Fallon Chamber Board of Directors:
Grant Mills, President
Doug Drost, Vice President
Andrea Schell, Secretary
Laurel Jackson, Treasurer
Ava Case, Director
Robyn Openshaw, Director
Ashley Frey, Director
CMDCM Bobby Anderson, NAS Fallon Liaison
Julie Wolf, Agricultural Liaison
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ARE YOU A FALLON CHAMBER MEMBER?
We are here to support YOUR business as we continue to grow a healthy commerce in Fallon. If you would like to know more about the Benefits of Membership and how you can become more involved in your local Chamber of Commerce, please call 775-423-2544 or email info@fallonchamber.com
JOIN OUR CHAMBER TODAY
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Number of Employees
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Cost Per Month
| 18+ Employees
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| 11-17 Employees
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| 6-10 Employees
| $150
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| 1-5 Employees
| $100
| $8.34
| Home-Based/Family
| $50
| $4.17
| Non-Profit Organization
| $50
| $4.17
| Non-Business Individual
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 State of Nevada Office of Grant Procurement, Coordination, and Management
Grants Management Workshops
(Sponsored by Department of Administration and Northern Nevada Institute of Internal Auditors (CPE's Available): Date: Jan. 14, 2015-Brown Bag Lunch with Controller's Office SARF Presentation
Register in NEATS for one or both!
Space is Limited!
Fiscal Grant Workshop
(4-hours) Supercircular & DATA updates
Top Audit Findings
Compliance and Monitoring
Transparency & Sub-awards
Program Grant Workshop
(4-hours)
Planning the Proposal
Performance Measures
Logic Models and Timelines
Compliance and Monitoring
Whether you want to write grants, manage a grant program, ensure fiscal compliance with federal and state regulations, the Grant Office has developed two four-hour workshops to assist Nevada State Employees with the complexities of the grants cycle from fundamental processes and techniques, to federal audit requirements, reporting and financial administration.
For more information, please contact the Grant Office at (775)684-0155
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Where's The Contract?
2015 Government Contracting Monthly Webinar Series
Join Nevada PTAC Procurement Outreach Program staff to learn more about contraction with federal, state and local government agencies.
Webinars will be held the 2nd Wednesday of each month from 2:00-3:00pm
January 14: Government Contracting 101: How to Do Business with the Government
February 11: SAM-Registration and Updates for Federal Government Contracting
March 11: Nevada State and Local Government Vendor Registration Databases
April 8: Wide Area Workflow (WAWF) for DoD Invoices & Reports
May 13: Government Contracting Terminology
June 10: How to use PTAC's Bid-Matching System
July 8: Government Contracting 101: Hoe to Do Business with the Government
August 12: Capabilities Statements - The Resume for Your Business
September 9: Small Business Certifications for Government Contracting
October 14: Business Intelligence & Market Research for Government Contracting
November 18*: Business Successful Contracting Teams and Join Ventures (
3rd Wednesday)
December 9: Writing a Winning RFP Response
Space is limited and registration is required
FREE AND OPEN TO ALL NEVADA BUSINESSES
To request the registration link or for more information, please call 702.486.3514
or email: procurement@diversifynevada.com
 
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Dear Nevada Employers,
Executives continue to be faced with making important business decisions in an uncertain business climate. To help inform you about what employers are doing, the Nevada Association of Employers is once again partnering with the
Employer Associations of America(EAA), to conduct the 2014/15 Business Trends Surveyof local, regional, and national businesses.
Your survey responses should reflect your top executives' views regarding business outlook, job creation, hiring, pay strategies, etc. 18 multiple choice questions are included and the survey should only require about 20 minutes to complete. To begin the survey, Click here.
The deadline for submitting responses is November 7, 2014. Reports covering the results of the survey will be sent to you on around the end of December.
So, please take the time to complete this very important survey!
Thanks!!
Jim
James V. Nelson
Executive Director
Nevada Association of Employers
PO Box 7515
Reno, NV 89510
775.329.4241
www.nae-online.org
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Fallon Family Chiropractic and Silver Lining Project
We are working in conjunction with the Christian Life Center- Gifts For Giving on Dec 20, 2014. We will be giving out sweatshirts to homeless and or needy people in our community. However, our goal is to give out 500 or so sweatshirts.What we are wanting to do is get the word out to other businesses to see if they would like to help, and donate towards 200 sweat shirts, to help us meet our goal of 500, or put out a donation jar for the project.
