LanderChamber of Commerce

2015 APRIL NEWSLETTER

LANDERCHAMBER OF COMMERCE

160 North 1st Street Lander, WY 82520

307-332-3892www.landerchamber.com

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Jeff Young, PresidentTrihydro

Lorielle Morton, Vice PresidentMcKee, Marburger & Fagnant, PC

Krista Lobera, TreasurerHoliday Inn Express & Suites

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

John DaileyThe Hitching Rack

Home Source Realty

Susan WeidemanLander Vision Center

Jenna AckermanThe Middle Fork

RaDall Borton Second Amendment Armored Shack

Margie Rowell

PROFESSIONAL STAFF

Brian FabelExecutive Director

Carol KingAssociate Director

Jess RiceBubble Wrap-Artist

Rose BurkeEvent Coordinator

The next phase of development on our new website

is all about members promoting their business.

Many of you are already using it and love it. Now

more easily than ever, chamber members can directly

announce and promote deals, job openings, and business

events. (We just heard from two different businesses they

filled positions from our website.) We are thrilled to hear

positive results from our responsive audience.

Wait: posting on the chamber website is not only free for members but unlimited? How could it be better? This

is how: To guide you through the process we are launching

a series of two-minute videos, walking you step-by-step

through many tools and features on our website. (It’s even

easier than calling us. But we like that too!)

And that’s not all: once you post, we package

announcements weekly into a bundle and distribute them

via an email blast (or e-newsletter) and in-bulk regularly

on our Facebook page. (We know that our community

wants to keep the pulse on the latest-and-greatest Lander

has to offer, and we know you want help getting the word

out!)

Next: Spring is here and it’s the perfect time to

participate in our Flower Barrel Program. As you know, the

chamber is also Lander’s Visitor Center, and we believe in

the first impression of our town. Lining our streets with

wayfinding signage and bright, cheerful flowers shows

visitors we welcome them to Lander. (Read more details

about the program inside.)

Finally, along with a touch of Spring Fever, we are hard

at work planning our two big summer events: Lander

Brewfest and Lander LIVE. If you love festivities and

summer excitement, just daydreaming of

these events are going to peel your winter

socks off. Get ready!

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Preview Summer 2015LANDER BREWFEST

Nothing kicks off

summer better

than the annual

beloved Lander Brewfest.

Two very exciting changes

to this year’s program: City

Park and free entry for non-

drinkers. We’re moving the

event location back to City

Park for closer proximity to

town and the mercy of shade

trees. Encouraging families

and non-drinkers to partake

in this year’s event, Brewfest

will be free and open to the

public including live music,

lawn games, trivia, and more.

If you’re interested in

tasting over twenty craft

brewers’ entries from

Wyoming, Idaho, Montana,

Utah, and Colorado—21+

aged drinkers may purchase

passes and cups at Brewfest

gates ($30 for one day /

$50 for both days) or pre-

purchase (save a few bucks

and skip the lines) online.

So flip the calendar and

save the dates: June 12 (5-

9pm) and June 13 (2-7pm).

Online sales start April 1 at

www.landerbrewfest.com and

find out more information

about brewers, music, and

adjunct events such as

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Brewers’ Golf Tournament,

and the Fremont Area Road

Tour.

LANDER LIVE

The Lander Chamber is

excited to announce

Lander LIVE: a four-

part, outdoor live music

concert series. Every other

Tuesday, beginning July 21,

excellent touring bands will

perform at Jaycee Park by

the Lander caboose. Come

out to hear a variety of mu-

sic and enjoy the tastings of

local vendors. Bands will be

announced soon, so save the

dates (7/21, 8/4, 8/18 & 9/1)

and get ready to cut loose by

the caboose!

Sponsors, vendors, and other inquiries about Lander Brew-fest and Lander LIVE and please contact Rose Burke, Event Coordinator, via email at rose_burke@landerchamber.org.

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For the past 24 years,

the Lander Chamber

Beautification

Committee has coordinated

the wildly flourishing Flower

Barrel Program: a business-

sponsored “greenscaping”

of Lander via re-purposed

whiskey barrels and bright

annuals throughout town.

Now that a certain promise

of spring has made a special

guest appearance, it is time

to start planning for your

very own barrel of summer.

In the 2014 season there

were 61 refills and 19 new

barrels, lining our streets

with over 80 casks of locally

with fresh soil and this

year’s chosen hand grown

specimens: Yellow Butterfly

Daisies and burgundy / deep

purple Petunias. Sprouts’

and a team of coordinated

volunteers deliver your

barrels to the storefront the

first week of June (depending

on which version of summer

weather we’re experiencing.)

