We support and promote our local commerce through communication, advocacy and partnerships!
MChamber Membership
embership in the chamber is much more than a plaque on the wall, the fulfillment of a sense of civil obligation, or the means to generate new business. Rather, membership represents a commitment to the continued prosperity of Josephine County’s economy. The Grants Pass & Josephine County Chamber of Commerce is the catalyst that enables businesses to accomplish collectively what no one business could do alone. A strong united effort gives a voice to members. Tourism, service, retail and manufacturing each contribute to our business community. Come visit us about joining the Chamber and add your energetic voice to the community.
Chamber of Commerce Contact Information
Grants Pass & Josephine County Chamber of Commerce 1995 NW Vine Street • Grants Pass, OR 97526
Phone: 541.476.7717 • GPCOC@grantspasschamber.org • www.grantspasschamber.org
Board of Directors
Lowell Gibson- NiceBadge
Patrick Sharp - Asante
Executive Board of Directors
CHAIR/Donnie Garnett - People’s Bank
CHAIR ELECT/ Meghan Boehm - SO Aspire
VICE CHAIR/ Mark Stutzman - Farmer’s Building Supply
TREASURER/ Terri Wiley - Evergreen Federal Bank
PAST CHAIR/ Alan Meyer - Pacific Power
EKaila Reinhart - RE/Max
Kate Lasky - Josephine Comm. Libraries
David Koehler - RCC
Brian Bouteller - Gospel Rescue Mission
Nathan Miller - Rentec Direct
Kelsy Ausland - Ausland Group
Kevin Gill - Clouser Drilling Co.
Kelsey Yoho - Weekend Beer Co.
Ryan Queener - MasterBrand
very Thursday Morning at 10:30 A.M. Chamber Chatter is sponsored by Evergreen Federal Bank, showcasing events and businesses in our area.
Chamber Chatter is fun and informative while discussions with the Morning Hosts of KAJO, KLDR and KRRM keep it lively and interesting.
Join us at 10:30 A.M. each Thursday morning to listen to Chamber Chatter and find out what is happening in our community for the weekend. Keep your radio dialed to 94.7 FM, 98.3 FM, 99.7 FM or 1270 AM 10:30-11:00 A.M.
Chamber Foundation
Lowell Gibson - NiceBadge - Chair
Roy Lindsay - Retired, Vice Chair
Rebecca Stoltz - JCLF - Secretary
Terri Wiley - Evergreen Fed Bank - Treasurer
Lawton Lesueur - Director; Mid.Emp.Ins.
Hyla Lipson - Director, GP Museum of Art
Kiana Stiles - Director
Steve Roe - Director
Sponsored
By:
This Month on Chamber Chatter: • Jerry Hughes~Share The Harvest • Kona Ice • • Cynthia’s Home Sweet Home
& Josephine County Chamber of Commerce ~ www.grantspasschamber.org
Terry Hopkins President/CEO
Christie Swafford Programs & Events
Wendy Mintey Membership & Business Development
Shirley Liska Office Assistant
Colt Foster Accounting Contractor
Cat Bonney Graphics Contractor
As we head into a busy and consequential stretch for our business community, I’m struck by how this moment reflects both the challenges we face and the strength we continue to show together.
Later this month we’ll gather for our Annual Awards Banquet, an evening that intentionally pauses the noise of economic uncertainty to celebrate what is working. Oregon’s business climate is not without headwinds: employers are navigating cautious consumer spending, workforce constraints and a constantly shifting regulatory environment. Yet this night is about recognizing the businesses, leaders, and partnerships that continue to invest locally, innovate, and collaborate.
Economic development doesn’t happen in isolation; it happens because people choose to show up for their community. Our awards banquet is a reminder that while there is much work ahead, there is also a great deal to be proud of right here in Josephine County.
