Podcasts about business after hours

(Lander, WY) – The KOVE 1330 AM / 107.7 FM Today in the 10 interview series Coffee Time continued today with host Vince Tropea, who recently spoke with Meghan Manning from the Lander Chamber of Commerce and Brian Rohrbacher with Grand Altitude Federal Credit Union. Manning and Rohrbacher stopped by to chat about the Business After Hours they will be hosting tonight, March 19, from 5:30-7 pm, at Grand Altitude Federal Credit Union (1005 S. 11th St.) Check out the full Coffee Time interview below for all of the details! Be sure to tune in to Today in the 10 and Coffee Time interviews every morning from 7:00 to 9:00 AM on KOVE 1330 AM / 107.7 FM, or stream it live right here.

‘Delivrd' company and owner Tomi Mikula, apocalyptic beliefs and planning, coffee pots and rideshare vehicles filled with germs, Peaky Blinders and Cillian Murphy, metacognition, instant noodles convention, eBay's bizarre deliveries and harassment settlement, man sues over hot sauce, U.S. Mint new design omits the olive branch — plus more news. Plus, joining us in the studio today, Bryan Chamber of Commerce Community Liaison Royce Hickman stops by to talk about the Chamber Crawfish Boil, Chamber Day, Business After Hours, ribbon cuttings, the Platinum Member Spotlight, and more. 

In this episode, host Janet Michael talks with Luray/Page Chamber of Commerce President Gina Hilliard and her guest Rich Hostelley, a licensed architect with nearly 40 years of experience. Rich shares his fascinating journey from military service to becoming a globally licensed architect practicing in Virginia, California, the UK, and beyond. What You'll Learn in This Episode Rich's Path to Architecture – How a lumber company job and a perceptive professor launched a decades-long career in architecture What Architects Actually Do – It's far more than "drawing pretty pictures" — Rich explains budgets, management, codes, and leading an entire project team When Do You Need an Architect? – The difference between residential and commercial requirements, and what legally requires an architect's involvement Residential vs. Commercial Projects – Why residential clients often face a "shock factor" and how Rich navigates that Working Remotely – How Rich has been working with clients across the globe remotely for nearly 20 years — long before it was common Architectural Styles Defined – A deep dive into craftsman, Mediterranean, mid-century modern, and Victorian styles and where they actually originated (spoiler: mid-century modern came from Germany!) The Pre-Design Process – Site plans, property plats, setbacks, zoning, easements, and all the investigation that happens before a single line is drawn Value Engineering – What to do when the contractor's bid comes in over budget Construction Administration – Why Rich stays involved through the build, not just through the drawings A Real-World Example – Janet's dream backyard studio shed becomes an impromptu architecture consultation Projects Rich Is Currently Working On A 25,000 sq ft stable in California A 200 sq ft guest house in Washington, DC A fire-rebuild modern home in LA A bar/restaurant expansion in Mexico Connect with Rich Host Website: archrh.com Email: rich@hostelleyarchitect.com Serves Northern Virginia, DC, Maryland, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and beyond Companies: Rich Hostelley Architecture LLC, Rich Hostelley Architecture PC, Studio Hive Architecture Chamber Events Mentioned (March 2025) March 24 – Ireland Trip Info Session via Zoom (11:30am–1pm) March 24 – Women in Business Mixology Class at Blue Shepherd Spirits (5:30–7pm) March 25 – Lunch & Learn: Accessing Capital for Startups with People Inc. (11:30am–1pm) March 26 – Business After Hours at Shen-Paco Industries – National Disabilities Awareness Month Chamber Contact: visitluraypage.com | events@luraypage.com | (540) 743-3915

National Ranch Dressing Day, a Guinness World Record for the most owned Barbie dolls, the importance of cows, SEC men's basketball preseason rankings versus conference championship bracket rankings, Riley's interview with Whey Jennings, Australian crocodiles, Easter KitKats, interesting facts — plus more news. Plus, joining us in the studio today, Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Glen Brewer stops by to talk about the Chamber Crawfish Boil, Chamber Day, Business After Hours, ribbon cuttings, the Platinum Member Spotlight, and more. 

