EMPOWERMENT COUNSELING & COACHING, PLLC
Danielle Smith
For more information:
(252) 619-8398
905 Halstead Blvd, Suite 18
Elizabeth City, NC 27909
COUNSELING
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GET FOGGED
Ronald Spence
For more information:
(252) 267-3427
CLEANING-COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL, DISENFECTING-COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL
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GLIMMER BEAUTY LOUNGE
Mollie White
For more information:
(252) 202-3150
601 E. Main St.
Elizabeth City, NC 27909
BEAUTY SALON
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SMALL TOWN TRENDZ
Georgeanne Midgette
For more information:
(252) 621-1915
961 Oak Stump Road
Elizabeth City, NC 27909
RETAIL BOUTIQUE & GIFT SHOP
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SMALL TOWN TRENDZ-HERTFORD
Georgeanne Midgette
For more information:
(252) 621-1915
220 Ocean HWY S. Suite B
Hertford, NC 27944
RETAIL BOUTIQUE & GIFT SHOP
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ROUNTREE'S POWERWASHING/
ROUNTREE'S HAULING, LLC
Devonte Rountree
For more information:
(252) 333-5467
rountreeshauling@gmail.com
MOVER, PRESSURE WASHER
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UNIQUE BOUTIQUE II
Melodie Whidbee
For more information:
(252) 621-1071
1249 HWY 15 S, Unit 5
Elizabeth City, NC 27909
BEAUTY SALON
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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
Melanie Metzler - B&M Contractors
Cortney Simpson - NCWorks
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We are proud to announce that Jessica James is the Ambassador of the Month. Jessica is a realtor at Taylor Mueller Realty, Inc. She is the Top Agent and has closed over $2 Million so far this year. We are so fortunate to have her boundless and bubbly energy speaking for the Chamber in our community. In addition to the Chamber, Jessica is a passionate volunteer at many non-profit organizations in our area. Congratulations to Jessica James and thank you for all you do for the Chamber and the community!
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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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Albemarle Regional Health Services |
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Albemarle Regional Health Services (ARHS) and the hospitals in the Albemarle region of care including Vidant Bertie, Vidant Chowan, Vidant Roanoke-Chowan, and Sentara Albemarle Medical Center are working together to complete the comprehensive 2022 Community Health Needs Assessment. ARHS and the hospitals would value your input as well as the opinions of others in your network and community.
This assessment is being undertaken by a partnership of 33 counties across Eastern North Carolina. It allows partners to better understand the health status and needs of the community and use the knowledge gained to implement programs that will benefit the region.
This survey allows community members like you to tell us about what you feel are important issues for your community. We estimate that it will take about 10 minutes to complete the question survey. Your answers to these questions will be kept confidential and anonymous. Please complete the survey by May 15, 2021.
Please share this link broadly, with anyone you know including employees, civic organizations, clubs, faith-based or community groups! Participation from our community members in Pasquotank, Perquimans, Camden, Chowan, Currituck, Bertie, Gates, and Hertford counties will be invaluable.
Once we have gathered all of the surveys, we plan to compile this information and use it to develop a community health improvement plan with our community public health partners.
Thank you for taking time to help identify our most pressing health problems and issues to make our community a better and healthier place to live!
Thank you,
Amy C. Underhill, MA
Healthy Communities Coordinator
Public Health Education Supervisor
Albemarle Regional Health Services
711 Roanoke Ave.
Elizabeth City, NC 27909
252-338-4448
www-arhs-nc.org
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Body Kinect Wellness Center |
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Body Kinect Wellness Center has moved to Camden, just over the bridge, and is located at 177 Hwy 158 W, Camden, NC
Body Kinect Wellness Center has been in business for five years now. We offer massages, reflexology, physical therapy, reiki, yoga, meditation and wellness workshops. We also have gift certificates available to give a gift of wellness or 15 mins relaxation in our relax/detox room. Perfect for those $15 gifts.
For questions call 252-619-2611
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Chesapeake Regional Healthcare |
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The Downtown Waterfront Market |
The Downtown Waterfront Market season will kick off on Saturday, May 1st at Mariners' Wharf Park from 9am to 1pm. The Market will run every Saturday after this, weather permitting, through September 25th.
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Coastal Carolina Cannabis 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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There are many misconceptions about Habitat for Humanity houses. The most common that affiliates hear is that Habitat houses are free. This has never been true. Homeowners must qualify for the houses and be able to pay the no interest mortgage. Their payment covers principal, taxes and insurance. In addition, they must also be willing to complete sweat equity hours on the construction of their house and have a need which we verify during a home visit.
Another misconception is that we receive funding from Habitat for Humanity International. Each Habitat affiliate is financially independent. Though we receive items from the Gift in Kind program that HFHI has with various corporations, we receive no funding from HFHI and have to do our own fundraising to pay for home construction.
Homeowner principal payments are deposited to our Building Fund for new home construction or rehab work. Those payments amount of approximately $36,000 per year, not nearly enough to build a new house. Elizabeth City Habitat for Humanity actively seeks corporate and individual sponsors to make up the shortfall. Building costs have increased significantly since we started this house last summer and some of the corporate sponsors have been unable to help with items this year.
Sponsors on our current build include Wells Fargo, Mr. Rogers Windows, ABC Supply, Homefix Remodeling, H&H Electric, B&M HVAC, Atlantic Mobilityand Albemarle Area Association of REALTORS. Their monetary and in-kind donations have saved us thousands of dollars but we have still had many expenses and cost overruns.
