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June 2012

LANDER AREA
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
160 North 1st Street, Lander,
WY 82520
307-332-3892—
www.landerchamber.com
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
Sarah Sweeney, President
McKee, Marburger & Fagnant
Tara Skiba, Vice President
Skiba Construction
Frank Smith, Treasurer
Central Bank & Trust
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Anjie McConnell, Past President
Lander Valley Cattlewomen
John Dailey
The Hitching Rack
Linda Barton
City Liaison
Bob Townsend
Miner’s Delight Inn
Bed & Breakfast
Jeff Young
Dowl HKM Engineering
Tami Olsen
Chisholm’s Jewelry
Lorielle Morton
McKee, Marburger & Fagnant, PC
Richard Gould
Lander Art Center
Beau Wendling
New York Life
Krista Lobera
Holiday Inn Express & Suites
PROFESSIONAL STAFF:
Scott Goetz
Executive Director
Carol King
Associate Director
Create & Grow Your Digital Brand
Session 1: Riverton, Wed., June 6, 9-4
Intertribal Center, Central Wyoming
College, Cost $99, lunch provided
My Business is on Facebook.
Now What
Get insight into how organizations are
successfully building their online
presence.
Session 2: Lander, Thurs., June 14, 9-4
PitchEngine office, 329 Main St., Cost
$250 includes 2 people from each
business, lunch provided
Practical, Relevant Ways to Grow Your
Business in the Digital Era
Prerequisites: Day One session, or a
very good working knowledge of the
importance of online marketing and
tools available to execute a marketing
plan. This interactive workshop format
will walk participants through the process
of understanding how their organization
can maximize their online and
mobile exposure and best market online.
To register: Online: www.wyen.biz,
click classes; or call 307-857-1174 or
1-800-969-8639, or email Margie
Rowell at mrowell@uwyo.edu
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Inside June 2012
Upcoming Seminars 2
Message from the President 3
Inside the Depot 4
Events Calendar 5
Business Briefs, Parks & Rec 6
Member Profile, Rotary 7
Board member Lorielle Morton 8
New CEO at LRH 9
Renewing members 10
From The
Executive
Director
Hello again,
We are just a few days
away from Lander’s big
summer kickoff weekend. The
Lander Brew Fest has grown
to 2 days. The FART ride is
growing, and the Wind River
Rugby Challenge and a Car &
Bike Show have become part
of the weekend’s festivities.
We are expecting
between 2500-3000 visitors
from all over the country for
the weekend and I hope we
can make them all feel
welcome and have a great
time.
Wyoming Travel &
Tourism is expecting a good
summer visitation season and
our own website statistics look
very promising as well.
Tell all your friends
what great things there are to
do in this area and help bring
as many people to town as
possible.
Sincerely,
Scott Goetz
Executive Director
www.landerchamber.com

Thanks to Lander Vision
for hosting May Business After Hours!
UPCOMING SCHEDULE
See you in September!
A Message
from the
Chamber
Board
President
First and foremost I want to
plug the Chamber’s annual Brew
Fest. It will be held the evening
of June 8 th and the afternoon of
June 9 th . Mark your calendars,
buy your tickets, and join us for
some fun. Visit
www.landerbrewfest.com for
more details on this expanded
two-day event. There will be
good food, great beer and live
entertainment. You can click on
links on the website to get a
sneak peak at the featured bands.
www.landerchamber.com
Bring your lawn chairs and enjoy
this Lander-style event!
From what I’ve read over the
last couple of days, it sounds like it
may be a long, hot summer here in
Lander. West Nile carrying mosquitoes
have officially arrived; the
grasshoppers (at a magnitude of
100 per square yard!) are soon to
follow; and municipal water users
are already being asked to conserve
water. In other words folks,
buy yourself a case of bug spray,
stock up on car wash tokens to get
rid of the grasshopper guts you are
about to endure, and roast your
s’mores over the fire soon before
the campfire bans begin.