I’m also honored to share that I’ve been nominated to join the Board of Directors for Oregon Business & Industry (OBI). This opportunity strengthens our ability to ensure Southern Oregon’s voice is present in statewide conversations that directly affect local employers. Of particular importance, one of OBI’s priority issues this year is repealing or meaningfully revising HB 3115--this bill directly aligns with the advocacy work we are already advancing on behalf of our local business community. This alignment reinforces that the concerns we hear from employers here in Josephine County are shared across the state. My focus remains firmly rooted at home and this role is an extension of our commitment to advocate for practical and business-friendly policies at every level.
Finally, Oregon’s short legislative session began this month and will move quickly. Lawmakers have just weeks to act, with early committee deadlines and a critical state revenue forecast shaping the entire session. Budget pressures are significant, and discussions around spending reductions, potential tax changes, and regulatory expansion are already intensifying. Decisions made early, especially following the February revenue forecast will set the tone for employers across Oregon.
As always, the Chamber will stay engaged, informed, and proactive. Through connection, advocacy, growing workforce and leadership opportunities, and collaboration, we remain focused on one goal: supporting the success of our local business community with confidence and hope for what’s ahead.
Terry Hopkins President & CEO, Grants Pass & Josephine County Chamber of Commerce
541-956-4100 • thopkins@grantspasschamber.org
Be involved with your Business Community
Wednesdays ~ Starts at 8:00 am • Doors Open @ 7:45 for Networking
Our Mission is to support and promote our local commerce through communication, advocacy, and partnerships! Membership Info: 541-956-4102
February 2026
Business For Breakfast ~ Greeter’s Meeting Meeting Time: 8:00
Feb 4th
Network In Action ~ Lisa McClease-Kelly Fruitdale Grange ~ 1440 Parkdale Dr.
Feb 11th
The Lonely Pine The Hivve ~ 164 SE G Street
Feb 18th
Dwell Street Market 626 SW 6th Street
Feb 25th
Weekend Beer Co. 1863 NW Washington Blvd
Greeters is a powerful networking group where you can interact with an average of 75 business professionals on a weekly basis. Non-Members are invited to attend up to (3) times as a guest. Doors open at 7:45am. The Chamber Ambassadors collect $1.00 and a business card at the door. Refreshments are provided . The meeting commences promptly at 8:00 AM. Our host has 5 minutes to showcase their business/organization. Emcee’s review the meeting rules and begin introductions from business cards. When introduced you have 30 seconds to share your information. ~ We look forward to meeting you!
February 2026
Jill Hamm
Grants Pass Broadcasting and President, Fruitdale Grange
Emcee- Shannon Holder, Gallop N’Glitz
Jill Hamm, GP Broadcasting & President, Fruitdale Grange
Emcee- Doug Bradley, Holiday Inn Express
Learning with The Library Library Resources to help Grow your
Free Tax Assistance
Get help with your tax questions and file for free with Josephine County Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) at the library. Appointments are for taxpayers who receive basic documents including W-2, Interest, Dividends, 1099-R, 1099-NEC, or Social Security.
To make an appointment, call JoCo VITA at 541-223-9597 or visit jocovita.org.
February 10–April 3
Tuesdays 2–6 pm & Fridays 1–5 pm
No computer skills required. Make an appointment with an in-person tax preparer to have them file for you. Bring proof of identity, tax forms, social security card, and last year’s return. Pick up submitted tax return a week later.
Have a tax-related question? Drop in on Fridays during the program to get answers to questions like “Do I need to file?” or “Who can I claim as a dependent?”
AllCare Medical Group is a multisite medical practice that delivers provider-led, patient-centered healthcare to southern Oregon. Offices in Grants Pass, Glendale, Illinois Valley, and Shady Cove!
Douglas 1585 NW Washington Blvd
Grants Pass, OR 97526 (541) 476-7000
Greater Glendale 101 1st Street
Glendale, OR 97442 (541) 832-5400
Illinois Valley 341 Cottage Park, Suite 1 Cave Junction, OR 97523 (541) 450-3625
Mountainview 741 NE 6th Street
Grants Pass, OR 97526 (541) 471-2701
Shady Cove 21990 Hwy. 62, Shady Cove, OR 97539 (541) 878-2022
Rogue 201 NE Savage Street
Grants Pass, OR 97526 (541) 244-2197
WellSpring 1716 Williams Highway Grants Pass, OR 97527 (541) 474-6053
Monty, Grateful patient, Brookings, Ore.
