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ADOT's Weekend Freeway Travel Advisory (Phoenix Area) April 24-27, 2026

ADOT's Weekend Freeway Travel Advisory (Phoenix Area)April 24-27, 2026Hello from ADOT. Click the Weekend Travel Advisory Map for more information about these scheduled closures for freeway improvement projects in the Phoenix area this weekend (April 24-27):Northbound State Route 51 closed between Indian School Road and Glendale Avenue from 9 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday (April 27)Westbound Loop 101 (Agua Fria Freeway) closed between I-17 and 51st Avenue from 10 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday (April

ADOT to host 2026 Small & Disadvantaged Business Transportation EXPO

ADOT to host 2026 Small & Disadvantaged Business Transportation EXPOEvent in Mesa helps small firms learn about contracting opportunities, make connectionsMESA – The Arizona Department of Transportation and partner agencies will hold an event from 7 a.m. to noon on Tuesday, May 12, at Mesa Convention Center (Building C) to help small businesses and those owned by individuals from socially and economically disadvantaged groups compete for transportation contracts that receive federal funding. Offered through

ADOT I-10 Loop 202 to SR-387 Wild Horse Pass Corridor Lane Restrictions Week of April 19-25, 2026

Drivers traveling on I-10 through the Wild Horse Pass Corridor should plan for overnight lane restrictions the week of April 19-25 The Arizona Department of Transportation advises motorists traveling on Interstate 10 through the Wild Horse Pass Corridor to plan for the following overnight lane restrictions during the week of April 19-25.Eastbound I-10 will be restricted to one lane from Gas Line Road to SR 387/Pinal Ave./SR 187 (Mileposts 177-183) nightly from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. starting Sunday, April 19,

TPT Newsletter April 2026

Transaction Privilege Tax Changes and News April 2026ARIZONA CASH TRANSACTION ROUNDING LAW: GUIDANCE FOR BUSINESSES Arizona businesses that do not use or have pennies available at the point of sale are now required to round cash transactions to the nearest 5 cents, following a new law signed by Governor Katie Hobbs. This legislative action, which took immediate effect on March 12, 2026, was taken primarily in response to the decreasing use and availability of the one-cent coin.  This rounding requirement

State of the City Luncheon Presentation

State of the City 2026 Luncheon Presentation

ADOT's Weekend Freeway Travel Advisory (Phoenix Area) April 10-13, 2026

ADOT's Weekend Freeway Travel Advisory (Phoenix Area)April 10-13, 2026Hello from ADOT. Be sure to click the Weekend Travel Advisory Map for more information about these and other scheduled restrictions for freeway improvement projects in the Phoenix area (April 10-13):Southbound SR 51 closed between Indian School Road and the I-10 "Mini-Stack" interchange from 9 p.m. Friday to 5 a.m. Monday (April 13).North- and southbound I-17 ramps to westbound Loop 101 (Agua Fria Freeway) in north Phoenix closed from 10

Arizona Border Alliance: The Coolidge Healthy Choices Program

I-10 Wild Horse Pass Corridor overnight lane restrictions week of April 12-18, 2026

Drivers traveling on I-10 through the Wild Horse Pass Corridor should plan for overnight lane restrictions the week of April 12-18The Arizona Department of Transportation advises motorists traveling on Interstate 10 through the Wild Horse Pass Corridor to plan for the following overnight lane restrictions during the week of April 12-18.Eastbound I-10 will be restricted to one lane between Casa Blanca Road and Seed Farm Road (mile markers 177 to 182) from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. beginning Sunday, Apr. 12, through

CAC to Hold Earth Day Celebration on April 22, 2026

 Central Arizona College to Hold Earth Day Celebration on April 22, 2026, at Signal Peak Campus  By Angela Askey, Executive Director Public Relations and Marketing  PINAL COUNTY, Ariz. – Central Arizona College invites community members to an Earth Day celebration on Wednesday, April 22, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Signal Peak Campus, Room I400 (8470 N Overfield Road, Coolidge, AZ.)   This free community event will feature student work focused on environmental awareness, informational tables,

SW Gas Kicks Off National Safe Digging Month With Call to Contact 811 Before Breaking Ground

