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 - Yoho Consulting
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
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This Month on Chamber Chatter: •Boys & Girls Club ~ Taste of The Rogue • Mid Rogue Fire Dist.• • Fireside Catering & Events • Vining Designs •
Cover Photo: Chelsea Fine Photography
Pass & 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
Last week, our business community gathered for one of my favorite nights of the year — our Annual Awards Banquet. With the theme “Success is in Bloom,” the evening was more than a celebration. It was a reminder.
In Grants Pass and across Josephine County, success does not happen by accident. It is planted in long hours, watered by risk, and strengthened through perseverance. And ultimately, it blooms because of people — people like you.
Looking around the room, I saw business owners who have weathered economic shifts, workforce shortages, regulatory pressures, and rising costs — yet continue to show up every day with courage and commitment. I saw emerging leaders stepping forward and legacy businesses investing in the next generation. I saw a community that refuses to stand still. Most importantly, we paused.
In the constant rhythm of building, advocating, networking, and solving problems, we rarely stop to recognize the good happening right in front of us. The banquet gave us that moment — a collective breath. A chance to acknowledge that while we are always striving to grow, we are already part of something truly special.
That evening would not have been possible without the extraordinary efforts of our staff and volunteers. From months of planning to the final details of décor, logistics, sponsorship coordination, and program execution, this event reflected teamwork at its finest. Our small but mighty Chamber team continues to operate well beyond its size, and our volunteers bring both heart and hustle to everything we do. To each of you who played a role: thank you.
While we celebrated, the work of advocacy and community development continues. Oregon’s short legislative session is wrapping up, and your Chamber has remained actively engaged in monitoring and weighing in on policies that affect local businesses. Advocacy is stewardship — protecting the economic foundation that allows our community to thrive.
At the local level, the City’s Budget Committee convenes this week. Budget decisions shape infrastructure, public safety, and economic development priorities that directly impact our members. We remain focused on ensuring business voices are present and heard.
We are also entering the primary election cycle and preparing for candidate forums. Providing space for respectful dialogue between candidates and the business community is one of our most important roles. An informed electorate and engaged business community strengthen both our economy and civic culture. As one season closes, another begins.
Our focus now shifts toward the energy of spring and summer — with Wine Stroll and Concerts in the Park ahead. Sponsorships are open, and these events create meaningful ripple effects for retailers, restaurants, lodging providers, and service businesses throughout the region.
This year marks the 40th anniversary of Concerts in the Park — four decades of music, memories, and momentum. What began as entertainment has become a cornerstone of summer vitality for our local businesses.
Yes, we celebrated.
And we recommitted — to growth, advocacy, partnership, and building something even stronger for the next generation.
Success is in bloom. And because of you, the roots run deep.
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
March 2026
Business For Breakfast ~ Greeter’s Meeting Meeting Time: 8:00
Mar 4th
Indoor Airman
Fruitdale Grange ~ 1440 Parkdale Dr.
Mar 11th GP Kiwanis
Fruitdale Grange ~ 1440 Parkdale Dr.
Mar 18th
Evergreen Federal Bank Bear Hotel ~ 2101 NE Spalding Ave
Mar 25th
Novum Visuals
The Hivve ~ 164 NE G Street
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 Tuesday, March 10, 1-2 p.m. PDT FREE Webinar
WILDFIRE
Pacific Power Oregon Wildfire Webinar
Join Pacific Power’s wildfire experts to find out how we’re increasing safety across our Oregon service area during wildfire season and year-round.
Attend the free event online to:
• Hear how we’re adapting to this new era of extreme weather in the areas of meteorology,
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February 2026
TJ Tice
Owner, Jefferson Graphics
Emcee- Terri Wiley, Evergreen Federal Bank
Tice, Jefferson Graphics
Emcee- Doug Bradley, Holiday Inn Express
Learning with The Library Library Resources to
help Grow your
Declaration 1776: The Big Bang of Modern Democracy
Stop by the Grants Pass branch to view the new panel exhibit celebrating the global influence of the Declaration of Independence and its enduring principles - freedom, equality, and representative government-through pivotal moments in American and world history.