...Just add water.

See insert for order forms

or contact the chamber for

getting-your-hands-dirty type

of volunteer opportunities.

grown, floura-coordinated

annuals. This year the

committee hopes to double

numbers of participants: it is a

great way to show your Lander

pride and support.

How it works: in April

and the first week of May

businesses purchase or “re-

fill” a flower barrel with the

chamber - via newsletter

flyer, phone, or in-person. By

May 15, the Beautification

Committee delivers a final

count to Sprout’s Greenhouse

(they even keep your past

participant barrel in storage

over the winter) and the

container is assembled

Ever wonder how new businesses get started in Lander? Have a great idea, but

don’t know where or how that idea can grow?

Lander Economic Development Association (LEDA) launches a new business

networking and development event on April 22: “It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere.... in

Lander.” With collaboration from the Lander Chamber of Commerce, this series targets

new and seasoned entrepreneurs, showcases available commercial spaces in Lander, and

highlights opportunities for economic growth in our creative, inventively robust town.

The first in the new LEDA-hosted series takes place at 8116 Hwy 780, a commercial

space owned by Ron Hansen, proprietor of the Wind River Outdoor Company and the

Popo Agie One Stop.

Cade Maestas, president of LEDA, commented on the potential for this type of event

to draw thriving new businesses to Lander and to spark an entrepreneur’s imagination:

“There’s plenty of space in Lander for new ideas to take root and flourish, and this is just

one way you can make that happen.” So, all you potential business owners, where are

you going to be April 22 at 5pm?

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Lander Economic Development Association (LEDA) launches a new business development and networking event beginning April 22: “It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere... in Lander.”

Calendar of EventsEV

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SAPRIL

1 Jazz Ambassadors of the U.S.

Army Field Band Concert FREE. LVHS

7pm. 332-2509

1-4 LVHS and MS Select Art Show Lander Art Center 332-5772

2 WY Community Bank Discovery Speakers Series @ 1433 Main Street,

332-3339 FREE, 7pm. Sponsored by

Fremont County Pioneer Museum.

9 WY Community Bank Discovery Speakers Series @ 1433 Main Street,

332-3339 FREE, 7pm.

10 Lander Art Walk 6pm-8pm, FREE.

Participating businesses on Main Street.

332-5772

10-30 Lander Art Center’s Annual Members Show (thru May 16) 6-8pm

Artist Opening on 4/10. 332-5772

11 McDonald’s Kids Exploration: Sheep Shearing Day @ 1433 Main

Street, 332-3339 FREE, 7pm. Series by

Fremont County Pioneer Museum.

11 Lander Annual Gardening & Backyard Living Expo 9-3pm LVHS, 350

Baldwin Creek Road. 307-332-3114.

20 Lander Community Concerts present Rainbow Dance Theatre LVHS, 7pm. 332-2509.

REPEATING EVENTS2nd Sunday 1:00 pm Fre. Co. Historical Society

Mondays 9:00 am County Commission

11:45 am Lander Art Guild

5:00 pm Book Nook @

The Carnegie

7:00 pm VFW Bingo

Tuesdays 6:00 pm City Council

7:30 pm American Legion

3rd Tuesday 2:00 pm City/School Joint Powers

Board

Wednesdays 7:00 am LEADER

8:00 am MLS, Realtors

Noon Rotary

6:00 pm Open Studio, Art Center

1st Wednesday 7:00 pm Popo Agie Anglers

1st & 3rd Wednesday 6:30 pm Lander Lion’s @

The Oxbow

3rd Wednesday 10:30am Fre Co Suicide Prevention

Coalition 349-4495

Thursdays Noon Kiwanis

1:15pm Stroke Support, LRH

7:30pm Marine Corps League

1st Thursday 6:00 pm Lander Library Friends

2nd and 4th Thursday 7:00 pm Elks Lander Lodge #2317

3rd Friday 11:00 am Fre Co Suicide Prevention

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7:00 pm Senior Center Dance

Saturdays 10:00 am Book Nook on Main

Location & Carnegie Room

5:00 pm Wind River 4x4 Assoc.