"Lake City Chamber Chat" Ava LaRue talks with Annie from the Lake City Chamber of Commerce about the Water Ski Days entertainment lineup for 2026, a reminder about Business After Hours the 26th at the Graphic, and tickets to their Annual Meeting next week.

Target Is Making A Big Change To Its Entire Cereal Aisle, Riley's backyard cleaning and wasp incident, Daylight savings, Baskin Robbins failed ice cream flavors — plus more news. Plus, joining us in the studio today, Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Glen Brewer stops by to talk about Taste of Aggieland, the Chamber Crawfish Boil, Chamber Day, Business After Hours, ribbon cuttings, and more. 

Sarah from the Southwest Michigan Regional Chamber joins Zack to announce the next Business After Hours event, plus details on the AI Mastery Bootcamp, and NextGen After Hours. Details at smrchamber.com!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Lake City Chamber Chat" Ava LaRue speaks with Heather Thomas, Executive Director about the voting being finalized for their annual awards, the annual dinner and ceremony on Marc h 20th, and Business After Hours at Lake City Graphic this month.

Sarah from the Southwest Michigan Regional Chamber joins Zack to announce the next Business After Hours event, plus details on the AI Mastery Bootcamp, and NextGen After Hours. Details at smrchamber.com!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pam recaps the Sunrise Leadership Breakfast, discusses upcoming events, including ribbon cuttings, Business After Hours, the Local Elected Officials Luncheon in May, and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Sue Galligan, Director of Special Events with the Brainerd Lakes Chamber, joins to preview a busy stretch of networking and community events across the region. She highlights the upcoming Business After Hours at Central Lakes College, a great opportunity for local professionals to connect, followed by Eggs and Issues on Friday, March 6th, where timely topics take center stage. Sue also reminds listeners to mark their calendars for the always popular St. Patrick's Day Parade and Celebration in Crosslake. Plus, she shares details on the Brainerd Lakes Home Show and Expo, happening March 20–21, and previews the next Blue Ox Success Series Workshop, “AI Unpacked and Unfiltered,” designed to help businesses better understand and navigate the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Scrubs revival, TikTok woman lists attributes for her potential suiter, robot attacks garden, new fun game involving balls and fire, lawn darts, things couples argue about — plus more news. Plus, joining us in the studio today, Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Glen Brewer stops by to talk about the Community Impact Luncheon, Taste of Aggieland, New Member Orientation for the Chamber, Business After Hours, ribbon cuttings, and more. 

(Lander, WY) – The KOVE 1330 AM / 107.7 FM Today in the 10 interview series Coffee Time continued today with host Vince Tropea, who recently spoke with Meghan Manning from the Lander Chamber of Commerce and MJ Greene from the Lander Community Foundation. Manning and Greene stopped by to chat about tomorrow’s Business After Hours event (Feb. 19), which will take place from 5:30-7 pm at the Lander Community Foundation office, located at 101 East Main Street. Check out the full Coffee Time interview below for all of the details on the Business After Hours, and for sneak peeks about upcoming Chamber events! Be sure to tune in to Today in the 10 and Coffee Time interviews every morning from 7:00 to 9:00 AM on KOVE 1330 AM / 107.7 FM, or stream it live right here.

Chinese New Year, Mike Elko's new contract, a Powerball winner, a big thank-you to CSFD Station 5 and all local fire departments, lessons learned in college, a SpaceX issue tied to a Tesla autonomous vehicle, the roots of 6–7, athletic celebrations, a Swedish thief, GLP-1s and scurvy, how physical health impacts mental health, and baptizing a gator at a Waffle House — plus more news. Joining us in the studio today, Chamber of Commerce Manager of Membership Carrie Archer stops by to discuss the Local Candidates' Forum, Business After Hours, the Community Impact Awards Luncheon, Taste of Aggieland, ribbon cuttings, and more. 

