Crenshaw County Chamber of Commerce


by Beth Rogers
Comments Off on Tom Thumb Luverne- Jobs Available

Tom Thumb Luverne- Jobs Available

Several positions available –  check Indeed.com for more information.

https://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=tom%20thumb&l=Luverne%2C%20AL&vjk=bb3beb52455f2db8


by Beth Rogers
Comments Off on Jobs Available – Pepsi of Luverne

Jobs Available – Pepsi of Luverne

Scan the QR code for the latest job opportunities at Pepsi of Luverne.

pepsi qr code

 

 

If you’d like to list your company’s available jobs, please contact the chamber office!


by Beth Rogers
Comments Off on Graduation 2022 – Congratulations!

Graduation 2022 – Congratulations!

Whether you’re graduating from college, high school, elementary school or kindergarten – you’re starting a new chapter in your life, and we are proud of YOU! We look forward to seeing your accomplishments.


by Beth Rogers
Comments Off on National Hospital Week 2022

National Hospital Week 2022

Crenshaw County is so blessed to have a wonderful hospital – we send our heartfelt thanks to every person who is a part of our county’s health care system. Each of you are a vital part of our community, and we are so thankful to have you!


by Carol
Comments Off on Chamber News

Chamber News

What a year 2020 was…..at least we were able to celebrate Bernie Sullivan as our Citizen of the Year, but unfortunately we were not able to offer any of the other events the Chamber sponsors until the Golf Tournament and Christmas Parade.  So we look forward to being able to host the following events sometime during the 2021 calendar year….Coaches Breakfasts, Citizen of the Year celebration, Taste of Crenshaw, County Yard Sale, Golf Tournament, Tree Lighting and Christmas Parade.  We are also working to offer some After Hours events that should interest you.
The Chamber Board of Directors is excited to announce that Kathy Smyth, owner of ReImagined and Luverne City Council member has joined the Board.  Kathy is very creative and believes in Crenshaw County and is ready to help anyone.  New faces and new ideas will bring new events to the Crenshaw County business community.  In that vein, we hope that you, as members of the Chamber, will offer suggestions for new events that you feel will best serve the businesses.  We are open to anything that will bring more businesses and more shoppers.
Thanks for your continued support and may 2021 be a great year for everyone.


by Beth Rogers
Comments Off on 2021 February Newsletter #6

2021 February Newsletter #6

SPOTLIGHT –  DSA Graphics:
Locally family owned and operated business with over 25 years experience.  We can help with all your embroidery, screen print, vinyl, magnet, banner, car decal and yard sign needs.  Drop by and check out what we have in stock or let us show you some custom options.  We are located at 838 South Forest Ave., Luverne or can be reached at 334-335-6196.  Hope to see you soon. 

Inline image

Inline image

          New Chamber Member

The Chamber welcomes Kathleen Tinkler, who recently moved here from Arizona.  Kathleen has years of custom dress making, loves gardening, baking and sewing and meeting new people and is open to a parttime job.                                                                         *********************** 
from Crenshaw Community Hospital:
See attached flyer with information about Cardio Screening event at the hospital on Friday, the 26th. 
from Crenshaw County Extension Office: Crenshaw County 4-H is asking the public to donate any size or flavor of peanut butter and jelly to help the local food pantries, senior citizen groups and children who are in need.  Donations will be picked up by the extension office and distributed through them.  Be sure to notice the donation boxes at the following businesses:  Crenshaw County 4-H Office, Luverne courthouse; Luverne Public Library; Crenshaw County EMA;  First Citizens Bank, Luverne or Highland Home; Old Gin Creek, Brantley; 4 Byrds Building & Industrial Supplies, Brantley; Brantley High School; Luverne High School.  The donation boxes will be in place through end of February, so plenty of time to make your donations to help fight hunger.  See attached flyer.


