GREATER BURLINGTON PARTNERSHIP NEWSLETTER VOL. 99 …€¦ · Jason Hutcheson. President & CEO. 319-208-0043. jhutcheson@greaterburlingtoncom. Brenda Levitt. Graphic Designer. 319-208-0047

January 2019

artnershipGREATER BURLINGTON PARTNERSHIP NEWSLETTER VOL. 99 NO. 1P

The

SUBSCRIPTIONS: Price is $24, which is included in annual events fees. Non-members: $3 per issue. Periodicals postage paid at Burlington, Iowa. POSTMASTER: The Partnership is published monthly by the Greater Burlington Partnership 610 North Fourth Street, Suite 200, Burlington, Iowa 52601. POSTMASTER send address changes to Greater Burlington Partnership (USPS 001-692) 610 North Fourth Street, Suite 200, Burlington, Iowa 52601

SUBSCRIPTIONS: Price is $24, which is included in annual events fees. Non-members: $4 per issue. Periodicals postage paid at Burlington, Iowa. POSTMASTER: The Partnership is published monthly by the Greater Burlington Partnership 610 North Fourth Street, Suite 200, Burlington, Iowa 52601. POSTMASTER send address changes to Greater Burlington Partnership (USPS 001-692) 610 North Fourth Street, Suite 200, Burlington, Iowa 52601

Jason HutchesonPresident & CEO 319-208-0043jhutcheson@greaterburlingtoncom

Brenda LevittGraphic Designer [email protected]

Kay Sackville BreuerVice President319-208-0041 [email protected]

Steve FrevertDowntown Partners, Inc.Exec. Dir. [email protected]

Belinda Colwell Office [email protected]

Chelsea Lerud Convention & Visitors Bureau Exec. Dir. [email protected]

Rachel Lindeen Event Coordinator319-208-0046 [email protected]

Cindy Henry Customer Relations Specialist [email protected]

Jeremy HessDir. of Economic Development [email protected]

Emily Pattee Welcome Center Manager [email protected]

Dustin RothMarketing & Communications Dir. [email protected]

Barb Gerst Director of [email protected]

RiverPark Place • 610 North 4th Street, Suite 200 • Burlington, Iowa 52601 • 319-752-6365page 2

This year, the Chamber of Commerce division of the Partnership turns 99. A tenure of nearly 100 years is certainly something to celebrate. Much has changed since George C. Boesch served as the first chair of the

board, yet at its core, the organization continues to do many of the things it was charged with in 1920.

Conveners of People – The very idea of a Chamber of Commerce was to bring business people together to discuss common concerns. By convening, dialogue was able to occur on a variety of issues, and on occasion, consensus was able to be formed. Those same principles hold true today. By their very design, the Partnership conference rooms are there to hold meetings, and the artwork is intended to inspire long-term thinking. In addition, various committees and task forces are called together to work on a variety of community improvement initiatives.

Advocacy – Oftentimes, Chambers were established because of business reaction to adverse policy. If enough folks banded together, there was a stronger ability to either oppose or support local resolutions or state legislation. Today, there is an official government relations committee that surveys membership, compiles a policy agenda, sponsors debates, holds advocacy trips in Des Moines and Washington, D.C., and hosts local policy events with state legislators.

Membership – At its core, a Chamber is a membership organization, and although the ranks have expanded since 1920, the concept of membership remains. Each year, hundreds of businesses and organizations like yours make the decision to renew membership. Membership dollars pool resources to work on common challenges, and the annual renewal process definitively determines those that are ‘in’ and those that are ‘out.’

Messaging & Communications – In the 1920s, communication outside of meetings was done primarily with typewritten memos, handwritten letters, or by release to a small number of media sources. Much of the communication from Chambers was with its membership, but today, an ever-larger share of communication is external.

Influencing public opinion or marketing ideas and concepts now requires engaging video, regular Facebook posts, tweets, Instagram posts, online geo-fencing, radio interviews, television appearances, quotes for newspaper stories, an interactive web presence, just the right frequency of email communication, presentations to community groups, and of course, the newsletter. This core function of the Chamber of Commerce business has perhaps changed the most, and organizations have to continue to embrace new concepts to stay relevant.

Plans are underway to celebrate 100 years as an organization in 2020. We don’t have to wait until then, however, to appreciate the organization’s rich history in this community. Although we have professional staff to carry on many of the day-to-day activities on your behalf, we only serve at your pleasure. This is your organization, and I hope you are proud to belong to something that has stood the test of time.