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEApril 1, 2026   Southwest Gas Kicks Off National Safe Digging Month With Call to Contact 811 Before Breaking GroundSafe Digging in action B-roll available for media use here; Photos are attached  LAS VEGAS—Spring digging season is here, and it’s a busy one. April is National Safe Digging Month, and Southwest Gas is reminding everyone to contact 811 before breaking ground this season – and a new national survey shows just how high the stakes are.   Nearly three in four American

I-10 Wild Horse Pass Corridor Land Restrictions Week of April 5-11, 2026

Drivers traveling on I-10 through the Wild Horse Pass Corridor should plan for overnight lane restrictions the week of April 5-11  The Arizona Department of Transportation advises motorists traveling on Interstate 10 through the Wild Horse Pass Corridor to plan for the following overnight lane restrictions during the week of April 5-11.Eastbound I-10 will be restricted to one lane near SR 387/Pinal Ave./SR 187 (Mileposts 184-186) from 8 p.m. Tuesday, April 7 to 5 a.m. Wednesday, April 8, and again from 8

ADOT's Weekend Freeway Travel Advisory (Phoenix Area) April 3-6, 2026

ADOT's Weekend Freeway Travel Advisory (Phoenix Area)April 3-6, 2026Hello from ADOT. No full freeway closures are scheduled in the Phoenix area this weekend (April 3-6). Click the Weekend Travel Advisory Map for a safety message as National Distracted Driving Awareness Month gets underway.Please stay alert and be prepared to slow down and merge safely when approaching and traveling through all work zones.Move over for first responders and disabled vehicles (slow down if you can't move over) along state

BeMobile Verizon $1000 Grants for Small Businesses and Entrepreneurs

Don’t miss out, applications for BeMobile Verizon’s small business grants close April 30th! Apply for $1,000 to start or grow your business. Apply at bemobile.com/roots BeMobile Verizon is proud to support local business growth! We’re giving five $1,000 grants to small business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs in our communities. Whether you’re starting fresh or expanding your existing business, this is your chance to make a real local impact. Applications are open to anyone 18+ with strong ideas and a

CAC Breaks Ground on Cultural and Performing Arts Center at Signal Peak Campus

 NEWS RELEASE     CONTACT:    Alison Bailin 602.318.3775abailin@hmapr.comTODAY’S DATE: April 2, 2026      Central Arizona College Breaks Ground on Cultural and Performing Arts Center at Signal Peak Campus$102 million project to restore cultural cornerstone, expand academic programs and elevate arts access across Pinal County   (COOLIDGE, Ariz.) – Central Arizona College marked a major milestone on March 31, breaking ground on a 91,000-square-foot Cultural and Performing Arts Center at its

CAC Celebrates Community College Month

Central Arizona College Celebrates Community College Month by Showcasing Workforce Pathways, Transfer Success and High‑Value Education  By Angela Askey, Executive Director Public Relations and MarketingPinal County, AZ – Katie Hobbs, Governor of Arizona, recently proclaimed April 2026 as Arizona Community College Month, recognizing the state’s ten community college districts and their vital role in education and workforce development. This proclamation aligns with National Community College Month

I-10 Wild Horse Pass Corridor Overnight Lane Restrictions April 2-3, 2026

Drivers traveling on I-10 through the Wild Horse Pass Corridor should plan for overnight lane restrictions April 2-3   The Arizona Department of Transportation advises motorists traveling on Interstate 10 through the Wild Horse Pass Corridor to plan for the following overnight lane restriction April 2-3Westbound I-10 will be restricted to one lane near the Gila River Bridge (Mileposts 174-173) from 9 p.m. Thursday, April 2, through 5 a.m. Friday, April 3, for barrier repair.    Schedules are subject to

Chamber Chatter April 2026

Chamber Chatter April 2026

Imagine Coolidge Elementary Wendy's Community Event All Day Fundraiser

Before They Call You: What Coolidge Customers Do First in 2026

In 2026, local customers check an average of six review platforms before choosing a business, use AI tools to find recommendations at nearly the same rate as social media, and expect replies to their reviews within 24 hours. These expectations have tightened sharply in the past year. With Phoenix MSA personal income growth forecast at 5.7% in 2026 and job growth accelerating across the metro, more consumers are actively spending locally. Whether they choose you depends on what they find before they pick