Don’t let me get you down. Of
course summer in Lander also
means a fabulous Fourth of July
celebration, summer concerts in
the park, the Farmers Market,
hikes to the falls, visits to the ice
cream shop, golf, baseball, and so
much more! Think Local, enjoy
all that Lander has to offer, and
appreciate the tourists and events
that bring a boost to our local
economy.
Once again, don’t forget to
utilize your valuable Chamber
benefits: update your member
profile on our website, drop off
some business cards or coupons,
and post a “Hot Deal.” The summer
tourists are a-comin’ and they
need to know about your business
and what you have to offer.
See you at Brew Fest!!!
Sincerely,
Sarah Sweeney
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These Tax Free Dollars were presented by Chamber Board Members Richard Gould, Anjie McConnell and Tami Olsen
and Lander Chamber Ambassadors Gary Nolde and Allen Robinson.
Baldwin Creek Rental
Center & Self Storage
Alexander Excavation
The rental center has been serving Lander and the surrounding
area for 13 years and thank the community for it’s support. We
rent most anything you might need: excavation equipment, skidsteers,
trenchers, forklifts, scissor lifts, lawn & garden equipment,
concrete tools & hand power tools. We also have a complete line
of party rentals for your wedding, family/class reunion, tables,
chairs, dance floors, etc. We also do small engine repair and sell
chainsaws & string trimmers. What George can’t fix isn’t broken!
We also rent storage units. For all your rental or engine repair
needs call 335-8750, or stop out and see us at 675 Baldwin Creek
Road, across from the high school football field.
Josh Wells Electrician
Established in 1981, Alexander Excavation, Inc. is
locally owned and operated by Wade Alexander. They
are a full service Excavation Company that is fully
Licensed and Bonded.
They offer a wide range of services, which include:
all excavation & general construction work, septic
systems, sewer/water, roads, utilities, site prep & snow
removal. They also carry topsoil, fill dirt & gravel. No
matter the size of your project, they are ready to help
you. Alexander Excavation, Inc. is located at 101
Garfield, Lander or can be reached at (307) 332-4956,
Monday-Friday.
Sagewind Health
Wells Electric wants to say Thank You to the Lander community for all
your support. We have been serving the Lander area since 2009, and are
now growing!
We want to introduce Scott Wahl, the newest member of Wells Electric.
Scott is a licensed Journeyman electrician with over 8 years of experience,
and is currently working towards his Masters License. We are extremely
happy to have Scott on board and feel his professionalism and
positive attitude make him a great fit. Scott resides in Lander with his
wife, Amy, and their twin girls, Samantha and Alexa.
With over 20 years of experience in the electrical trade, Josh Wells
Electric can get the job done for all of your residential needs. We offer
free estimates, fair prices and prompt service. We specialize in many
scopes of residential work including troubleshooting and repair, lighting
design, remodel work, and new construction. There is no house project
too big or too small. Call 307 349 6514. Thanks Lander for making Josh
Wells Electric your electrician!
P.S. Please mention this advertisement and receive 10% off your next
service call.
Natural Choices for you and your family! A family health practice
that integrates ancient and modern modalities and applies them according
to the wisdom and spirit of Classical Chinese Medicine and Naturopathic
Medicine.
Wendy Gebhart was born and raised in Fremont County. She received
her undergraduate degree from Augustana College in Rock Island,
IL, where she graduated with a double major in biology and psychology.
She attended graduate school at the National College of Natural medicine
and received a doctorate of Naturopathic Medicine and a Masters of
Science in Oriental Medicine. She moved back to Fremont County six
years ago with her husband and two boys.
Services offered include nutritional counseling, bio-therapeutic
drainage, homeopathy, acupuncture, botanicals/herbs, emotional support,
allergy testing, hormone testing, neurotransmitter testing, aromatherapy,
lab work/health fair interpretation. There are also teas, vitamins and other
products for sale at the clinic.