PRESIDENT & CEO’S LETTER

THE CHAMBER TURNS 99by Jason Hutcheson

Jason HutchesonPresident & CEO 319-208-0043jhutcheson@greaterburlingtoncom

#GreaterBurlingtonPartnership • GreaterBurlington.com page 3

c

Each year the Board of Directors is tasked with setting the policies and goals of the Greater Burlington Partnership. The organization is unique in structure and includes the Chamber of Commerce, Economic Development , Convention & Visitors Bureau and Main Street all under the collective umbrella of Greater Burlington Partnership. For this community, the collaboration has proven to be an effective and great strategy.

To accomplish this task, each division has a separate board of directors, segregated funds and a unique mission statement guiding their way.

The chairs of each board of directors are on this month’s cover. In 2019, the chairs of the divisions are (from left to right):

• Kirk Danforth, Burlington Regional RecPlex Convention & Visitors Bureau Steering Committee Chair

• Laura Beckman, Alliant Energy – Burlington Generating Station Downtown Partners, Inc. Board Chair

• Melissa Jones, Great River Health System Chamber of Commerce Board Chair

• Bryan Bross, Klingner and Associates, P.C. Economic Development Board Chair

The chairs of the organization do much more than preside over monthly board meetings. During their one year term, they represent the organization at a variety of functions and collectively meet to ensure the organization is running efficiently and effectively.

When you have an opportunity, please thank these individuals for their time and dedication to the organization and the community.

ON THE COVER 2019 Board Chairs

“Greater Burlington shall be a growing center of commerce, industry, education, healthcare,

entertainment and culture, providing a great place to live, work and operate a business.”

Vision of the Greater Burlington Partnership

GET YOUR 2019 COMMUNITY GUIDES Call us to order your free guides.319-752-6365

IMPACTING your Future WorkforceSTEMFest - February 23 at Southeastern Community College 10 am - 1 pm

The Southeast Regional Hub is partnering with local community leaders, businesses and educators to host an engaging festival to expose students to the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Exhibitors from throughout the region will spark student and parent interest with hands-on learning activities ranging from robotics and healthcare simulations to magnetism and wind energy.

5th and 8th Grade Career Fairs - March 11, 12 & 13 at Southeastern Community College

The Future Workforce career fairs are excellent opportunities to showcase your business and the careers available to your future workers. The purpose of these events is to inform and educate students early on regarding locally available careers. Over 1,000 students attend each year.

Presented by

Made possible by CNH Industrial America LLC, Silgan Containers, State Farm Insurance – Gary Roberts Agency

If you are interested in having your business participate in either event, please contact Rachel Lindeen

Congressman Loebsack talks with MPOWER U Students Congressman Loebsack addressed issues in Washington, D.C. and answered questions from the 2018/19 MPOWER U class, a leadership program for area high school juniors. MPOWER U students hear from city, state, and federal government officials and will formulate position statements to present to our state legislators when they join regional delegates in Des Moines at Southeast Iowa Days on March 6 - 7.


View online at GreaterBurlington.com


ANNUAL DINNER Friday, January 25, 2019

PZAZZ! Convention & Event Center 6 pm Reception - 6:45 pm Dinner

CHO COHOLIC FROLICS a t u r d ay, Fe b r u a r y 9 , 1 - 5 p mD o w n t o w n B u r l i n g t o n

In the middle of winter, you deserve to indulge! Sample a rich variety of delectable treats from 12 tasting locations during the fourth annual Chocoholic Frolic. Advance tickets are

$10 per person through February 8 at the Iowa Store and Weird Harold’s. Tickets are $12 the day of the event at the same locations. Tickets can also be

purchased online at GreaterBurlington.com.

Art Center of BurlingtonGypsi

Hopefully YoursMyrtle Vera's Hallmark, LLC

Natural InspirationsNature’s Corner, Inc.

Pinned It CreationsRed Screen DoorThe Iowa Store

The LoftThe Medium Art Store

Weird Harold’s

12 Tasting Locations:

Presented by:

Presenting Sponsor:If you would like to attend the Annual Dinner, reserved tables of eight are available for $650, or individual tickets are $70. RSVP to Kay Sackville Breuer.

No refunds or cancellations will be available after January 15.


EGGS & ISSUES Plan to Join us!

Sponsored by: DMC Republican Central Committee

Southeast Iowa Days – Des MoinesJoin us as we travel to Des Moines March 6 - 7 representing the Southeast Iowa region to share our legislative priorities and hear the latest happenings from the State of Iowa. Your voice is important!

The participation fee is $135 per person, covering the legislative luncheon, reception and breakfast with legislative leadership, plus numerous Q&A sessions highlighting Southeast Iowa's key issues. Participants are responsible for their own travel and can make lodging arrangements by calling Embassy Suites at 515-244-1700 and mentioning “Southeast Iowa Days.” A block of rooms is reserved until February 15.

For more information and to RSVP, contact Belinda Colwell.