If you or your business would like to donate, contact Norma James at Taylor Mueller Realty, 331-2233. You can designate your donation for a specific item (lumber, flooring, kitchen cabinets, etc) or general building expenses.
Jane Elfring
Vice-President, Elizabeth City Habitat for Humanity
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ECPC Parks and Recreation |
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For more questions and information, call us at 252-335-1424.
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Empowerment Counseling & Coaching, PLLC |
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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 March 2021 |
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Sales Agent of the Month for March 2021 is the Gardner-Wilson Team
Diana Gardner and Terry Wilson have been in real estate for over 15 years. Terry is currently serving as President of the Albemarle Area Association of REALTORS (AAAR) and Diana is the past President of the AAAR. Diana has served as Chair of the Elizabeth City Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, and a past President of the Elizabeth City Rotary Club. Terry served in the US Coast Guard and is a Pasquotank County native. They were the top producing team in 2019 and have been mega-million dollar producers for several years.
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Listing Agent of the Month for March 2021 is Rhonda B. Twiddy
Rhonda has vast experience in sales, marketing, business promotion and community activism. She is a native and lifelong resident of the Elizabeth City area. Since 2017, she has been a Mega-Million Dollar Producer and closed the most units as an individual agent in 2019. Rhonda believes that service, knowledge and professionalism are keys to good results. She works with both buyers and sellers in new home construction and resales.
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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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Mid-Atlantic Christian University |
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Northeast Academy for Aerostat & Advanced Technologies |
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The Northeast Academy for Aerospace and Advanced Technologies (NEAAAT) was awarded a $14,906 grant through the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction Coding and Mobile App Grant. The grant has provided professional development for NEAAAT instructors in computer science applications and implementation in Project-Based Learning experiences. The grant also engages the 104 8th-grade NEAAAT students in a computer science activity of designing, engineering, and coding their own Micro:bit watch.
The Micro:bit is a tiny handheld programmable computer. The Micro:bit has small led lights which can flash messages, motion sensors, and they can be hooked up to other devices through cables and Bluetooth technology. 8th-grade NEAAAT students used the Micro:bit to make a watch capable of recording steps like a pedometer, record body temperature, and monitor air equality in their immediate environment. Research has proven that each of these health indicators (exercise, body temperature, and air quality) have a direct correlation to maintaining health during the COVID-19 pandemic. The students coded the Micro:bit and sensors using Python programming through a partnership with Jeffries Epps, CEO of STEMERALD City, LLC.
After achieving their first milestone of 50,000 steps, each 8th-grade student will receive a "Griffin Card". The NEAAAT mascot is the griffin. This idea was born from NEAAAT's FIRST LEGO League Team #51733, the Robo-Griffins, Innovation Project, "Walk-a-Bit Downtown". The middle grades team wanted to get more students moving because they have researched and seen the negative effects of restricted mobility due to COVID-19 restrictions, such as weight gain and effects on mood. The Griffin Card will have discounts from downtown businesses, such as 10% off of a purchase and a free drink. It is the hope that students and their families will get out, exercise, and visit Elizabeth City's downtown shops. The FLL team worked with Debbie Malenfant of Elizabeth City Downtown, Inc. to develop the project. This Project-Based Learning experience has connected our students to (1) computer science literacy through coding, (2) partnerships to promote shopping with local businesses, (3) increase connectivity with our community, by walking downtown, and (4) awareness of COVID-19 health indicators.
Businesses partnering with NEAAAT for the "Walk-a-Bit Downtown" project-based learning experience include:
1. The Flour Girls
2. Elizabeth City Pizza
3 Island Breeze Grill
4. Elle Lynn Boutique
5. Colonial Cafe'
6. Big Boss Burritos
7. The SweetEasy NC
8. Toyama Japanese Restaurant & Sushi Bar
9. Cypress Creek Grill
10. Cozy Carolina Boutique
11. Page After Page Bookstore
12. Vans Pizza
13. NuQuality Ice Cream
14. Hoppin' Johnz
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Phipps Travel Tourism & Entertainment |
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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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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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#UScellular #USCC$5GSweepstakes
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U. S. Coast Guard MWR Program |
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Vocational Rehabilitation Services |
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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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85 AND SUNNY, LLC DBA OUTER BANKS WEST KOA
ALBEMARLE CHIROPRACTIC OFFICES
ALBEMARLE HOPELINE
ALBEMARLE PLANTATION
ALBEMARLE PULMONARY MEDICINE ASSOCIATES, PA
AMBROSE FURNITURE
AVANGRID RENEWABLES, LLC DESERT WIND FARM
BB&T
COASTAL PURL, LLC
COMFORT INN
CORNERSTONE HOME LENDING, INC.
DAILY ADVANCE
DAVIS MONUMENT COMPANY
EASTERN AREA HEALTH EDUCATION CENTER
EHRLICH
McDOWELL & ASSOCIATES, P.A.
MEDICAL SERVICES OF AMERICA
MONTERO’S RESTAURANT, BAR & CATERING
O’NEAL LAW, PC
SOUTHERN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY
STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANY
SYKES & COMPANY, P.A.
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502 E. Ehringhaus St.,
Elizabeth City, NC 27909
(252) 335 4365
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