Oregon’s Short Legislative Session Is Underway
Oregon’s 2026 short legislative session is now officially underway, having convened on February 2, and the pace is already brisk. This session is scheduled to run through March 8, with a constitutional limit of just 35 days. If lawmakers move efficiently, it could wrap up even sooner meaning critical decisions for employers will be made quickly and early.
As the session opened, legislative leaders released summaries for all proposed bills. By the time you are reading this, those summaries are expected to include the full bill text. At present, lawmakers are considering roughly 300 bills across both chambers. You can review the materials here:
•House bill summaries: https://mcusercontent. com/63aaffb68a3f421ddaf9a6d90/files/cbb615f4-d5c8a3da-c353-66449f29728a/2026_Advisory_Bill_Referrals.pdf
•Senate bill summaries: https://mcusercontent. com/63aaffb68a3f421ddaf9a6d90/files/d6b86349-21a640cd-8325-2f74542298f1/CORRECTED_Senate_Advisory_Referrals_2026.pdf
The defining feature of a short session is speed. Committees have only a handful of meetings, roughly six total hours to decide which bills will advance and which will die. Those decisions must largely be made by
February 9, just days after session kickoff. The full legislative calendar underscores how compressed this timeline is and can be viewed here: https://www.oregonlegislature. gov/lpro/Documents/2026%20Session%20Calendar.pdf
Budget and tax policy are shaping up to be the central issues. While the state is technically showing a $63 million shortfall, the true gap is much larger, closer to $800 million once unavoidable costs are factored in, including Medicaid eligibility changes, wildfire suppression expenses, and the desire to maintain a healthy ending fund balance. Agencies were directed by Tina Kotek to propose both 2.5% and 5% budget reduction scenarios, though it remains unclear how deeply lawmakers will rely on those options.
A major pressure point this session is a push to raise revenue by “disconnecting” Oregon’s tax code from certain federal tax provisions adopted last year. Of particular concern to employers is the potential loss of accelerated depreciation for business investments, an issue worth more than $300 million in the biennium. Importantly, these changes could be enacted with a simple majority vote.
All signs point to a highly contentious session, with intense debate around budgets, taxes, and regulatory scope. The Chamber will be actively monitoring developments and keeping members informed as key bills and decisions emerge. Click here to sign up for
Colonial Decorators
Colonial Decorators has proudly served generations of customers with quality flooring, tile, and window coverings since 1958. The business was founded by Leonard “Dutch” Prulhiere in Akron, Ohio, where he established a reputation for craftsmanship, integrity, and hard work. When Dutch later moved his family to Grants Pass, he brought Colonial Decorators with him and opened the business in a rented building in downtown Grants Pass, laying the foundation for a family-owned company that would become a trusted name in the community for the last 68 years.
Dutch’s sons, Kerry and Tim Prulhiere, grew up in the business and spent their lives installing floors and learning the trade from their father. In 1973, Kerry and Tim, along with Tim’s wife Joan, purchased the business from Dutch. As the company continued to grow, they made the decision to leave the downtown location, purchased their own piece of property, and built a store designed to better fit the needs of the business and its customers. Colonial Decorators remains at that location today, continuing to serve the community from the space built to support its expanding services.
Today, Colonial Decorators specializes in the retail of hardwood, laminate, luxury vinyl plank, sheet vinyl, residential and commercial carpet, window coverings, ceramic and porcelain tile, natural stone, tile setting materials, and floor installation materials. In addition to product sales, the business provides professional floor installation services for both residential and commercial projects and proudly offers free estimates. With great installers on our team with over 140 years of combined experience, every project is completed with precision, care, and lasting quality. Our team works closely with customers to help them select the right materials and bring their vision to life.
