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SUMMER 2021 Chamber Newsletter
WHAT’S INSIDE
The former Sam’s Club building (shown above) in Romeoville will be transformed into Scene75, a large-scale indoor family entertainment center.
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Parks & recreation in Romeoville
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Restaurants and retail stops to add to your outings
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n Welcome from the Chamber n A look at local colleges n Chamber membership n Calendar of events CONTACT US
Romeoville Area Chamber of Commerce 1 University Parkway COB 435 Romeoville, IL 60446 Phone: (815) 886-2076
Web: www.romeovillechamber.org
Email: info@romeovillechamber.org
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THIS YEAR IN ROMEOVILLE,
BUSINESS IS BOOMING By Chris Walker
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Those numbers should remain favorable as economic development remains strong in Romeoville. The biggest player is Wayfair Inc., which is in the process of constructing a 1.2 million square foot building along Renwick Road. “They hope to be done by next year, and this is a major e-commerce operation,” Noak said. Romeoville has “truly become a hub for e-commerce,” Noak noted during his address. “As that has become a greater part of the nation’s economy, it has allowed us to be as successful as we’ve been throughout the pandemic,” he said. “And continue to thrive and grow because of our diversification on this.” CONTINUED ON PAGE 2
A rendering of The Ovation Center, which is renovating the former Target building.
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Wayfair’s new facility is only the tip of the iceberg for big projects breaking ground in Romeoville. By the end of the year, the former Sam’s Club will be transformed into the Scene75 Entertainment Center. “This will be the largest indoor family entertainment space in Illinois with over 130,000 square feet of rides, mini golf, two stories of laser tag, multiple restaurants, bar and party rooms,” Noak said. “There’s so much I can’t even cover it all. When I say rides, I think there is a 37-foot drop ride in the middle. It’s as big as you can get for indoor entertainment.” The Mercedes-Benz of Romeoville dealership will soon be under construction and will feature a modern building on 26 acres. “It’s our second new car dealership on that corridor,” Noak said. “This is the same ownership group coming out of Orland Park. We’re very excited.” The Village Place Apartments on Normantown Road and Seasons of Romeoville on Weber Road are filling quickly. “There are about 216 of these Village
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Place units and 240 at Seasons of Romeoville. They can’t build the buildings fast enough,” Noak said. “They’re pre-leasing so quickly that they have waiting lists.” A standalone Starbucks is coming to Route 53. Popeyes and Sonic restaurants are also coming to town while an Arby’s, Little Caesars and Wing Stop are being added at Romeoville Crossings. Similar to the large Sam’s Club building being converted into something new, the former Target building on Weber Road is being renovated into The Ovation Center, an upscale venue for senior activities, events, conferences, programs and more. With so much development, transportation needs will increase and some of those needs are being addressed by the new interchange at Interstate 55 and Airport Road. “They are actually going into construction documents now and have money programmed for 2022 for land acquisition as part of this,” Noak said. “This is being done in conjunction with an improved interchange at Route 126.”
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sn’t it great news that we are embarking on actively returning to our local retailers, schools, and restaurants; volunteering for our special not for profits; and re-establishing once again — in-person — our treasured traditional, and new, business and community events? Throughout all of the challenges over the past year, the Romeoville Area Chamber of Commerce has proudly continued its focus to connect, grow, and support our local businesses. If you are a new business, an established business owner, or a business from the surrounding area, we invite you to get to know us. The Chamber is the perfect place to network with other business owners and to meet our key community leaders. It’s an opportunity to interact, exchange ideas, and discuss common areas of interest and concern. Our Chamber members, business representatives, and board of directors are comprised of individuals who volunteer their time and expertise for the betterment of our organization, which in turn benefits all. In fact, your Chamber offers much more — it serves as the welcoming front door to our community. We are here to serve our residents and businesses, plus those who visit our area throughout the year. Now, even more than ever, we continue as strong champions to encourage everyone to “Shop Local, Support Local, and Stay Local”! During the height of the pandemic, this was the lifeline for many of our local small businesses who were deeply impacted by new and outside guidelines like never before. A friendly, familiar face supporting their business made all of the difference in the world. A vast majority of our local businesses are generally owned by people who live in your own neighborhood and their kids are going to the same schools as
yours. They care and you responded with support! Chamber member businesses can touch every aspect of your life. Take a simple search on our website’s business directory and you’ll find a direct link to many categories from arts, culture and entertainment, to health care, educations, real estate, restaurants, sports, shopping and specialty retail, to name a few. Everything you need for you, your business, and your family is available right here to provide necessary needs and enhance your quality of life. While the Chamber is business-oriented, there’s always time for fun, too. We provide and organize a variety of diverse events, such as our Mardi Gras Crawl and Halloween Fest. Our popular golf outing will take place on Monday, August 23, 2021 at Mistwood Golf Club. Why don’t you join us and fellow Chamber and community members for a day of golf, food, drinks, and fun? The day kicks-off with a shotgun start and ends with a delicious dinner to celebrate the accomplishments and networking highlights of the day. We hope you enjoy this issue of the Romeoville Chamber of Commerce. Get to know why we are a valuable community partner eager to promote and provide advocacy for our important local businesses.
