Annual Report 2016

In the past there were two chartered organizations operating within Obion County with the responsibility

of generating new growth in the areas of Tourism, Housing, Commercial, and Industrial Development (The

Obion County Chamber of Commerce since 1922 and the Obion County Industrial Development Corpora-

tion since 1987). In many instances these agencies encountered duplication in both program delivery and

expenditure. In an effort to improve efficiency in programmatic and budgetary areas, the two agencies

formed the "Obion County Joint Economic Development Council" (JEDC) in early 2004.

The JEDC acts as the administrative organization of the Obion County Chamber of Commerce and the Obi-

on County Industrial Development Corporation. The JEDC’s overall objective is to keep abreast of munici-

pal and county government activities and legislation dealing with commerce or infrastructure and changes

in the law that will affect retail or industry.

Existing Industry Retention

Host Industry Roundtable Meetings

Visit Existing Industry

Industry Appreciation Breakfast

Obion County Industrial Training Center

Workforce Development (HR Meetings, etc.)

Industrial Recruitment

Market existing industrial buildings & sites

Complete Requests for Information (RFI’s)

Attend site selector meetings & conferences

Host site visits for prospective industry

Tourism & Public Relations

Distribute Obion County Guides and Maps

Weekly Upcoming Event Emails

Maintain Website

Monthly Newsletter

Resource kiosk – offering numerous brochures about Obion County

Chamber Membership

Business Matters

Business After-Hours

Breakfast with the President

12@12

Lunch-N-Learns

Annual Banquet

Annual Golf Tournament

Member Visits

Recruit Volunteers

Recruit New Members

Ambassador Program

Retail Recruitment & Retention

Maintain Retail Marketing Brochure

Keep inventory list of buildings and land

Attend retail trade shows

Partner with TVA and West TN Retail Alliance

For the JEDC to become and remain an effective resource and advo-

cate for the local community, the organization, its staff, and Board of

Directors, we must establish and maintain an effective working rela-

tionship with the elected officials at the local, regional, state and fed-

eral levels. In addition, strong ties must be formed with regional, state

and federal agency personnel to ensure the strongest advocacy possi-

ble for the local community. Active liaison activities between these

groups is essential for success and is an ongoing integral part of the

JEDC work scope. All state and federal agencies, private sector business development organizations, as well

as regional advocacy groups distribute information to their membership and to the general population

through regular and annual seminars and conferences. It is essential that JEDC staff attend all such events

to keep abreast of new information program changes that will affect funds delivery or impact local busi-

ness, and to maintain a strong relationship with service providers.

• Site Selector Guild

• KY TN Retail Conference

• SEDC Conferences

• MidSouth ED Summit

• TEDC Conference

• TCCE Conference

• OC Health Council Meetings

• OC Interagency Council Meetings

Lindsay Frilling Chief Executive Officer

Lauren Bennett Membership Director

Community Participation:

• Adult Leadership Obion County Board of Directors

• Baptist Memorial Hospital Patient/Advisory Council

• Boys and Girls Club Board of Directors

• Discovery Park of America Board of Directors

• Union City Main Street Board of Directors

• Young Professionals of Obion County

• TN Promise Mentor Program

• MS River Corridor Board of Directors

• NWTN Workforce Board

• NWTN Economic Dev. Marketing Committee

Organizational Memberships:

• International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC)

• International Economic Development Council (IEDC)

• Southern Economic Development Council (SEDC)

• Tennessee Economic Development Council (TEDC)

• Tennessee Economic Partnership (TEP)

• Tennessee Chamber of Commerce Executives (TCCE)

• West Tennessee Chamber of Commerce Executives (WTCCE)

• West Tennessee Industrial Association (WTIA)

• West Tennessee Retail Alliance (WTRA)

• Northwest TN Regional Economic Development Group

Greg Dozier, President, Commercial Bank and Trust Donny Bearden, President-Elect, AmeriClear Rx Amber Parker, Past President, Commercial Bank

Donnie Walton, TCAT-Newbern Hadley Malone, OC Farm Bureau

Barbie Hardy, Thunderbolt Broadcasting Jennifer Eason, Reelfoot Bank

Jim Cheatham, Universal Contractors Charlene Burpo, Twin Oaks Technology

Dustin McBride, Cox Oil Company Trent Ams, Poplar Meadows Country Club Tim York, Center Point Business Solutions Donnie Johnson, Johnson Heating & Air