2nd Saturday 6:00 pm Scotch tasting, Miners

Delight Inn, Atlantic City

COMMUNITY DIGEST

Jazz Ambassadors of the U.S. Army Field Band ConcertApril 1, 7pm

Who: Jazz Ambassadors of the U.S. Army Field Band from Washington D.C.What: Free family concert from big band swing to patriotic latin bebopWhere: Lander Valley High School AuditoriumWhy: Nationally honored U.S. Army musicians free concertHow: landerconcerts.org or 307-332-2509

Lander Main Street Art WalkApril 10, 6-8pm

Who: Sponsored by Lander Art CenterWhat: Main Street Art Walk Where: 6 participating businesses in a 2-block radius on Main StreetWhy: A great excuse to spend the early evening on a walk experiencing art and seeing post-hibernation friends How: Shoes, maybe a coat, and showing up ready for inspiration

Lander Annual Gardening & Backyard Living Expo

April 11, 9-3pm

Who: Trade show, vendors, food, and concessionsWhat: An expo on awesome things we grow and play with in our backyardsWhere: Lander Valley High SchoolWhy: Because we’re about to get our summer onHow: Get there early and be ready to have your planters blown

BUSINESS AFTER HOURS

April 16 WYOMING CATHOLIC COLLEGE

May 21 ACU-HEALTH ACUPUNCTUREUPCOMING BUSINESS AFTER HOURS SCHEDULE

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Harper’s Index473: Number of confirmed-human attendees

3: Thoroughbred race winners

69000: Dollar amount raised at event

21000: Dollar amount exceeding prior Extravaganza record

4: Runs to town for Bud Light case resupply

17: Number of winks from Kip Attaway

87: Bob-shovels of ice (a new metric unit)

0: Final dollar amount owed on LCCC

Benefit Administrators Inc.Lynn Johnson732 W. Collins Dr., Casper Bonneville Builders LLCJerod & Joni Gould, Richard & Dayle Bird2147 No. 2nd St., Lander Crackerbox Fireworks LLC & Caramel PopMaxine & Verner Haas4872 Hwy 287, Lander

Gales Carpet One Floor and HomeMike & Heather Becker220 E. Main St., Riverton Gannett Peak SportsThomas Pede351-B Main St., Lander

Homestead PropertiesLaurie Griffin288 Cascade, Lander

Lander Bodyworks Inc.Sophie Mosemann605 Main St., Lander Lander Library Friends AssociationRay Charles, President451 N. 2nd St., Lander LEADER CorporationDave Kellogg, Bill Sniffin Co-Presidents185 S 5th St. Lander Mountain West Business SolutionsRandy & Janet Barker118 Federal Blvd., Riverton NAPA Auto PartsRick Bestul391 Main St., Lander Northwestern MutualJacob Huhnke933 Main St., Suite 2, Lander

Plains TireMitch Hassell, Manager1175 N. Federal Blvd., Riverton SageWest HealthcareSteve Erixon, CEO1320 Bishop Randall Dr., Lander Washakie ApartmentsMargaret Sheperd630 Washakie St., Lander Wyoming Life Resource Center8204 N. Hwy 789, Lander

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NAME: ________________________________________________BILLING ADDRESS:____________________________

ADDRESS FOR FLOWERS:____________________________PAST PARTICIPANTS:$45 BARRELTotal Number:________________NEW PARTICIPANTS: $80 BARRELTotal Number:________________

Please send this letter and your payment to:Lander Beautifi cation Committee160 N. 1st St., Lander, WY 82520

Payment must be received before your fl owers are delivered.

The Lander Beautifi cation Committee is pleased to offer the fl ower container program again this year to interested businesses and organizations. We would like to invite everyone to be involved with this program, which began in 1991 with the participation of Sprout’s Greenhouse.

This year we are once again offering to refi ll fl ower containers. The price includes the fl owers, the container, delivery, pick up in the fall and storage of the container. It is your responsibility to water the fl owers. Delivery is the 1st week of June, when weather permits.

Flowers this year will be yellow butterfl y daisy and burgandy and deep purple petunias.

To sign up complete the form below and return to the Lander Chamber of Commerce. Payment and registration must be received by May 15 and before your container is delivered.

FLOWER CONTAINER PROGRAM

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Registration fee is $25 if you register by April 17th. After that, it is $30. Registration payable to Central Wyoming College - Employment Expo. Send payment to Riverton Workforce Center, 422 East Fremont, Riverton, WY 82501.For more info, call (307) 856-9231 or send email to DWS-Riverton-WC@wyo.gov.

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Registration fee is $25 if you register by April 17th. After that, it is $30. Registration payable to Central Wyoming College - Employment Expo. Send payment to Riverton Workforce Center, 422 East Fremont, Riverton, WY 82501.

For more info, call (307) 856-9231 or send email to DWS-Riverton-WC@wyo.gov.

