca MarketJose Bautista8116 Spouse Dr. Prescott Valley, AZ 86314928-759-5566

ConsultingChispa LLCJoshua BowenPrescott Valley, AZ 86315402-813-2356http://samsseo.com

Chamber Board member and Scholarship Chair presented the Cham-berʼs scholarship award to graduating Bradshaw Mountain High School seniors Kirsi Steverson and Juli-anna Schuchard. Also receiving an award was Kaiser Anderson, a Prescott High School graduate who lives in Prescott Valley. They each received $1,000. The scholarship funds are raised throughout the year by the Chamber Ambassadors through raffles and fifty-fifty drawings. This year the Am-bassadors raised enough to fund three scholarship awards. Way to go Ambassadors!

PV Chamber Scholarships Awarded

Wallick & Volk is a premier, service-driven, family owned and operated, experience mortgage lender. Our business model has been solid since 1932 - and it is built upon our knowledge of the mortgage industry and our unwavering commitment to our clients. This commitment is our culture, and it weaves through our entire organization so that we

provide the best results to you.Our Prescott team of mortgage professionals is

dedicated to helping members of the community achieve the Great American Dream of HOME OWNERSHIP. We are proud of our community support, client service and exceptional standing in the mortgage industry. We have a reputation for quality, knowledge and integrity. Our passion is to bring clarity and transparency to the mortgage lending process, while offering personalized service to fulfill our commitments to you.

Wallick & Volk is dedicated to serving new and existing home owners in utilizing mortgage management tools in a way that will maximize their financial investments for a lifetime.

Please call your local Prescott Branch for your mortgage needs. 928-445-8730

Milestones... 10 Year Anniversaries

Congratulations on Your Success!

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From the Visitor Center

FREE NOTARY SERVICEMarnie Uhl, Notary Public

Gloria Grose, Notary Public

• A N O T H E R •

C H A M B E R B E N E F I T

MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

APRIL STATISTICS194 Visitors from AK, AZ, CA, CO, FL, IA, ID, IN, MD, MI, MN, MO, MT, NH, NJ, OR, SD, TX, UT, WA, WI, WY(11 new residents, 32 relocating to Prescott Valley)11 international visitors from Canada and Germany14 relocation packets mailed to AZ, CA, CO, FL, HI, NE, OR, WA

Sally Bʼs Cafe

Dusty’s Suite 103 Hookah Lounge

iPrescott

These Businesses Celebrated Their One Year Anniversary with the Prescott Valley Chamber

Backburner Family Restaurant

1YEAR

The Above and Beyond Club In recognition of Chamber businesses giving 10% Above and Beyond their membership dues.Thank you to: Blinds Mart, Yavapai Health and Wellness

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MEMBER NEWS – TOOT YOUR HORNDorn Homes is proud to announce that both Magazineʼs Builder 100 List and Professional Builder Magazineʼs Hous-ing Giants List reflect Dorn Homes ̓ ongoing growth. The Builder 100 List, which ranks homebuilders by the number of homes they have sold, features Dorn Homes as the 157th biggest homebuilder in the nation, compared to our ranking of 164 last year. The Housing Giants List, which is based on total revenue, ranks Dorn Homes at 165 up from a ranking of 184 last year.

“While we are proud of our past growth and excited to continue to grow in the years to come, we are, more than any-thing, appreciative.” Says Dave Grounds, owner & CEO of Dorn Homes, “Our presence on these lists is entirely due to the actions of the homebuyers that choose Dorn Homes to build the homes of their dreams. So to our homebuyers and future homebuyers, we say thank you.”

About Dorn HomesBased in Prescott, Arizona, Dorn Homes is the largest and

most successful homebuilder in Northern Arizona, building in eight communities with 9 fully furnished model homes in the Prescott area. Dorn Homes has been building new homes for 50 years, exceeding the high standards of home buyers with its singular focus—you. As an award-winning healthy home-builder, Dorn Homes has developed a holistic approach to building, resulting in the “The Organic Home™” concept.