Lesley Anderson, Williams Sausage Kerry Speer, The Messenger

Portis Tanner, Union City Insurance Skipper Bondurant, Baptist Memorial Hospital

Frank Tucker, City of Union City Randy Barnes, City of Union City

Greg Dozier Chamber President 2016-2017

Commercial Bank

Donny Bearden Vice President 2016-2017

AmeriClear Rx

Dear Chamber Members, Staff, and Board of Directors,

I would like to thank our active members for their support in making our chamber one of the best in West

Tennessee. As members and business partners, your involvement in our community and your support of

other organizations, make Obion County a great place to live. Our chamber receives recognition and praise

from other area chambers on a regular basis, and it’s mainly due to the hard work and dedication of Lind-

say Frilling, our CEO and Lauren Bennett, our Membership Director. They strive to make all our members

successful from small businesses to large industries. Our chamber has a committed and active board of

directors, and I sincerely thank you for your service. Your time away from your careers to attend meetings

and events is very much appreciated. I look forward to a prosperous 2017 for all our members, and I thank

you for allowing me to serve as your Chamber President.

Sincerely,

Greg Dozier

Chamber

Board Members

Amy Keathley: WENK Mikki McLeary: Bethel University Amber Armour: Commercial Bank

John Fry: White & Associates Insurance Charles Peery: Alexander, Thompson, and Arnold Cody Martin: Edmaiston-Mosley Funeral Home

Debra Craig: South Fulton Rana Buchanan: Magnolia Place

Cassie Hickey: Job World, INC Beverly Gidcumb: Job World, INC

Rebecca Harris: Union City Insurance Partners Charlotte Forrester: City of Samburg

Emily Hall: John Miles Attorney at law Bradly Zill: Union City Electric

Mason Powers: Manpower Allison Aumiller: The Messenger Debbie Ams: Union City Carpet

Tyler Simmons: Mahindra of KenTenn Bobbie Collins: Union City Insurance

Heather Waggoner: Congressman Kustoff Sara Boyd: Sullivan Dentistry

Tracey Boucher: Boys and Girls Club

Chamber Ambassadors are volunteers from the community that help with

membership campaigns and act as public relations liaisons related to network-

ing/social events sponsored by the chamber.

Chamber Ambassadors

Ribbon Cutting events are primarily for announcing new members as well as significant

name changes, new senior management, major expansion or renovation, relocations or

second locations, or major achievements.

Union City Forklift

Obion County Fair Association

Brundige & Moore Insurance

The Station Burger Co.

Zaxbys

Jerry Ward AutoPlex

Institutional Casework Incorporated

Center Stage School of Dance

Foxy Zazz

Carey Counseling Center

H&R Block

Crossroads Diner

DP Imagination Playground

Herman Jenkins

Southern Suite Salon

Hamilton-Ryker

Union City Insurance Partners

McDonalds

BB’s Furniture

Mahindra of KenTenn

Friends of Reelfoot Lake

Brandi Michelle’s Bridal Boutique

Ware Park Apartments

First Citizens National Bank

2015 BUSINESS MATTERS TOPICS

Congratulations to White & Associates for celebrating 40 years in business this year!

Congratulations Poplar Meadows Country Club on celebrating 70 years!

Congratulations to Edmaiston-Mosley on their 10 year anniversary!

Breakfast with the President

Quarterly, new chamber members gather

to have breakfast with our Chamber Presi-

dent, Greg Dozier. The goal is to engage

our new members with one another and to

inform them of networking opportunities available through their chamber

membership.

Business After-Hours

Business After-Hours is for businesses to

come together to network, shake hands,

and socialize! The ultimate goal of the event

is to build, strengthen and enhance

relationships.

Obion County Fair Booth

The Chamber of Commerce likes to

be present and active during other

community events. We had a great

time setting up our booth at the

Obion County Fair this year!

TN Promise Mentor Lindsay Frilling

addressed a group of TN Promise students at

Dyersburg State's Bridge Program on Inter-

view Preparation and Tips.

Our Membership Director, Lauren Bennett, had

the opportunity to speak at the Kiwanis Club of

Union City! She spoke about how being a member

of the Chamber can benefit your business and you

as a professional.

