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Bloomfield Chamber Woman of the Year - Laura Meyer
May 01st 2017 by Dee Loflin
Bloomfield Chamber Woman of the Year - Laura Meyer

Bloomfield, Missouri -  The Bloomfield Chamber of Commerce held their annual award ceremony at the Assembly of God Church on Thursday, April 20, 2017. 

Several awards were announced including Woman of the Year, Business of the Year, and Organization of the Year, Man of the Year, Educator of the Year, Lifetime Achievement Award, and Farm Family of the Year Award.

The Bloomfield Chamber of Commerce Woman of the Year is Mrs. Laura Meyer.

Laura is a 1985 graduate of Bloomfield High School.  She served several months as a volunteer at the Stars and Stripes Museum/Library before becoming a paid employee. 

As curator at the museum, she has enhanced many of the exhibits; set up the Museum’s Facebook Page and improved the website. 

She organized Liberty Days and Trivia Night, fundraisers for the museum.  She has enlisted several businesses and individuals to make improvements to the barn on the Stars and Stripes Museum property.

She is serving as secretary-treasurer of the Stoddard County Historical Society and has recruited several new members. 

She is a also a member of the Bloomfield Women’s Club, the Bloomfield of Chamber of Commerce and the Crowley Ridge Black Powder Club.

Laura is very active as a member of the Trinity United Methodist Church.

Shown in the photo is (right) Dee Loflin, Bloomfield Chamber of Commerce Board Member and 2018 Membership Drive Chairman presenting the Woman of the Year Award and Resolutions from Senator Doug Libla and MO State Representative Tila Hubrecht to (left) Laura Meyer.

Last Updated on May 01st 2017 by Dee Loflin




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Stoddard County, Missouri - Relay For Life of Stoddard County would like to invite all survivors to join u as they celebrate life at our annual Cancer Survivor’s Dinner.

The dinner honoring local survivors will be held on Tuesday, May 2nd at The Assembly in Bloomfield, MO.

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Please RSVP to Nikki Hanner, by calling 573-614-1401.


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Bernie, MO - The Bernie Chamber of Commerce has chosen the Winchester Place as their April 2017 Business of the Month.

Winchester Place is a Residential Care Facility that is the perfect place for your loved ones to find their own cozy "Home away from Home!" featuring Private Apartments, Private Suites and Semi-Private room options. All of our rooms have a kitchenette, private bathroom with walk in showers and beautiful views out our large windows. Their facility offers house keeping, three delicious home cooked meals a day and laundry services, with daily activities that everyone can enjoy.

Tammy Loughary, Administrator, would be glad to meet you and talk to you about your loved ones needs and see if we can help you in any way!

Winchester Place is also always open to new volunteers! From activities, one-on-one and out reach programs we would love to have your help! If you are interested in Volunteering or would love to share your special talent with our residents, such as singing, playing instruments or even teaching a painting class. You can call and talk to Winchester Places Activity Director anytime! For more information please call Ashley McGowan at 573-293-6705.  If you and your loved one would like to come see us for a tour of our facility give us a call or just stop by!!!


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Dexter, MO - The Dexter Police Department is selling 2017 Special Olympics Missouri Law Enforcement Torch Run shirts. 

All proceeds are sent to Missouri Special Olympics.

Dexter Special Olympics Missouri Law Enforcement Torch Run will be May 23, 2017 at 10:00

The shirts can be purchased at the Dexter Police Department by contacting: Detective Capt Trevor Pulley at 573-624-5512 Ext 1 or via email:Trevor.pulley@dexterpd.com or stopping by the Dexter Police Department.

Short sleeve shirts come in Youth Medium - Adult XXL and are $15 each.  Adult 3XL and larger up to 6XL are $20 each.

Long sleeve shirts are $20 each and are green with a torch and flag on the front.

Please support the Dexter Police Department as they raise money for Special Olympics!

"Known as Guardians of the Flame, law enforcement members and Special Olympics athletes carry the “Flame of Hope” into Opening Ceremonies of local competitions. They also carry it into Special Olympics State, Provincial, National, Regional and World Games. There are over 97,000 law enforcement members that carry the “Flame of Hope” annually. The flame symbolizes courage and celebration of diversity uniting communities around the globe.  

Torch Run has grown over the years and now includes many fundraising platforms. These platforms include: Plane Pulls, Polar Plunges, Tip-A-Cops, and more. Since the beginning, LETR has raised over $600 million for Special Olympics programs. 

As retired Chief Richard LaMunyon once said, “What started in 1981…as a flicker of hope for Special Olympics has now become a roaring flame of stability for Special Olympics athletes worldwide.” LETR is changing the future for people with intellectual disabilities. Through the LETR and Special Olympics partnership we are lighting the way for acceptance and inclusion."





Last Updated on April 24th 2017 by Dee Loflin




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