"Lake City Chamber Chat" Ava LaRue speaks with Heather Thomas, Executive Director for the Lake City Chamber of Commerce about the new 2026-27 visitor guides arriving last week, the Sportsman's Ice Fishing Contest this Saturday, Business After Hours next week, and a reminder to sign up for their monthly newsletter!

The Show Must Go On Despite battling the flu for over 10 days, Niki Foster, President of the Front Royal Warren County Chamber of Commerce, refused to miss another episode of The Valley Today. Host Janet Michael awarded her friend the "perseverance award of the year" as they settled in for a conversation about recent community celebrations and upcoming events that have the chamber buzzing with unprecedented excitement. Stargazers Gala Honors Local Leaders The chamber recently hosted its Stargazers Gala, marking a triumphant return to annual dinner awards after a COVID-induced hiatus. The event brought together community members in a mix of elegant cocktail attire and casual work uniforms, creating an inclusive atmosphere that reflected the chamber's welcoming spirit. Among the evening's honorees, Tana Hoffman received Citizen of the Year recognition, while Mayor Lori Cockrell earned the Education Contributor of the Year award. Cockrell, who celebrates 36 years in the public school system before retiring this year, received a particularly touching nomination from a former student who described how the educator followed her journey from elementary school through higher education. Furthermore, the awards recognized Blue Ridge Opportunities as Nonprofit of the Year and entrepreneur Shelly Cook for her community-building efforts. The chamber also introduced a new "Community Spark Plug" award, honoring Jen Avery and Rob McDougall for their energizing presence in Front Royal. Small and Large Businesses Shine In a move that Foster and Michael both celebrated, the chamber now splits business recognition into two categories. On Cue Sports Bar and Grill claimed Small Business of the Year honors, while Rappahannock Electric Cooperative took home the Large Business award. This division allows the chamber to acknowledge that larger businesses often contribute through financial donations, whereas smaller operations typically give their time—both equally valuable yet difficult to compare. Entertainment Elevates the Experience Adding to the evening's magic, literally, the chamber brought in entertainer Chris Michael. Board member Tina Tolliver had originally spotted Michael at a pre-COVID event and finally made her vision a reality five years later. Meanwhile, Brad Minardi from Artsii transformed the venue with spectacular uplighting effects that perfectly complemented the stargazer theme. Wine Festival Registration Breaks Records Shifting to future events, Niki shared staggering news about the May Wine and Craft Festival. By early February, the chamber had already secured 17 wineries—a number they typically reach just before the event itself. Even more impressive, approximately half of these participants are new to the festival, offering attendees fresh tasting opportunities alongside their beloved regulars. Additionally, food vendor spots have nearly sold out, with only three spaces remaining. This early momentum represents an unprecedented shift in the festival's typical timeline. Foster attributes the surge partly to the chamber's strategy of limiting food vendors to encourage festival-goers to support Main Street restaurants and coffee shops. The festival, scheduled for the third Saturday in May, expects around 200 total vendors including wineries, crafters, and commercial exhibitors. All participating wineries hail from across Virginia, from the Eastern Shore to Charlottesville, with local meaderies Honey and Hops and Saga also returning. Bowling for Business and Community Before the wine flows in May, the chamber invites the community to its popular bowling event in March. These twice-yearly gatherings at Rick Novak's bowling alley consistently sell out, offering a low-key opportunity for team building, employee appreciation, or simply an evening out with friends. The event takes on added significance this year as Novak's movie theater recently suffered fire damage and remains closed. Supporting the bowling alley directly helps a local business owner navigate challenging times. Interested participants can register online through the chamber's website or Facebook event page, though Janet jokingly suggested avoiding in-person registration to spare people from Niki's lingering cough. Celebrating Milestones and Looking Ahead Before wrapping up, Niki highlighted Jenneration Salon's 20th anniversary celebration on February 12th. Owner Jen Nicholson, who relocated from the Martin Shopping Center to her own renovated building on Warren Avenue two years ago, will host a ribbon-cutting at 5:30pm followed by refreshments. Looking to February 24th, the chamber's Business After Hours event will showcase CSM Aesthetics at Blake & Co Hair Spa. Janet marveled at how much the beauty industry has evolved, noting that salons now offer services far beyond traditional cuts and color—including Botox, permanent makeup, and various aesthetic treatments. These networking events remain open to non-members, allowing curious community members to test-drive chamber involvement before committing to membership. A Testament to Community Spirit Throughout the conversation, both women emphasized the difficulty of selecting award winners when so many individuals and organizations deserve recognition. Yet this challenge itself speaks to Front Royal's vibrant business community and the chamber's role in celebrating those who make it thrive. As Foster battles through her illness to share these updates, she embodies the very perseverance and community dedication that the chamber honors. For more information about upcoming events and committee opportunities, community members can visit frontroyalchamber.com or follow the organization on social media.