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Daily: Northern Arapaho Experience Room - A cultural treasure of Arapaho artifacts and artwork open every day. Call in advance for a schedule of Arapaho Elders who share Arapaho language lessons and traditional story telling. Wind River Casino. 10269 Highway 789. 307-851-5394. windriverhotelcasino.com April 1 Lander U.S. Army Jazz Ambassadors perform at the Lander Valley High School. Sponsored by Lander Community Concerts Association. 7 pm. Free. Lander Valley High School auditorium, 350 Baldwin Creek Rd. 307-332-2509, landerconcerts.org/ April 1-April 4 Lander Art Center final last few days to see the "LVHS and MS Select Art Show." Admission is always FREE. The art center is open Tues. - Thurs. from 10 - 6pm, and Fri. - Sat. from 10 - 4 pm. 224 Main St. 332-5772, landerartcenter.com April 2 Lander Fremont County Pioneer

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Museum presents: WY Community Bank Discovery Speakers Series: Buffalo Soldiers at Ft. Washakie – One County/Many Voices. 7 pm, Free, 1443 Main St., 332-3339, randywisepioneermuseum@gmail.com April 4 Riverton The VFW will host an Easter Egg Hunt from 1 - 4 pm at Sunset Park. Free Refreshments and Prizes. West Sunset Drive and North 2nd St. April 9-12 Riverton 12th Annual Theatre Showcase short theatre pieces directed and designed by students. An assortment of one-act plays, comic sketches, musical performances, and dance pieces performed in-the-round. 2660 Peck Ave. Performance dates: Thursday, April 9, 7:30 pm, Friday, April 10, 7:30 pm, Saturday, April 11, 7:30 pm, Sunday, April 12, 2:30 pm, 855-2217, mmyers@cwc.edu April 9 Lander Fremont County Pioneer Museum presents: WY Community Bank Discovery Speakers Series:

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Scottish Heritage - an evening with bagpiper Ray Price. Enjoy complimentary scones. (One County/Many Voices.) 7 pm, Free, 1443 Main St., Lander, 332-3339, randywisepioneermuseum@gmail.com April 10 Lander Main Street Art Walk, 6 - 8 pm. Enjoy the fresh air, art, and conversation during this Main Street Artwalk. Participating businesses are within a two-block radius. Open 6 - 8 pm. unless otherwise noted. Enjoy Lander Art Center-224 Main St. (open 5 - 9 pm), Old Town Coffee-300 Main St., The Middle Fork-351 Main St., Sweetwater Studios-135 N. 2nd St., Lander Bake Shop-259 Main St., & Global Arts- at 360 Main St. 332-5772, landerartcenter.com April 10-30 Lander Art Center presents the annual favorite art show "Members Show." Come meet all the talented artists at the Artist Opening from 6-8pm. Refreshments will be served. Admission is always FREE. Show runs thru May 16. The art center is open Tues. - Thurs.

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from 10 – 6 pm, and Fri. - Sat. from 10 - 4 pm. 224 Main Street. Call 332-5772, landerartcenter.com April 11 Lander Fremont County Pioneer Museum presents: McDonald’s Kids Exploration: Sheep Shearing Day, 1 - 4 pm, Free, 1443 Main St., Lander, 332-3339, randywisepioneermuseum@gmail .com April 11 Riverton Comedy Night at the Riverton Elk Lodge, 207 East Main. Show starts at 6:30 pm. Tickets $25.00 at Hoffman Electric at 217 East Main St. For more details call 856-3600 or 330-5464. April 11 Atlantic City "Second Saturday Scotch Sipping at Six" at 7,600 Feet in Wyoming’s Wind River Range. The tastings begin at 6 - 9 pm. Join your hosts, the Townsends, at the historic Miner's Delight Inn Bed and Breakfast "Two-Bit Cowboy Saloon" in rustic Atlantic City. Tickets are $25 per person. 332-0248, bandb@minersdelightinn.com, minersdelightinn.com April 11 Lander Annual Gardening & Backyard Living Expo! Enjoy a trade show, workshops, a Kid’s Corner and food concessionaires. Lander Valley High School, 350 Baldwin Creek Rd., 9 – 3 pm, 332-3114, dianaolson@wyoming.com, popoagie.org

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April 18 Riverton 4th Annual Trapper Jake Festival - a memorial celebration in honor of the late great trapper mountain man legend Jake Korrel. Festivities and games will run from 10 - 4 pm. Refreshments. Held at the Wind River Heritage Center, 1075 S. Federal. Free admission. 856-0706. April 18-24 Dubois All School Art Show at the Headwater Arts and Conference Center at 20 Stalnaker. 455-2687, headwaters@wyoming.com, headwaterscenter.org April 20 Lander Community Concerts Association presents Rainbow Dance Theatre, 7 pm. This show fuses West African Dance, Haitian Dance, Hip Hop, Martial Arts and American Modern Dance this high-impact, rapid-fire performance. Lander Valley High School, 350 Baldwin Creek Rd. 332-2509, http://landerconcerts.org/ April 24 Shoshoni 3rd Annual Cowboy Poetry Gathering featuring over half a dozen poets, 3:30 pm, at the Shoshoni Fire Hall, 104 East 2nd St. Free. Call for more details: 876-2777. April 25 Riverton Open Mic Night at Mammoth Music. 10-minute slots are available on the last Saturday of each month to musicians, bands, and other stage performers for this family friendly evening. FREE admission. 7-