Colonial Decorators has been family owned and operated from the start, and on most days, four generations can be found in the store. Owners Tim and Kerry Prulhiere remain actively involved in daily operations. Working alongside them are Tim’s daughter Crissy and her husband Dave, as well as their daughter Taryn, representing the next generation of the family. You may even see Taryn’s young children in the store from time to time, a reflection of the strong family presence that has always been part of the business. Also part of the team are Kelly, Tim and Kerry’s nephew, and Jake, the warehouse associate who helps keep operations running smoothly.
As a long-standing local business, Colonial Decorators is proud to serve the Grants Pass community and surrounding areas. The company values the relationships built over decades of service and is grateful for the trust placed in them by customers who return year after year. While products and design trends have evolved since 1958, Colonial Decorators’ commitment to quality materials, skilled installation by great installers, and personalized, honest service remains unchanged. The team looks forward to continuing its legacy and serving future generations with the same care and craftsmanship that have defined Colonial Decorators for 68 years.
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Awards Banquet
The Chamber of Commerce's Annual Awards Banquet is a meaningful way to celebrate and honor the success of local businesses that drive our community's growth and prosperity. This event shines a spotlight on outstanding achievements, fosters a sense of pride and collaboration, and reinforces the importance of supporting local commerce. By participating, you not only recognize the hard work and innovation of these businesses, but also contribute to a thriving, vibrant local economy.
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Grants Pass & Josephine County Chamber of Commerce Awards Banquet
Join us as we celebrate Success in Bloom and honor our community partners
The Chamber of Commerce's Annual Awards Banquet is a meaningful way to celebrate and honor the success of local businesses that drive our community's growth and prosperity. This event shines a spotlight on outstanding achievements, fosters a sense of pride and collaboration, and reinforces the importance of supporting local commerce. By participating, you not only recognize the hard work and innovation of these businesses, but also contribute to a thriving, vibrant local economy
Friday, February 27, 2026
Join us as we celebrate Success in Bloom and honor our community partners
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Friday, February 27, 2026
Boys and Girls Club of the Rogue Valley 203 SE 9th Street Grants Pass, Oregon
6:00 pm - Social Networking 6:30pm - Dinner & Program
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Boys and Girls Club of the Rogue Valley 203 SE 9th Street Grants Pass, Oregon
Busine A ire Requested
$80.00 Ticket | Table Sponsor $800.00 Register online www.grantspasschamber.org
6:00 pm - Social Networking 6:30pm - Dinner & Program
Title Sponsor
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Celebrate America’s 250th Birthday and Discover our Founding Cities: a Historic Journey from Boston to D.C. hosted by the Ambassadors of the Grants Pass & Josephine County Chamber
Celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with a special trip through four important cities: Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C. This journey explores the story of the United States from its founding in 1776, focusing on the ideals of “Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”
Join the Ambassadors of the Grants Pass & Josephine County Chamber of Commerce on this unforgettable tour. Walk through history at the Museum of the American Revolution, visit George Washington’s home at Mount Vernon, and tour West Point, one of the oldest military posts in the country.
Other highlights include seeing the Liberty Bell, touring the U.S. Capitol, exploring the battlefields of Lexington and Concord, enjoying a pan- oramic view of New York City, and paying your respects at Arlington National Cemetery. This tour is perfect for travelers who enjoy moderate activity. Most days include two to three miles of walking over different types of ground, sometimes more. It’s a great way to connect with the past and see where the nation began.
Contact one of the Travel Advisors to reserve your spot!