Any help we can get from you to get the word out to businesses would be greatly appreciated.
Contact Fallon Family Chiropractic with any questions you may have.
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The Reno Rodeo Denim Drive An annual community event to collect NEW denim clothing, socks and underwear for abused and neglected infants, children and teens who have been rescued
from unsafe homes in 13 Northern Nevada counties.
Runs through Dec. 17th, 2014
Click here for 2014 Collection Locations
For more information, contact:
Cynthia McGarrah Edward Jones Branch Office Administrator Fallon Office 775-423-8552
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 Nine Banner Health hospitals earn 'Top Performer' recognition for clinical quality, patient safety FALLON, Nev. (Nov. 18, 2014) - Banner Churchill Community Hospital is among nine Banner Health hospitals that have been recognized as a 2013 Top Performer on Key Quality Measures(r) by The Joint Commission, the leading accreditor of health care organizations in the United States. These Banner facilities were recognized as part of The Joint Commission's 2014 annual report "America's Hospitals: Improving Quality and Safety," for attaining and sustaining excellence in accountability measure performance for Heart Attack, Heart Failure, Pneumonia and/or Surgical Care. The Banner facilities are among 1,224 hospitals in the United States to achieve the 2013 Top Performer distinction. The Top Performer program recognizes hospitals for delivering medical care that increase the chances of healthy outcomes for patients with certain conditions, including heart attack, heart failure, pneumonia, surgical care, children's asthma, stroke, venous thromboembolism and perinatal care, as well as for inpatient psychiatric services and immunizations. The Banner Health hospitals recognized are: * Banner Baywood Medical Center, Mesa, Ariz. * Banner Boswell Medical Center, Sun City, Ariz. * Banner Churchill Community Hospital, Fallon, Nev. * Banner Estrella Medical Center, Phoenix * Banner Gateway Medical Center, Gilbert, Ariz. * Banner Ironwood Medical Center, San Tan Valley, Ariz. * Banner Thunderbird Medical Center, Glendale, Ariz. * McKee Medical Center, Loveland, Colo. * North Colorado Medical Center, Greeley, Colo. To be a 2013 Top Performer, hospitals had to meet certain performance criteria based on 2013 data. "Delivering the right treatment in the right way at the right time is a cornerstone of high-quality health care. I commend the efforts of Banner Health for their excellent performance on the use of evidence-based interventions," said Mark Chassin, MD, president and CEO of The Joint Commission. "Banner Health is proud to be named a Top Performer as it recognizes the knowledge, teamwork and dedication of each of our hospital staffs," said John Hensing, MD, Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer of Banner Health. For more information about the Top Performer program, visit The Joint Commission. Banner Churchill Community Hospital in Fallon, Nev., opened in 1996 and is a part of Banner Health, a nonprofit healthcare system with 25 hospitals in seven states. It offers acute and primary care, including comprehensive Emergency care with an ambulance service that covers more than 5,900 square miles. For more information, visit Banner Churchill Community Hospital.
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 Churchill County High School Work Experience Program
Churchill County High School has a work experience program that we would like to invite businesses to be a part of it. Students will have 150 hours (depending each year on budgets) to work for an employer in the community. We try to place the students in jobs that are related to their post secondary goals. The student will be paid minimum wage from the school district and also be covered under our worker compensation. This means they work for you for free and get all of the experiences a person gains from being a member of the work force. The students have to be recommended by a staff member, keep passing grades, good behavior and attendance. These students have minor, sometimes unrecognizable, disabilities. They also must be 16 years or older and have reliable transportation. You, as the employer, will need to do 2 evaluations on the student's job performance. This program has been very successful thus far. If you would like references or are interested in participating, please contact Sara Camper at 423-2181 ext 220.