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Date Event Time Location Contact
JUNE
1-3 Fremont County Spring Spectacular Fremont County Fairgrounds 856-6611
Carnival
noon-10 p.m.
Livestock Shows Beginning at 8 a.m. June 2 & 3
6 Create & Grow Your Digital Brand 9-4 Intertribal Center CWC 857-1174
Session One: My Business is on Facebook. Now what
8 LANDER BREW FEST! 5-9 pm Soccer fields next to LVHS 332-3892
9 LANDER BREW FEST! 2-7 pm Soccer fields next to LVHS 332-3892
9 Wind River Rugby Challenge 12:30 pm Soccer fields next to LVHS 332-3892
4-30 Pioneer Village Summer School 9-noon Museum of Am West 335-8778
14 Create & Grow Your Digital Brand 9-4 PitchEngine, 329 Main 857-1174
Session Two: Practical, Relevant Ways to Grow Your Business in the Digital Era
16 State Hershey Track Meet all day LVHS track 332-4647
Butch Cassidy, My Uncle book signing 10 a.m. Fre. Co. Pioneer Museum 332-3373
20 WLRC 100th Anniversary 9am-9pm WLRC campus 335-6700
and Brain Drain
21 First day of Summer!
21-22 Wild & Scenic Film Festival 5:15-7pm Grand Theatre 332-7031
23 Cowboy Campfire 6:30pm Louis Lake Lodge 330-7571
23 WOC’s 45th anniversary celebration 8 a.m. Lander Community Center 332-7031, x 17
29-30 Relay for Life 5pm-9am LVHS track 335-6891
JULY
Farmers Market 5-6:30 p.m. Museum of American West
Every Tuesday starting July 17-Oct. 9
Farmers Market 9-11 a.m. Downtown Main St. location TBA
Every Saturday starting July 14-Oct. 13
3 Bills Family Freedom Festival Fireworks dusk Sinks Canyon Road
3-4 Pioneer Days Rodeo Rodeo Grounds
4 Half marathon, 5K 6 am Starts at Centennial Park
Pancake breakfast 7:30 am Lander Senior Center 332-2746
Pioneer Days Parade 10 am Main Street
Buffalo Barbecue 11 am Lander City Park
Lander City Fireworks Dusk Rodeo grounds
4 2nd annual Paxton Cady Memorial 6 pm Willow Creek Arena
Bullriding
11-15 International Climbers Fest all day Various 349-1561
14-15 South Pass City Gold Rush Days various South Pass City
21 Buffalo Tracks 5K run/walk 8 a.m. 168 Yellowcalf Rd, Ethete 307-247-0270
21 RiverFest Art & Music in the Park all day City Park 332-5772
26 Jalan Crossland Concert TBA Museum of Am West 335-8778
28-Aug 4 Fremont County Fair “Best Days of Summer” Fremont County Fairgrounds 856-6611
AUGUST
4 Pioneer Village Day 10-4 Museum of Am West 335-8778
CALL THE LANDER CHAMBER TO HAVE YOUR EVENT LISTED IN THE CALENDAR!
www.landerchamber.com
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Parks & Recreation
Highlights
Lander Parks and Recreation is extremely
fortunate to have many volunteers
dedicate extensive hours to our community
parks. Last summer Nathan Linton’s Eagle
Scout project involved scraping and
painting our Sinks Canyon Center. This
spring, Terrell McNiven for his Eagle
Scout project, reconstructed the rotted
deck on the Sinks Center.
Bridger and Jeff Kimber coordinated a
grant and volunteers to help erect three
flag poles on the edge of the Little League
“Reynolds Field”. They look really
awesome when a breeze is blowing.