Olympic medals breaking, the invention of the jump shot, Dial-a-Poem, cloned dog Lucas, the Olympic medal count, broken medals, questions that real florists have been asked by real people — plus more news. Joining us in the studio today, Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Glen Brewer stops by to talk about the Local Candidates' Forum, Business After Hours, the Taste of Aggieland, ribbon cuttings, and more. 

"Lake City Chamber Chat" Ava LaRue speaks with Heather Thomas, Executive Director for the Lake City Chamber of Commerce about Business After Hours this month, Chamber Bucks going to E-Bucks, and 2026 event sponsorship.

A 1930s camera bought at a thrift store reveals mysterious photos, Apple flip-phones, an Australian teen swims 2.5 miles for hours to save family members swept out to sea, your Super Bowl questions answered, McDonald's giving away free McNugget caviar kits, Kelly Clarkson's talk show, Starbucks reintroducing tiers to its loyalty program to encourage more visits — plus more news. Joining us in the studio today, Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Glen Brewer stops by to talk about the local candidates forum, Business After Hours, the Community Impact Awards Luncheon, the Taste of Aggieland, and more. 

Pam discusses upcoming events, including the Sunrise Leadership Breakfast on February 11th and Business After Hours, plus shares the Galesburg Chamber Board Members and more on the WRAM Morning Show.

Guests are Lori Scharenbroich, Athena Awards Advisory Board member, and Sarah Kinkeade, Athena Awards Committee Chair. They explain the mission and impact of the Athena Awards platform, preview an upcoming Business After Hours networking event, and share details on the 2026 Athena Awards celebration happening May 4th at Maddens.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

"Lake City Chamber Chat" Ava LaRue speaks with Heather Thomas, Executive Director for the Lake City Chamber of Commerce about Business After Hours this Thursday at the Lake Hits 95 Studio, the free suicide prevention event this Saturday, and the three events with open registration.

"Lake City Chamber Chat" Ava LaRue speaks with Heather Thomas, Executive Director for the Lake City Chamber of Commerce about voting officially going live last week for their Annual Awards, Chamber Bucks going to E-Bucks, and Business After Hours at the Lake Hits studio next week!

(Lander, WY) – The KOVE 1330 AM / 107.7 FM Today in the 10 interview series Coffee Time continued today with host Vince Tropea, who recently spoke with Meghan Manning from the Lander Chamber of Commerce and Tiffany Hartpence from Home Source Realty in Lander. Home Source is hosting tonight’s Business After Hours, which takes place from 5:30 to 7 PM at the Home Source office, located at 1632 W Main Street. Hartpence shares details on what folks can expect at the BAH, and Manning fills us in on Chamber happenings, including the Restaurant Week and upcoming Legislative Preview Luncheon. Check out the full Coffee Time interview below for all of the details! Be sure to tune in to Today in the 10 and Coffee Time interviews every morning from 7:00 to 9:00 AM on KOVE 1330 AM / 107.7 FM, or stream it live right here.