AZ Dept. of Revenue - News and Announcements, One Month Left to File Your 2025 Individual Income Taxes

One Month Left to File Your 2025 Individual Income TaxesThe deadline to file 2025 individual tax returns on April 15, 2026 is fast approaching. With just one more month to make a plan, the Arizona Department of Revenue (ADOR) highly recommends filing electronically and using direct deposit.E-filing a return will reduce most errors that delay the processing of a return. E-filing offers greater security and efficiency, allowing taxpayers to receive their refunds significantly quicker—up to eight times faster

March 2026 Membership Luncheon Presentation

March 2026 Membership Luncheon Presentation

Arizona Wallet newest choice for digital documents

Arizona Wallet newest choice for digital documentsADOT MVD once again at the forefront of digital ID options   ADOT MVD is providing a new digital wallet option for Arizona residents. Arizona is one of the first states to offer a digital wallet that will be able to not only hold more documents than just an ID or driver license, but also alert the owner of certain due dates and other reminders. In addition to holding a digital version of a driver license or state ID, the Arizona Wallet will soon have the

AZ Dept. of Revenue , Make This Tax Season Smoother with These Filing Tips

This tax season, electronic filing offers the simplest and most secure way to file and receive refunds quickly. The Arizona Department of Revenue (ADOR) encourages taxpayers to take a few practical steps to avoid common errors that can delay processing.  E-filing versus paper returns Electronic filing makes it easy for taxpayers to file individual income tax returns with fewer mistakes and quicker processing. Convenient. The convenience of filing 24 hours a day,  seven days a

ADOT - Heads up: Another scam text claims you owe for an unpaid ticket

PHOENIX – Another scam text making the rounds claims you owe the Arizona Department of Vehicles (sic) for “an outstanding traffic ticket.”You don’t. ADOT doesn’t collect for unpaid traffic tickets, and even if we did we wouldn’t be texting you like this. Please ignore these texts, which feature a graphic laced with enough bad grammar, botched punctuation, tortured syntax and errors of fact to enrage your favorite English teacher. And please do not click links in any suspect text message. Lowlights from this

ADOT - Public comment begins for Tentative Five-Year Construction Program

PHOENIX – The Arizona Department of Transportation is targeting pavement improvements and expanding several key highways in the $9.85 billion Tentative Five-Year Transportation Facilities Construction Program for 2027-2031. The agency's recommended plan, which encompasses the projects that ADOT intends to design and construct over the next five years, is currently available for public comment until May 22.The tentative five-year program allocates $4.1 billion for projects throughout Greater Arizona, which

Central Arizona College to Host Health, Art and Culture Expo on April 11, 2026

Central Arizona College to Host Health, Art and Culture Expo on April 11, 2026  By Angela Askey, Executive Director Public Relations and Marketing  PINAL COUNTY, Ariz. – Central Arizona College will host a Health, Art and Culture Expo on Saturday, April 11, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Signal Peak Campus (8470 N Overfield Road, Coolidge, AZ.)   The event will include a health fair and health screenings facilitated by Nursing Program faculty and students, information booths for various Pinal

Chamber Chatter March 2026

Chamber Chatter March 2026

SRP Issues 2026 All-Source RFP to Meet Increased Energy Demand

SRP Issues 2026 All-Source RFP to Meet Increased Energy DemandFebruary23,2026  To meet the growing power demands of the Phoenix metropolitan area, SRP has issued a 2026 All-Source Request for Proposals (RFP) today, February 23.   The RFP seeks proposals for resources that can provide up to 2,900 megawatts (MW) of nameplate capacity, including carbon-free energy resources like solar and wind, wind associated with new interstate transmission projects and proposals to meet peak capacity need including energy

BeMobile, THE BEST DESERVE OUR BEST

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February 2026 Membership Luncheon Presentation

February 2026 Membership Luncheon Presentation  by Richard Rosales withAPS 2025 APS Economic Development ResourcesSizeUp Arizona Marketing  