The Lions Club constructed a shelter
over the picnic tables at the Lions Shelter
in City Park last summer. This summer
they are completing the project with the
2nd Sunday
1pm Fre. Co. Historical Society
Monday
9am
11:45am
5-7pm
7pm
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County Commission
Lander Art Guild
Book Nook Sale
VFW Bingo
Tuesday
6pm City Council
7:30pm American Legion
3rd Tuesday
2pm City/School Joint Powers
Board
Wednesday
7am LEADER
8am MLS, Realtors
Noon Rotary
6-9pm Open Studio, Art Center
8pm Karaoke @ The Forge
1st Wednesday
7 pm Popo Agie Anglers
installation of electricity and rock uprights
to match the existing shelter.
The Dirt Bike Park, which was
originally built as Alan Mandel’s Eagle
Scout project, is getting an upgrade. Alan
Mandel along with Jess Hinkle have been
spearheading its reconstruction. Those
involved in the upgrade include dirt from
Artery Construction hauled by the City
Street Department, Steve Donovan along
with manpower and machinery from
Precision Dirt Works, installation of a
water source by the City Water
Department, volunteer labor from the
Lander Cycling Club, and Fremont Toyota
with a golf cart to pack the dirt. Jess
Hinkle along with resources from his
businesses Eagle Uniform and Old Town
1st & 3rd Wednesday
6:30 pm Lander Lion’s @ Tony’s Pizza
1st Thursday
1-3pm Lander Library Friends
Thursday
Noon Kiwanis
1:15pm Stroke Support, LRH
7:30pm Marine Corps League
2nd and 4th Thursday
7pm B.P.O. Elks Lander Lodge
#2317
3rd Friday
7-9pm
Senior Center dance
Saturday
10am-4pm Book Nook Sale
5pm Wind River 4x4 Assoc.
2nd Saturday
6-9pm Scotch tasting, Miners Delight
Inn
If you have an event you would like added to the monthly calendar,
please give us a call and we will gladly add it!
Coffee brought in professional mountain
biker Kyle Jameson to redesign the Park.
This summer Brandon Linton as his Eagle
Scout project will construct a fence around
the parking lot with City crews installing
grass and gravel to complete the entrance.
The Band Shell which volunteers Scott
Harnsberger and Jim Massman have been
working on and raising money for over 10
years should get the concrete base built
this summer at the High School soccer
fields.
Kyle Sandall, as his Eagle Scout
project, along with John Johnson and the
Museum of the American West will be
constructing a bridge over a culvert to
complete the 1 mile path that circles the
High School.
This week new wood fiber was spread
at the City Park playground by the LDS
Youth Group.
The Forestry Crew from the Honor
Farm has been invaluable for clearing
wooded areas for fire safety and access
for our residents to public land.
The volunteer Skate Park Committee
has obtained the final plans for the
Skateboard/Bike Park that will get built
next summer at North Park when
additional money is raised.
The volunteer Greenway Committee
has mapped out a future pathways plan
for the City’s new Master Plan. They
flagged the future pathway that will go
behind the Detention Center along the
Popo Agie River.
The volunteer Parks and Recreation
Committee are looking at upgrades to
Centennial Park along with plans for
future projects. Cade Maestas and Mike
Lillygren along with Parks and
Recreation Crews constructed a Frisbee
Golf Course in McManus Park,
completing one of the Commission’s long
time goals.
The volunteer Tree Board (Lander
Urban Forest Council) continues to
advocate for Lander’s Trees with an
Arbor Day Celebration, tree pruning
workshop, tree giveaways, work days,
and fund raising for new trees to replace
our aging forest.
Lander Parks and Recreation thanks
all those named and unnamed who help
make Lander a special place to live and
play!

The Rotary Club of Lander is
celebrating 75 years of service to
the local, national, and international
communities. Started in
1936, the local club is part of an
international organization with
1.2M members who serve people
in primary areas such as literacy,
disease prevention, and community
development. Rotary is the
largest service Club in Lander.