Kris Kuchler KRIS KUCHLER President & CEO Romeoville Area Chamber of Commerce
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PLACES TO PLAY IN ROMEOVILLE By Chris Walker
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omeoville residents are blessed with the opportunity to get outside and be active without wandering far from home because the village is home to several parks, preserves and a golf course.
n The O’Hara Woods Preserve, 1034 W. 135th St., is part of the Lily Cache Creek preservation system, which conserves approximately 1,000 acres. It’s situated adjacent to the O’Hara Woods Nature Preserve, which is welcoming for families and friends to gather with excellent fishing, horseshoes, a pavilion, picnic tables, playground, trails and more. n Isle a la Cache, 501 E. Romeo Rd., may have been used by French voyageurs in the 1700s to cache the supplies and goods that they traded with Native Americans. This historic 101-acre park features a river, wildlife and forested hiking and cross-country skiing trails. n The 77-acres of Veterans Woods – Roy F. Hassert Grove, on Joliet Road east of Route 53 and Bolingbrook Drive, features one third of a mile of paved trail for those hiking, running, biking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. This location has two shelters available for picnicking that can accommodate up to 100 people. In addition, permits are available for geocaching. n Boucher Prairie Park, 1649 Richfield Trail, and Volunteer Park, 1100 Murphy Dr., are two of Romeoville’s biggest parks featuring popular amenities, including the village’s two splash pads. Boucher Prairie Park is home to 70 acres with trails and inline skating. Volunteer Park boasts a skatepark, disc golf course and much more. Village Park, 900 W. Romeo Rd., is home to the village’s tennis courts.
n Conservation Park, 524 W. Belmont Dr., and Discovery Park, 300 S. Highpoint Dr., feature sand volleyball. Basketball courts are available at three locations: Atchley Park, 614 Murphy Dr., Budler Park, 1912 Trafalger Dr., and Discovery Park. n Exercise stations, nature areas, playgrounds, pavilions, baseball, softball, soccer and football fields and other activities and amenities are available throughout the area and are peppered among the village’s 40 parks. n Mistwood Golf Club, 1700 W. Renwick Rd., is a Scottish-inspired, 18-hole course featuring 20 St. Andrews-style sod-wall bunkers as well as five tee placements per hole so that the most serious players can play over 7,000 yards in a single round. n The Mistwood Performance Center is a highly renowned golf training facility located onsite that features 11 heated hitting stations for year-long training, a pair of state-of-the-art teaching bays, a putting lab and more.
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SUPPORT AND CONNECT
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t’s easy to emphasize the significance of what it means to shop and dine in Romeoville. By eating our favorite meals here and in the surrounding areas, it’s a win-win for everyone involved. “Without a doubt, the Romeoville Area Chamber is the biggest cheerleader in promoting the wide variety of restaurants and businesses in our midst,” says Kris Kuchler, CEO/President of the Romeoville Area Chamber. “The COVID-19 pandemic devastated many small businesses, and in particular those in the restaurant and hospitality area. I feel it is important to make every effort we can during this recovery period to give them a boost. They worked so hard during the tough times to remain open for our benefit.”
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When it comes to dining and ways to satisfy hearty appetites and cravings, Romeoville offers a wide variety of choices, such as American, Italian,
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Mexican, and Scottish cuisine. Longtime favorites Fat Ricky’s and Ats A Nice Pizza take authentic Italian cuisine to the next level. Fat Ricky’s transports you to Old World Italia with its European decor and treasured family recipes. Ats A Nice Pizza serves delicious pizza and family meals. Both offer expert catering and banquet facilities for special occasions. Be transported to the Mexican Pacific coast at Las Islas Marias. It’s home to an incredibly large and varied selection of the freshest seafood. Accompany a meal with a delicious cantina bar beverage. Summer calls for BBQ. Doc Watson’s specializes in Central Texas Style BBQ, rubbed with spices and smoked over indirect heat, anywhere from 4 to 16 hours. Ever tried their Texas nachos (weighing at 2.5 pounds), brisket chili, or the pig candy (carmelized bacon with brown sugar)?