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Western Nevada College Community Education
Basic, Word, Excel, Computer Classes
New Instructor: Rose Anderson, Microsoft Certified
Class Location: Sage Hill, Room 102, Fallon Campus
Basic Computer
- $154 includes thumb drive and book
November 21, Friday, 10am-1pm
Microsoft Word Level 1
- $132 includes book
November 24 & 25, Monday & Tuesday, 2pm-6pm
Microsoft Word Level 2
- $132 includes book
December 1 & 2, Monday & Tuesday, 2pm-6pm
Microsoft Excel Level 1
- $132 includes book
December 5, Friday, 10am-2pm and
December 8, Monday, 2pm-6pm
Microsoft Excel Level 2 -
$132 includes book
December 9, Tuesday, 2pm-6pm and
December 12, Friday, 10am-2pm
Select Non-Credit Class Schedule
Look under Computer & Applications / Fallon
Please call or email Susan Emmons if you have any questions
WNC Community Education
Virgil Getto Hall
160 Campus Way
Fallon, NV 89406
Phone: 775.423.7565 ext. 2240
Fax: 775.423.8029
E-mail: Susan.Emmons@wnc.edu
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Medicare
Open Enrollment
Open enrollment for your Medicare part D and Senior Care Advantage
Plans start October 15th and ends December 7th.
Medicare part D plans change every year and you want to
make sure you have the right plan for you.
Stay with your current plan if you're happy with it. Or look for a new one with better coverage, higher quality, and lower cost
 Enroll in Senior Care advantage Plan. The only Advantage plan that covers Fallon NV. Senior Care Advantage coordinates Medicare benefits and additional coverage for beneficiaries residing in Churchill County. Senior Care advantage offers medical, prescription-drug (also known as Part D), vision, hearing, fitness and dental benefits - all in a selection of plans. Call your local Aging and Disability Resource Center at 775-423-7096 to make an appointment to review and compare plans |
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Foster Parent Recruitment Brief
Abused and neglected children who are removed from their families often need to live outside of their communities, away from everything familiar, and with uncertain futures.
In Nevada's rural communities, many children, including teens and sibling groups, are in need of a safe and nurturing home. Foster parents provide a temporary home so these children can heal and feel supported.
Foster parents can be single or married, male or female. They can be working, or a stay-at-home parent. They can also be retired with grown children.
There are many types of care that may be more suitable for your home situation:
- Emergency shelter care
- Short term and long term care
- Respite care
- Adoption
To learn more on how you can become a licensed foster parent with the State of Nevada, please call 1-888-423-2659, or go to Nevada Department of Health and Human Services
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Are you curious about cloth diapers?
Join Nevada's leading cloth diaper makers for a FREE class on what cloth diapering is all about. In just one hour, you'll learn all the basics of cloth diapering and what you'll need to get started with a healthier, Eco-friendly, and much more economical diapering choice. If you want the absolute best for your baby, join us at one of our upcoming classes.
*The average child goes through 6,000-9,000 diapers before potty training. At an average cost of $.32 each, if you use 7,500 from birth to 28 months, you will spend $2400 on diapers (this doesn't include the cost of wipes, or diaper disposal systems).
*Most mainstream disposable diapers contain a number of chemicals that will be on your baby nearly 24 hours a day for 2+ years of his/her life.
*Disposable diapers are the third larges single consumer item in landfills today, and are estimated to take roughly 500 years to break down. 7.6 BILLION pounds of single use diapers fill our landfills. In addition, the production of single use diapers takes significant petrol based products, which are quickly depleting our scenic lands to access.
One hour of your time could save your family thousands of dollars, help our planet, and provide healthier diapering option for the most important bundle in your life. By choosing cloth- even if on a part time basis), you are making a GREAT decision! We look forward to helping you on your diapering journey.
Monday, December 1, 2014 @5pm
Classes are located @ County Health, 2141 W. Williams Ave. Fallon, NV
For more information, contact Little Smudgeez @ 775.883.7372 
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Prescription Drug Abuse Is Now A National Epidemic
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Hitting every community, age group and income level
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Killing 50 Americans every day
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Leading to the rapid rise in heroin addictions
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Affecting 22% of our community's high school students
- Nevada has the fourth highest drug overdose mortality rate in the United States
We Are Now Offering FREE Educational Prescriptions and Trainings on Prescription Drug Abuse Prevention and Awareness to Our Community. Please contact us to schedule a prescription drug abuse presentation for your group or organization today! Mary Beth Chamberlain, PFS Coordinator  marybethcham@gmail.com Chelsey Stimson, Data/Outreach
chelseystimson@gmail.com
PH: (775) 423-7433
Presentations Offered:
General Population
Parents/Teens/College Students
Older Adults
Veterans
Trainings:
Mental Health First Aid (MHFA)
Drug Identification Training for Educational Professionals (DITEP)
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BE A SANTA TO A SENIOR!