The WestStar Class of 2016 visited Obion

County. The class toured Tyson Foods, heard

from elected officials, and enjoyed a

presentation on I-69 from the Commissioner

of TDOT, the Port of Cates Landing and Discov-

ery Park.

This year, we had a record attendance of over 300 people! We had a wonderful night celebrating our home and

the communities, businesses, and individuals that make it great! Thank you to the following sponsors: Union City

Insurance, Commercial Bank, MIA Seating, White & Associates Insurance, Jerry Ward AutoPlex, Leaders Credit

Union, Baptist Memorial Hospital, First Citizens National Bank, Don Sol Mexican Grill, and ATMOS Energy.

“You Made It Happen”

Rodney & Pam Gregg

The Station Burger Co.

Business Partner of the Year

TCAT-Newbern

Donnie Walton, Assistant Director

Business of the Year

JD Distributors

Board Member of the Year

Kerry Speer

The Messenger

Ambassador of the Year

Tim York, Center Point Business Solu-

Volunteer of the Year

Barbie Hardy, Thunderbolt Broadcasting

Small Business of the Year

Don Sol Mexican Grill

Industry of the Year

Jiffy Steamer

This fall, we had our first social media series!

September-December, we highlighted something

local within Obion County: Play, Eat, Shop, Donate.

Community members participated by using the

hashtag specific to what month it was. They would

take pictures of themselves or with friends and fam-

ilies and post to social media! Each month we had

a grand prize drawing for a basket full of gift cards

and business swag! We had a fun four months and

the participation was awesome! There are so many

unique things in Obion County and this was a fun

way to showcase that!

Economic Development Day

The day consisted of a presentation from

the Obion County JEDC on Community and

Economic Development followed by a

presentation from Texas Gas. The group

then toured Titan Tire, Everett-Stewart Re-

gional Airport and Final Flight.

Legislative Day

The class visited our Tennessee State Capi-

tol in Nashville. The class was welcomed

by Secretary of State Tre Hargett, Senator

John Stevens, and Representatives Bill

Sanderson and Andy Holt. Each of the leg-

islators addressed the class followed by

questions from the attendees.

ALOC is a unique opportunity with nine ses-

sions that serve to acquaint Obion Countians

with the many positive aspects of industry,

business, education, the arts, medical care,

media, local government and law enforce-

ment in their part of the Volunteer State. Pic-

tured is the graduating class of 2016. Phyllis

Rauchle is the Executive Director of the pro-

gram.

Discovery Park of America

Obion County Cruise-In

Obion County CornFest

Obion County Fair

OC Hometown Walk of Hope

Reelfoot Lake

Mississippi River Corridor

Great River Road Trail

Kenton White Squirrel Festival

White Squirrel Winery

Taste of Ken-Tenn

Troy Pecan Festival

Banana Festival

Numerous Sports Tournament

Agriculture/Animal Shows

KYTN Country Music Festival

Take a walk in Union City’s revitalized downtown and discover more about the area in its restau-

rants, shops and historic landmarks including the 1939 Obion County Courthouse and the 1927

Capitol Theatre, home to the Masquerade Theatre Company.

We had a GREAT golf tournament this year with 25 teams of four playing. Because of our sponsors, we were able to give over $2500 of door prizes away! We hope you will join us next year as we plan to make it bigger and better every year!

First Place Winner: Union City Urgent Care

Second Place Winner: Union City Insurance

Platinum Commercial Bank

First Citizens National Bank

Gibson EMC

Hamilton-Ryker

Hilliard Lyons

Jerry Ward AutoPlex

Red River Waste Solutions

Reelfoot Bank

Simmons Bank

Tyson Foods

Silver ATMOS

Baptist Memorial Hospital

Center Point Business Solutions

Dick’s Sporting Goods

Fast Pace Urgent Care

First Choice Farm & Lawn

JD Distributors

Main Street Union City

Union City Carpet Center

Union City Coca Cola

Volunteer Distributing

WLJT

Wynridge Golf Course

Thank you to our sponsors!

Obion County Agriculture Issues Breakfast

We had a great morning on July 26th at the Farm Bureau Agriculture Issues

Breakfast! We were able to discuss ag is-sues on a local, state, and national lev-

el. We are so fortunate to have passion-ate farmers, landowners, and agribusi-

ness professionals in Obion County!

