Jan 2018 chamber

Lander

Chamber of Commerce

Think Lander First

SHOP LOCAL

2018

January

newsletter

introduction

From the Executive Director

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e have so much to be thankful for as we head into the new year. Our holiday season Think Lander First/Shop Local campaign was a huge

success! We had over 45 merchants participating and another 15 in the storefront competition. Congrats to all who took part in decorating their businesses and celebrating the holiday with zeal! Our retail and restaurant industry group will be circling the wagons in early January to plan for the spring season’s new initiatives to continue helping our local economy grow.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Mika Baker, President Central Bank and Trust

Steve Liebzeit, Vice-President First Interstate Bank

Susan Weideman, Treasurer Lander Vision Center

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Michelle Mazur Elevate Rehab

Joanne Slingerland Central Wyoming College

Construction and fundraising continue on the new Visitor

Ann Espinosa

and Chamber Business Complex facility. Currently, we are on

Home Source Realty Inc. Inter Mountain Builders

budget and ahead of schedule, with a projected move-in date

Dave Fehringer

of May—just in time for the summer season of visitors. To date we have privately raised $142,000, plus the additional $34,000 from the Ambassadors Extravaganza which kicked off the “funrasing” last year! This, coupled with an array of other grants and donations, make this a true community effort!

Finally, we invite you to submit nominations for our 2018 community awards ceremony, taking place on Friday, March 8, 12-1 p.m.

WH Smith & Associates, Inc.

Suzanne Norris Edward Jones, Lonnie Bull

Jonathan Tonkowich Wyoming Catholic College

PROFESSIONAL STAFF Brian Fabel Executive Director

Carol King Associate Director

Dot Newton Events Coordinator

Brian Fabel Executive Director Lander Chamber of Commerce

Lander

Chamber of Commerce

Think Lander First

SHOP LOCAL

Lander

Chamber of Commerce

Think Lander First

SHOP LOCAL

Community

Awards Photo: Brad Christensen

Where:

Lander Community and conv center

When:

Friday, March 9

Time:

12:00 - 1:00 pm

Tickets: One free ticket per membership

$30 per additional ticket Anchor Award Survived the challenge of time (business) Beautification Outstanding storefront appearance Rookie of the Year Innovation, enthusiasm, and creativity (business) Spirit of Lander Ignites enthusiasm with their participation (business) Lifetime Contribution Long-standing community commitment (individual) Chamber Ambassador of The Year Exceptional member of the Lander Chamber Ambassadors (individual) Employee of the Year Extraordinary performance (individual, presented by winning organization)

advance purchase necessary

Chamber Volunteer of the Year Outstanding support of the chamber’s mission (individual)

reserve or purchase tickets in advance:

info@landerchamber.org | (307) 332-3892

Community

Storefront Competition

1st Place Judged Reeds moghaun office supply

3RD Place Judged Valley Lumber

2nd Place Judged GANNETT PEAK SPORTS

the 15 Main Street businesses

that participated in the 2017 Storefront Competition. The ballots have been counted and the judges have submitted their marks and here are the 2017 winners! ​Also congratulations to Dalton Tschannen, customer and ballot submitter, for being our randomly selected winner of $100 Lander Bucks!​

randomly selected winner of $100 Lander Bucks! dalton Tschannen

Community

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any thanks to

Merry Christmas and thank

you for helping Lander look merry and festive for the holiday season!

1st Place peoples’ choice Palace pharmacy

New members

BUSINESS AFTER New Member Plaques Each month we welcome new Chamber of Commerce member Businesses by presenting them with a plaque Tumbleweed Gallery

shopping at Tumbleweed Fine Art Gallery,

When not ranching on her property

360 Main St., (307) 206-1052.

south of town, Francie Mortenson has Farm Bureau Financial Services, Jake Huhnke With the combined experience of 10 years, Jake Huhnke and Cori Slingerland are Farm Bureau Financial Services agents in Lander. They are here

Tumbleweed Gallery

“tumbled” around the world for many

to make insurance simple for you and are

years. She’s now ready to settle down in

committed to helping you prepare for the

Lander, and so began the Tumbleweed

future and protect what matters most.

