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February 2015
business
LAKELAND CHAMBER AWARDS
Lakeland Chamber
Awards Banquet honored
several businesses this year
on January 24.
Awards and recipients:
Hospitality Award Stonebridge Golf Club,
Co mmu nity Supp ort
Award - Fireworks City,
Small Business Award Fayette Pool Supplies,
Person of the Year Award Wesley Wright, Best
Overall
Holiday
Decorations - Crossfit
Mechanix Lakeland, Best
Use of Color - Signs
Digital First, Best Holiday
Theme - The UPS Store
Lakeland, Best Light Show
- Fireworks City.
Pictured are (left)
Wesley Wright and (right)
Kevin Bailey and Will
Ashworth
BUSINESS CALENDAR
Wednesday, February 11,
11:30 am – Membership
Luncheon at the Family
Center, Arlington Church of
Christ, 5999 Polk Street,
Arlington. Presentation by
Terry Hollahan, Editor,
Memphis Business Journal.
The February luncheon is
sponsored by Thomas Insurance and Investments.
Lunch will be catered by
Kroger Arlington; the cost is
$10.00 person/members,
$15.00 person/nonmembers. RSVP by Monday, February 9, to
[email protected]
om.
Tuesday, February 17,
11:30am-1:00 pm – Chamber Connection Workshop at
the Chamber office at 12015
Walker Street. Topic: Open
Discussion on Combating
Fraud, Waste, and Malfeasance in the Work Place
presented by the Tennessee
Small Business Development Center. Bring a lunch;
soft drinks provided. No fee
for Chamber members; $10
for non-members. Space is
limited;
RSVP
to
info@arlingtontn chamber.com
Friday, February 20th
12:00 noon — Lakeland
Chamber Luncheon at
Stonebridge Golf Club
Guest Speaker, Joey Edwards of Webster University
Caterer by Pink Flamingo
RSVP to Ginny@My
LakelandTN.org
Save the Date! Sunday,
April 12, 5:00-7:00 pm – A
Taste of Arlington at Arlington High School.
HELPING HANDS
On November 24, the Grady family—Donny, April
and their two daughters, ages three and five—lost their
house and everything in it to a fire. A raffle for Grizzlies
tickets was held and raised $300 in just a few
weeks. Modern Woodmen of America matched the
funds that were raised for a total of $600. Pictured above
presenting a check to April Grady is Amy Carson,
Financial Representative, Modern Woodmen of America.