An Instagram breach leading many users to receive password reset emails as hackers target accounts, hobby farming — plus more news. Plus, joining us in the studio today is Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Glen Brewer, stopping by to talk about the Economic Outlook Conference, the local Candidate forms coming up in February, and the Business After Hours. 

"Lake City Chamber Chat" Ava LaRue talks with Heather Thomas, Executive Director for the Lake City Chamber of Commerce about voting opening up for Business of the Year this week, the event with Lake City Area Arts this Saturday, and Business After Hours this month at the Lake Hits 95 Studio!

VR headsets, a woman allegedly running over her boyfriend on a sidewalk after an argument at a Taco Bell, the first GLP-1 weight-loss pill now available with a promise of widespread supply, and “Drinking Around the World” at Walt Disney World — plus more news. Plus, joining us in the studio today is Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Glen Brewer, stopping by to talk about upcoming events like Business After Hours, the Economic Outlook Conference, and the Cellular Cells ribbon-cutting event this Friday. 

Sarah joins Zack to cover the last call for nominations for this year's awards at the annual breakfast, plus a business education event and a Business After Hours to check out! Go to smrchamber.com for details.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah joins Zack to cover the last call for nominations for this year's awards at the annual breakfast, plus a business education event and a Business After Hours to check out! Go to smrchamber.com for details.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Lake City Chamber Chat" Ava LaRue speaks with Heather Thomas, Executive Director for the Lake City Chamber of Commerce about their first Featured Business of the year, registration now open for Tour de Pepin and early-bird pricing for the Why Knot Tri, voting opening up next week for the 2025 Business of the Year, and only 3 open spots left to host Business After Hours in 2026!

(Lander, WY) – The KOVE 1330 AM / 107.7 FM Today in the 10 interview series Coffee Time continued today with host Vince Tropea, who recently spoke with Meghan Manning from the Lander Chamber and Paul Guschewsky from Chase Property Management. The Chamber and Chase Property Management have teamed up for a multi-business Business After Hours, taking place this Thursday, December 18, from 5:30 to 7. The Business After Hours will feature a poker run for each business at the 535 E Main Street building (and a couple of neighboring buildings), with prizes for the best hand at the end of the night. Businesses include: Sagewest, Farmers Insurance, Connect Speech Therapy, Elevate Rehab, Summit Orthopedics and Spine Institute, and Western Wyoming Medical. As always, Business After Hours is free, and refreshments will be served. Check out the full Coffee Time interview with Meghan and Paul below for all of the details! Be sure to tune in to Today in the 10 and Coffee Time interviews every morning from 7:00 to 9:00 AM on KOVE 1330 AM / 107.7 FM, or stream it live right here.

Tony Woods joins Ronan to unpack the Government's Accelerating Infrastructure Report and how Modern Methods of Construction could speed up housing and infrastructure delivery across Ireland. Richie O'Hara Jnr shares the story behind Luain Clothing—a Midlands-born fashion brand inspired by the River Shannon. Orla Dollard reflects on how Philip Doogue Mechanical Services in Abbeyleix earned a national Employer of the Year Award by prioritising mentorship and apprenticeships. Plus, Caroline Collins unveils Tullamore Chamber's new Business After Hours events, 2026 Business Awards nominations, and the return of QUIDS vouchers for local shopping.