Lander Rotary currently has 73
members – just short of a goal of
75 in honor of its 75 th year. Current
club President, Mark Randall,
says the Club is in a growth phase
and is attracting the same caliber
of members as has always been
the case. “Rotarians in general are
professional men and women who
have a desire to network, serve
one another, and help those in
need,” he said. Locally, the Club
has provided service in a number
of ways: from distributing free
dictionaries to third graders, providing
scholarships to local high
school students, and financially
supporting various non-profits and
service agencies throughout Fremont
County. This year, the Club
adopted a “Charity of the Month”
program that raised money each
month for outstanding agencies
such as the Care and Share Food
Bank, One Stop Help Center, Lander
Children’s Museum, and the
Lander Pet Connection.
The Club also sponsors a Rotary
program called Interact
within Lander Valley High
School, and a leadership program
called Rotary Youth Leadership
Awards (RYLA). The local
RYLA effort is one of the top two
among all Rotary clubs in the
country. Lander Rotarians like to
have fun, too. The Club sponsors
the annual Buffalo BBQ on July
4, and this year, hosted their first
annual, “Shamrock Shindig” on
March 17 that raised over $8,200
– monies that will go directly
back into the community.
Perhaps the most significant
impact of Lander Rotary has been
their investment in the Lander
Community Foundation (LCF). In
2008, the Club transferred the
corpus of its own local foundation
to the newly formed LCF, an
amount that today accounts for
over half of the entire balance of
the LCF.
International service efforts
have included projects in Mexico:
building schools and offering
scholarships for needy children.
The primary focus of Rotary International
has been the eradication
of polio –an effort that is near
its goal and has raised hundreds
of millions of dollars. Local Rotarians
contribute annually this
effort.
Know someone who can do a
remodel for me Who can help me
with my taxes Where’s the best place
for a good steak A very important
benefit of your membership to the
Lander Chamber of Commerce is
business referrals. The Chamber refers
its members to walk-in personal
visitors to the office, via telephone
calls, through the website, LanderTalk
and email. Members can now track
Benefits of Chamber Membership
these referrals through the Chamber
website software, ChamberMaster.
Call the Chamber if you need help
with your login name and password;
we are happy to stop by and give you
a quick tutorial, it’ll only take a few
minutes.
Another benefit is the placement of
brochures and business cards in the
wall racks in the Chamber office.
Members can also have their
information included in the relocation
packets and/or vacation packets that
are requested. This is a very
economical and easy way to reach
your target audience, whether it’s
visitors needing a motel to stay in or a
newcomer to town exploring all the
great things Lander has to offer.
The Lander Chamber of Commerce,
working hard for your business!
www.landerchamber.com
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Lorielle Morton is a Chamber Board Member
I was born and raised in
Lovell, Wyoming and spent most of
my youth there before moving to
Missoula, Montana after my
freshman year of high school. I
eventually fell in love with
Missoula and stuck around long
enough to receive my bachelors in
accounting from the University of
Montana. After graduation, I started
my career in public accounting with
McKee, Marburger & Fagnant, P.C.
My husband and I loved Lander
and both of us felt very settled in
the community, however, we were
expecting our first child and felt the
pull to be closer to our families (in
Montana). We moved to Billings
where I worked for a large regional
public accounting firm. I enjoyed
my time there and worked with a
broad range of clients and
continued to specialize in the area
of tax. In the meantime I earned an
MBA from the University of
Wyoming, passed the CPA exam,
Jade earned a Master’s Degree from
Rocky Mountain College, and we
welcomed our second daughter into
the world. After a few busy years in
Montana, we had the opportunity to
move back to Lander. It was a
difficult decision in terms of being
away from our families again but
an easy decision in knowing the
type of community we were
returning to and how much we
loved it in Lander the first time
around.
The move back to Lander was
three years ago now. We’re happily
raising our two daughters here (3
and 6 years old) and we’re thrilled
to be back. I am glad to be back
with McKee, Marburger &
Fagnant, P.C. where I am the tax
manager and am able to serve many
members of our wonderful
community. We enjoy raising our
daughters here, and we plan to
continue taking advantage of all the
great things Lander has to offer!