I WOULD LIKE TO ASK YOUR SUPPORT IN HELPING TO GIVE OUR SENIORS A WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS THIS YEAR. I WOULD LIKE TO PUT UP AN ANGEL TREE FOR YOUR PATRONS. I AND MY STAFF WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PUTTING UP A TREE WITH ANGELS ON IT. WE WILL PIC K UP GIFTS DONATED BY YOUR PATRONS. WE WILL ALSO BE RESPONSIBLE FOR REMOVING EVERYTHING. YOUR HELP IN MAKING THIS A SPECIAL CHRISTMAS FOR OUR RESIDENT'S IS VERY APPRECIATED!!
SINCERELY,
CLAIRE FERREIRA,
ACTIVITY DIRECTOR HIGHLAND MANOR
550 N SHERMAN ST.
775-423-7800
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Repurpose Project-Churchill County Library
The library is pleased to announce that the Repurpose Project is underway. This project is designed to repurpose the existing building to enhance and improve function and efficiency in both the public and staff areas of the library. The project is expected to be complete in the spring of 2015.
Library services will be relocated to the Library Annex at 507 South Maine Street in the fall of 2014. The library also provides services and resources 24/7 via the website at Churchill County Library Website.
The Serendipity Used Bookstore will be shuttered at the end of September and for the duration of this project. The library and the Serendipity Used Bookstore will not be accepting book donations during this period. A list of local organizations accepting book donations is available at the library and the bookstore.
The Meeting Room at the Library Annex will be unavailable during this project as well. Again, the Library has a list of local organizations which have Meeting Rooms available for public use.
Additional information is available at Churchill County Library Website and at the library.
The library is located at 553 South Maine Street.
Contact:
Carol Lloyd, Director
celloyd@clan.lib.nv.us
553 South Maine Street
Fallon, Nevada 89406
775-423-7581
www.churchillcountylibrary.org
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As I'm still coming to grips with the fact that Thanksgiving is already upon is, I've hardly had a chance to stop and reflect on the many things I'm thankful for. That said, I'm thankful for a chance to stop tomorrow. To spend that time I haven't had to reflect on the abundant blessings in my life. It has been a fast year and it seems the time between summer and now has disappeared into a black hole never to be recovered. Which is a tragedy since Fall is my favorite season and I feel as though it slipped out from underneath me.
But reflecting, there are so many things to be thankful for this year. So many, I could never begin to capture them all in words, but here are a few:
I'm thankful for our local businesses, who hands down support this community more than most will ever even know.
I'm thankful for our local governments, that support our businesses and our community more than most governments are ever willing.
I'm thankful for our members, who provide the financial support and foundation to this organization, and who come together often and regularly to support me in more ways than I can ever express.
I'm thankful for my board, who keep me going, help me manage this organization, and who offer me guidance, encouragement and incredible sustenance.
And I'm thankful for this community. The reason all these incredible things in my life exist. The individuals and families who support the local businesses and governments who support me.
We are beyond blessed to live in Fallon, NV. And I hope you all find as many reasons as I have to be Thankful this weekend.
Happy Thanksgiving from the Fallon Chamber of Commerce.
Warmest Wishes,
Natalie Parrish
Executive Director
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Keep your dollars local this weekend!
Support our local business community.
Support our parks, roads and community by keeping your tax dollars here!
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Live Local Fallon
IS BACK!!!
With lots of exciting changes!
To check out what this year looks like
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 SOROPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL OF FALLON Second Annual Quarter Auction
Saturday, November 22, 2014
Eagles Hall * 7977 Reno Highway
6:00 p.m. Appetizers & Non-Hosted Bar
7:00 p.m. Auction
Dessert to follow auction
a benefit for
SOROPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL OF FALLON 'S
$25 Includes one paddle and ping pong ball.