When the newest cohort of the Front Royal–Warren County Chamber of Commerce Community Leadership Program filed into the conference room, they didn't expect their first assignment to involve a radio interview. Yet chamber director Niki Foster insists that discomfort is part of the process. As she tells Valley Today host Janet Michael, leadership requires stepping outside routine—and this program is designed to stretch participants in the best possible ways. A Program Built to Strengthen Community Now more than 25 years old, the Chamber's leadership program remains one of the region's most impactful professional development opportunities. Since 1999, it has graduated nearly 300 people—small-business owners, town staff, nonprofit leaders, educators, healthcare professionals, and engaged residents. Niki explains that the program offers a "wide-angle lens" view of Front Royal and Warren County. Participants explore how local government works, how social services operate, what drives economic growth, how nonprofits collaborate, and what challenges shape daily life in the community. Moreover, she emphasizes that the program serves the community just as much as the participants. Graduates leave with accurate knowledge, real-world context, and the confidence to correct misinformation that spreads on social media or in neighborhood groups. A Class Filled With Motivation—and Curiosity As Janet goes around the room, the class reveals a diverse mix of personal motivations: Nonprofit Leaders Looking for Deeper Understanding Andrea Ross, representing Warren County Habitat for Humanity, hopes to better understand the inner workings of the community she serves. Rachel Ross, newly relocated and working with Warren County Department of Social Services, wants to connect locally and learn the landscape. Doris Lockwood, a 20-year military veteran, appreciates the chance to see "how the community works—and sometimes doesn't." Small-Business Owners Seeking Connection Janet Counts, co-owner of Potomac Plumbing & Gas, supports women in business and wants a clearer picture of how her business fits into the local ecosystem. Jennifer Nicholson, owner of Jennerations Hair Studio & Spa, enrolled because friends raved about the program's impact. Local Government Employees Strengthening Their Roots Eric Jorgenson and Megan Clark of the Town of Front Royal see the program as a way to understand community needs more fully and collaborate across departments. Educators & Workforce Developers Expanding Their View Anna Walton from Blue Ridge Technical Center wants to form informed opinions—not guesses—about local issues. Lisa Mauck, an adjunct professor with Laurel Ridge Community College, completed the program 24 years ago and returned for a modern refresher. A Student With a Head Start Zachary Nicholson, the youngest participant, joined simply to learn about his community—earning praise from Janet for choosing curiosity over obligation. Together, their voices paint a picture of a community eager to learn, participate, and contribute. Evolution in a Growing Region As Janet and Niki reflect on the program's history, they acknowledge how dramatically the county has changed since its inception. Businesses have expanded, new neighborhoods have emerged, and local government has evolved. That's why Niki loves when alumni return; the learning is never truly finished. Importantly, Niki notes that town staff have participated every single year—a powerful endorsement of the program's relevance. Valley Health, too, is a consistent supporter, sending team members annually to strengthen cross-sector understanding. Connecting the Dots Across Sectors Because participants represent nearly every corner of the community—government, healthcare, education, nonprofits, small business—the program becomes a living network. "We all touch different people," Niki explains. The more accurate information leaders share, the stronger the community becomes. From tours of major institutions to hands-on sessions during government and education months, the program forces participants to move beyond assumptions and see the systems they inhabit. Holiday Hustle: The Chamber's Busiest Season In the second half of the episode, the conversation shifts from leadership development to full-blown holiday logistics. And for Niki, December is no small undertaking. The Christmas Parade & Merry Market The Front Royal Christmas Parade, one of the largest annual events downtown, draws more than 7,000 attendees—making it the third-largest community gathering. Interest is so strong that parade applications were requested as early as February. Beyond the parade, Niki outlines a full day of activities: Holiday performances at the gazebo The Merry Market featuring small businesses and seasonal vendors Children's activities Pancake breakfasts, open houses, concerts, and more As Janet jokes, it's the kind of day that makes Front Royal feel like a Hallmark movie—though Niki insists it feels more like the small-town charm of Gilmore Girls. Business After Hours & Community Giving Even with the holiday chaos, the chamber continues its regular programming. December includes: Coffee & Conversation, held the first Friday of every month Business After Hours at Royal Cinemas on December 9, raising funds for Warren County foster care A free screening of Elf afterward Cocoa & Cookies at the Chamber on December 19—open to everyone, not just members Looking Ahead: Education and Local Government As the leadership class finishes its introductions, Nikki previews their upcoming sessions: December: Education — tours, presentations, and immersive learning in local schools January: Local Government — meetings with officials, facility tours, and firsthand exploration of how decisions are made Janet can't resist teasing them about Public Safety Day, warning that Warren County Fire & Rescue legend Gerry Maiatico never misses an audience. A Class Just Getting Started As the conversation wraps, the participants settle into their first day as a cohort—curious, energized, and ready for the nine-month journey ahead. Janet promises to return in June to ask them what surprised them most, what they loved, and how the experience changed their understanding of Front Royal and Warren County. One thing is certain: this group is diverse, engaged, and poised to make a meaningful impact.