VALUABLE LEADER LEAVES BOARD OF DIRECTORSMatt Zurcher is leaving the Chamber Board of Directors after serving six years due to term limits. Matt has been a huge asset to the Chamber serving on many committees includ-ing Chairing the Governmental Affairs Com-mittee, attending Chamber Day at the Legislature, Chairing the Holiday Festival of Lights parade and serving as parade staging coordinator. He has also participated in the Flying High Tur-key Drive generating enthusiasm for donations by being our official “Turkey” and has served on the communications com-mittee and as the Board Treasurer. Matt has been recognized for his leadership with a Prescott Area Young Professionalʼs Visionary Award and was named in the “Top 20 under 40” by the Daily Courier. Matt will continue to with the Chamber as an Ambassador and will assist on special projects. Thank you for all you have done and more!

The Yavapai Family Advocacy Center, which serves Yavapai County, is committed to reducing trauma to victims of abuse by providing a safe and supportive environment and facilitating a team approach to advocacy, investigation and prosecution. They were awarded $10,000 from Mosaic Insurance Alliance through the 2017 Safeco Insurance® Make More Happen Award program.Mosaic Insurance Alli-ance originally received $5,000 for the Yavapai Family Advocacy Center through a submission process, Safeco then offered agents an additional opportunity to help the causes they care about most. Sandy Merrill, an independent agent for Mosaic Insurance Al-liance, and the Yavapai Family Advocacy Center had a story about positive community change featured on Safeco.com. Together, they were able to raise an additional $5,000 through community support by their story being shared on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn at least 50 times.

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Join us on June 8, 2017 at noon at

the Prescott Valley Chamber of

Commerce Office for the next Hot Topics!

HOT TOPICS

Hot Topics is a presentation by the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce to bring the commu-nity the most current news and events. Our show is filmed for broadcast on Channel 56.

Sharing what is going on and is good in Prescott Valley at Hot Topics on April 13.

BUSINESS INTRO

Siegler & Ferry CPAs, PLLC8600 East Valley Road

Prescott Valley, Arizona 86314(928) 772-1714

ferrycpa.com

Kevin RayStore ManagerStore 37303450

N. Glassford Hill Rd. Prescott Valley, AZ 86314T 928.499.3136 F 928.775.4525kjray.s03730.us@wal-mart.com

Donna LaxsonBranch Manager

7111 Pav WayPrescott Valley, AZ 86314P: 928.777.6138F: 928-777-6139DLaxson@oneazcu.comNMLS #: 1159267

Mark StoneChannel 56 and Production

Marnie Uhl, Host

Wayne Fischer, General CuratorHeritage Park Zoological Sanctuarywith Ark – the tortoise.

Hope Hooper, Parks and RecreationTown of Prescott Valley“Movies under the Stars” and events

David Irvine, Executive DirectorHighlands Center for Natural History“Discovery Gardens Grand Opening”

Elizabeth Kelly, Vestry Member and Media Relations for St. Lukeʼs Episcopal Church and Robert Morris, owner of Spirit and Body Massage were introduced to the Mayor and Council by Chamber Membership Services Manager Brady Cabral at their May 25 meeting.

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PARADE WINNERS 2017CIVIC/NON-PROFIT First place: The Bullpen Second place: Yavapai Humane SocietyCHURCH First place: Christ’s Church of Prescott Valley Second place: Junction Christian ChurchYOUTH First place: Desert Neighborhood Girl Scouts Troop Second place: Granville Elementary SchoolMARCHING First place: Azteca Market/Pepe’s Painting Second place: Fusion of MovementCOMMERCIAL BUSINESS First place: Taylor Waste Second place: Cowboy Critters Control

39th annual Prescott Valley DaysMay 11-14, 2017Great times with new events and fun. Thank you to Azteca Market for bringing the Fiesta del Pueblo on Friday night

and to Asphalt Paving and Supply for our Western Night on Saturday. Huge thank you to Jimmy Cabral, Gabby’s Grill for the dinners each night and the pancake breakfast. Your over the top support and dedication is appreciated. So sorry the wind took your tent apart. Many businesses and people made this weekend truly “Good Times in Prescott Valley!”