Fine Art Gallery. The gallery features

Services offered include property and auto,

outstanding fine art paintings and

life, and business insurance; annuities,

prints, and at least four lines of exquisite

retirement funding and estate strategies. Let

jewelry. With years of experience

them help you through all stages of your life.

managing fine art galleries, Stephanie

Call (307) 332-3295.

Greeves, Tumbleweed’s manager, is on hand in store to provide excellent customer service. Stop in today and enjoy the

Farm Bureau Financial Services,

Member Benefits Promotion (what you get) • Business Directory Relocation & Travel Guide • Hot deal, promotion announcements, event listing, and job opening advertising • Brochures and business cards on display • Vacation, relocation and convention packets • Business Referrals, with reporting

Service (what you can use)

I was very pleased with the Lander Chamber’s Maximize Your Membership luncheon.

The staff covered numerous benefits of being a Chamber member, as well as how to drive more consumers to our businesses.

Brian Rohrbacher President | CEO, Atlantic City Federal Credit Union

• Bulk mail permit for savings of up to 30% • Mailing List and Monthly newsletter • Workforce Development Training Fund grant consultation services • Notary Public Service • Participation in Flower Barrel Program • Lander Bucks Local Currency program

Sign up for January Luncheon Learn how take full advantage of your member benefits (how to post deals, events, job posting, and track your results).

Community (what we do) • Visitor Information Center to all • Community Events Calendar • Toll-free business and information hotline

Where: Lander Chamber of Commerce When: Tuesday, January 23, from 12-1pm What: to bring: An open mind!

• Promote the Lander Area as the destination • Beautification (Christmas Lights on Main St.)

RSVP by calling 332-3892

• Shop Local Program

Events (how to get involved) • Free ticket to Community Awards Luncheon • Winter Storefront Competition • Small Business Saturday • Business After Hours, and ability to host • Annual Legislative Forum

Thank you to our Lunch Sponsor for our Maximize your membership Luncheon

mEMBER benefits

Maximize Your Membership

Events

AFTER January CalendarBUSINESS of Events 1 First Friday: Art & Live Music, The Middle Fork, 4-7:30pm 1 Day hike at Sinks Canyon, 10 am, Nature Trail parking lot 5 First Friday: Art & Live Music, 4-9:30pm, Middle Fork 5 Red Desert Audubon Art Show reception, 6-8 pm, Lander Art Center 6 Saturday Jam Session, noon-2pm, Lander Bake Shop 13 Book Sale at the Book Nook, 10am-4pm, Lander Library or upstairs at Bank of the West 13 Lander Library film “The Opera”, 12:55pm, Lander Library Carnegie Room 13 Food Bank Soup ‘n’ More Fundraiser, 5-7 pm, Lander Senior Center 18 Business After Hours, 5:30-7:30 pm, Bhava Shala Community Space 22 Lander Community Concert, 7 pm, Lander

Valley High School auditorium 25-27 Presentation of play “Almost, Maine”, 7:30 pm, Community Entry Services 27 2018 Cabin Fever Craft Show & Expo, 10am-4pm, Lander Community & Convention Center 27 Fremont Symphony Orchestra’s Mid-winter Musicale and Mingle, 3 pm, Covenant Presbyterian Church 27 Metropolitan Opera Live: “Tosca”, 11am-2pm, Lander Library Carnegie Room 30 Pedigree Stage Stop Sled Dog Race Meet and Greet 5:30-6:30 pm, Main Street

Tuesdays 6:00 pm City Council 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 & 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 1st Thursday 6:00 pm Lander Library Friends

31 Pedigree Stage Stop Sled Dog Race starts 9 am, Louis Lake parking lot

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

Repeating Events

3rd Friday 11:00 am Fre Co Suicide Prevention

Mondays 9:00 am County Commission 11:45 am Lander Art Guild 4:00 pm Book Nook @ The Carnegie