Traditional American fare and more is on the menu at Stone City Saloon. This bar and grill serves cocktails and a wide selection of domestic and craft beers. Outdoor seating is available on their spacious patio. McWethy’s Tavern at Mistwood Golf Club offers unique American and Scottish favorites — a nod to its roots. McWethy’s provides suggested beer and/or wine pairings to enhance the meal. There’s a popular “Lunch Pick Two” menu, too. Having a shindig? Get to Joe’s Beverage Warehouse, which is home to the most cutting-edge selection of beer, spirits and wine in the area. There’s a huge selection, all at affordable prices. Let’s not forget about shopping local, too, for daily necessities, home remodeling, and party accessories! National Kitchen & Bath Cabinetry Illinois is a one-stop source for wholesale quality
cabinets, made from maple wood built in its own manufacturing Romeoville facility. NKBC offers one of the largest selections in Illinois. Blain’s Farm & Fleet, a full service location, provides it all: an auto repair shop and car tire store, home basics, food and beverage, toys and games, lawn and garden, home improvement, and pet, farm and livestock needs. Looking for new floors in the Romeoville area? Twin Oaks Carpet and Flooring offers a trifecta of great prices, service and selection for carpet, hardwood, laminate, vinyl and more. Allegra Print Marketing and Signs, a full service familyowned company, provides cost-effective creative business solutions. Its expert staff can design and print your special event invitations, too! “Get to know our local businesses,” Kuhler adds, “and let’s keep the momentum going to give them support.”
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ROMEOVILLE OFFERS THE POWER TO
CONTINUE HIGHER EDUCATION LOCALLY By Pat Szpekowski
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here is power in staying within your own community for continuing higher education. Whether it is a decision made by high school graduates embarking on a potential career path or adults seeking to advance, or even change, their professional interest, the positive potential benefits are clear. Staying local provides options in retaining work close to home while pursuing an education and remaining close to family and friends who are an important network in providing support. Romeoville is the base for three outstanding accredited institutions providing various forms of higher education learning— Joliet Junior College, Lewis University, and Rasmussen University. They are the conduit for personal and professional development through vocational and certificate programs, associate and bachelor’s degree programs, and even master’s and doctoral degrees. They also provide financial aid options and well-being support to students as well.
Rasmussen University is a regionally accredited private university dedicated to changing lives and the communities through high-demand and flexible educational programs. A pioneer in career-focused education since 1900, Rasmussen is defining a new generation of higher education that focuses on competency-based education, technology and transferrable skills. Rasmussen offers undergraduate and graduate programs online and in person at 23 campuses in 6 states with 4 locations in Illinois including Romeoville. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, healthcare occupations are expected to grow 15 percent from 2019 to 2029, adding 2.4 million new jobs. Rasmussen’s Romeoville campus is starting to offer more health services classes, specifically labs, in the areas of medical assisting, surgical technology, and nursing. The Rasmussen University Romeoville campus has partnerships with most major healthcare providers (and many of the smaller providers) for healthcare clinicals, and is starting to place more students in these settings as they begin to open up.
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Joliet Junior College, the nation’s first public community college, provides access to education for students from diverse backgrounds and communities. The Romeoville campus is one of JJC’s six campuses and extension centers, and was renovated and expanded in 2015 to include more classrooms and science labs, a new campus bookstore, a high-tech collaborative classroom, and space for public activities. There are many career pathways at JJC, from business, finance & information technology; agricultural sciences & vet tech; health, public safety & human services; architecture, manufacturing & automotive; culinary, hospitality & tourism; social & behavioral sciences; workforce & training; STEM; and liberal & fine arts. In fact, the college offers nearly 180 degree and certificate programs in addition to earning a GED or taking English as a Second Language courses. Most recently, the college opened its University Center, located at the Romeoville campus, which allows students exploring transfer options to earn their bachelor’s degree while staying local. The University Center partners with several in-state and some out-ofstate institutions that collectively offer dozens of bachelor’s degree paths for JJC graduates. Students can take courses and receive in-person assistance from these four-year schools at the Romeoville campus. Lewis University offers practical, goal-oriented education for undergraduate students, graduate students and adult learners through nearly 80 undergraduate programs and 22 graduate programs. Sponsored by the De La Salle Christian Brothers, Lewis is a Catholic university in the Lasallian tradition, preparing students to become intellectually engaged, ethically grounded, socially responsible and globally connected.