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BATTLE BANDS 201720TH ANNUAL

OF THE

TEAMUPTOCLEANUP21Saturday,May6

Thank you to our participating radio stations for bringing the best in music to the 20th annual Battle of the Bands - The Wolf 96.7FM, Rewind 92.5FM, 101.4FM, Yavapai Broadcasting 100.1FM, 92.1FM, Magic 99.1FM and KDDL 103.1FM, 94.3FMThank you to our sponsors Town of Prescott Valley, Affinity RV, Hensley Budweiser, Gabby’s Grill, Prescott Pro Sound and the PV Chamber.

Congratulations to Instant Classics for winning Battle of the Bands for a

second year in a row.

Blushing Cactus Photography

Torrance Dunham

AutoworksBadger Roofing Better Business BureauBig O Tires Blind DogC Marshall & AssociatesCable OneCanyon Physical TherapyCartridge World

Many thanks to our sponsors and partners who made Team Up to Clean UP 2017 a great success!

Cruise Planners by Randi MeltzerCountry BankCulver’sDavis OrthopaedicsFry’s Food & DrugHensely Beverage Co/ BudweiserKooiman RealtyLife Transformation Recovery

Little Dealers Little PricesMcDonald’s of PVNational BankNorthern Arizona Thermal ImagingNorthern Arizona University Prescott Valley CampusNorthern Arizona Woodworking

On Q FinancialOneAZ Credit UnionPioneer TitlePrescott Valley Ace HardwarePrescott Valley Chamber of CommercePrescott Valley Florist

Prescott Valley Historical SocietySafewaySam’s ClubState Farm, Eric StrobelStepping StonesTarheel TowingTaylor WasteTekamba Computers Town of Prescott Valley Walmart Yavapai Broadcasting Yavapai Regional Medical Center Yavapai Title

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Business After Hours MixerProviding Networking Opportunities and Business Contacts

Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary and New Life CPR & First Aid were the hosts of the Chamberʼs May 17 Business after Hours networking mixer.

The Chamber staff and Ambassadors said goodbye to Jean Lupa with a surprise retirement breakfast on May 25. Jean

has been an “extraordinary” Ambassador for eight years and has brought fun, outrageousness and a passion for business to the committee. We were happy to send her off to her next adventure in a grand and loving way.

Eight Years of Service and Laughs with Jean

Best Wishes & Happy Trails!

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✓Save the DateQUARTERLY BREAKFAST Tuesday, August 13th 7:00 a.m. Prescott Club in Stoneridge Grill

Building Prescott Valley…“What is on the Blueprint?”

Join us for lively presentations on positive growth projects in Prescott Valley.

Full Breakfast $18 chamber members and $20 general public. RSVP to the Chamber at 772-8857

“Making a Positive Difference”A PRESCOTT VALLEY COMMUNITY EXCELLENCE AWARDS PROGRAM

The Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce is proud to present its annual Prescott Valley Excellence Awards program where organizations and individuals who have made a significant contribution to Prescott Valley in fiscal year 2016/17 will be recognized. At this time we are soliciting nominations from chamber members, community clubs, and organizations for these prestigious awards. The selected winners will be honored at Chamber of Commerce s̓ Annual Banquet in July 14 at the Prescott Resort & Conference Center. The Selection Committee is comprised of the following: Chamber Chairman, Town Councilmember, School Board Member, Member of the Clergy, Chamber member at large and a community member at large. Listed below, you will find a brief outline of the award criteria. If you have any questions, please contact the Chamber office at 772-8857. Thank you for your participation.Student of the Year: Outstanding, involved upper classmen to be chosen by student advisors and/or administration.Teacher of the Year: A teacher nominated by a Principal or School Administrator that has made a significant impact on students, their school or education.Organization of the Year: Recognition for service to and promotion of the community. A ʻnot for profit ̓ civic and/or service organization. Need not be a Member of the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce.Community Improvement: A recognition of the development or improvement of real property in Prescott Valley.Norm Pariseau Volunteer of the Year: Need not be a Member of the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce. An individual who has served our community as a non-paid volunteer.Citizen of the Year: Need not be a Member of the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce. An individual who has made an outstanding contribution to the community in service and/or leadership.

Business Leader of the Year: An individual who has demonstrated leadership in the advancement of the business community and economy of Prescott Valley.Chamber Member of the Year: A Member who has through dedication, made an outstanding contribution to the Chamber of Commerce.Prescott Valley Heritage Award: A person who was instrumental in the founding of Prescott Valley and/or its top organizations.

PRESCOTT VALLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

“It’s the Personal Touch that Makes the Difference”

Annual Banquet and

Community Excellence Awards43 years of Serving Prescott Valley and

the Business Community

Friday, July 14, 2017Prescott Resort

and Conference Center

6 p.m. Social Hour7 p.m. Dinner

7:30 p.m. Entertainment8 p.m. Award Presentations and

Chamber of Commerce Board Introductions

$45 per personRSVP to Gloria 772-8857

Sponsored by APS

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Brady BoostThe Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce is now blogging!

Find out what’s going on in the Town of Prescott Valley, and what your friends at the Chamber are working on each week.

The Prescott Valley Chamber Blog is located on the homepage of our website (www.pvchamber.org) and is where we will be rolling out “current events” and “what’s ups”.”

Dutch Brothers Coffee

Prescott TradeShop

Adrenaline Audio

PRESCOTT FRONTIER DAYSRodeo Week June 28 - July 4

June 28, 7:30 p.m.June 29, 7:30 p.m.June 30, 7:30 p.m.

July 1, 1:30 p.m., 7:30 p.m.July 2, 7:30 p.m.July 3, 7:30 p.m.July 4, 1:30 p.m.

SPECIAL EVENTSHappy Hearts Rodeo for Exceptional Children

June 28 5:00 p.m. - Rodeo GroundsRodeo Dance

June 29, 30, July 1, 8:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.BMO Harris Bank Parking Lot, Prescott

(NE Corner of Sheldon & Montezuma)

Kiwanis Kiddie Parade - Courthouse PlazaJuly 1, 9:00 a.m.

Prescott Frontier Days®, Inc. ParadeJuly 2, 9:00 a.m. - Courthouse Plaza

Rodeo Days Fine Arts & Crafts ShowJuly 1, 2, & 3- Courthouse Plaza

Cowboy ChurchJuly 3, 8:30 a.m. - Prescott Rodeo Grounds

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P O W E R H O U R • L U N C H •

Backburner Family Restaurant was the host for the Chamber’s May 2 Power Hour Lunch.

Join us June 6 at Mama’s Artisan Pizza for our next Power Hour Lunch!

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RIBBON CUTTINGS

DEWEY CLASSIC CRUISERSDewey Classic Cruisers is a club whose purpose is the plea-sure and promoting of the classic car. The current criteria for a classic is any vehicle manufactured before 1976, limited editions of any year or manufacture, race car, Rat Rod, spe-cial interest, or vehicle of historical importance. Dewey Clas-sics have two shows a year, one in the spring (May), and one in the fall (September) and a Friday night cruise the 4thFriday of each month at Sally Bʼs parking lot. Dewey Classic Cruis-ers is a non-profit charity club, they work to benefit Animal Di-saster Services, Yavapai Food Bank, and Toys for Tots. The clubs goals include raising as much money, food, and toys as possible for the charities, participating in as many events as possible, and to help as many other clubs as they can to promote and grow the hobby and “To have FUN doing it”Any questions please contact Larry at (928) 632-4537.