Saturdays 10:00 am Book Nook on Main & Carnegie Room

January 18, 5:30-7:30pm Bhava Shala Community Space 111 N 1st St, Lander

December Business After Hours @ Edward jones, lonnie bull

Networking

BUSINESS AFTER Business After Hours

SageWest Healthcare, Alan Daugherty

ALCHEMY, an artists coop

Frontier Home Health and Hospice, Shelley Gonzales

Scott Robeson Custom Woodworking & Fine Cabinetry

Good Place, Marla Lemm

SDI Construction, Dennis Selley

JACK FM - KTUG Radio, Murray Ritland

Union Wireless, PO Box 160

AmeriGas Propane Atlantic City Federal Credit Union, Brian Rohrbacher

WCS Corporation, Bill Sniffin

Basecamp 307, Reid Schell Camouflage Kennels Inc., EJ & Melissa Sullivan

Kusels Furniture & Appliance, Larry Kusel

Western Printing, Tracy & Don Davison

Lander Art Center, Stacy Stebner Central Wyoming College Clark’s Landscaping, Brian Clark Edward Jones, John Shade

Lander Bake Shop, Matt & Angie Flint Lander Community Concert Association

William H. Smith & Associates, Inc., Dave Fehringer Wind River Power Sports, Greg Scott Wyoming Community Gas

Family Chiropractic, Vince Irene Lander Library Friends Association First Interstate Bank, Julie Cox Labyrinth, Chris Amend

Wyoming State Winter Fair, Theresa Harmati

Fremont Broadcasting, Joe Kenney Fremont County Pioneer Museum, Scott Goetz

Outlaw Cabins, Beverly Wunder

Wyoming Wireless, Authorized Verizon Wireless Dealer, Rick Swain

Fremont County School District #1, Dave Barker

Rocky Mountain Power, Larry Elcock

Wyoming Windows & Cabinets, Chris & Karlene Moore

Fremont Frameworks, Jared & Anne Scott

Rocky Mountain PreMix Concrete, Bob, June & Brad Hulme

Moe Joes, LLC, Jared & Lisa Foutz

Lander

Chamber of Commerce

Think Lander First

SHOP LOCAL

Renewing Members

Friends of Wyoming Life Resouces Center

Renewing Members

AAA Stowaway Storage & Tweed Lane Storage, Kim & Beth Johnson,

PRESORTED STANDARD U.S. Postage Paid LANDER, WY PERMIT NO. 78

This issue of the chamber newsletter is printed by Western Printing

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Fremont County, WY

January – February Events 2018

Check out more unique Wind River Country winter activities to enjoy at http://windriver.org/portfolio/winter-activities/

JANUARY REPEATING EVENTS: Daily Riverton Northern Arapaho Cultural Insights into art, artifacts, and stories. Wind River Hotel & Casino.

851-5394,10269 Highway 789. windriverhotelcasino.com Mon. - Sat. Lander Wind River Wild Horse Sanctuary Tour and Native American horse culture and history by appointment only.

438-3838, 8616 Hwy. 287.

WindRiverWildHorses.com Weekdays Lander Eagle Bronze Foundry tours. Learn the lost wax casting method. $5. Walk-ins/group tours. 130 Poppy St. Call 332-5436, kayla@eaglebronze.com Ongoing Dubois Wildlife viewing tours of largest bighorn sheep herd in the U.S. Nov.-March by appointment. Tours are 3-5 hours. Up to six people. Dress for high altitude. 455-3429, bighorn.org Lander Trivia Thursday. Hilarious fun, specials, and prizes. 7-9pm. Coalter Loft.

332-8228, 126 Main St. Lander Lander Bake Shop Saturday Acoustic Jams. Play, sing, or listen. 122pm. 259 Main St. 332-3237, 349-0204 Jan. 5 – Feb. 17 Lander Lander Art

Center’s 37th Red Desert Audubon Art Show. Artist reception 6-8pm on Jan. 5.

