News Release: 12/27/2022

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Member hosted events

Dec 22-Jan 3^rd - NO SCHOOL SCPS

Jan 3^rd – Chamber Membership Committee Meeting

Jan 4th - Ribbon Cutting @ Institute for American Karate

Jan 5^th – Chamber Education Committee Meeting

Jan 5^th – Chamber Events Committee Meeting

Jan 6^th -Chamber Executive Board Meeting

Jan 10^th – Chamber Board of Directors Meeting

Jan 11th – Ribbon Cutting Ceremony @ Fairway Liquors

Jan 12^th – Lunch and Learn w/ Growth Solutions

Jan 13^th – Young Leaders Government and Justice Day

Jan 18^th – Midday Mixer @ Virgilio’s Auto & Diesel

Jan 24^th – Midday Mixer @ Shelby County Public Schools

SAVE THE DATE

FEBRUARY 18TH, 2023

6P-10P

THE GATSBY

Pit Boss Presenting Sponsor - Edwards Moving & Rigging

Tommy Gun Tequila Freeze Sponsor - $2500

Bonnie & Clyde Iced Bourbon Sponsor - $2500

Gangster Jail Photo Booth Sponsor - UofL Health Shelbyville Hospital

Fountain of Youth Sponsor - $1500

Bourbon Street Money Booth Sponsor - $1500

Table of Chance Sponsor(s) - $250

Sluggers Roofing

Tickets $75 per person

Includes 2 drink tickets

Unlimited gaming

Hors d'oeuvres

Chance at tons of prizes

much more!!

Sponsors will receive discounts on tickets and some levels include free tickets!!

Dress to impress as we take a step back in time to the roaring 1920's!

CHAMBER MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

Starting 2023 off strong! Check out the different ceremonies and lunch and learn opportunities below!!

Welcome to the Shelby County

Chamber of Commerce

Hagan Engineering, PLLC

Will Hagan

506 Main Street Shelbyville

haganengineering@gmail.com

Broker House Lending

Andy Shelby

702 Washington St, Shelbyville

andys@brokerhouselending.com

Shelby Veterinary Clinic

Dr. Melissa Mitchell

61 Legacy Court

vets@shelbyveterinaryclinic.com

Primerica

Jeremy Cloninger

77 Mack Walter Rd Ste 301

(502) 426-4295

acp85@primerica.com

Alzheimer's Association

Lisa Young

502-473-5341

layoung@alz.org

The Greater Kentucky and Southern Indiana Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association provides service and education to 125 counties across greater Kentucky and southern Indiana. Over 5 million Americans are living with the disease and more than 90,000 of them reside in our service territory. Services provided include education programs for persons with dementia, caregivers, professionals and the general community as well as support groups and a 24/7 Helpline. Further, the Chapter advocates at the state and national level of government for research and support services on behalf of the people of Kentucky who suffer from Alzheimer's disease.

All Dry Services of Frankfort, Georgetown & Shelbyville

Cam & Lauren Kingsolver

(502) 550-8075

Lauren.kingsolver@myalldry.com

All Dry provides restoration services for residential and commercial customers experiencing water damage or emergencies, flood, storm or fire damage. Other services include mold remediation, odor removal and micro-sanitization. All Dry professional and compassionate staff is IICRC certified, trained and equipped to service clients, 24/7, when the unexpected occurs. If your home or business has recently experienced a disaster, there's already a lot on your mind. Cleaning up the mess and bringing your property back to its pre-damaged condition shouldn't be another thing you need to worry about. Call us (502) 550-8075 or find us online at www.myalldry.com. 

CHAMBER MEMBER ANNOUNCEMENTS

Shelby County News

• Shelbyville/Shelby County Parks Update:

Christmas Holiday Hours

Christmas Eve – CLOSED

Christmas – CLOSED

Mon, Dec 26^th – 8 am – 5 pm (open swim 12-5 pm)

Sales Tax Update

Effective January 1, 2023, the state of Kentucky requires sales tax to be charged on the following services:

- Youth & Adult sports

- FAC memberships

- Facility rentals

- Personal training

- Fitness classes, including water aerobics

We are offering a 20% discount on FAC memberships purchased by December 31st! Join today at the FAC front desk!

Governor Beshear Update

• Pediatric Flu Deaths in Kentucky Reach Record High
• Kentucky on track to have worst flu season in at least 10 years

• Gov. Beshear announced that in 2022, Kentucky recorded its best year for growth of its signature bourbon and spirits industry, with over $2.1 billion in new investments and approximately 700 new jobs for Kentucky residents.

• Kentucky Supreme Court School Choice Decision
• In a unanimous decision, the Kentucky Supreme Court today ruled that the school choice program passed by the General Assembly that would have provided dollar-for-dollar tax credits to those who donated money to private or charter schools in Kentucky is unconstitutional.

• “This issue ought to be done. We can’t send public dollars directly or indirectly to private or charter schools, nor should anyone try. The answer is to work together to improve our public school system,” said Gov. Beshear. “Let’s provide funding, let’s provide that raise so that we can get enough teachers in the classroom and let’s invest in technology and social and emotional learning the way we need to.”

MARTHA LAYNE COLLINS HIGH SCHOOL ROBOTICS PRESENTS:

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