SELF CORRECTION FOR BETTER GRADESWe welcome Self Correction for Better Grades into the chamber with a ribbon cutting. Meet with Dr. Robert Kirk for his educational help plan, or professional training. Dr. Kirks methods center around reducing mis-takes made through practice. Self Correction for Better Grades also teaches a stress reduction method of self-applied tapping. Learn from Dr. Kirk the simple gentle sequence that provides immediate results and is totally self-applied.Find Dr. Robert Kirk on the web at www.mis-takes.com or con-tact hime at (928) 583-4737, mistakes1088@gmails.com

WEST YAVAPAI GUIDANCE CLINICWest Yavapai Guidance Clinic recently invited the community to a rib-bon cutting and open house for its Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU). The CSU will be a single-point triage center open to those experiencing crises related to mental health and substance use disorders.CSU goals are: to provide timely, quality crisis intervention treatment services to individuals experiencing mental health crises; reduce the burden on taxpayers, Law Enforcement personnel, and Emergency De-partments (EDs) by redirecting individuals experiencing mental health crises away from jail and EDs; and improve collaboration among mul-tiple entities regarding treatment of persons with mental disorders.CSU is ready; however, a review by State Licensure must be completed before opening. Anticipated opening is some time in June. Community partners such as Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce will be notified directly when it is open, in addition to notifications provided through local media. For more information, or to support the work of the nonprofit Clinic, go to www.wygc.org

BLIND DOG APPAREL AND GRAPHIC DESIGN Blind Dog Apparel and Graphic Design is your local one stop shop for all your custom apparel and promotional needs. We offer custom apparel, from your basic t-shirts to sportswear, team clothing, uniforms, polos jackets, etc. We do screen printing, embroidery, and sublimation printing.We also offer a variety of graphic products with large format printing consisting of cut vinyl, vehicle wraps, signage, stickers, decals and more.As far as promotional items, we offer glad ware, key chains, poker chips an much much more. We have a complete graphic design center.At Blind Dog itʼs our goal to offer you a new shopping experience while meeting all of your needs.Come visit our extensive showroom and take a tour of our production facility.Check out the new dog in town Blind Dog Apparel & Graphic Design located at 9386 E. Florentine rd. Ste100 Prescott Valley, AZ 86314. Or give us a call at (928) 202-4852.

PAYP’s mission is to build a strong network of career driven individu-als sharing the same passion for business and community service while striving to provide leadership for the next generation of business leaders within the Prescott area.

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Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce

2017Business After Hours Mixer Hosts

June 22World’s Oldest Rodeo, Frontier Days Rodeo Grounds, Prescott

JulyAAMCO of Prescott Valley6871 E First Street, Prescott Valley

Prescott Area Young Professionals invite you to join in for our meet

and greet mixers.

prescottareayp.org

7th annual Party in the PinesSaturday, June 3 – 5 to 10 p.m.$20 – Benefits Prescott Unified School District

PAYP After FiveThursday, June 8Location TBA

Exp: 8/31/17

We are ready for visitors at the Chamber Visitor Center compliments of Ken Lain and Watters Garden Cen te r. I t i s always fun to

get our pots spruced up with beautiful flowers that make a welcoming addition to our entrance. Thanking Ken are CEO Marnie Uhl and Visitor Center Manager Bill Grose.

Come On In!

Prescott ValleyChamber of Commerce7120 E. Pav Way, Suite 102Prescott Valley, AZ 86314

ADVERTISING / MARKETING/

GRAPHIC DESIGN Bradshaw Mountain Promotions 928- 308-5781 Excellent customer service. 10% off suppliers’ regular catalog pricing. Ask about specials!