The 2016 Farm Bureau Legislative Breakfast was a huge success! Reps. Bill Sanderson & Andy Holt, Sen. John Stephens all attended. This was a great opportunity for local landowners and agriculturist

to hear what are legislators do to help our community.

Obion County Farm Bureau Legislative Breakfast

Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam and Economic and Community Development Commis-sioner Randy Boyd announced today that 15 communities will receive $5.7 million in Site Development Grants to prepare eco-nomic development sites for market. The Site Development Grant program is part of the larger Rural Economic Development Fund announced by Haslam and Boyd last October. The grants assist communities in fi-nalizing infrastructure and engineering im-provements for project ready certified sites. The grants are intended to help rural communities overcome barriers to site certification and prepare them to receive an economic development project. "Through this investment, we expect to see more op-portunities and deal flow in rural Tennessee by assisting communities in overcoming obstacles for certifica-tion or by improving a Certified Site," Assistant Commissioner for Rural Development Amy New added. "We want to partner with communities to complete the finishing touches on their sites so that we see more gold shovels tossing the ceremonial dirt." An advisory committee made up of staff from the department, the Tennessee Valley Authority, the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation, the Tennes-see Department of Transportation and the U.S. Department of Agriculture selected these 15 sites from a pool of 24 applications. The application process was competitive with grants awarded based on benefit to the community, economic impact and projected return on investment. The Union City Northwest Tennessee Regional Industrial Center $450,000-Grading of approximately 15.5 acres to create a pad ready site for a 105,000 square foot building that is expandable to 200,000 square feet.

Union City Awarded $450,000 Site Development Grant

Economic Development

Lindsay Frilling, CEcD, CEO of the Obion County Joint Economic Development Council in Un-ion City, TN earned the designation of Certified Economic Developer (CEcD), a national recognition that denotes a mastery of skills in economic development, professional attain-ment and a commitment to personal and professional growth. The CEcD exam was adminis-tered by the International Economic Development Council (IEDC) on June 11-12, 2016 in Tul-sa, OK. With seven years of economic development experience, Lindsay has facilitated the recruitment and retention of over 1,000 jobs in Obion County including:

• Institutional Casework, Inc.: Laboratory Equipment Manufacturer ($6.2M/200 new jobs)

• MIA Seating: Office Seating Manufacturer ($39.5M/510 new jobs)

• Greenfield Products: Custom Heavy Equipment Manufacturer ($6.3M/100 new jobs) • MVP Brands: Candle Manufacturer ($2M/100 new jobs)

• Williams Sausage: Food Manufacturer ($3M/150 new jobs)

Frilling Receives Designation of Certified Economic Developer from the International Economic Development Council

The Southern Economic Development Council (SEDC), the oldest and largest regional economic development association in North America, is pleased to announce Lindsay Frilling, CEO of the Obion County Joint Economic Development Corporation in Union City, Tennessee, as the state director of Tennessee on the SEDC Board of Directors. The state director will serve a two-year term on SEDC's board. Ms. Frilling will take the seat on Jan-uary 1, 2016. Frilling is a dedicated long-time SEDC member for

almost 5 years. She was chosen for this position by her peers within her state of Tennessee. "I congratulate Lindsay on being elected to serve on SEDC's Board of Directors for 2016. The honor be-stowed validates her leadership traits and dedication to the economic development profession. My goal is to work with the Board to ensure that we are providing value added programs or content that will benefit our members long term, both, personally and professionally! It is this commitment to excellence that ena-bles this organization to maintain the tradition of being the standard bearer for economic development professional associations'. We are confident that Lindsay will assist us in facilitating our 2016 program of work, in addition to helping us chart our course for future programming," said SEDC 2016 Chairman Chuck Whipple.