Curated by Grants Pass native and renowned historian James Basker and Sandy Trenholm of the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History, this original exhibit is now part of the library’s permanent collection. It is available for temporary loan to schools, libraries, and community organizations in Josephine County for educational display.
To learn more or to check out the exhibit, visit: josephinelibrary.org/education-andresearch/declaration-250. For questions, email info@josephinelibrary.org or call 541-476-0571.
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 2026 Short Legislative Session
By law Oregon’s 2026 short legislative session must adjourn no later than Sunday, March 8, though most observers expect lawmakers to wrap up their work by Friday, March 6th.
As is typical for a short session, much of the Legislature’s attention this year has centered on budget adjustments and funding policy, addressing gaps and making mid-biennium corrections rather than advancing sweeping new policy frameworks.
Several high-profile debates dominated headlines. One of the most widely discussed issues involved a proposal to move the statewide transportation funding vote from the November ballot to May. Supporters argued the earlier vote would provide clarity on the state’s transportation funding challenges sooner, while critics raised concerns about voter access and transparency in shifting such a major policy decision.
While those discussions captured much of the public attention, several issues with significant implications for Southern Oregon businesses remain unresolved. One bill the Chamber has actively opposed is HB 4148, which would redirect a portion of Transient Lodging Tax (TLT) revenues away from tourism promotion. Lodging taxes are paid primarily by visitors and have long been reinvested into tourism marketing and destination de-
velopment that brings travelers — and their spending — into communities like Grants Pass. Redirecting these funds risks weakening one of the most effective tools our region has for supporting local businesses.
Another critical issue is restoring enforceable liability waivers for recreation and fitness providers. Oregon is currently the only state that does not recognize these waivers, creating major insurance challenges for outfitters, guides, gyms, and recreation providers. Many operators now have only a single insurer willing to write policies in Oregon, driving premiums to unsustainable levels and threatening access to outdoor recreation.
The Chamber supported SB 1593, which would have addressed this issue with bipartisan backing. Unfortunately, the bill was blocked from reaching the floor amid pressure from trial lawyers. Instead, lawmakers advanced SB 1517, which initially worsened the situation. Advocates have since worked to amend the bill, and the final days of the session will determine whether meaningful relief can still be achieved.
Throughout the session, the Grants Pass & Josephine County Chamber of Commerce has continued to advocate as a strong voice for rural Oregon businesses — ensuring that policymakers understand the real-world impacts their decisions have on the entrepreneurs, employers, and workers who power our communities.
KONA ICE
Kona Ice is a vibrant, community-focused shaved-ice experience that blends fun, convenience, and meaningful local impact. As a family-oriented small business, we take pride in offering an experience that is effortless for organizers and unforgettable for guests.
Our trucks are 100 percent self-contained, requiring no power, water, or setup from the venue, which makes working with us incredibly simple. You just point us where to park and we are ready to serve.
With our interactive Flavorwave system, guests get to create their own perfect shaved ice by choosing from delicious flavors that include dye free, sugar free, and reduced sugar options. This makes Kona Ice an inclusive treat for kids and adults with a wide range of nutritional needs.
We are known for being exceptionally easy to partner with through responsive communication, punctual arrivals, clean and inviting equipment, friendly staff, and a smooth process from booking to serving.
Schools, youth programs, sports organizations, and local events trust us because we show up consistently and because we care about the Rogue Valley community. We love supporting fundraisers, corporate teams, celebrations, and family events of every kind.
Every event we attend gives us the opportunity to create colorful moments, support local families, and bring a little sunshine in the form of shaved ice.
Kona Ice is bright, fun, exciting, and behind every event is a family that truly loves serving Southern Oregon.