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8:30 pm. 318 East Main St. 856-0258 April 29 Riverton Concert Meta les Mexican Brass Metals. The band combines fine classical chamber music, non-stop audience interaction, and their inimitable Latin American charm. Tickets $10 for students / $15 for adults, at the Central WY College Box Office and Mammoth Music. 7:30 pm. 2660 Peck Ave. 855-2214, jogg@cwc.edu April 30 Riverton Central WY College Spring Music Showcase! CWC’s Handbell Choir, Collegiate Chorale, and CWC Community Concert Band perform. This free show features students from the CWC Music Program, Riverton High School Band and Chorus, and community members. 2660 Peck Ave. 7:30 pm. 855-2214, jogg@cwc.edu This exciting events calendar is provided by the WIND RIVER VISITORS COUNCIL …your Fremont County Lodging Tax Dollars at Work! *Don’t forget to use our hashtag to post your Wind River Country memories at: #windrivercountry

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CELEBRATE HEALTHCARE DECISION DAY and VOLUNTEER WEEK with FRONTIER!

Gather information and resources on Advance Care

Planning.

Discover the joys of being a Hospice Volunteer. Hear

personal experiences and learn about volunteer

opportunities.

Learn About Bereavement and Grief Support

available to our patients, caregivers, their families

and our community.

Explore the many facets of home health and hospice

care, including the We Honor Veterans program.

View “Consider the Conversation,” an award-

winning PBS film focused on conversations about

end-of-life.

Free Resources and assistance will be available

throughout the open house.

To learn more, call 307-332-2922 or 307-856-4127

Join Us for

Conversation & Refreshments

April 16, 2015, 1:00 – 4:00pm

Frontier Home Health and Hospice 230 North First Street, Lander

To learn more, call Frontier at 307-332-2922 or 307-856-4127

SOUP AND SUPPORT: Monthly Support Group for current and past caregivers Meets monthly at 11:00-12:30pm. Light lunch provided.

PATHYWAYS THROUGH GRIEF: Six Week Educational Seminar and Support Group for community members who have experienced the loss of a loved one

Meet six consecutive Thursday Evenings from 5:30-7:00pm. Riverton Library, 1330 W. Park Ave, Riverton

Next Session scheduled to begin in August. Contact Maria Sage, Volunteer Coordinator at 307-856-4127 to learn more.

CLINIC TYPE LOCATION DAY OF MONTH TIME

Foot Clinic Dubois Senior Center 1st Friday 10:00am-12:00pm

Foot Clinic Sertoma, 524 N 6th E, Riverton 2nd Tuesday 11:00am-12:00pm

Foot Clinic Lander Senior Center 3rd Wednesday 8:30am-12:30am

Blood Pressure Mountain Vista Senior Living Center 1st Tuesday 8:30am-9:30am

Blood Pressure Lander Senior Center 2nd Tuesday 11:30am-12:30pm

Blood Pressure Warm Valley Senior Center 2nd Thursday 11:30am-12:30pm

Blood Pressure Lynne Gardens Senior Housing 3rd Tuesday 12:00-1:00pm

Blood Pressure Pushroot Court Senior Housing 3rd Thursday 11:00am-12:00pm

Foot Clinics by appointment only. Blood pressure clinics accept walk-ins. Provided in partnership with Fremont In-Home Services, a WY 501 C-3 Non-profit

Lander: Second Tuesday @ Noon

Frontier Home Health and Hospice Office 230 North First Street, Lander

Riverton: Fourth Thursday @ Noon

Riverton Library 1330 W. Park Ave, Riverton

Monthly Bereavement Support Group open to the Community Meets monthly at 12:00pm. Light lunch provided.

Lander: Third Thursday @ 11am-12:30pm

Frontier Home Health and Hospice Office 230 North First Street, Lander

Riverton: First Thursday @ 11am-12:30pm

Riverton Library 1330 W. Park Ave, Riverton

MONTHLY FOOT CLINICS AND BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINGS

SUPPORT GROUPS AND CLINICS