Additional paddles may be purchased at event.
Sponsorships Available!
$250
Includes two tickets and name recognition at
the event and in the event program.
Auction items are now being accepted!
For more information, contact
Teresa Walden at 775-842-6215
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 Navy League Holiday Party
Wednesday, December 3rd
Cocktails at 6pmDinner at 7pm Slanted Porch
310 S. Taylor St.
Fallon, NV
We will also be participating in the Holiday Mail for Heroes program again this year. The Navy League will supply the Christmas cards, we just need you to help us fill them out during our party. This year's focus will be on our veterans who are spending their holidays in Veteran's Homes and Hospitals, and would be ever so grateful to receive your words of encouragement, thanks and holiday wishes
Please RSVP to Julie Guerrero 775.224.4120
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 The Churchill County Arts Council Invited You To
Holiday Art Bar, Open House & Artists' Reception
Friday, December 5, 5:00pm-9:00pm
Oats Park Art Center
151 E. Park Street
Fallon
New Exhibitions on View:
Lahontan Valley Invitational, Recent Work by Fallon Artists
Eye Need Nevada: Peregrinations Through & Out There, Photographic Works by Jack Fulton
The Churchill Arts Council proudly pours Great Basin Brewing Company's Icky IPA & Outlaw Oatmeal Stout at all its events
Food to share is always a good thing to bring!
The Art Bar is one of the many benefits of CAC Membership; to join or for more information, please call 775.523.1440.
IF YOUR BUSINESS IS SPONSORING FUTURE ART BAR EVENTS, PLEASE CALL CAC.
Proceeds from this no-host event go toward presentation of CAC's programs and activities.
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Lahontan Valley Fine Arts Invitational
Recent works by Churchill County Artists
December 5th to March 22nd
Classroom Gallery, Oats Park Art Center
Recent Works in a variety of media by Churchill County Artsts
Reception for the artists, Friday, December 5, 2014
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City Hall / The Douglas Open House
December 5th, 2014, 4 to 5:45P
55 W. Williams and 10 S. Carson Sts.
Refreshments and good tidings hosted by Mayor Ken Tedford and the Fallon City Council: Bob Erickson, Kelly Frost and James Richardson.
Citizens are invited to tour City Hall and The Douglass and meet department heads and elected officials who serve the community and provide city services.
More Info: 423-3040
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Christmas Tree Lighting on Maine Street
December 5th, 2014
6 PM
This Christmas tradition is a joyous event in Fallon, when the community turns out for carolers, cookies and hot chocolate, the first glimpse of Santa, and to watch the Christmas tree light up downtown. A distinquished member of the community is chosen each year to "push the plunger" which lights up the tree.
Info: 423-3040
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5th Annual
Fallon Toy Run
December 6, 2014
Registration 10:00am
Run begins at 10:30am
Hosted by
IOMC Rollin' 12
Start:
TU Brothers Motorsports
2040 Reno Hwy.,
Fallon, NV
End: American Legion
90 N. Ada
Fallon, NV
Cost of Entry:
One new unwrapped toy per bike/vehicle
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Please come!
Celebrate Christmas with
 December 11th
4:00pm-6:00pm
Please RSVP by December 5
The Homestead
365 West A Street
Fallon, NV 89406
775.428.2428
Santa Claus will be here once again for children of all ages and to tell their wishes to! Bring your smiles, pictures will be available!
Rising Sun Gallery is generously supplying art supplies and instruction for children and residents to
Make Holiday Cards for Clients of CareNet, and for our Sailors stationed at NAS Fallon. Please help thank them for their service to our country.
Stories of the season will be read by
Churchill County Library!
Caroling with Byron Sorensen!
 
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Dear Friends:
CC Communications Independent Telecommunications Pioneer Association (CCCITPA) and Churchill County Social Services are joining forces to request your support and help for the Holiday Season of 2014. Through your continued generous donations we will help to provide wishes for those whom are in need and reside within Churchill County.
The Wishing Tree program helps eligible and less fortunate with their gift giving. Applications submitted are verified for eligibility by Churchill County Social Services. The Wishing Tree can only succeed with businesses and citizens of our community making donations. CCCITPA shops in Churchill County, all donations received, stay here in Fallon.
