BIO-ONE WINSTON SALEM
Nadine Black
For more information:
(336) 830-1336
380H Knollwood St., Ste. 239
Winston Salem, NC 27103
CLEANING-COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL
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SULTRY SCENT COMPANY
Annie Castillo
For more information:
(252) 384-8425
BEAUTY
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Thank you to our Ambassador Team |
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The Chamber is lucky to have a special group of people who volunteer their time to further our mission and ensure our members are connected and supported by the Chamber and the business community.
BB Barco - BB&T
Cheryl Bright - Townebank Mortgage
Kelly Campbell - Townebank of Currituck
Greg Dillard-The Legacy Agency, Elizabeth City
Meleka Dipietro, United Country Real Estate
Rachelle Gunter - COA Small Business Center
Jessica James - Taylor Mueller Realty
Travis James - Taylor Mueller Realty
Reanna Jimenez - ECSU Foundation
Christina King - Comfort Inn
Melanie Metzler - B&M Contractors
Cortney Simpson - NCWorks
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Enjoy this short video from our March Member Moment, featuring Biggs Cadillac Buick GMC Truck! Follow us on social media to see the Swimme & Son video premiere in April, produced in partnership with Eye Candy Digital Video! |
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International Ice Patrol in Elizabeth City
In a normal year, Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City flies International Ice Patrol missions out of Newfoundland, Canada from February to July because it provides optimal distance to the mission area and greatly increases the time on station vs. stationing out of the Northeastern US. Due to COVID, in mid-March, an Air Station Elizabeth City crew forward deployed to St. Johns for the first time in over a year (last year most missions were flown out of Coast Guard Air Station Cape Cod, 1700 miles further from the operation area). In an attempt to explain what the “International Ice Patrol (IIP)” is, I located a 2018 post from the Coast Guard 5th District:
“In the 106 years since the sinking of the Titanic prompted the International Ice Patrol’s implementation, not a single vessel heeding an iceberg warning issued by the service has collided with an iceberg.
During a typical ice season, extending from February through August, and sometimes into September, the Coast Guard’s Ice Patrol routinely flies to St. John’s, Newfoundland, on HC-130J Super Hercules aircraft from Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City to search for icebergs. Twice a month for nine days at a time, a typical air crew consists of eight members from Air Station Elizabeth City, who welcome aboard five ice observers based out of New London, Connecticut. The team conducts aerial reconnaissance missions over the North Atlantic Ocean, searching for iceberg threats to the transatlantic shipping lanes.
As the shortest distance between Europe and North America is riddled with icebergs for much of ice season, maritime transportation companies depend upon reports published by the IIP to determine the safest, most economical routes for maritime commerce between the continents. If weather provides the right conditions, the crew takes off from St. John’s and patrols about 7-9 hours at an altitude usually between 500 and 2,000 feet. They scan roughly 30,000 square nautical miles in an average flight. The crew depends on the aircraft’s 360 degree sea search radar, and verifies what the technology finds with human observers looking out the aircraft’s windows.”
Also - over 10,000 participants have registered for the Coast Guard Half-Marathon and 5K!!! But there are only about 900 spots left for the two races, so sign up quick! I completed my half-marathon and survived but am looking forward to running in person next year. If you are interested, more details of this event can be found at CoastGuardRun.com or by contacting the Visit Elizabeth City staff.
CDR Brook Sherman, Commanding Officer, Base Elizabeth City
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Albemarle Alliance for Children and Families |
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Albemarle Area United Way |
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Albemarle Home Care and Hospice |
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Albemarle Medical Associates, PLLC |
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April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and Albemarle Hopeline wants survivors to know that you are not alone! Hopeline offers many free, confidential services for survivors, including adult survivors of childhood abuse, including individual counseling, support groups, web-based wellness seminars to help you in your healing, advocacy and court accompaniment, financial empowerment, and more.
Hopeline understands that healing is not linear, and we are here to help wherever you might be in your healing process. Call us at 252-338-3011, or learn more at www.albemarlehopeline.org .