Free. Tues. - Thurs. 10-6pm, Fri. & Sat. 10-4pm. 224 Main St. 332-5772, landerartcenter.com Weekly Lander Family Ice Skating at City Park. Skate rentals $2.50, admission $1.50. Mon.-Fri. 10am-5pm, Sat.-Sun. 125pm. Night skates on Wed. 7-9pm and Sat 7-10pm. Concessions on site. 3324647.405 E. Fremont.

Weekly Riverton Ice Skating at Tonkin Stadium - open during daylight. Skate rentals $3: Thurs. 3-6pm, Fri. 3-9pm, Sat. 12-9pm, and Sun. 12-5pm. West Main St. and Hillside Dr. rrecreation.com/iceskating.cfm

SINGLE EVENTS Jan. 1 Lander First Day Hike at Sinks Canyon State Park. Bring snowshoes or good boots. Dress warm. Meet at Nature Trail parking lot. Refreshments.

1-3pm. 3079 Sinks Canyon Rd., 332-6333, sinkscanyonstatepark.org, sinkscanyonstatepark@gmail.com

2-mile hike. 11am. Meet at the Dance Hall. Dogs on leashes permitted.

Refreshments.332-3684. 125 South Pass Main Street. southpasscity.com Jan. 11 – 21 Riverton Annual Wild West Winter Carnival! A Wyoming Winter Wonderland at various events around Riverton. Jan. 11 at 6pm KickOff Night Parade; Jan. 13: Kids Coin Grab, 5k Race/Walk, Ice Sculpting Contest, Car, Bike and Antique Snowmobile Show; Jan. 16: Team Scavenger Hunt; Family Ice Skating at Tonkin Stadium, Jan. 19-21 Ice Fishing Derby. junebug0701@yahoo.com, wildwestwintercarnival.org, facebook.com/wildwestwintercarnival Jan. 12 - 13 Shoshoni Women’s 5 Shot Rabbit Team Hunt & live band on Jan. 12: 6pm at Shoshoni Fire Hall. Jan. 13: breakfast, hunt, & awards at Fire Hall.

850-8242, 876-2450. 104 E. 2nd St Jan. 13 Lander Film: "The Opera."

Lander Library Carnegie Room.

Free. 12:55pm. 332-2650, 332-6203. 451 N. 2nd St.

Jan. 1 Lander First Day Hike at Boysen State Park. Bring good boots for a 1-mile hike. Refreshments. 10am. 120 Boysen Dr. 876-2796. john.bass@wyo.gov

Jan. 18 Riverton Riverton Museum: Paint and Create for all ages. Take home a masterpiece. $40 5:30-7:30pm.

Elks lodge. 207 E. Main, 856-2665

Jan. 1 South Pass City First Day Hike at South Pass City State Historic Site Park.

Bring good boots and dress warm for a

Jan. 19 - 21 Shoshoni Wild West Winter Carnival: Ice Fishing Derby at Boysen Reservoir 8am Jan. 19 till

For a complete list of events in Wyoming’s Wind River Country go to windriver.org ALL LISTINGS USE AREA CODE 307. Please confirm all details in advance. pg. 1 12-20-17

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2018 January – February Events!

Continued

noon on Jan. 21. Awards 2pm.

B&K Shoreline Shop. 259-7486, kkenyon1127@yahoo.com Jan. 22 Lander Lander Community Concert Assoc.: “Pavlo” A special Mediterranean flavored concert.

7-9pm. $20 adults/$10 students. LV High School Auditorium, 350 Baldwin Ck. 332-6824. landerconcerts.org Jan. 25 - 27 Lander Play: “Almost, Maine.” Love is lost, found, and confounded. $7, 7:30pm, 855-2248, 177 N. 3rd Street (CES Building), facebook.com/communalpancake Jan. 27 Dubois Jammin’ at the Museum! Held the last Saturday of the month. Free. Come play, sing or listen. 2-5pm. 455-2284.

909 W. Ramshorn, duboismuseum@gmail.com, Fremontcountymuseums.com Jan. 27 Lander Fremont Symphony Orchestra's Mid-Winter Musicale and Mingle. Solos and small ensembles of the orchestra. Reception. 3pm.