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Expand your professional network and strengthen your visibility in the community -- Apply to be a Chamber Ambassador! Open to all Chamber Members!
The Chamber Ambassador Committee is one of the most visible and rewarding ways to get involved in the Grants Pass & Josephine County business community. Ambassadors serve as the welcoming team for the Chamber—connecting with local businesses, celebrating ribbon cuttings and groundbreakings, and helping host events like Business for Breakfast and Business After Hours. It’s a chance to be at the center of the conversations and relationships that help our local business community thrive.
Ambassadors are business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals who enjoy being out in the community representing both their organization and the Chamber. If you enjoy meeting people, building connections, and helping new businesses feel supported and welcomed, this group offers a fun and meaningful way to do it.
If you enjoy connection, community, and making a positive impact, the Ambassador Committee may be the perfect place for you. Contact the Chamber for an application today!
Fireside Event Center
Hampton Inn & Suites
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 Leadership Cohort Seeks Nonprofit Partner for Community Capstone Project
Rogue Leadership Cohort Seeks Nonprofit Partner for Community Capstone Project
The inaugural cohort of the Rogue Leadership Training Experience is entering the final phase of its eight-month journey — and they’re looking for a local nonprofit or community organization to partner with for a high-impact capstone project.
Over the past five months, 30 participants have worked through an intensive curriculum focused on personal, relational, organizational, civic, and community leadership. The program brings together a diverse cross-section of our region — private-sector professionals, nonprofit leaders, and emerging youth participants — creating space for collaboration, shared learning, and long-term relationship building across sectors.
This leadership initiative is made possible through the generous support of community sponsors including AllCare Health, Evergreen Federal Bank, and RenTec Direct.
Now Seeking a Community Impact Partner
As the cohort enters its final three months, participants are shifting their focus to the capstone phase — a defining component of the experience.
Rather than creating something entirely new, the cohort will serve as an accelerator for an existing nonprofit or community organization that already has a meaningful project underway but could benefit from additional leadership capacity, strategic planning, and execution support.
The selected organization will receive the collective focus and expertise of 30 trained leaders committed to delivering measurable and lasting impact in Josephine County.
Nonprofits and community organizations interested in being considered are encouraged to submit their project for review at: https://cohort.unbreakablegp.org/p/community
With three months remaining, the inaugural Rogue Leadership Training Experience cohort is demonstrating that leadership development done right does more than grow individuals — it strengthens an entire community. For more information or to be involved in future cohorts, contact the Chamber, thopkins@grantspasschamber.org
Welcome Our Newest Chamber Members
Fireside
Catering Co. & Event Center
Address: 940 SE 8th St
Primary Phone: (541) 761-1626
Primary Rep: Christy McCallum
Email: christymccallum@live.com
Website: http://firesidecateringco.com
Categories: Caterers
Description:
Fireside Catering Company is Southern Oregon’s Premiere Professional Catering Service.
We are creators of events, grand or intimate. We are designers of food, simple or sublime. We are here to serve you, to perform great feats of creative design and event execution. We are here to ensure that your important event is timeless, and memorable, but also comfortable, perhaps inspiring, and certainly creative. Our philosophy is a simple one. We are designers of events and architects of food. We are supremely passionate about quality food, community connection, and the art of hospitality. Our team is honored to have the opportunity to help create your most special celebration! And we strive to be the best at what we do.
DirectLine IT LLC
Address: 514 State St Ste. A Hood River, OR
Primary Phone: (541) 386-7978
Primary Rep: Matthew Cole
Email: mcole@directline-it.com
Website: http://www.directline-it.com
Categories: Computer Software, Network & Hardware Support
Description:
DirectLine-IT is a managed service provider delivering IT support, cybersecurity, and compliance solutions to small businesses throughout Southern Oregon. We specialize in serving healthcare practices.
