30 th. Sheboygan Falls Chamber-Main Street Newsletter

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1 Merry Christmas & Happy New Year! December 2018 Celebrating 30 Years of Building for Success 30 th Sheboygan Falls Chamber-Main Street Newsletter 504 Broadway, Sheboygan Falls, WI (920) facebook.com/chambermainstreet

2 Member Highlights n Employees of Curt G. Joa, Inc., participated in the American Cancer Society-Road America Walk/Run held on October 27. Joa employees have been participating in the event for over 25 years as part of its community involvement commitment. This year, in order to boost donations, a Penny Challenge was created. Employees voted with pennies to determine the executive who would ultimately receive a pie in the face. Employees raised over $5,500 in employee donations alone. n John Frausto joins Kohler Credit Union as a financial advisor, exclusively serving the credit union s membership through MEMBERS Financial Services. MEMBERS Financial Services works in cooperation with Kohler Credit Union and complements the wide range of products and services the credit union makes available to its members. n Peter, Marilyn, Zach Mersberger and members of their staff attended Ignite Conference in Indianapolis. This conference allowed attendees to discover new technologies that benefit advisors and clients, discover ways to enhance the client experience, stay up-to-date with relevant regulatory changes in the industry and much more. n Pine Haven Christian Communities welcome Roxanne Taylor as Director of Nursing. Roxanne s clinical experience extends over a wide range of settings throughout her 35-year career in healthcare. Roxanne has her bachelor s degree in nursing from Concordia University. She is a licensed massage therapist, a nationally certified Benevolent Touch instructor and a Parish nurse. n Schenck is proud to announce plans to join CliftonLarsonAllen LLP on January 1, Schenck s president, Daniel Young, CPA, CVA, will lead the Wisconsin region as chief practice officer. CLA, like Schenck, has developed an approach to business grown out of a passion for the businesses in our communities and a deep concern for the people who make them run. n Sheboygan County Economic Development Corporation announced Innovation District Summit Attendees Call for Inclusiveness, Events and Personal Development. One hundred fifty individuals representing over 100 organizations participated. Participants provided feedback on 12 topics ranging from professional development, leadership and management, education, and lifestyle and wellness. A common theme was the need for Sheboygan County to be more inclusive as well as needing additional networking and professional development opportunities. For a copy of the report visit SheboyganCountyEDC.com/assets/Innovation/Innovation-Summit-Results.pdf. Congratulations To All! Ribbon Cuttings Love in the Name of Christ Better Life Chiropractic Nourish Holiday Open House And Newest Member A Holiday Open House was hosted by Pleasant View Realty (Jim & Gail Kapellen, N6050 Pleasant View Rd, Plymouth) for all seven county chambers. Everyone enjoyed the Holiday Spirit.

3 Sheboygan Falls in Its Holiday Finest Main Street Memories Kicks Off Holiday Season The City is truly adorned for Christmas! All of the beautiful outdoor and window displays at all of the businesses provide a festive Holiday atmosphere. Our special thanks to the City of Sheboygan Falls Utilities for hanging the lighted decorations, light pole garland, tree lights and winter banners. A special thank you to this crew for transporting and erecting the Community Christmas tree which was donated by Fritz & Ruth Holschbach. The Promotions and Design Committee Members Jessica Haefke, Christy Jacobs, Chris Tempas, Stefanie Trakel, Kim Strysick and Shirl Breunig for putting up the bridge garland. It takes lots of helping hands and we are sincerely grateful for your time and efforts! Sheboygan Falls businesses opened their doors to kick off the holiday season during Main Street Memories, with refreshments, sweets and treats, cookie decorating, children s activities, in-store drawings, cookie walks, craft shows, and holiday sales taking place throughout the City. Carolers were out spreading good cheer and Santa, Mrs. Claus and their elf made a special visit to all the good little boys and girls. The Sheboygan Falls Community Christmas Tree stands tall on the front lawn of the Municipal Building in a beautiful display of white lights. This wonderful holiday experience was made possible through generous sponsorships, volunteer ticket sellers and numerous activities that took place in the shops and restaurants. The rainy weather didn t hinder families from coming to Sheboygan Falls to enjoy this popular, familyfriendly, Christmas event. The kids enjoyed all the free activities and the cash registers were ringing with people Shopping Falls First for their Christmas shopping. MSM Holiday Raffle Winner Donna Mulder