How can I market my business in a rural economy
This is the number one topic clients want
to discuss when meeting with the Wyoming
Small Business Development Center.
Now is your opportunity to gain social
media marketing expertise from a leader in
the field.
Jason Kintzler, founder and CEO of
Pitch Engine along with Fabian Lobera,
COO of Pitch Engine, will be helping
small businesses learn how to utilize social
media tools and better market their businesses.
Jason, a national speaker at major
universities, wants to share his knowledge
on a local level with Wyoming businesses.
Two workshops in Fremont County will be
presented in June. Please don’t miss this
opportunity to glean information to reach
out and market your business more effectively.
RIVERTON: My Business is on Facebook.
Now what Wed., June 6 , 9 –4
Are you asking that exact question You
are not alone! Join the professionals from
Pitch Engine on Wednesday, June 6, 2012,
from 9:00 am – 4:00 pm, to learn how to
turn your social media presence into dollars.
You will learn about available online
business tools and how they work; which
social networks work and why; mobile
devices and the future of reaching customers;
online ads and analytics; and get an
understanding of where your organization
fits into this new world. Registration fee
for this session is $99, lunch included.
Speaker: Jason Kintzler, CEO Pitch Engine;
Fabian Lobera, COO Pitch Engine
Location: Central Wyoming College-
Intertribal Center, Intertribal Center Community
Room - ITECC 116
LANDER - PRACTICAL RELE-
VANT WAYS TO GROW YOUR BUSI-
NESS IN THE DIGITAL ERA
Thursday, June 14, 9-4
This will be a highly interactive session
that will walk participants through the
process of understanding how their organization
can maximize their online and mobile
exposure. The goal for this workshop
will be for participants to understand the
elements of a successful online marketing
plan and actually use those elements to
develop a plan for their organization. Registration
for this session is $250 per business
(can accommodate 2 people from each
business), with lunch included. Attendance
at the Riverton, June 6th session is not required
to attend the June 14th session, but
attendees should have tried various online
methods to promote their business
(Facebook, Yelp, Google adwords, etc.)
and are looking to ramp it up. Must have
some experience with social media and
online tools. REGISTER TODAY AS
CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED TO THE
FIRST 15 BUSINESSES THAT SIGN
UP!!!!
Speaker: Jason Kintzler, CEO Pitch Engine;
Fabian Lobera, COO Pitch Engine
Location: PitchEngine Offices
To register for these workshops go to
Wyen.biz, click on classes, click Search for
Wyoming Small Business Classes and look
under Marketing & Sales. If you have any
questions, please contact Margie Rowell,
mrowell@uwyo.edu, 308-857-1174.
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New LRH CEO
Lander Regional Hospital (LRH)
announced recently that Stephen M.
Erixon, FACHE, a veteran hospital administrator
with more than 30 years of
concentrated healthcare experience, will
become its new chief executive officer
(CEO) effective June 4. Erixon replaces
Rebecca Brewer, who has served the hospital
as interim CEO since November.
"We are fortunate to have someone
of Steve's caliber of experience and expertise
leading Lander Regional Hospital
into the future," said Don Bivacca, president
of the National Division of LifePoint
Hospitals(r) of which LRH is a part. "He
has a proven track record of success in
driving quality improvement, building
strong relationships with physicians and
staff, expanding service lines, and growing
market share."
According to Bivacca, Erixon comes
to Lander Regional Hospital from Rainy
Lake Medical Center in International
Falls, Minnesota, where he has served as
interim CEO since January 2011. Previously,
he was president and CEO of
Skaggs Regional Medical Center in Branson,
Missouri from 2006 to 2009; president
and CEO of Baxter Regional Medical
Center in Mountain Home, Arkansas
from 1998 to 2006; CEO of Memorial
Mother Frances Hospital in Palestine,
Texas from 1996 to 1998; and CEO of
Columbia Bay Area Medical Center in
Corpus Christi, Texas from 1993 to 1996.