Frilling Named to Southern Economic Development Council's Board of Directors

Economic Development

Lindsay Frilling, CEO, Obion County Joint Economic Development Council, based in Union City, Tennessee, was presented with the an-nual Chairman's Award by the Southern Economic Development Council (SEDC). Ms. Frilling received the award at the SEDC Annual Conference held July 31- August 2, 2016 at the Sheraton Kansas City Hotel at Crown Center in Kansas City, MO. SEDC 2016 Chairman Chuck Whipple presented Frilling this special award in recognition of her outstanding contributions and dedication to the association at SEDC's Annual Business Meeting and Awards Ceremony. "I was pleased to present the 2016 Chairman's Award to Lindsay Frilling," Whipple said. "I've witnessed the dedication and commitment to her professional development which has been ex-traordinary since she joined this organization in 2011." In her SEDC volunteer role, Frilling has served two terms as the Alternate Director for Tennessee and will finish her term as the voting director for the state at the end of 2017. "Lindsay always brings enthusiasm, clear thinking and strong understanding to meetings and events and fully carries her responsibilities as a board member," Whipple stated. "She brings that same passion and drive to the development of the communities she serves."

Frilling Honored at SEDC Annual Conference

Obion County ThreeStar Certification

Obion County was once again certified as a Three-

Star Community at the Governor's Conference for

Economic and Community Development. Lindsay

Frilling accepted the plaque from Governor Haslam

and Commissioner Boyd. Pictured left to right are

Jody Sliger, Jo Ann Speer, Governor Haslam, Frill-

ing, Rep. Bill Sanderson, Commissioner Boyd, Janna

Hellums, Blake Swaggart, and Amy New.

Workforce Development Meetings

Each quarter, the Obion County JEDC convened

education and workforce officials to discuss re-

gional education efforts and the existing and fu-

ture workforce pipeline. Current programs are

presented and potential ideas for strengthening

the workforce are exchanged. This has been a

successful workforce development effort for Obi-

on County!

USDA Rural Development

Marketing Grant

Members of the Obion County Chamber of

Commerce and their guests gathered at the

chamber office recently to celebrate receiving

a $10,000 Rural Business Development Grant.

Joel Howard, USDA Rural Development area

director presented the check. The matching grant opportunity resulted in

the chamber having $15,500 to assist with the development and purchase

of various marketing materials and website upgrades. Marketing materi-

als included a new podium for presentations, a new brochure rack, a re-

tail brochure, jump drives, a camera, a video camera and a pop up banner

to promote the area.

Community Development

Obion County recognized again as one of the top places to live in Tennessee

A new study from SmartAsset has ranked Obion County as one of the best places to get a mortgage in the state. The financial technology company previously ranked Union City among the top 10 places to retire in the state.

SmartAsset factors: • Overall borrowing costs • Ease of securing a mortgage • Cheap property taxes • Cheap annual mortgage payments

Northwest Tennessee Regional Industrial Center Named "Best Small Town Industrial Site in Tennessee"

By Southern Business & Development Magazine

Obion County also received votes for: "Tennessee's Best Local Economic Development Agency" "Tennessee's Best Small Market Manufacturing Workforce"

This year, we had the opportunity to offer another benefit to cham-

ber members by partnering with another membership-based pro-

gram, Air Evac Lifeteam. AEL is part of AirMedCare Network, the

largest air ambulance program of its type in the nation. The AMCN network currently operates more than (230)

aircraft in (32) states. Locally, Air Evac Lifeteam operates air ambulance bases in Dyersburg, Martin, Jackson, and

now right here in Obion County. Air Evac 143 began service in Troy on October 30th. With this partnership, all em-

ployees of Chamber Member businesses qualify for a discount on the membership offered by Air Evac Lifeteam!

Discounted membership applications are available at the Chamber office, or feel free to contact Air Evac Member-

ship Manager, Rick Perry, at 731.514.2568 or rick.perry@amgh.us. Rick is also available to discuss business plans

for Chamber member businesses.

Community Development

THEC Awards OC Chamber $225,000 for Tennessee Reconnect Community

These Tennessee Reconnect Communities (TRCs) will join the three existing programs which launched earlier this year serving the regions of Middle Tennessee, Upper Cumberland, and the Southwest Tennessee region. Together, these eight centers will provide adults across Tennessee with free advising, career counseling, and a personalized path to and through college. The TRCs' collective impact strategies engage higher education institutions, local government, local employers, community organizations, and adult learners alike. "Through launching the first three Tennessee Reconnect Communities, we have realized how crucial locally-based collaboratives are in achieving the Drive to 55," said Jessica Gib-son, assistant executive director at the Tennessee Higher Education Commission. "Our mis-