2021 Romeoville Area Chamber Board of Directors EXECUTIVE BOARD
DR. YOLANDA FARMER Chairwoman of the Board Joliet Junior College
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Member Benefits
ALL MEMBERS • Listing on Chamber website • Promoted in Annual Membership Directory • Hardcopy of Annual Membership Directory • One VOR TV infomercial (for Romeoville businesses) • Marketing, networking and referral opportunities • Posting for job openings on Chamber website • Member-to-Member Deals on Chamber website NEW MEMBERS ONLY • Ribbon cutting and ceremony recording for VOR TV (for Romeoville businesses) • Welcome E-Blast • Social Media Shout Out MONTHLY EVENTS • General Membership Luncheon • Business PM’s
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BECOMING A MEMBER
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ur membership represents a diverse group of community leaders and business professionals. Our rapidly growing business community has one common goal: to make our community a better place to live, work and conduct business.
The Chamber also can customize memberships with a variety of sponsorships and events included within one fee. These custom membership are built to fit the need of every business and can include things like a presence on our website, tickets to events, luncheons, exclusive sponsorships opprtunities and more. Custom member levels include Bronze, Silver, Gold, Ruby, Platinum and Diamond. WHY SHOULD YOU BECOME A MEMBER OF YOUR CHAMBER? In addition to the membership benefits listed at left, Chamber members become part of an organization with a strong credible voice that speaks out on behalf of business and industry. A Chamber membership allows you to shape your community by participating in projects and special task groups that apply business-oriented solutions to community concerns.
1 to 5 ...................................................... $175
As a Chamber member, you have access to an efficient, effective networking system to promote your business and expand your customer base. Your local Chamber of Commerce strives to promote members, and can provide you with resources and referrals to grow your business.
11 to 25................................................... $315
Membership also can boost your community image and increase sales. A national survey found that consumers are 63% more likely to buy from Chamber members.
NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES*
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6 to 10 .................................................... $225 26 to 45 .................................................. $525 46 or more .............................................. $700 Non-Profit .............................................. $100 Retired and Rising Business .................. $100 †
The membership dues above are designed to ensure that your business receives the greatest possible value based on the size of the business. All of our active and participating members receive benefits far beyond the value of the annual membership dues, and we look forward to showing you the benefits of our chamber! * When calculating number of employees, two part-time employees equal one full-time employee.
BECOME A MEMBER OF THE CHAMBER! Becoming a member of the Romeoville Area Chamber of Commerce is easy and affordable! To access an application, scan the QR code.
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Call the chamber at (815) 886-2076 for information about this newest level of membership. †
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ANNUAL EVENTS
Romeoville Chamber events can be found at: RomeovilleChamber.org. Keep a look out for new and upcoming events as we continue to plan and connect community and businesses. LUNCHEONS Membership Luncheons will begin again in September and run each month in a variety of locations with different topics. BUSINESS PM’S Business PM’s take place from 5-7 p.m. during the week. This is designed as a networking opportunity to socialize and have fun! The Chamber will be offering members the opportunity to pre-register for an extra chance to win give-aways during the Business PM’s. A limited amount of food and drinks will be included at each PM and a cash bar also will be available. SIGNATURE EVENTS The Chamber has some long running signature events within the community. They include: n August: Annual Golf Outing at Mistwood Golf Course Romeoville Toyota is the 2021 presenting sponsor of this event. n October: Halloween Fest in partnership with the Village of Romeoville n December: Spirit of Giving Event in partnership with the United Way n March: Mardi Gras Crawl visiting several local restaurants n June: Community Slammers Baseball game n The Chamber also hosts the annual Romeoville State of the Village every year. The RACC will be introducing a few new signature community events in 2022.
NETWORKING EVENTS The Romeoville Area Chamber, in cooperation with the Bolingbrook Chamber, holds Women in Business meetings and events. These networking opportunities are held at a variety of venues in Romeoville and Bolingbrook and are a great way for women to connect. YNPA Group is the Young New Professional Association, hosted in partnership with the Bolingbrook Chamber. This group is intended for those of any ages who may have begun a new career path or might be thinking about it. The association also welcomes those who have recently entered into the workforce. This is group also meets in Romeoville and Bolingbrook at different locations. WEBINARS The RACC has partnered with several Chambers to offer webinars on many topics and also networking opportunities via Zoom. MULTI-CHAMBER EVENTS The RACC organized its first Multi-Chamber event after COVID-19 in July. It was a huge success with Will County Chief Executive Officer Jennifer Bertino-Tarrant. You will find the RACC will continue to seek out or organize special Multi-Chamber functions in the future.
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