Sarah joins Zack with details on the next set of NextGen and Business After Hours events, plus Bridgman Holiday Village. Get details on this and more at smrchamber.com!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah joins Zack with details on the next set of NextGen and Business After Hours events, plus Bridgman Holiday Village. Get details on this and more at smrchamber.com!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sue Galligan, Director of Special Events, Brainerd Lakes Chamber, talking about the upcoming Business After Hours event, the Black Friday & Small Business Saturday sale at the Welcome Center and the Holiday After-Hours networking event. Sue also talked vendor space for the 2026 Home Show and Expo.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Sarah talks to Zack about the upcoming State of the Economy Breakfast in Niles, the HYPE Pitch Competition in Stevensville, Business After Hours at Four Winds Casino New Buffalo, and a Ribbon Cutting for the Downtown Buchanan Reopening Celebration. Find these are more events at SMRChamber.com, GreaterNilesChamber.com, and BridgmanCGA.org!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(Lander, WY) – The KOVE 1330 AM / 107.7 FM Today in the 10 interview series Coffee Time continued today with host Vince Tropea, who recently spoke with Owen Sweeney from the Lander Chamber of Commerce, along with John Whiteside, CEO of Sagewest Health Care. Sweeney and Whiteside stopped by to chat about the Business After Hours event taking place this Thursday, October 16, from 5:30 to 7 PM at SageWest Lander, located at 1320 Bishop Randall Drive. Whiteside teases what people can expect from the Business After Hours event, including meet-and-greets with new staff and facility tours. Sweeney fills us in on Chamber happenings, including the next Legislative Preview Luncheon and the 2026 Fremont Restaurant Week. Check out the full Coffee Time interview below for all the details! Be sure to tune in to Today in the 10 and Coffee Time interviews every morning from 7:00 to 9:00 AM on KOVE 1330 AM / 107.7 FM, or stream it live right here.

Sue Galligan, Director of Special Events for the Brainerd Lakes Chamber discusses upcoming events including Business After Hours, classes on MN Paid Family Medical Leave, Celebrate Crosslake and the highly anticipated Celebration of Excellence Event in November.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Sarah and Zack talk about Business After Hours and Ribbon Cutting events, a Tax Code update virtual meeting for businesses, and the groundbreaking of Project T in Benton Harbor. Get details and register to attend at SMRChamber.com!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah and Zack talk about Business After Hours and Ribbon Cutting events, a Tax Code update virtual meeting for businesses, and the groundbreaking of Project T in Benton Harbor. Get details and register to attend at SMRChamber.com!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah joins Zack to chat about this week's busy week of events, including ribbon cuttings, open houses, and a Business After Hours, plus lots more in the next few weeks at smrchamber.com!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah joins Zack to chat about this week's busy week of events, including ribbon cuttings, open houses, and a Business After Hours, plus lots more in the next few weeks at smrchamber.com!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah from the Southwest Michigan Regional Chamber joins Zack to cover the latest round of Grand Openings, Ribbon Cuttings, and Business After Hours. Join us at SMRChamber.com!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah from the Southwest Michigan Regional Chamber joins Zack to cover the latest round of Grand Openings, Ribbon Cuttings, and Business After Hours. Join us at SMRChamber.com!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah from the Southwest Michigan Regional Chamber joins Zack to chat about the upcoming Business After Hours and Ribbon Cutting events, plus the return of the Bridgman Street Dance at the Celebrate Bridgman event this Saturday, July 12. Get details and register for events at SMRChamber.com!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sarah from the Southwest Michigan Regional Chamber joins Zack to chat about the upcoming Business After Hours and Ribbon Cutting events, plus the return of the Bridgman Street Dance at the Celebrate Bridgman event this Saturday, July 12. Get details and register for events at SMRChamber.com!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Valley Today, host Janet Michael brings a mix of community insights and local initiatives. Joining her on the show are Niki Foster from the Front Royal Warren County Chamber of Commerce and her guests Aaron and Harmony Hike from the Hike Kids Foundation. Harmony and Aaron share their inspiring journey with the Hike Kids Foundation, which aims to empower children by providing essential support like clothing and school supplies. Harmony elaborates on their mission, influenced by Aaron's personal experiences growing up in poverty. Their upcoming event, Dueling Disco, is set to be a fun-filled fundraiser to benefit local children, featuring a dance competition with community leaders as participants. The Dueling Disco event promises great entertainment and an opportunity for community members to support local children. Participants, including Front Royal's Mayor, local police officers, and other notable figures, are set to compete in a dance-off to raise funds. The event also features live streaming, making it accessible to everyone. Niki details upcoming Chamber events, such as Coffee and Conversation, Chamber 101 sessions, business after-hours, and various educational workshops. These initiatives aim to foster a sense of community and provide valuable information to local businesses and residents. The Chamber continues to support local commerce through networking opportunities and educational events. The show wraps up with Janet and Niki discussing the importance of community engagement and the positive impact of building strong relationships through events and initiatives.  Learn more about Hike Kidz Foundation on their website: https://www.hikekidzfoundation.org/  Stay up to date on chamber events by following them on Facebook.