4 Special Events and Calendar CMS Gift Certificates make the best gift!!! Never be at a loss for the perfect gift again purchase a Chamber-Main Street Gift Certificate! Redeemable at over 70+ retail and service providers. Shop Falls First and keep your dollars local providing for a vibrant Sheboygan Falls! Gift Certificates are available at Blattner s Piggly Wiggly, CMS Office or online at sheboyganfalls.org. The CMS Promotions Committee presented a $1,000 check to the Sheboygan County Cancer Care Fund from our recent Ladies Nite Out Raffle. Accepting the check is Tim Renzelmann of SCCCF. December 19 Economic Development Committee Meeting, 7 a.m MERRY CHRISTMAS! Office Closed January 1 HAPPY NEW YEAR! Office Closed 3 Promotion Committee Meeting 8am 16 SF EDC Meeting 7am 24 Board of Directors Meeting & SWOT Analysis 7:30-10:30am The Big Bundle Up is taking over Wisconsin again this year and we are looking for your help collecting warm winter items for those in need. The campaign will run from November 15 through January 2. All donated items will be distributed through the Sheboygan Falls Food Pantry and other local charities serving those in need. CMS office is a collection site.

5 Business Opportunities Board of Directors President: Sam Kohlhagen Vice President: Stefanie Trakel Secretary/Treasurer: David Horner Jean Born Mike Gustafson Jessica Haefke Scott Kuehn Paul Kuplic Mark McCabe Darryl Ottman Kasey Sipiorski Ron Walvoort Ray York Foundation Board President: John Blattner Vice President: Jim Fasse Phil Klemme Sam Kohlhagen Mark McCabe Dorothy Schueffner Jeff Selk BID Board President: Jim Fasse Ed Evanoff Melissa Geisthardt Mike Kennedy Mayor Randy Meyer Staff Executive Director Shirl Breunig Program Assistant Kim Strysick 508 & 508A Water Street (For sale or rent) Visit sheboyganfalls.org or call Shirl Breunig at for more information on these and other vacancies or let us know if you have a BUSINESS property available for sale or lease. Downtown 500 Water Street, Building for Sale, Office and Residential, contact Todd Smith, Pleasant View Realty at Broadway Street (former Stern Tannery Property) zoned C-1 Commercial 412 Broadway, Hair Graphics Salon & Spa, contact Steve Stoffregen, Shorewest Broadway, Sara s Saloon, contact North Shore Homes Broadway Building for Sale, Century 21, John Rohde, & 508-A Water Street, Contact John Olsen at or Marilyn Mersberger at Broadway Three offices from 400 to 600 sq. ft., contact Joe Richardson III Monroe Street (office space) various offices and suites available, call Monroe Street (Former Richardson Lumber Yard), contact David Richardson, Old Cty Rd PP (Former Richardson Furniture), contact David Richardson, /322 Pine Street, contact Marilyn or Tom Berlin at Pine Street, Building for Sale, contact Sue Erdman, Re/Max Universal Realty Other Locations 636 Leavens Ave, Point Drive-In Restaurant, contact Kevin & Jen Humphrey Fond du Lac Ave. contact Jeff Wolf at Fond du Lac Ave, Falls Monument Business Mall, call Land for Sale, 3-4 acres at Plankview Green, contact John Putnam Plankview Green Life Style Center, contact Ron Burrows, Vision Business Park Located on Cty. Trk. C and TT Offering generous incentives. Contact Shad Tenpas, City Administrator, or Al Mayer, for more information HWY 32 Land Development by Sheboygan Falls Properties, contact Mike Bartels Balsam, manufacturing/warehouse, contact Ed Gregorie

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