sion is to make these personalized advising services available to any adult Tennessean who wants to return to school to pursue a credential or degree." This initiative is based on The Graduate! Network's (TGN) proven model for improving outcomes for adult learners. TGN is a non-profit organization whose work is based on collective impact strategies and bringing together entities from different sectors to in-novate ways to increase college attainment among adults. The partnership between Tennessee and TGN provides the communities with training, guidance, support, and information to develop sustainable and locally-focused Drive to 55 efforts for adults. Each TRC grantee will adapt this service model to their local context, unique strengths, community partnerships, and collaborations. As seen with the current TRCs, this will result in a community-based effort of service delivery to adults that is unique to each community's needs and characteristics. "There has never been a better time for adults in Tennessee to complete a certificate or degree," said THEC Interim Executive Direc-tor Russ Deaton. "The Tennessee Reconnect Communities are one facet of programs that will provide adults the support they need to guide them through the process of returning to higher education." The most recent round of TRC grants was awarded to five regions across the state; grant amounts include start-up funds of $225,000 per community and include technical assistance provided through The Graduate! Network. Implementation will begin June 2016 and the community programs will launch in November 2016. The grants were awarded through a competitive application process. The TRC grant program is administered by THEC and subgrants are funded by the State of Tennessee with technical assistance funded by Lumina Foundation. * Northwest TN-Lead Organization: Obion County Chamber of Commerce-Counties Served: Dyer, Lake, Lauderdale, Obion

OCCHS Hosts Obion County Workforce Development Officials

George Leake, CTE Director for the Obion County School System recently invited workforce development officials to OCCHS to show off the school's career and

technical education facilities. The culinary class prepared breakfast for the group while a nursing class demonstrated CPR skills.

Workforce Development

Dear Local Chamber Members and Obion County Citizens, As we transition into a new year, I would like to share with you a few roles our Chamber is striving to ac-complish for our local industry and business communities. Some of these include, collaborating with state organizations that aid in the expansion and growth of local businesses, assisting in workforce development programs, and acting as a liaison between the business community and local, state, and federal govern-ments. To help accomplish these roles, we recently hosted a Workforce Development breakfast where we introduced local industry and small business leaders to local contacts from our state organizations, pro-grams, and business service consultants. Those leaders were: Mr. Andre Temple - Solutions Consultant for the Center for Industrial Services (UT CIS) 731-425-4740, andre.temple@tennessee.edu Marcia Fields - Business Services Coordinator for the NW TN Workforce Obion County Office 731-884-3868, fields@nwtnworks.org Janna Hellums - Northwest Regional Business Development Consultant 731-986-4881, janna.hellums@tn.gov Jackie Sand – Director of Northwest Tennessee Reconnect Community 731-592-0805, director@nwtnreconnect.com George Leake – Obion County Career and Technical Director 731-885-9743, x 2051 – leakeg@ocboe.com A portion of the above services are overlooked by industries due to the day to day operations and responsi-bilities they face in their respected businesses. The sheer number of programs available can be overwhelm-ing, but they benefit both large and small businesses in our area. Some of the programs offered are: Re-cruitment and Training, Incumbent Worker Training Grants, Worker Opportunity Tax Credits, Growth, Sus-tainability, and Regulatory and Performance Solutions. Additional programs offer local contacts for Jobs4TN.gov, Lean Manufacturing & Six Sigma training, ISO 9001 & OSHA training, Tennessee Reconnect for adults wanting to go back to school, and Work Ethics Certification for Obion County High School students. When the chamber hosts these breakfasts and/or short meetings, we allow the presenters to introduce these services and programs so that the attendees can impact some of our local students, employers, job seekers, and current employees in Obion County. These programs help businesses succeed, grow, and cre-ate high quality jobs, develop a quality workforce system to meet the needs of area employers and job seekers, and help our state’s adults enter higher education to gain new skills and to advance in the work-place. I hope you have a successful 2017, and I look forward to continuing serving as your chamber president. For more information about becoming a Chamber member, benefits of being a member, or questions about the above topics, please contact our Chamber Office at 731-885-0211. Sincerely, Greg Dozier Chamber Board President, 2016-2017

A & J Salvage

AAA RV Park

Abernathy's Motorcycle Sales, Inc.