Carlson Sound & Light LLC dba CSL PRO
Address: 12111 Table Rock Rd Central Point
Primary Phone: (541) 727-7507
Primary Rep: Brandon Carlson
Email: brandon@carlsonsound.com
Website: http://carlsonsound.com
Categories: Sound, Lighting, DJ
Description:
Sound, Lighting, Staging and Event rental services
Wild Rogue Board & Barrel
Address: 3120 Woodland Park Rd.
Primary Phone: (541) 450-2158
Primary Rep: Rebecca Bos
Email: Info@RogueCharcuterieBar.com
Website: http://www.roguecharcuteriebar.com
Categories: Caterers
Description:
Wild Rogue Board & Barrel is a Southern Oregon based fine charcuterie and mobile bartending company serving corporate events, weddings, meetings, and private gatherings. We work often with realtors, local businesses, and community partners to create events that feel elevated, welcoming, and memorable.
From thoughtfully styled grazing tables and our charcuterie cart to individual cups and boxes, every detail is designed with intention.
We frequently cater meetings, presentations, workshops, and summits, and have partnered with several local meeting and event spaces throughout Southern Oregon. Our approach is luxurious without feeling overdone, rooted in quality, creativity, and connection.
Welcome Our Newest Chamber Members
Crash & C-Mac Productions LLC
Address: Southern Oregon
Primary Phone: (703) 839-2810
Primary Rep: Ashley Bradfield
Email: info@crashandcmacproductions.com
Website: http://crashandcmacproductions.com
Categories: Arts, Culture, Entertainment
Description:
Crash & C-Mac Productions is a dynamic music management and promotion company that brings high-caliber artists to Southern Oregon. Founded by two passionate music enthusiasts, Charlsie MacWilliams and Ashley Bradfield, they share a love for live music experiences and have a knack for selecting exceptional talent. With their extensive network and knowledge of the industry, they assist venues in hosting upscale musical events that leave lasting impressions. If you seek to elevate your musical offerings, Crash & C-Mac Productions is the ultimate partner for talent booking, promotion strategies, and music event productions.
Los Postres Ice Cream & More
Address: 202 Redwood Hwy Ste. B
Primary Phone: (541) 295-8585
Primary Rep: Gabby Aldridge
Email: del.aldridge@gmail.com
Website: https://www.lospostresgp.com/
Categories: Sweet Treats/Ice Cream/Gelato
Description:
Los Postres, meaning “desserts” in Spanish, is a unique sweet shop located on Redwood Highway in Grants Pass, Oregon. Since 2021, Los Postres has served authentic Mexican desserts, ice cream, shaved ice, and various sweet and savory Mexican snacks. Owned and operated by Gabby Guizar, a woman with over 23 years of experience in the food industry, Los Postres was created to bring something new and enjoyable to the Grants Pass community.
The menu includes traditional favorites like tres leches cake and homemade flan. It also features unique treats such as Frutas Locas (a fresh fruit salad with chamoy sauce and Tajin), Mexican street corn, and churros. Fresh fruit bowls and juices are also available.Los Postres provides a welcoming atmosphere, and its team is dedicated to providing excellent service. Catering services are available for special events.
Seabright Mortgage
Address: 1595 NE 6th St Ste. F
Primary Phone: (541) 218-5156
Primary Rep: Jena Heth
Email: jena.heth@seabrightmortgage.com
Website: https://www.seabrightmortgage.com/
Categories: Mortgages/Loans
Description:
Established in 2008, Seabright Mortgage is a group of seasoned professional residential mortgage consultants dedicated to providing you with the best mortgage experience possible. As part of ML Mortgage Corp., a full-service, privately held mortgage banker, we pride ourselves on our outstanding reputation built on trust, ethical lending practices, and true family values. Our experts are committed to offering courteous, one-on-one attention to guide you every step of the way.
Sugar and Spice Coffee & Fruits
Address: 101 NE Mill St.