Pints N Wine Pourhouse
Encompass Person Centered
Halau Hula ‘O Nuku ‘Aina
2026 Annual Chamber Kiosk Program
(Space Limited)
Four Kiosk Locations seen by Tourist & Locals
Locations: Hellgate Excursions, Downtown @ 6th & G Street, Chamber Visitors Center, and Parkway Village BONUS: Online www.grantspasschamber.org
Annual Rate
Chamber Member: $295.00
*Must login to Chamber account to receive discount If you need assistance, contact Chamber office 541-476-7717
Non-Member: $345.00
Online Registration: https://business.grantspasschamber.org/events/details/kiosk4business-2026-58081
Business Name: _______________________________________________________________
Address: _____________________________________________________________________
Bus Phone: ________________________ Email: ____________
Type of Business: _______________________Website: _________
Contact Person_________________________ Best Contact #: _________
Please email logo and QR Code to wmintey@grantspasschamber.org
Complete Form with Check Payable to: GPCOC PO Box 970 Grants Pass 97528
Questions Call Wendy Mintey (541) 956-4102 or wmintey@grantspasschamber.org
Questions Call Wendy Mintey (541) 956 -4102 or wmintey@grantspasschamber.org
Rogue Community College Small Business Development Center Is Open and Supporting Local Businesses
The Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Rogue Community College (RCC) is open and continuing to support entrepreneurs and small business owners.
RCC’s SBDC remains available to provide local advising, training, and resources for those starting, running, or growing a business.
The SBDC at Rogue Community College works directly with business owners through confidential, one-on-one advising. Support includes early planning and startup guidance, financial and operational review, and growth planning for established businesses. In addition to advising, the SBDC offers low-cost practical classes and programs, including the Small Business Management series, designed to help owners build skills they can use right away.
As part of Oregon’s statewide SBDC network, the SBDC at RCC also connects businesses to funding-related resources. Rogue Community College remains committed to providing clear guidance and reliable support for the region’s business community.
Business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs are encouraged to call for advising or visit the RCC SBDC website to view current classes and programs.
Call or email for small business advising: 541-956-7494 • sbdc@roguecc.edu
Welcome Our Newest Chamber Members
Price 4 Charter Buses & Limos
Address: 1169 Grant St, Eugene
Primary Phone: (866) 265-5479
Primary Rep: Travis Salat
Email: travis@price4limo.com
Website: https://www.price4limo.com/locations/oregon/charter-bus-eugene/
Category: Transportation
Description:
Price 4 Charter Buses & Limos Eugene is the best rated limousine, party bus & charter bus company in Eugene with 4,000 five-star reviews.
Cigar Cave
Address: 235 SE 7th St, Grants Pass
Primary Phone: (541) 415-0078
Primary Rep: Dan Pittman
Email: cigarcavedan@outlook.com
Website: http://www.cigarcave.biz
Categories: Specialty
Description:
We are friends who appreciate great cigars & have felt for a long time that southern Oregon should have access to fresh cigars at all price levels. Our passion is to mix the traditional with the new.
Windermere Real Estate Southern
Oregon
Address: 202 NE Evelyn Ave, Grants Pass
Primary Phone: (541)-778-3400
Primary Rep: Marian Szewc
Email: marianandsusan@windermere.com
Website: https://southernoregonhomesforsale.com/
Categories: Real Estate
Description:
For more than 50 years, Windermere has put integrity and professionalism at the heart of our business. This, along with our commitment to building thriving communities, is what has helped Windermere grow into one of the largest and most respected real estate brands in the country, with more than 300 offices and 6,500 agents throughout the Western U.S. and Mexico.
Imagine That…
Creative Children’s Centers
Address: 1209 NE Meier Dr, Grants Pass
Primary Phone: (541) 507-1955
Primary Rep: Michelle Gallas
Email: dmichellegallas@gmail.com
Website: https://www.imaginethatcenters.com/
Categories: Youth Center
Description:
At Imagine That....we provide quality child care & early education programs that ‘’INSPIRE ‘’ innovative thinking, facilitate healthy social, emotional, and intellectual development.