Covenant Presbyterian Church, 875 Fremont St. 332-6333 Jan. 27 Lander Cabin Fever Craft Show & Expo. Over 50+ vendors. 9am4pm, Community & Convention Center, 950 Buena Vista Dr. 217-2174, childersdc@gmail.com Jan. 27 Lander Metropolitan Opera Live Streaming: “Tosca,” by Giacomo Puccini. Adults $10, students $5. Lunch available. 11am-2pm. Lander Library Carnegie Room. 332-2650, 332-6203.

451 N. 2nd St. Jan. 30 - 31 Lander The Lander leg of the 23rd Pedigree® Stage Stop Sled Dog Race arrives Jan. 30th. “Meet and Greet” with mushers, crew, and dogs on Lander’s Main St. 5:30-6:30pm. No

dogs. Free. Jan. 31st race starts 9am at Louis Lake parking lot on South Pass Hwy. 28. No dogs. Details: 343-6130. racedirector@wyomingstagestop.org, wyomingstagestop.org, facebook.com/PedigreeStageStopRace

FEBRUARY REPEATING EVENTS: Daily Riverton Northern Arapaho Cultural Insights into art, artifacts, and stories. Wind River Hotel Casino.

851-5394,10269 Highway 789. windriverhotelcasino.com Mon. - Sat. Lander Wind River Wild Horse Sanctuary Tour and Native American horse culture and history by appointment only. 438-3838, 8616 Hwy. 287. WindRiverWildHorses.com Weekdays Lander Eagle Bronze Foundry tours. Learn the lost wax casting method. $5. Walk-ins/group tours. 130 Poppy St. Call 332-5436, kayla@eaglebronze.com Ongoing Dubois Wildlife viewing tours of the largest bighorn sheep herd in U.S. Nov. - March by appointment. Tours are 3-5 hours. Six people max. Dress for high altitude. 455-3429, bighorn.org Lander Trivia Thursday. Hilarious fun, specials, and prizes. 7-9pm. Coalter Loft.

332-8228, 126 Main St. Lander Lander Bake Shop Saturday Acoustic Jams. Play, sing or listen.

12-2pm. 259 Main St. 332-3237 Feb. 1 – Feb. 17 Lander Lander Art Center’s 37th Red Desert Audubon Art Show. Free. Tues. - Thurs. 10-6pm, Fri. & Sat. 10-4pm. 224 Main St. 332-5772, landerartcenter.com Weekly Lander Family Ice Skating at City Park. Skate rentals $2.50, admission $1.50. Mon.-Fri. 10am-5pm, Sat.-Sun. 12-5pm. Night skates on Wed. 7-9pm and Sat 7-10pm. Concessions on site. 332-

4647. 405 E. Fremont.

Weekly Riverton Ice Skating at Tonkin Stadium - open during daylight. Skate rentals $3: Thurs. 3-6pm, Fri. 3-9pm, Sat. 12-9pm, and Sun. 12-5pm. West Main St. and Hillside Dr. rrecreation.com/iceskating.cfm

SINGLE EVENTS:

Feb. 4 Lander The Lander Community Concert Assoc. presents “I Love A Piano” 7-9pm, Lander Valley High School, 350 Baldwin Creek. 332-6824. Tickets $10-$20. landerconcerts.org Feb. 10 Riverton Riverton Museum hosts: Murder Mystery at the Deadwood Saloon! Costumed participants solve the murder over dinner. Details/register: 8562665. 700 East Park.

Feb. 14 Lander Lander Art Center: “Plein air in thin air,” a film, display and presentation by rock climbing painter Joe Arnold. $5. Refreshments. Film 6-7pm.

Art displayed one night only. Open Tues. Thurs. 10-6pm, Fri. & Sat. 10-4pm. 224 Main St. 332-5772, landerartcenter.com Feb. 24 Dubois Soupenanny & Hootenanny: Soup & Bread Cook-off contest with live music. 5:30-7pm, and musical Hootenanny at 7:15pm.

Headwaters Arts & Conference Center.