Ace Design Group, LLC

Advanced Gastroenterology

Advanced Orthopedics & Sports Medicine

(AOSM)

Alexander Auctions & Real Estate Sales

Alexander Thompson Arnold (ATA)

Align Chiropractic

All Kraft Erectors, Inc.

Allen Searcy Builder Contractor, Inc.

Allen's Wrecker Service

Alliance Application Equipment LLC

Aloha Pools & Spas

AmeriClear Rx

Ameriprise Financial

Applebee's Neighborhood Grill & Bar

Aramark

AT & T Tennessee

Atlantis Pools & Spas

ATMOS Energy

B R Supply, Inc.

Baker Donelson, Attorney Lodie Biggs

Baptist Memorial Hospital

Barker Building Rentals

Barkley Construction Company

BB's Furniture & Mattress Gallery

Bethel University

Blue Bank Resort & Marina

Blue Steel

Boys and Girls Club of NW Tennessee

Brandi Michelle's Bridal Boutique

Brown's Meat Company

Brundige & Moore Insurance

Bucks Celebration Center

Buck's Party Mart

Buddy's Wrecker Service

Burger King

CAM Electric

CareAll Home Care

Carey Counseling Center, Inc.

Carpenter Real Estate

Center Point Business Solutions

Center Stage School of Dance

Century 21 Golden Service Realty

Chancellor Mike Maloan

Charles A. Maness, Attorney

Charter Business

City AutoPlex

City of Hornbeak

City of Kenton

City of Obion

City of Rives

City of Samburg

City of South Fulton

City of Troy

City of Woodland Mills

Classic Interiors

Clay Woods

Collision Specialty, Inc.

Commercial Bank

Conley Campbell

Corner BBQ

Cornfest, INC

Country Hearth Inn

Cowboy Signs & Graphics

Cox Oil Co., Inc.

Creative Catering

Danny Larcom Heating and Air

Dar Pro Solutions

Davis Wealth Services

Dental Center

Discovery Park of America

Dixie Gun Works

Doctor's Clinic

Dental Center

Discovery Park of America

Dixie Gun Works

Doctor's Clinic

Don Sol Mexican Grill

Douglas Tax Service

Dr. Cecil Sewell

Dr. Jere W. Crenshaw

Dr. Steve Harpole

Dunn's Body Shop, Inc.

Dyersburg State Community College

Eagle Nest Resort

Edmaiston Mosley Funeral Home

Edward Jones Investments

Elam, Glasgow, & Chism

Everett-Stewart Airport

Family Check Advance

Farm Credit Services

Fast Pace Urgent Care Clinic

Felecia Bella

Final Flight Outfitters

First Choice Farm & Lawn Inc.

First Citizens National Bank

Five Seasons Men's Shop

Forcum Lannom Contractors

Ford Construction

Friends of Reelfoot Lake State Park

Fuller Partners Real Estate, INC

Fulton Decorating

G & H Tool & Die Inc.

Gibson Electric Membership Corporation

Greenfield Products, LLC

H & M ICE

H & R Agri-Power

H & R Block

Hale's Commercial Cleaning LLC

Hammered Nail

Hanafee Brothers Sawmill Co., Inc.

2016-2017 Chamber Members Health Quest

Heritage Bank

Herman Jenkins Motors

High Note Transport LLC

Higher Ground Coffee Company

Hilliard Lyons

Holman Farms

Hops and Barley

Hornsby's Garage Wrecker Service

Hospitality House

HTS Mixing

Institutional Casework, INC.

Integrity Oncology

Jaycees of Union City

J’Cettes of Union City

JD Distributors

Jernigan Surgery Clinic

Jerry Ward Autoplex

Jiffy Steamer Company

Job World, Inc.

John Miles, Attorney

Johnson Heating & Air, Inc.

Jordan & Bondurant Eyecare

Journeys Unlimited

Joyce Washington

Judge William B. Acree, Jr.

Judy Barker, Attorney-at-Law

Junior Auxiliary of Obion County

Ken-Tenn Wireless

Kenton Chevrolet

Kiwanis Club of Union City

Kizer Pharmacy, LLC

Kmac Enterprises - Taco Bell

Kohler Company

Krietman's Towing

KYTN-WQAK

Lakeview Dining Room

Lanzer's Printing & Office Supply

2016-2017 Chamber Members Lashlee-Rich, Inc.