Welcome Our Newest Chamber Members
Rat Rod Rukkus
Address: Merlin
Primary Phone: (541) 787-9683
Primary Rep: Dorian LaFlamme
Email: Dorianlaflamme@gmail.com
Website: https://www.facebook.com/ratrodrukkus/
Categories: Non-Profit Organization
Description:
Nonprofit car show - A gathering of custom, unique & modified vehicles. More details for this years show coming soon! Sept. 11th & 12th 2026. A complete family event! Come on out !!
Rogue Valley Performing Arts Alliance
Address: 1515 Redwood Ave #6, Grants Pass
Primary Phone: (541) 441-2652
Primary Rep: Jocelyn Schmidt
Email: info@rvpaa.com
Website: http://rvpaa.com
Categories: Non-profit Organization
Description:
RVPAA is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization serving children and families in the performing arts through community, scholarship, training, and outreach.
John L Scott – Gina Mattoon
Address: 705 NE 7th St, Grants Pass
Primary Phone: (541) 297-7592
Primary Rep: Gina Mattoon
Email: ginamattoon@johnlscott.com
Website: http://ginamattoon.johnlscott.com
Categories: Real Estate
Description:
First hand knowledge of Grants Pass market trends & pricing. Local connections with trusted lenders, inspectors and contractors. Personalized marketing strategies to help your home stand out. Support and guidance rooted in real community insight. A partner who truly understands what makes this area special.
Rogue Sole & Style
Address: 229 SW G St, Grants Pass
Primary Phone: (541) 218-6813
Primary Rep: Carrie Dice
Email: roguesolestyle@gmail.com
Website: https://roguesoleandstyle.com/
Categories: Clothing Store
Description:
Women’s retail, shoes, clothing and accessories.
Starting a business is exciting, but it can also be overwhelming. It’s not always clear where to begin or who to ask. That’s why the Grants Pass & Josephine County Chamber of Commerce created the Manual for Starting a Business in Josephine County, to bring all of the essential information for starting a business into one place.
As part of that effort, a previous Chamber intern, Rubi Madrigal, contributed several of the graphics used throughout the manual. These visual elements help break up dense information and make the guide more approachable for readers who may be encountering these requirements for the first time.
Even with a clear and well-organized guide, one challenge still remains. It’s finding the specific answer you need at the moment you need it. When you’re an entrepreneur juggling ideas, deadlines, and decisions, flipping through pages or interpreting technical language can slow you down a lot when you’re just trying to get off the ground.
That challenge is what inspired my current project. I’m working on an AI-powered chat-bot that uses the Chamber’s business startup manual as its primary knowledge base. It’s simple goal is to make trusted local information
by Skyler Szijjarto, Chamber Digital Intern
easier to access. Instead of searching through a book, users will be able to ask straightforward questions like “Should I form an LLC or a Sole Proprietorship?” or “What’s required to open a food business?” and receive clear, relevant answers based on Chamber-provided guidance.
This tool isn’t meant to replace human support. It’s designed to help entrepreneurs get oriented more quickly, understand their next steps, and approach the process with greater confidence before reaching out to agencies, advisors, or the Chamber team.
Together, the manual and this upcoming AI chat-bot reflect the Chamber’s ongoing commitment to making business resources clearer, more accessible, and easier to use. Starting a business will always take effort, but finding accurate information shouldn’t be one of the hardest parts.
The chat-bot is still in development, but expect updates soon! Whether you’re just exploring an idea or actively preparing to open your doors, the Chamber is here to help you navigate the process and connect with the right resources at the right time.
The Young Professionals Network is for young professionals in the target age range of 18-45 who are looking for networking opportunities with other young professionals, connections to the community and business leaders, community engagement, and professional development. The network holds monthly luncheons, quarterly socials, and community service projects.
Our Young Professionals kicked off the new year with an engaging luncheon at the Hivve, featuring our dynamic Grants Pass & Josephine County Chamber of Commerce CEO, Terry Hopkins. Terry shared several informational handouts, offering a comprehensive overview of the Chamber’s functions, committees, and the extensive resources available to support our business community.