by Beth Rogers
Comments Off on February 2021 Newsletter #4

February 2021 Newsletter #4

from L & L Auto Glass:
We are looking to hire a glass technician/installer. MUST be 21 years old or older, and be able to pass a drug test. Pay will depend on experience. Must be reliable and willing to work. Call 334-304-2668.Luverne, Al. employer.
                                                    *****************

from Crenshaw Community Hospital:
Crenshaw Community Hospital will be hosting a free cardiovascular screening event Friday, February 26th from 8 a.m. – 12 p.m. This event is completely free for anyone who attends. Appointments are recommended, but walk-ins are welcome. Each visit should only last a few minutes. 
We know how much you value your employees, so I wanted to reach out to you to inform you of this opportunity. In 2018, we held a screening that discovered 2 cases of onset diabetes. I encourage you to encourage your team to attend. With COVID spreading so quickly, it is important that everyone knows of any underlying conditions they may have. People with cardiovascular problems are more likely to have more adverse effects from the virus. 

Please see the attached flyer and send it to your personnel!
Also, if you have any promotional material that you would like to include in the goody bags that will be given to the patients, please call Chloe at 334-368-2262. She will come pick them up!
Thank you,Chloe Langston

Marketing CoordinatorCrenshaw Community Hospital101 Hospital CircleLuverne, AL. 36049clangston@crenshawcommunityhospital.com

Cell: 334-368-2262 Phone: 334-335-1193

“The secret of getting ahead is getting started.” – Mark Twain
                                                            ***************************************
from Crenshaw County Extension Office: Crenshaw County 4-H is asking the public to donate any size or flavor of peanut butter and jelly to help the local food pantries, senior citizen groups and children who are in need.  Donations will be picked up by the extension office and distributed through them.  Be sure to notice the donation boxes at the following businesses:  Crenshaw County 4-H Office, Luverne courthouse; Luverne Public Library; Crenshaw County EMA;  First Citizens Bank, Luverne or Highland Home; Old Gin Creek, Brantley; 4 Byrds Building & Industrial Supplies, Brantley; Brantley High School; Luverne High School.  The donation boxes will be in place through end of February, so plenty of time to make your donations to help fight hunger.  See attached flyer.
                                                            ********************************


by Beth Rogers
Comments Off on January 2021 Newsletter 1

January 2021 Newsletter 1

Southeast AlabamaWorks is a Chamber member and as such, frequently provides helpful hints for workforce needs.
This is a business and industry survey from Southeast AlabamaWorks and a great opportunity for members to give feedback on training and workforce needs. Click on link below.   Thank you and Happy New Year!https://southeastalabamaworks.formstack.com/forms/business_needs_copy_1?fbclid=IwAR3WJvNqh8LA09y5RGqODkZZXLie8RiAQ05gAzWuC9M5gcIZCNsc8Z9TB2U

 We hope each and every one had a blessed Holiday season and is ready for an awesome 2021.


by Beth Rogers
Comments Off on Paycheck Protection Program First Draw Loans

Paycheck Protection Program First Draw Loans

Subject: PAYCHECK PROTECTION PROGRAM FIRST DRAW LOANS

The U.S. Small Business Administration, in consultation with the U.S. Treasury Department, is opening the Paycheck Protection Program loan portal on Monday, Jan. 11, 2021 at 9 am ET. When the PPP loan portal system opens on Monday morning, it will initially accept First Draw PPP loan applications from participating CFIs, which include Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs), Minority Depository Institutions (MDIs), Certified Development Companies (CDCs) and Microloan Intermediaries.

 The opening of the SBA loan system is designed to efficiently and effectively implement the Economic Aid to Hard-Hit Small Businesses, Nonprofits, and Venues Act and to ensure increased access to the PPP for minority-, underserved-, veteran- and women-owned small business concerns. SBA also is calling upon its lending partners to redouble their efforts to assist eligible borrowers in underserved and disadvantaged communities.

 SBA will continue to provide updates on operations during the week of January 11, 2021. Additionally, SBA plans to dedicate specific times to process and assist the smallest PPP lenders with loan applications from eligible small businesses.

Eddie F. Postell

Manager, Office of Small Business Advocacy

Alabama Department of Commerce

401 Adams Avenue, Suite 610

Montgomery, Alabama 36130

Office:  (334) 242-0485

Fax: (334) 242-0415

Toll Free: (800) 248-0033

Website: http://www.madeinalabama.com