Designs with Hope 9951 E. Arrowhead * PV * 899-6995 20% off design services: logo’s, business cards, ads, web, social media, and more Employment Network Magazine P.O. Box 2930 * Prescott * 771-8527 10% off banner ad.

Proforma Quality Imaging 1458 Silver King Circle * Prescott * 708-9928 Free artwork setup and 10% off first order. Money in the Mail PO Box 12825, Prescott 928-830-5208 Buy 3 get 1 FREE (25% off) Valpak PO Box 1127 928-237-0758 FREE mailing with Business Builder Print & Digital Program

AUTOMOTIVE Buy Tires Wholesale 8891 E. Valley Road * PV * 772-7720 5% discount on any services or purchases under $500.00, 10% discount on services or purchases over $500.00. Big O Tires Prescott Valley 7690 E. Highway 69 * PV * 772-1176 $5.00 off lube and oil/tire rotation; 15% off all service. Guaranteed trade in on all tire purchases. Lamb Auto Group 440 Prescott Lakes Parkway * Prescott * (866) 377-0921 10% off service.

Sun Valley Tire & Auto Service 8337 E. Highway 69 * PV * 772-9118 Syn-blend full service oil change w/rotation $13.99, 5 quarts 5-30. Free mounting and balance with tire purchase. 50% off alignment.

AWARDS / TROPHIES

Purple Sage Embroidery & Engraving P.O. Box 26398 * PV * 772-3510 Free set-up on first order; 10% off all orders; 20% off set-up charge on first embroidery order.

BARBERSHOP/SALON

Prescott Valley Barbershop 7840 E. Highway 69 * PV * 775-4399 20% off all products.

BLINDS/WINDOW COVERING

Budget Blinds of Northern Arizona 25% off this month 928-772-4407

CHIROPRACTIC Prescott Valley Chiropractic 3088 N. Robert Road * PV * 775-0522 Free initial consultation & 1/2 off x-rays, if needed.

CHURCHES / WORSHIP Lifepointe at Bradshaw Mountain 10100 E. Highway 69 * PV * 772-1360 Upon first visit, receive a free sermon recording. .

COMPUTER SERVICES 21st Century Computer Solutions, Inc. P.O. Box 27304 * PV * 759-8933 15% off services for Chamber members. Tekamba Computers, LLC 458-5260 15% off Services for Chamber members.

COSMETICS

Avon-Heidi Halliburton 3076 N Meadowlark Dr. Prescott Valley, AZ 86314 533-8456 5% off purchases

Color Me Beautiful

Complimentary Color Me Beautiful makeover. Plus 10% discount on any products purchased at your consultation. Call for your appointment with Kay Humphrey at 928-460-4491

CPR/FIRST AID

New Life 1555 Iron Springs Rd. #7 Prescott 445-5024 $100.00 off Philips AEDs

DENTAL SERVICES

Dalton Family Dentistry 8066 E Florentine Rd. 772-2474 7% discount on all dental treatments, not to be combined with any other discount.

DUCT SEALING Arrowseal 5101 N. Squaw Drive * PV * 925-5353 $200 off of duct sealing process

ELECTRICAL Express Electrical Co. 928-202-6486 A one time 10% discount off any service we provide. Large or small on labor only.

EYE CARE Antone Optical 7840 E. Highway 69, Ste. A-5a * PV * 775-9393 20% off our already affordable eyeglass and sunglass prices.

Rummel Optical 2517 Great Western Drive * PV * 772-6246 20% off any regular priced eyewear, including non-prescription Designer Sun Wear. FLORIST Prescott Valley Florist 3071 N Robert Rd. Prescott Valley, AZ 86314 772-9640 10% off purchases

FOUNDRY Bronzesmith Fine Art Gallery & Foundry 7331 E. 2nd Street * PV * 772-2378 Free on-site art consultation in your home or office.

FITNESS Anytime Fitness 6715 E. 2nd Street, Unit A * PV * 443-5701 50% off signup fee.