As part of our year-end review, Terry recapped some significant accomplishments from 2025:
•Launch of the Catalyst Program: This initiative successfully raised funds to sponsor new members’ dues, encouraging growth and inclusivity within our community.
•Rogue Leadership Training Experience: One of our proudest achievements, this cohort is designed to cultivate deep, adaptive, and courageous leadership throughout Grants Pass and Josephine County. For 2026, one of our main objectives is to expand our focus on communication. This involves covering topics that impact every facet of business. Terry emphasized that the Chamber remains a strong and relevant resource due to several key factors:
•A Solid Team and Strategic Partners:
Our dedicated team and valuable partnerships are the backbone of our success.
•Prioritizing Engagement: Keeping our finger on the pulse of issues affecting local businesses is crucial.
•Legislative Advocacy: We remain committed to advocating for business interests at a legislative level.
•Community Alignment: Ensuring our efforts align with the needs of our community is a top priority. Terry, known for his engaging speaking style, included humor throughout his presentation and concluded with his steadfast commitment to an open-door policy, encouraging ongoing dialogue and collaboration. We are excited to see where this year takes us and are grateful for the support and enthusiasm of our Young Professionals and the entire business community.
For February we will host our Quarterly Trash Cleanup and Professional Development on Cultivating Culture. Check the Chamber Community Calendar for details on this event, which is free to attend and includes lunch. To learn more about the YPN or explore sponsorship opportunities, contact Christie Swafford at cswafford@grantspasschamber.org. To keep up to date on YPN activities, follow us on social media and sign up for text alerts by texting GPYPN to 38316.
A&S Cleaning LLC
Abby’s Legendary Pizza
All American City Landscape
Avista Utilities
Banner Bank - North Branch
Best Western Grants Pass Inn
Beyond Real Estate Brokers Inc.
Blaze-N-Monkey’s LLC
Bristol Hospice-Rogue Valley, LLC
Chetco Brewing Company, LLC
Brown Bear Masonry
Carl’s Jr. #8185 & #8532
Carol Dittmer
Casablanca Coffee & Grill
Cascades of Grants Pass
Cauble, Furr & Beguin, LLP
Caveman Heating & A/C
Caveman Travel
Club Northwest
Country House Inns
DJ’s Bump & Paint Parlor
Dutch Bros
Encompass Person Centered
Eye Care Group of Southern Oregon
Grants Pass Automotive
Growler Guys Taphouse
H & S Energy Group
John L. Scott - Gina Mattoon
Josephine County Food Bank
Logan Design
MasterBrand Cabinets, Inc.
Met One Instruments Powered by Acoem
Mini Mac Self Storage, LLC
Morrisons Rogue Wilderness Adventures/Lodge
ODHS Oregon Department of Human Services
Office Technologies Inc
Options for Southern Oregon
Oregon Caves National Monument & Preserve
Pacific RidgeLine Forestry
PacJet Inc.
Playcraft Systems
Premier West Properties LLC
Ram Offset Lithographers, LLC
River Valley Church
Rogue Valley Heating Cooling & Electrical
Rogue Valley Humane Society
Smith Five Electric LLC
Sundance Distilling
The Orchid Grill
The Parsagian Group at RE/MAX Integrity
The Wonder Bur
Three Rivers School District
United Finance Co
Wild River Brewing & Pizza Co.
Wildlife Images
Youth 71Five Ministries
MONTHLY UPCOMING CHAMBER EVENTS
Greeters- “Business for Breakfast” Every Wednesday - 8:00 am
Connect w/Enews & Calendar for Locations
Government Affairs Committee*
1st Monday - 9:00 am
Young Professionals Network Committee (YPN)*
2nd Monday - 12:00 noon
Business Retention & Expansion Committee*
2nd Tuesday - 8:00 am
Chamber Board Meeting*
2nd Thursday - 8:00 am
Ambassador Committe Meeting* 1st Wednesday - 7:00 am
Chamber Awards Banquet ~ Friday, February 27th
Business After Hours at Hampton Inn & Suites, February 12th
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