Leaders Credit Union

Los Portales

Lowe's Home Improvements

Lowrance Sound Company, Inc.

Luke Parker Photography

Lupo's Italian Restaurant

Magic Moments

Magical Mink's Entertainment

Magnolia Place

Mahindra of Ken Tenn/Inco Ag

Manpower

Mathis Battery Company

McDonald's Restaurant

McKinnis Lawn Service

MIA Seating

Miss Vicki's Diner

Mobile Nation

Moustos Pasta & Grill

MVP Brands

Nix-A-Mite Exterminating Co.

Northwest TN Cardiology Clinic

Northwest TN Workforce Board

Obion County Farm Bureau

OC Farm Bureau -Hadley

Malone

Obion County Public Library

O'Neal's Country Store

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Parker Lawn Care

Pathways

Pediatric Place of Union City

Phillips Engineering Inc.

PIECE

PIP Printing

Polk Glover

Poplar Meadows Country Club

Premier Primary Care

Quality Inn

RC Mechanical

Re/Max United

Red River Waste Solutions

Reelfoot Animal Hospital

Reelfoot Bank

Reelfoot Bearing & Supply Inc.

Reelfoot Family Walk-In Clinic

Reelfoot Metal Building Supply

Reelfoot Regional Assn of Realtors

Reelfoot Shopping Center

Reelfoot Warehousing, LLC

Regal Pediatrics

Regions Bank

Republic Services

Revell Construction Company, Inc.

Reynolds Brothers Oil Company

Riley's Graphics

Rotary Club of Union City

RPG Physical Test Lab

Sassafraz Restaurant

Second Baptist Church

Security Finance

Servall Gutter Company

Servall Pest Control, LLC

Shea Riley Appraisers

Shelter Insurance

Sherwin-Williams

Shoe Shack

Simmons Bank

Simmons Bank Mortgage Company

Simple Weddings & Photography

Small World Child Care, Inc.

SMX Staffing

Sodexo

Soleil Garden Center

Sonshine Flowers & Gifts

Sugar & Spice

Sullivan Family Dentistry

Sweetwater Farms Development

Synergy Therapy & Aquatics

Taylor Ford-Lincoln

Tennessee National Guard

Tennessee Tractor

Terrapin Grappling Collective

The Andersons

The Bridge of West Tennessee

The Chocolate Bunny

The Color Shop

The Etheridge House Assisted Living &

The Arbors Memory Care

The Gallery Showroom Union City

The Hamilton-Ryker Company

The Lighthouse

The Southern Suite Salon

The Station Burger Company

The Waters of Union City, LLC

Thompson, McConnell, & Hurst PLLC

CPAs

Thunderbolt Broadcasting

Top of the World Distributors

Touching Hearts at Home

Tri-State International

Troy Pharmacy

Twin Oaks Technology, LLC

Two Doors Down Boutique

Tyson Foods, Inc.

Union City Carpet Center

Union City Coca-Cola Bottling Co.

Union City Daily Messenger

Union City Electric System

Union City Eye Care

Union City Forklift, Inc.

Union City Housing Authority

Union City Urgent Care

United Way of Obion County

Universal Contractors, LLC

UT Martin REED Center/TSBDC

Vaughn Electric Company

Vernon Promotions/Ad Pro Designs

Volunteer Lenders

Vowell & Sons Lumber Company

Wade Acres LLC

WalMart Supercenter

Ware Park Apartments

Warner Law Firm

Wauford & Company Consulting Engineers

Waymatic, Inc.

Wendy's Restaurant

WENK/KF99

West Kentucky Rural Telephone Co-Op Corp

Inc

Westate Corrections Network

WestStar Leadership

White & Associates Insurance

White Ranson Funeral Home, Inc.

White Squirrel Winery

Williams Sausage Company

Woman's Clinic of Union City

Wood Communications-Cellular Source

World Finance Corporation

WPSD-TV, Channel 6

WUWT-TV

WW Travel Services

WynRidge Golf Club

Zaxby's

“It’s our home, we make it better”

731-885-0211 214 E. Church Street, Union City, TN 38261 www.obioncounty.org