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Albemarle Regional Health Services |
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Blue Ruby at Grice-Fearing |
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Chesapeake Regional Healthcare |
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Coastal Carolina Cannabis Center |
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College of the Albemarle Small Business Center |
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Das Danmine Family Fun Center |
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MAY 7---------------- Late Model 40 lap - $2000 to win/All Divisions Racing
MAY 14---------------Va Sprints/Stock Car Racing – No Super Fours
MAY21----------------Stock Car Racing – All Divisions Racing
May 28----------------Kids N Karts – Stock Car Racing/No Super Fours
June 4------------------Twin 20’s Late Models/No Super Fours
JUNE 11---------------Va Sprints/40 Lap Steel Block Madness $4000 to Win
No Super Streets or Super Fours
JUNE 18---------------Dixie 105.7 Radio Night/All Divisions Racing
JUNE 25 --------------Stock Car Racing All Divisions – Kids n Karts
July 2 -----------------NO RACE
JULY 9 ----------------J2 Race Engines Night/2 Barrell Championship $4000 to win
No Super Fours
JULY 16 --------------Sportsman 35 Laps $1000 to Win/All Divisions Racing
JULY 23 --------------Va Sprints/Stock Car Racing/No Super Fours
JULY 30 --------------Big 94.5 WCMS Radio Night/Twin 20’s late Models
Kids n Karts/No Super Fours
AUGUST 6 -----------Stock Car Racing All divisions
AUGUST 13 ----------Biggs Night/25 Lap Stock Fours $1000 to win /No Super Fours
AUGUST 20 ---------Stock Car Racing All Divisions
August 27------------Stock Car Racing All divisions/Double Points
Rain Dates ----------Sept 3 and Sept 10
Dates may be subject to change
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Doctor Francis A. Bald & Associates |
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Two Locations:
2224 S. Croatan Highway Suite 7
Nags Head, NC 27959
252-441-4300
1134 N Road Street Building 7
Elizabeth City, NC 27909
252-338-8077
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DR. FRANCIS A. BALD & ASSOCIATES
Please call today for an estimate.
At both locations we pull teeth AND place implants, do biopsies, and many other services. We will file your insurance for you.
We participate with Care Credit, Scratchpay, and Lending Club if you need to make a payment plan.
A new patient comment recently commented, ,"Dr. Bald was incredibly kind and was very informative," "I get very anxious about dental work but Dr. Bald makes me feel relaxed and comfortable...," and "Dr. Bald is a wonderful man; kind, concerned, 5 stars!"
We look forward to serving you. As we move forward during this pandemic, Dr. Bald is now seeing all patients, not just emergencies.
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Doctors Morris & Taylor, LTD |
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DV Cleaning & Home Services |
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Elizabeth City Habitat For Humanity |
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On March 20, Elizabeth City Habitat for Humanity celebrated Mrs. Debra Barcliff’s accomplishment of paying off her mortgage by burning her mortgage note. The Barcliff’s house was the first house built by Elizabeth City Habitat for Humanity and the third to be paid off by homeowners. Current board members were joined at Taylor Mueller Realty by Gwen Bell, one of the members of the original board of directors.
Mrs. Barcliff and her husband Roosevelt purchased from EC Habitat for Humanity in April 1996. At the time they purchased the $39,000 house for their family of six, Mr. Barcliff worked as a custodian at the Extension Office. He later became a sergeant at the Pasquotank Correctional institution. Mrs. Barcliff had just started a long-term substitute job at Sheep-Harney Elementary School when they purchased the house. She went on to teach fourth and fifth grades at Sheep-Harney.
Mr. Barcliff died in 2011 and several years later Mrs. Barcliff herself had health issues that resulted in her being placed on life support. During these periods of health issues, the board of directors put her mortgage in forebearance and she resumed payments when her health improved.
Mrs. Barcliff also has a connection to our most recent partner family headed by Mirracle Burnham who was in one of her fifth grade classes.
“We are very happy to celebrate this event with Mrs. Barcliff,” said Erica Ramjohn, President of Elizabeth City Habitat for Humanity. “This is a great milestone for her and our affiliate.”
In addition to Bell, founding board members of EC Habitat for Humanity were Dr. Douglas E. Murray, Sonya Hibbard, Gladys H. Williams, Stanley W. Easty, and John Kinsey.
Habitat for Humanity partner families must qualify to purchase the house and agree to perform between 300 and 500 sweat equity hours on the construction of the house. Ms. Burnham has completed nearly 250 hours so far on her house on 5th Street. Our homeowners pay a zero interest loan, taxes and insurance. Homeowner principal payments are used for new construction projects.
Construction prices have increased significantly since 1996. We are looking for donors to help defray the costs of the driveway, kitchen and bathroom cabinets, doors, bathroom accessories, closet shelving, baseboards, and flooring, among other items. If you would like to contribute to our building fund, contact Norma James at Taylor Mueller Realty, 252-331-2233.
Jane Elfring
Vice-President, Elizabeth City Habitat for Humanity
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ECPC Parks and Recreation |
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Parks and Recreation is currently gearing up for our spring programs! These programs consist of art classes, fitness classes, camps, adult sports, youth sports, and special events. Join the Parks and Recreation today as we strive to have a fun and safe spring season!