He was also a hospital administrator for
Hospital Corporation of America (HCA)
from 1987-1993.
Erixon holds a Master of Health Administration
degree from Duke University
and a Bachelor of Arts degree in
business economics from the University
of California at Santa Barbara. He is
Board Certified in Healthcare Management
and a fellow of the American College
of Healthcare Executives.
"I'd like to thank Rebecca Brewer for
her service to Lander Regional Hospital
over the past six months. Her commitment
to helping our hospital manage this
period of transition with such tremendous
success is commendable," said Joe
Quiroz, chairman of LRH's Board of
Trustees. "I'd also like to welcome Steve
Erixon, who I am confident will be a
wonderful addition to both our hospital
and community.”
www.landerchamber.com
WELCOME TO OUR NEW
CHAMBER MEMBERS!
Tammy Green dba Krazee Beautiful
@ A Trade Secret
530 Garfield St., Lander, 332-2431
Wind River Information Systems
John B. Brown
109 Grand Cedar Road, Lander, 335-4123
Siam Cafe
Ann Kunze
720 E. Main St., Lander, 332-3007
Wanted Auto Service
Lacey Lemley
740 E. Main St., Lander, 332-4135
Adam E. Phillips, Attorney at Law PC
260 Lincoln St., Lander, 332-2034
Frigid Frogg
Denise & Dean Webster
116 Eden W. Main, Farson, 307-705-2999
Rocky Mountain Oncology
Cindy Reed, Lander; Lisa Scott, Casper
15 Shrine Club Road, Lander, 332-0324
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Thank you renewing Members!
We want to thank the following RENEWING members for their continued support!
Ben Freedman
906 Main St., Lander
Wyoming Quilts
Linda Johnstone
305 Main St., Lander
Wyoming Windows & Cabinets
Chris & Karlene Moore
3011 Hwy 287, Lander
Community Entry Services
Shawn Griffin
2441 Peck Ave., Riverton
Anita Wilson
177 N. 3rd St., Lander
Triple xXx Rodeo Co.
Duane & Barb Cady
Willow Creek Road, Lander
Holiday Lodge
Rick & Barb Clark
210 McFarlane Dr., Lander
The Caterers
Rowena Bland
831 N Federal, Riverton
Fremont County Pediatric & Allergy
Clinic
Dr.s Barnes, Dr. Fallin, Tonya Blakemore
115 Wyoming St., Lander
Critter Chiropractic Inc.
Dr. Stephanie Brewer
431 Main St., Lander
Craig’s Floor & Window Coverings
Roger Haase, Craig Haase
1018 E. Main St., Lander
Maz’s House & Mobile Home Movers
& Brentlee Homes
Martin & Margaret Mazurie
420 Fremont St., Lander
Lander Community Foundation
Lisa Lowham
PO Box 1131, Lander
Porter’s Mountain View Supply Inc.
Leonard Kosirog
750 E. Sunset Ave., Riverton
Help for Health Hospice
Laura Toppenburg, Director
PO Box 73, Lander
Clark’s Landscaping
Brian & Jill Clark
PO Box 1204, Lander
Air Lander
Andy Gramlich
920 Mountain View Court, Lander
Lander Llama Co. & The Bunk House
Scott & Therese Woodruff
2024 Mortimore Lane, Lander
Homestead Properties
Lori Griffin
920 Mountain View Court, Lander
Alice Guschewsky
636 Fremont St., Lander
Lander Valley Real Estate
Juanita Duncan
450 Main St., Lander
Sweetwater Food & Beverage LLC
Ron Hansen
8116 Hwy 789, Lander
Gannett Peak Sports
Ronda McFall & Brian Stanford
351 Main St., Lander
Twin Pines RV Park & Campground
Steve and Verna Brown
7345 Hwy 789, Lander
info@landerchamber.org
www.landerchamber.com
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