20 Stalnaker St. 455-2687, headwaterscenter.org, needsofdubois.org Feb. 24 Dubois Jammin’ at the Museum!

Held the last Saturday of the month 2-5pm.

Free. Come play or listen. 455-2284. 909 W. Ramshorn, fremontcountymuseums.com This exciting events calendar is provided by the: WIND RIVER VISITORS COUNCIL Use our hashtag: #windrivercountry

For a complete list of events in Wyoming’s Wind River Country go to windriver.org ALL LISTINGS USE AREA CODE 307. Please confirm all details in advance. pg. 2 12-20-17

Your Home Health & Hospice Connection across Fremont County

Bringing Quality Healthcare Home Frontier Home Health & Hospice | Issue 01.2018

At Frontier Home Health & Hospice, we are committed to providing quality home health and hospice care to our patient and their families by focusing on their unique needs and goals.

We are honored to be a trusted part of their care plan when quality of life matters most.

HAPPY NEW YEAR! Since 1973, our local team of healthcare professionals has been committed to being a healthcare resource to Fremont County & beyond. Neighbors caring for neighbors. As we reflect on 2017 and our past accomplishments, we are proud of our services and community support and the trust you have shown us all these years. Thank you!

In 2018, we look forward to continuing our commitment to deliver compassionate and quality healthcare to our patients and families at home, provide relevant education and programs to our community, and have fun doing it!

HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! This month's newsletter includes a post of our free COMMUNITY SUPPORT GROUPS. Please post at your workplace, church, and favorite service organization. You can also share with friends, family and "club" members.

OH, & LIKE US! We invite you to follow us on our Facebook page, @FrontierFremontCounty.

als We are Loc

Partnering with Providers across Fremont County to deliver

Comprehensive Healthcare at Home

Transitional/ Custodial Services RN Case Managers Home Health Aides Respite Personal Emergency Response System (PERS)

We are here for you.

Hospice Home Health Skilled Nursing Physical Therapy Occupational Therapy Medical Social Workers Home Health Aides

Skilled Nursing Medical Social Workers Spiritual Counselors Bereavement/Grief Support Hospice Aides Hospice Volunteers

Call us to learn more about the benefits and eligibility requirements for transitional/custodial , home health and hospice services.

DID YOU KNOW: Frontier collaborates with two not-for-profit organizations to provide transition/ custodial and hospice services: Fremont In-Home Services and Friends of Hospice.

Lander: 307-332-2922 | Riverton: 307-856-4127 www.frontierhhh.com/fremontcounty

FREE Community Support Groups SOUP & SUPPORT GROUPS Monthly lunch and discussion with fellow caregivers about resources and services available to caregivers. Facilitated by Fremont In-Home Services, a not-for-

profit 501(c)3, in partnership with Frontier Home Health & Hospice

Riverton

Lander

First Thursday of each Month 11:00-12:30pm Wyoming Senior Citizens, Inc 106 W. Adam Ave, Riverton

Third Thursday of each Month 11:00-12:30pm Frontier Home Health and Hospice 230 N. 1st Street, Lander

Dubois - NEW Starting in 2018. Interested in joining us?

Contact us at 307-332-2922 to learn more.

COMMUNITY BEREAVEMENT SUPPORT GROUPS DID YOU KNOW? Frontier Home Healh & Hospice offers Bereavement and Grief Support to the community, as well as our hospice patient's family, caregivers and loved ones.

Facilitated by a bereavement professional who provides information, supports healing, and offers a safe place to share with others.

LANDER: Â 1st and 3rd Tuesday, 1:00-2:00 pm, Summit RIVERTON: 1st and 3rd Thursday, 1:00-2:00 pm, Riverton Library

ADVANCE CARE PLANNING ASSISTANCE DID YOU KNOW? Frontier Home Health & Hospice offers free advance care planning tools, resources, and assistance to the public.

WHY Advance Care Planning: It helps to ensure you receive care that is consistent with your beliefs, values, and preferences. You can avoid unwanted healthcare interventions by stating your wishes.