Islands Fitness 3155 N. Windsong Drive, #A * PV * 759-2271 Our lowest corporate rate discount for all Chamber mem-bers.

Curves for Women of Prescott Valley 8008 E. Yavapai Road., #D * PV * 775-5750 1 month free or exchange for $0 service fee.

FLOORING Primera Carpet One/Prescott Granite 7785 E. Highway 69, #B * PV * 772-6310 10% off purchases.

FUNERAL SERVICES

Ruffner-Wakelin Bradhaw Chapel 8480 E. Valley Road * PV * 772-2296 10% discount when pre-arranging a funeral.

Sunrise Funeral Home 8167 E. Highway 69 * PV * 772-7475 10% off all services.

MEMBER TO MEMBER

DISCOUNT PROGRAM June 2017

An exclusive benefit for members of the Prescott Valley Chamber of Commerce

GOLF COURSE

Prescott Golf & Country Club 1030 Prescott Country Club Blvd. * Dewey * 775-3941 Free bucket of practice range balls with round of golf.

HEALTH BENEFITS

TLC Employee Benefits 3767 Karicio Lane, #A * Prescott * 442-9800 Free employee benefit/consultation review. HEALTH SERVICES Prescott Med Spa 8196 E Florentine Ste. B 928-775-7932 50% off B-12 shots & 50% off teeth whitening with any other service booked.

HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING

Indian Air 8933 E. Laredo Dr., Unit B * PV * 772-8890 10% off entire service invoice or a $500.00 Instant Rebate on the purchase of a new Heating/Cooling System.

Moyer’s Heating & Cooling, Inc. 8146 E. Ashley Drive * PV * 772-4346 $10.00 off service repair call & $25.00 referral credit good towards your next service call or ticket.

HOME / HEALTH CARE SERVICES

New Horizons Disability Empowerment Center 8085 E. Manley Drive * PV * 772-1266 Free facility ADA accessibility survey or disability job ac-commodations.

Sleep Disorders Center of Prescott Valley 3259 N. Windsong Drive, #A * PV * 772-6422 Free phone consultation for insomnia, sleep apnea, snoring problems.

Home Improvement The Total Package 928-350-8633 20 % off on services

HOTEL / MOTEL

Comfort Suites of Prescott Valley 2601 N. Crown Pointe Drive * PV * 771-2100 20% off our best available rate. No blackout dates or restrictions. Based upon availability.

Arizona Inn 7875 E. Highway 69 * PV * 772-8600 20% off. Hampton Inn Prescott 3453 Ranch Drive * Prescott * 445-5500 10% discount. HUMAN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT Paychex, Inc. 16404 North Black Canyon Hwy (623) 986-9544 $200.00 activation fee waived and 15%discount off payroll services.

JANITORIAL

Tri– City Gleam Team 3434 N Tower Rd. Prescott Valley,, AZ 86314 15% off for Chamber members.

LANDSCAPE MATERIALS Fuzzy’s Materials 8200 Long Mesa Drive * PV * 775-4128 1-10% discount per food item donated to Yavapai Food Bank on purchase of 10 tons or more of decorative rock. Earthworks Garden Supply 2531 N Hwy 89 Chino Valley, AZ 86323 636-3972 10%off any trees or shrubs.

LEGAL SERVICES T.F.C. Estate & Document Service 3071 N. Robert Road, #G * PV * 772-5494 10% discount on documents prepared.

MAP PUBLSIHER Tri City Map 418 Dunn Dr. –Prescott—710-2509 5% discount for new members, 10% discount for current advertisers.

MORTGAGE COMPANIES OneAZ Credit Union 7111 Pav Way * PV * 777-6152 Receive $125.00 off closing costs.

MOVERS McWhite’s North American Van Lines 7450 E. 2nd Street * PV * 772-9854 Various discounts on local, interstate and intrastate moving.

NATURE CENTER Highlands Center for Natural History 1375 S. Walker Road * Prescott * 776-9550 Free wildscaping booklet with your first paid program registration.