In this episode of The Valley Today, host Janet Michael chats with Gina Hilliard, President of the Luray/Page Chamber of Commerce, and Jen Jenkins, Parks Superintendent for Luray Parks and Rec, about the plethora of exciting events lined up for the community this year. Kicking things off, Gina and Janet discuss the chamber's rebranding efforts, which include a vibrant new logo, updated core values, and an impending website redesign. “We've received a lot of compliments on the new look,” Gina says, hinting at a fresh, community-focused vibe for the organization. Janet shares her enthusiasm, giving Gina a virtual pat on the back for the facelift. Jen Jenkins then takes the spotlight to outline the bustling calendar for Luray Parks and Rec. From the 21st annual Youth Trout Derby set for April 12th, to Arbor Day celebrations the following weekend, and the Movies on Main series, there's no shortage of activities. Jen passionately describes the Youth Trout Derby: “It's a big event for us. This year we're partnering with several groups to stock additional trout, ensuring a fantastic experience for everyone.” The derby, Jen highlights, is a community-sponsored affair, teeming with prizes, free lunches, and engaging activities for kids aged 2 to 15. Moving deeper into the spring and summer months, the conversation shifts to the upcoming monthly concert series, Evenings on Main. Starting in June, this free event features a variety of music from bluegrass to rock, accompanied by local food trucks. “Each concert is unique. It's a great place to hear good music and meet new people,” Jen explains. With a stellar lineup including local favorites and new bands, attendees are in for a treat. The July 4th celebration, dubbed Food, Tunes, and Boom, promises an expanded festival atmosphere with ten food trucks, multiple bands, and a fireworks finale. “It's really becoming a destination event,” Jen notes, highlighting new additions like inflatable activities and craft markets. PACA's beloved Sunflower Festival follows in August, bringing crafts, hayrides, and potential new attractions like axe throwing and a water obstacle course. “It's the hottest event literally,” Jen jokes, given August's sweltering heat. They discuss the finer details of these events, ensuring locals have all the information—whether it's where to register, what's new, or simply how to stay engaged through the town's online platforms. Gina briefly mentions the Luray Chamber's upcoming Business After Hours event at Blue Ridge Bank and the much-anticipated annual banquet in June. Mark your calendars for a Western boho chic-themed evening at Stover Hall, complete with a silent auction and Hanks BBQ.