Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce Business Journal Q4 2014 | Page 29

Clinic located
Cheyenne’s Womenthe Beautification
on Parkview off of College Avenue
is the 3rd recipient of
Award for 2014. Cheyenne Women’s
Clinic is a friendly, comfortable place
for you to come no matter what the
reason and receive the best care.

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ohn Lyttle, Superintendent of Laramie
County School District #1 helped the
Business Community remember moments
when they were in grade school through
a quick room discussion and then further
explained “I want our current teachers and
administration to have this same positive
impact.” This August Lunchueon was brought
to the community by Presenting Sponsor,
Health Works.

t the 100th Association of Chamber
of Commerce Executive Conference
in August the Greater Cheyenne Chamber
of Commerce was recognized as a finalist
for Chamber of The Year. “It is humbling to
have been recognized as one of the top 3
chambers of our size in the United States.
Thank you to everyone who has worked
so hard to make the Greater Cheyenne
Chamber of Commerce one of the best
in the Nation!” Dale Steenbergen, CEO/
President.

oaring through the sky on Cheyenne
Day during Cheyenne Frontier Days
was once again, the Thunderbirds. The
community missed their soaring tricks
and many community members had the
opportunity to speak to the pilots. Major
Darrick Lee, one of the Thunderbirds
shared “The 5th Thunderbird has the
number upside down on his uniform
representing how Thunderbirds often are
upside down when performing.”

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eptember 6th was a MAC Tailgate
BBQ celebration. During the UW vs.
Air Force football game, MAC members,
Chamber Members along with Col Hayes
and other distinguished military leaders
enjoyed great food over laughter and
excitement for the game to commence.
Gen. Reiner lead the game with the coin
toss. Thank you to the generous sponsors
who made this event such a huge success,
First Interstate Bank, Bicycle Station,
Groathouse Construction.

enator Mike Enzi provided great insight
on what is taking place in Washington
D.C. and what are major concerns at the
September Luncheon sponsored by Visit
Cheyenne. “Cheyenne’s biggest concern
is sustaining a strong military presence
because F.E. Warren is continually
threatened because of budget cuts. The
State of Wyoming’s biggest concern is the
Energy War and our Nation’s is our debt.”
expressed Senator Enzi.

aken back into time, the Business After
Hours was hosted at the WIGWAM
2 Lounge in the Historic Plains Hotel.
This newly rennovated lounge used to be
a highlight of the hotel back in the day.
When walking through you will see the
orginal doors of the WIGWAM and be taken
back into the old western times. Samuel
Weinstein from Western Vista Federal
Credit Union mingled around and everyone
enjoyed the live country music at the event.

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