We wish everyone a joyous Holiday Season and Thank you for all your support and your unselfish generosity.
Sincerely,
Dawn A. Ballard
Wishing Tree Coordinator
CCCITPA
If you would like to donate a monetary amount or adopt a child/family Please contact Dawn or complete the following form:
Dawn Ballard
CC Communications ITPA
PO Box 1390
Fallon, Nevada 89407
775-217-8773
Fax to: 423-0317
Dawn.ballard@corp.cccomm.net.
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The Lights of Christmas
c/o The Churchill County Museum
1050 S. Maine Street
Fallon, NV 89406
Our 5th annual fundraiser, The Lights of Christmas, will be held this year on
Saturday, December 6th at the Churchill County Museum. The Lights of Christmas is a non-profit organization which raises money each Christmas for Toys for Tots. We also collect non- perishable food items for several local food pantries.
Each year  the Lights of Christmas presents a forest of beautiful Christmas trees that are auctioned off to the highest bidder. This year will feature 50 uniquely ornamented trees, decorated and donated by local organizations, clubs, and businesses. Planning is already underway for this year's event. We are partnering with The Churchill County Museum again, so the event will be inside. This means "controlled weather!" We will also be offering field trips to our school kids so they can learn all about the history of our community with the added excitement of fully decorated Christmas trees!
The cost for a tree is the same as last year: $50. If you would like to be a Tree Participant, please let us know so we can add you to our list of supporters and reserve a tree for you. Decorated trees will also be eligible for a variety of prizes. The number of trees available is limited, so don't wait to reserve yours.
2014 Winners will receive
1st Place - Angel Tree Award $300.00
2nd Place - Most Creative use of Lights $200.00
3rd Place - People's Choice Award $100.00
4th Place - Ho Ho Ho Award Plaque
5th Place - Charlie Brown Award Plaque
6th Place - Most Original Award Plaque
7th Place - Best in Business Spirit Award Certificate
8th Place - Best Christmas / Traditional Theme Certificate
9th Place - Best Use of Color Certificate
To reserve a tree, please email FallonLightsOfChristmas@yahoo.com or contact one of our board members. See us on Facebook at Fallon Lights of Christmas.
As always, thank you for your much needed support.
For applications, contact:
The Lights of Christmas Committee Non-Profit Tax ID# 88-041687
Essie Burriss 775-217-3930
Alison Fenimore 707-761-2822
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Churchill County Pool's Community Programs
Kristy Bekiares, Aquatic Supervisor (775) 223-7679
Swim Lessons
Churchill County Pool is offering the new American Red Cross Learn-to-Swim program this fall. October Swim Lesson registration is available now for only $30 a session.
Water In Motion
Water In Motion, the new wave in aqua exercise is being offered at Churchill County Pool. Fall classes are offered Monday & Wednesday at 12p.m., Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 5:30p.m. Tuesdays & Thursdays as 7a.m. Passes and fees are interchangeable with Wave Classes. Classes are $5 Drop-In or Class Passes are $35 for 8 classes or $50 for 12 classes.
Wave Classes
Wave classes are offered at Churchill County Pool to help you maintain a strong body and reach your fitness goals using the benefits of water. These water exercise classes improve your body's endurance, strength, flexibility, and coordination using the therapeutic benefits of water. Classes are $5 Drop-In or class passes are $35 for 8 classes or $50 for 12 classes.
Rising Wave
- 6a.m.-Deep Water on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Shallow Water on Tuesday & Thursday
Active Wave
-8:30a.m.-Shallow Water on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Deep Wave
-8:30a.m.-Deep Water on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Swim Times
Churchill County Pool hours are
Open Swim
: Mon., Wed., Fri. from 4-5:30p.m. and 6:30-8p.m. and
Lap Swim
: Mon.-Fri. 5:30-8a.m., 11-1p.m., and Mon., Wed., Fri. 6:30-8p.m. Drop-In Admission for Adults $3.50 and Youth/Seniors $2.50. Check us out at our web-site Churchill County Website or on Facebook @ChurchillCountyPool for more information.
Please register at Churchill County Pool, 333 Sheckler Road in Fallon. For more information please call 423-7091.
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