Primary Phone: (541) 500-8933
Primary Rep: Angel Carrillo
Email: sugarandspicecoffeegrantspass@gmail.com
Website: https://www.facebook.com/sugarandspicecoffeeandfruitshop
Categories: Coffee/Espresso Shop
Description:
Coffee, Smoothies, Fruits Cup, shaved Ice,ice cream, Corn in a cup, Bionicos, Tostilocos, Tamales, Diablitos, Mangonadas & More
Welcome Our Newest Chamber
Members, con’t
EV Excavation
Address: Grants Pass
Primary Phone: (541) 659-9999
Primary Rep: Vincent Ownbey
Email: evexcavation@gmail.com
Website: http://www.evexcavation.com
Categories: Contractors & Developers
Description:
I am a local contractor in Southern Oregon who you can count on to get your job done. No matter the size of the job. I always work hard to ensure my clients are completely satisfied with my work.
Everyone needs tools to start, build, manage, and grow their business.
While starting a new business can be overwhelming, the Small Business Tool Kit provided by the City of Grants Pass will help you on your way to turning your dream business into a realty. It’s a friendly, easy-to-read resource to help you navigate the business tax certificate and the permit process.
https:// www. grantspasschamber. org/smallbusinesstool-kit-gp/
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.
In February, our Young Professionals group organized two impactful events that combined community service and professional development, fostering both camaraderie and growth among participants.
Our first event was the Quarterly Adopt-a-Street Trash Cleanup, a cherished tradition we have maintained through our long-standing partnership with the City of Grants Pass Public Works Department. This event is not only a fun and engaging way to contribute to a cleaner and healthier community, but it also provides ample opportunities for networking. Participants always leave feeling accomplished and connected, having made a tangible difference in our community.
For our second event, we had the privilege of being hosted by Club NW for Professional Development focused on “Cultivating Culture.” Scott Draper, the founder, delivered an inspiring session filled with insights on core values and personal development. In his grounded and laid-back style, Scott led an engaging conversation about defining goals as A, B, or C, with the latter being something that both excites and scares you. He emphasized the importance of perseverance, even in the face of fear, and the value of continuous learning.
Scott shared memorable insights such as, “You are the culture of your organization” and “Culture eats strategy for breakfast.” These nuggets of wisdom resonated deeply, reminding us of the power of culture in shaping successful organizations. Additionally, we heard from Jesse Sallas, the Club’s Director of Programs, who delved into the steps they take to embed the Club’s culture with new hires. He explained that employees are referred to as “Serrior’s” (Service Warriors), each carrying a Serrior’s Guide outlining the Club’s core values.
Scott concluded with a powerful statement: “Self-love is where it starts!” This reminder reinforced the idea that cultivating a positive culture begins with individual self-awareness and care.
The event was not only rich in content but also generous in hospitality. Participants received thoughtful goodie bags and enjoyed a delicious lunch, making the day both informative and enjoyable.
March, we will host a Quarterly Networking Social at PNW. 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.
Century 21 J.C. Jones American Dream
Chapel of the Valley - L.B. Hall Funeral Home
Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians
Elegance Antiques
Fields Home Center
Grants Pass Adventist School
Grants Pass Pharmacy
Grants Pass Sobering Center
Grants Pass Surgery Center
Grants Pass Toyota
Grounds Guys Landscape Management
Hart Insurance
Hearts With a Mission
Josephine Community Library District
KDRV - TV
Lamar Company
Met One Instruments Powered by Acoem
Michael OCoyne RE/Max Integrity
Mid Rogue Foundation
Motel Del Rogue
Rentec Direct
Resolute Integrative Health
Rogue Florist & Gifts
Rogue River Greenway Foundation
Rotary Club of Greater Grants Pass
Sandi’s Candies
Schmidt Family Vineyards
Solista Grants Pass
Soul Canyon Training & Development
The Human Bean
Three Rivers School District
Troon Vineyard
VLK Bookkeeping LLC
WaFd Bank - South River
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