It helps your family experience less anxiety, depression, and stress and feel more satisfied with care received.

Call 307-332-2922 to schedule an appointment with our social worker, Elizabeth H., MSW, or to learn more about advance care planning.

Lander: 307-332-2922 | Riverton: 307-856-4127 www.frontierhhh.com/fremontcounty

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Did Someone Get a Little Ring Over the Holidays?

The Peaks Conference Center at the Inn at Lander is the perfect setting for a wedding reception or rehearsal dinner.  Space for up to 300 Guests

 A la Carte or package pricing

 On-site catering department

 Three rooms with dance floors

 On-site event planner

 Bridal suite

Contact the Peaks Conference Center TODAY - let us help plan your special day!

307-332-2847 x164 events@innatlander.com www.innatlander.com

Happy New Year!

F RO M H E L P FO R H E A LT H “This is the first place in years where the nurses have

spent time with me, remembered human touch, and treated me like a living person, even though I’m dying.”

Help for Health Hospice is celebrating its 10-year anniversary of serving our community as the only community based non-profit hospice and home care provider in Fremont County. We support people and their loved ones during a very precious and sacred time of life. Our dedicated team works tirelessly to ensure that the residents of Fremont County live their final days of life to the fullest.

Our hospice home is available for those individuals whose pain and symptoms require around the clock nursing care. Help for Health is the only all-inclusive hospice provider in Fremont County, giving you the ability to choose where you will receive end-of-life care -- in your own home, in our hospice home, or even in one of the three long term care facilities.

Help for Health promises to “Honor our commitment to serve our community one person at a time.” Please help us continue this legacy by donating today. Any amount – large or small – will help provide quality care to someone in your community.

May you and your family have a blessed Holiday and Happy New Year.

With my deepest gratitude, Rhonda Locker Executive Director P.S. Please ask for Help for Health Hospice when your need arises.

Our Beautiful Hospice Home in Riverton

Upcoming Events: 

Foot Clinic—Lander Senior Center, 2nd Tuesday of every month. Call for appointments

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Blood Pressure Clinic–- Shoshoni Senior Center, 3rd Thursday of every month.

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Wellness Education—Riverton Senior Center February 28th—All are welcome

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Hop for Hospice 5K— March 24th, tentatively

Call for more info (307) 856-1206 Or visit www.helpforhealthwy.org

2017 Help for Health Hospice Team

Happy New Year from Our Family to Yours

Upcoming Events: 

Foot Clinic—Lander Senior Center, 2nd Tuesday of every month. Call for appointments

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Blood Pressure Clinic–- Shoshoni Senior Center, 3rd Thursday of every month.

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Wellness Education—Riverton Senior Center February 28th—All are welcome

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Hop for Hospice 5K— March 24th, tentatively

Call for more info (307) 856-1206 Or visit www.helpforhealthwy.org

2017 Help for Health Hospice Team

Happy New Year from Our Family to Yours

2018 March 1, 2018; 9am-3pm Central Wyoming College (Arts Center Gallery), Riverton

Early registration fee is $30/table, $40/table after February 14. Lunch for employers will be provided. Complete the attached registration form and send, along with payment to Central Wyoming College Lander, 120 Enterprise Blvd., Lander, WY 82520 or email to even@cwc.edu, or you can register online by going to https://goo.gl/forms/sOHRVTVHJRDo3ZDj1. To pay by credit card, call Central Wyoming College Lander at (307) 332-3394. For more information, contact the Riverton Workforce Center at (307) 856-9231 or email terri.hays@wyo.gov or Central Wyoming College at (307) 332-3394 or even@cwc.edu.

You may set up as early as 7 AM. Please do not tear down until 3 PM.

REGISTRATION FORM Business Name ___________________________________ Contact’s Name _____________________________________ Address ________________________________ City _______________________ State ______ Zip _____________ Phone _______________________ Email ____________________________ FEIN ____________________________ I am seeking employees: Yes 

No 

I wish to promote my business: Yes 

No 

# of people working booth (Lunch Ticket): ______