ADOT OIG How to avoid being a potential title and registration victim

The Arizona Department of Transportation Office of Inspector General investigates numerous complaints involving car dealerships in Arizona and other Southwestern states. ADOT is encouraging anyone who has vehicle title or registration issues when involved in a vehicle purchase to file an incident report through the ADOT Fraud Hotline. ADOT’s Office of Inspector General receives the occasional complaint about the purchase of a vehicle and not receiving the assigned title or vehicle registration during the

Central Arizona College to Install Solar Shade Structures Over Parking Lots

February 10, 2026  Central Arizona College to Install Solar Shade Structures Over Parking Lots  By Angela Askey, Executive Director Public Relations and Marketing  PINAL COUNTY, Ariz. – Central Arizona College, in partnership with Veregy, will begin installing solar shade structures at the Signal Peak Campus in early March 2026 as part of an effort to increase energy efficiency and reduce long-term costs.   The solar shade structures will be installed at the maintenance facility, main parking lot,

Dr. Jackie Elliot of Central Arizona College Receives Phi Theta Kappa's Shirley B. Gordon Award of Distinction

PHI THETA KAPPAPHI THETA KAPPA HONOR SOCIETY1625 Eastover Drive, Jackson, MS 39211  Contact: Makayla Steedepress@ptk.orgwww.ptk.org  Dr. Jackie Elliott of Central Arizona College Receives Phi Theta Kappa’s Shirley B. Gordon Award of Distinction   FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE  JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI - Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society (PTK) has named Dr. Jackie Elliott, President of Central Arizona College, as a recipient of the Shirley B. Gordon Award of Distinction, the Society’s highest honor for community

Chamber Chatter February 2026

Chamber Chatter February 2026

ADOT - Adopt a Highway volunteers made a big impact during 2025

PHOENIX – Numbers only begin to describe the value that Adopt a Highway volunteers brought to state highways during 2025, but they are impressive nonetheless:Bags of litter collected: 12,211Individuals volunteering: 7,270Groups participating: 764Total hours worked: 16,163Value of these efforts: $545,000“ADOT is grateful to these civic-minded individuals and groups who dedicate time and effort to their adopted stretches of highway,” said Mary Currie, ADOT’s Adopt a Highway Program Manager. “We hope their

Breakfast with the Mayor January 2026

Breakfast with the Mayor Presentation

ADOT - Native American designation now available for State IDs Via MVD

Enrolled members of federally recognized tribal nations in Arizona can now receive driver licenses, instruction permits and ID cards bearing a Native American designation. The Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) has added this option under a state law taking effect Jan. 1. The legislation, House Bill 2852, was sponsored by Rep. Myron Tsosie of Chinle. Those who choose this option will have the words “Native American” printed on the front of their credential below the photo and

ADOT is NOT after you for unpaid Tolls

  Here we go again: ADOT is NOT after you for unpaid tollsVisit azdot.gov/scams to learn how to spot the red flagsPHOENIX – There is absolutely no chance that you owe unpaid tolls to the Arizona Department of Transportation or that ADOT would send a threatening text ordering you to pay up.Scammers are at it again, claiming unpaid tolls by residents of a state THAT HAS NO TOLL ROADS.Some Arizonans are understandably concerned about a text message claiming to be “a final notice regarding an unpaid toll

Chamber Chatter January 2026

Chamber Chatter January 2026

ADOT The Year Ahead in Phoenix-area Freeway Projects

ADOT: The year ahead in Phoenix-area freeway projectsStart of Loop 303 widening project near I-17 leads the 2026 list   Several large Arizona Department of Transportation projects are set to get underway along Phoenix-area freeways in 2026, including the first projects funded under Proposition 479 approved by Maricopa County voters in 2024.Substantial progress also will be made during the new year on two Proposition 400-funded widening projects along Loop 101 and Loop 202. Voters approved Proposition 400 in