OFFICE EQUIPMENT

Pro Copy Office Solutions 1963 Commerce Center Circle * 925-3648 20% discount on all copy, print, scan and fax equipment

PAINTING Century Painting, LLC 697 N. 6th Street, #304 * Prescott * 778-2374 $25.00 gift certificate to restaurant of your choice.

PEST CONTROL Orkin Pest Control 724 N. Industrial Drive, #7-B * Camp Verde * 775-8772 1/3 off initial service for member businesses or residences.

Sexton Home & Commercial Services 8028 E. Highway 69 * PV * 772-4603 $30.00 off initial service

PET SERVICES

Kennel Kamp Village 9049 E. Florentine Road * PV * 759-8181 10% discount

REAL ESTATE

Kathy Renken, HomeSmart Fine Homes & Land 1622 Thimble Lane * PV 928-713-6292 Write or call for a free Home Buyer’s or Home Seller’s Handbook.

Sandra Shaffer, Associate Broker, Arizona Commercial 1401 Prescott Lakes Parkway * Prescott * 899-3111 $350.00 paid towards your closing costs at COE.

Paula A. Smith, Realtor, ReMax Mountain Properties 731 W. Gurley Street * Prescott * 899-8060 Free home protection plan for sellers or buyers-$350 value Debra Gatto Realtor-Realty ONE Group Complimentary Seller & Buyers Guide If you are listing your home I will provide the Sellers Home Warranty. If you are a Buyer I will provide a Home Warranty at Close of Escrow ($400 value)

RECYCLING

Iron Man Recycling 928-541-9345 Dewey Receive an additional 5 cents per lb. on all recyclables delivered to our facility.

RESTAURANTS / CATERING

Wildflower Bread Company 3250-424 Gateway Boulevard * Prescott * 717-1700 Free dessert tray with any catering order of $75.00 or more.

RETAIL

Costco 3911 Hwy 69 * Prescott * 541-2204 Receive up to $20 Cash Card for new business or Gold Star Members Sam’s Club 5757 E. St. Route 69 * PV * 778-5042 $10 gift card with a new sign up or renewal membership

CONSIGNMENT SMARTgirls Resale Fashion 6616 E. 2nd Street #F * PV * 772-1227 Receive 10% discount on regular priced items.

Member to Member Discounts

They Work, And They’re Free!

SPAS / HOT TUBS Arizona Spas 6947 E. 1st Street * PV * 775-9884 Free spa luxury accessory upgrade with spa pur-chase,10% off retail pricing. STORAGE Budget Mini Storage 6701 E. 2nd Street * PV * 759-9595 5800 Fulton Drive * PV * 772-6900 8500 E. Long Mesa Drive * PV * 775-4595 9101 E. Valley Road * PV * 772-6464 One FREE lock with rental of any unit.

THRIFT STORE

Habitat for Humanity ReStore 1061 Commerce Drive * Prescott * 771-1777 $3.00 off purchase of $10.00 or more.

Hope’s Attic Thrift Store 8881 E. Valley Road * PV * 772-5007 20% off purchase of $5.00 or more. $3.00 off purchase of $10.00 or more.

Stepping Stones Thrift 7465 E. 1st Street * PV * 772-8717 Free discount coupons with $10.00 purchase or more.

TOURS/CHARTERS/TRAVEL

AAA Arizona 172 E. Sheldon St * Prescott * 86301 541-8600 $15.00 off new membership.

WATER

Arrowhead Mountain Spring Water 1030 Sandretto Drive, Ste. C * Prescott * 771-1595 10% discount on water, no set-up fee. Free water with one-year contract.

WATCH REPAIR Prescott Trade Shop 8690 E. Highway 69 * PV—778-5814 10% off watch repair or engraving for new customers

Member to Member Discounts Save You $$$$

and Build Chamber Camaraderie!

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