For more questions and information, call us at 252-335-1424.
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The ECPC Senior Center would like to recognize the senior citizens of Elizabeth City/Pasquotank County for their outstanding service throughout our community. This was developed to honor persons who are making significant contributions through their time, talents, and dedication. Please nominate someone that you feel is deserving of this honor. A senior from each age group listed below will be chosen for recognition, as well as an overall annual 2021 Outstanding Senior Citizen. The honorees chosen should serve as role models for compassion and be striving to help make our community a better place. |
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Elizabeth City State University |
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Food Bank of the Albemarle |
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Food Bank of the Albemarle is in need of regular volunteers help to meet the continued growing need across northeastern North Carolina. March marks one year since many area residents found themselves furloughed, out of work, and seeking the resources of a food pantry for the first time. The Food Bank has seen a 53% increase in food distribution over the past year, and a loss of approximately 60% of their volunteer base. |
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F&H Print Sign Design. LLC |
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Fusion Office Business Centers |
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Phyllis Bosomworth and Erin Nixon are pleased to announce the Sales Agent and the Listing Agent for February 2021 |
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Sales Agent of the Month for February 2021 is Marie Chandler
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Listing Agent of the Month for February 2021 is Terry Saunders
Terry is a native of Northeastern North Carolina and has been a REALTOR® for over 30 years. She has won Top Listing or Top Sales Agent of the month many times during her career and has won Real Estate Agent of the Year.
Terry has attained the designation of Certified Residential Specialist and Short Sale Foreclosure Representative. She is a past President of the Albemarle Area Association of Realtors (AAAR).
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Jones Family Chiropractic |
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Julius Star Tattoo Gallery |
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LM Disposal Services, LLC |
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Phipps Travel Tourism & Entertainment |
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Please call for more details
631.235.5919
Phipps Travel Tourism and Entertainment
For your Vacation GetAways
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Pink Ribbon Resource Center, Inc |
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Select Rental Services-The Julia Moore Team |
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SERVPRO of Elizabeth City/Outer Banks |
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Shaklee Independent Distributor - Gwen Bell |
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Small Business & Technology Development Center |
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Small Paws Veterinary Clinic |
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Heartworm infection is a serious and potentially fatal disease. Treatment is possible in dogs, but can carry some degree of risk, depending on the severity of the infection. There is no approved treatment available for cats.
Remember, it is much easier and cheaper to prevent heartworm
disease than it is to treat it!
1505 North Road Street or call us at 252-384-0109
Small Paws Veterinary Clinic
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SPCA of Northeastern North Carolina |
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Commercial Units Available at Carolina Plaza
For more information:
252-331-1479
252-338-8850
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Tree of Life Martial Arts Training Center |
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Professionalism at a Price That Can't be Beat! |
Are you looking for a reputable tree service one that is capable of any tree job? If so call Underutter Tree Service!
Owner Jeremy Lassiter is an ISA Certified Arborist and certified in tree risk assessment.
For a free estimate call
252-455-4544 today.
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Waterbrooke of Elizabeth City |
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Heather Whistler, United Country Forbes Realty & Auctions |
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For Immediate Release:
Brookfield, Wis. –
The National Funeral Directors Association (NFDA) is pleased to announce that Twiford Funeral Home, Elizabeth City, NC is among the160 funeral homes who have earned the 2020 Pursuit of Excellence Award. The 2020 NFDA Convention was virtual with winners recognized online and in trade publications. The award is presented by NFDA annually to firms that have demonstrated a commitment to raising the bar on funeral service excellence by adhering to strict ethical and professional standards and providing outstanding service to families and communities.
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BEAR GARDEN, INC.
CAPTAIN D’S
CHICK-FIL-A ELIZABETH CITY
CLOUD SERVER TECHS
COLDWELL BANKER SEASIDE REALTY
COLONIAL CAFÉ
COPYPRO INC.
CYPRESS CREEK GRILL
DAHIR FOOTWEAR LLC DBA THE ATHLETES FOOT
DOMINION ENERGY NORTH CAROLINA
EARTH STONE INDUSTRIES L.L.C.
FRAZIER CONSULTING FORESTERS, P.C.
GHOST HARBOR BREWING COMPANY
GLASS MUSIC
HAMPTON INN
HOP-IN
IBX INSURANCE AGENCY
MID-ATLANTIC CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY
Mike and Sherri McDaniel
THE SOUNDSIDE GROUP, INC.
USCG BASE ELIZABETH CITY MWR
WORKFORCE RESOURCES, INC.
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502 E. Ehringhaus St.,
Elizabeth City, NC 27909
(252) 335 4365
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