CAC Students Receive Joyce Amburgey Memorial Scholarship

Central Arizona College Students Receive Joyce Amburgey Memorial Scholarship  By Angela Askey, Executive Director Public Relations and Marketing  PINAL COUNTY, Ariz. – Earlier this year, the Central Arizona College Foundation received a sizeable donation to establish the Joyce Amburgey Memorial Scholarship.   This fall, four CAC students were selected as the first recipients of this scholarship. Brooke Packard, Addison Quenga, Arpita Sandhu and Makenna Vaughn were each awarded $2,000, helping to make

CAC Announces Partnership with Pinnacle Southwest Compliance LLC

December 3, 2025New alliance aims to equip Pinal County workforce with essential safety credentials and compliance know-how with new partnership with Pinnacle Southwest CompliancePinal County, AZ— Central Arizona College is proud to announce a new strategic partnership with Pinnacle Southwest Compliance, LLC., designed to expand and enhance workplace safety and compliance training offerings for individuals and employers throughout Pinal County and beyond. Under the agreement, CAC’s Community & Continuing

Chamber Chatter December 2025

Chamber Chatter December 2025

CAC Partnering with BetterMynd to Offer Students Free Teletherapy Sessions

By Angela Askey, Executive Director Public Relations and Marketing  PINAL COUNTY, Ariz. – Central Arizona College has partnered with BetterMynd, an online therapy platform, to offer students access to free teletherapy sessions from a diverse network of licensed mental health counselors. Statistics show that one out of three college students seek therapy from a professional for their mental or emotional well-being. The common issues a student may discuss with a counselor include anxiety and how to cope,

Chamber Chatter November 2025

Chamber Chatter November 2025

Breakfast With The Mayor October 2025

October 2025 Breakfast With The Mayor Presentation

October 2025 Membership Luncheon Presentation

October 2025 Membership Luncheon PresentationBy Craig McFarland withPinal Partnership

Central Arizona College Implements New Scholarship Management System

   October 6, 2025          Central Arizona College Implements New Scholarship Management System  By Angela Askey, Executive Director Public Relations and Marketing  PINAL COUNTY, Ariz. – Central Arizona College recently implemented a new scholarship management system to streamline the scholarship application process. In partnership with AwardSpring, CAC students can be matched with multiple scholarships through one application.   Jose Dagnino, Director of Financial Aid explained, “The number of

Central Arizona College Receives Approval to Offer Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education

     October 8, 2025          Central Arizona College Receives Approval to Offer Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education  By Angela Askey, Executive Director Public Relations and Marketing  PINAL COUNTY, Ariz. – Central Arizona College (CAC) recently received full approval from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), its regional accreditor, to offer a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education (BSEE) degree. This 120-credit hour degree is slated to begin in Fall 2026.   Patrick Moyer, Academic

ADOT program supports community airports across Arizona

PHOENIX – New helicopter landing zones at Superior Municipal Airport mean medevac flights can respond to emergencies without using a high school parking lot. A taxiway added to Mesa’s Falcon Field Airport minimizes delays and reduces fuel consumption. Pilots using Show Low Regional Airport benefit from upgrades to a precision approach indicator and runway end identifier lights.These are just some of the recent improvements to Arizona airports made possible substantially or entirely through funding

Chamber Chatter October 2025

Chamber Chatter October 2025

Central Arizona-Latest Economic Impact Study Shows Central Arizona College Provides Economic Impact of $195.1 Million

September 29, 2025  Latest Economic Impact Study Shows Central Arizona College Provides Economic Impact of $195.1 Million  By Angela Askey, Executive Director Public Relations and Marketing  PINAL COUNTY, Ariz. – Central Arizona College (CAC) plays a significant role in Pinal County’s economy, according to a study conducted by Lightcast, a leading provider of economic impact studies and labor market data.   Overall, Lightcast’s findings state that CAC “creates a positive net impact on the county

SRP Installs 650-Pound Flume in Watershed to Measure Water Coming into the Valley

SRP Installs 650-Pound Flume in Watershed to Measure Water Coming into the ValleySeptember24,2025  SRP hydrologists, pilots, and welders came together to build and install a hydrologic flume that will provide more accurate measurements of the water in the Verde River watershed that eventually ends up being delivered to Valley homes and businesses. SRP made modifications to a purchased 650-pound aluminum flume which will provide a measurement of how much water is flowing at that point in time in that area.

AZ Dept of Transportation - ADOT Honors Six Gila Bend Employees For Saving a Woman's Life

ADOT honors six Gila Bend employees for saving woman’s lifeDirector Jennifer Toth presents the Medal of Valor, ADOT’s highest honor  GILA BEND – Six highway maintenance technicians have received the Arizona Department of Transportation’s highest honor, the Medal of Valor, for saving a woman from the swiftly flowing waters of a canal by forming a human chain. ADOT Director Jennifer Toth presented the awards Wednesday at a ceremony in Gila Bend, praising the team’s quick thinking and fast action when they

AZ Dept of Transportation - Launches Web Resource Helping You See Through Scam Texts

PHOENIX – Have you received text messages suggesting that the Arizona Department of Transportation (or something close to that) is after you for unpaid tickets or tolls? ADOT has created a web resource in English and Spanish to help you identify these for the scams they are. Visit azdot.gov/scams for help spotting red flags (poor grammar and spelling, for example) and advice on what to do (hint: delete). Key tips:ADOT doesn't collect for unpaid traffic tickets, parking tickets or tolls.Arizona doesn't have

CAC Community Events Announces 2025-26 Season

September 8, 2025    CENTRAL ARIZONA COLLEGE COMMUNITY EVENTS ANNOUNCES 2025-26 SEASON  By Stacey Seaman, Pence Director  PINAL COUNTY, Ariz. – Central Arizona College (CAC) Community Events proudly announces its 2025-2026 season.   The 2025-26 Season will once again highlight smaller local events that will be distributed between four of CAC’s campuses: Signal Peak (SPC) in Coolidge, Maricopa (MAR), San Tan (STC) and Superstition Mountain (SMC) in Apache Junction. Additionally, some events will be

ADOT - Completing a sold notice protects when selling a vehicle

Most people know to sign the title when selling, trading or donating a vehicle, but many people skip or miss a very important additional step to complete that transaction: filling out a sold notice to inform the Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Division that you are no longer the owner.If the vehicle is involved in a collision or abandoned on the side of the road, the current owner may receive the citations or fines. By completing a sold notice, you remove your name as the owner of record

Chamber Chatter September 2025

Chamber Chatter September 2025

Arizona Utilities Work to Lock In Critical Natural Gas Delivery to Power Growth

Arizona Utilities Work to Lock In Critical Natural Gas Delivery to Power GrowthEnergy providers leverage new desert southwest pipeline project to support reliability and clean energy effortsAugust06,2025  PHOENIX and TUCSON – Today, Arizona Public Service (APS), City of Mesa, Salt River Project (SRP), Tucson Electric Power (TEP) and UniSource Energy Services announced commitment plans for Transwestern Pipeline’s Desert Southwest expansion project. This new natural gas pipeline will help maintain year-round

Chamber Chatter August 2025

Chamber Chatter August 2025

SRP & Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management Sign Five-Year Commitment for Continued Forest Restoration

SRP & Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management Sign Five-Year Commitment for Continued Forest RestorationJuly23,2025                 PreviousNext SRP and the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management (DFFM) extended their commitment to partner on strategic forest thinning projects through 2030. The Memorandum of Understanding sets the foundation for the utility and state agency to cooperatively plan, fund, and implement forest thinning projects. The Good Neighbor Authority (GNA)

ASU students support families caring for a person with dementia at home or in a facility

Breakfast with the Mayor Presentation July 24, 2025

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Chamber Chatter July 2025

Chamber Chatter July 2025

CAC Small Business Development Center Launches ''The Entrepreneur Experience''

June 11, 2025  The Central Arizona College Small Business Development Center Launches ‘The Entrepreneur Experience’ to Help Entrepreneurs Start Right and Succeed  By Kevin M. Connors, Central Arizona College Small Business Development Center Director  Pinal County, Az. – The CAC Small Business Development Center (CAC SBDC) has launched a groundbreaking new program, "The Entrepreneur Experience” (TEE), designed to help aspiring entrepreneurs start their businesses right and greatly improve their chances

Chamber Chatter June 2025

 Chamber Chatter June 2025

Chamber Chatter May 2025

Chamber Chatter May 2025