Save the Date Southeast Iowa Days – Washington, D.C., June 4 - 6

JANUARY 19 $5 Breakfast, Free Coffee and

Legislative Insight.

Breakfast is ready at 7:15 am, Forum starts at 7:30 am.

Eggs & Issues is a benefit of membership, and all members are

encouraged to attend. RSVP to Belinda Colwell by January 17.

MARK YOUR CALENDARS:February 16, March 16

Why did you join YP? I decided to join YP to meet people and to be involved in interesting local events and activities. I also like YP lunch and learns and after hours events.

Which community organizations do you volunteer for? I volunteer for Burlington Steamboat Days and Paint-a-Thon.

What do you enjoy most about the area? Greater Burlington is a nice quiet place with friendly peoplе. There are a lot of small town advantages like smaller living expenses, no traffic, no pollution and more. I also like the location, it's very easy to get to the big city like Chicago or St. Louis, and the local airport makes it even more convenient.

Unique about me: I'm the only Russian among YP members and maybe in town.

YP SPOTLIGHT Mikhail Klopov

Employer: ABB Hometown: Ivanovo, Russia

YP Member: 4 yearsRSVP through the YP Facebook event or [email protected].

All events are free for Young Professionals members, $15 for non-members. First event is complementary for prospective members.

Lunch & LearnBur l ington Area YMCA

J a n u a r y 2 3 , N o o nKick off the new year with a healthy you. Learn tips on

exercise, healthy eating and overall positive health.

Make sure to follow Greater Burlington YP on Instagram! @GreaterBurlingtonYP

NEW

Greater Burlington Young Professionals a professional and social group for individuals

between the ages of 21 - 42.


EGGS & ISSUES Plan to Join us!


Convention & Visitors Bureau OfficersChairperson - Kirk Danforth, Burlington Regional RecPlex

Downtown Partners, Inc. OfficersChairperson - Laura Beckman, Alliant Energy

Chairperson - Elect - Becky Anderson, Legacy Partners (Berthel Fisher)Past Chairperson - Janine Clover, America’s Small Business

Development Center Iowa Treasurer - Ryan Nagrocki , Two Rivers Bank & Trust

Chamber of Commerce OfficersChairperson - Melissa Jones, Great River Health System

Chairperson - Elect - Wood Stortzum, U.S. Bank, N.A.Past Chairperson - Tim Fencl, Danville Telecom/i-connect you

Treasurer - Chris Smith, Carl A. Nelson & Company

Economic Development OfficersChairperson - Bryan Bross, Klingner and Associates, P.C.

Chairperson - Elect - Dr. Michael Ash, Southeastern Community College Past Chairperson - Donna Mann, Mann's McDonald's L.C.

Treasurer - Matt Shinn, Two Rivers Bank & Trust

2019 Partnership Board Officers

c

Chelsea Lerud recently ended her term as President for the Iowa Destination Marketing Alliance (IDMA). Lerud was elected and served as President of this organization from August 2017 through December 2018. IDMA is an organization designed to support directors and managers of Convention & Visitors Bureaus all across the state. Lerud’s leadership to IDMA during this time helped the organization begin advancing the tourism industry’s strategic plan to grow the industry and create a stronger unified voice.Incoming IDMA President Mark Eckman, Executive

Director Council Bluffs CVB, thanks Lerud for her leadership to the tourism industry.

Lerud Represents Greater Burlington At State Association


Goal: Downtown Partners works to tie positive efforts together to get more traction and move things forward. To make DPI work, it takes a team of people to consider, plan and implement the strategies that will make our community stronger and more vibrant. I've learned so much as a board member, and I'm excited to take a step forward in a leadership role and put that knowledge to use. I look forward to the great things in store for us as we work together. #DowntownBtown #CantStopThisTrain

Why: Everyone makes a difference in this community every day, for good or bad. Whether you walk a few extra steps to the trash can or drop your litter on the sidewalk, spend your dollars in a downtown business or shop online, we all make a difference. I joined Downtown Partners five years ago to make a positive difference.

MEET THE NEW LEADERSHIP Melissa Jones, Great River Health System

Goal: As the incoming 2019 Board Chair, I look forward to working with staff to enhance our professional development programs, Greater Burlington Leadership and Greater Burlington Young Professionals. Also, we will continue to expand the Consumer Marketing Campaign designed to attract folks to Des Moines County for shopping, dining and other needed services.

Why: This organization is comprised of many people working together to enhance, grow and develop our community. It is an honor to be involved with our Chamber of Commerce board. I do it because I want to be part of the reason people choose Greater Burlington as their destination to live, work and play.

Goal: Three goals that I have for 2019 include increased board engagement, developing stronger local partnerships within our community, and increasing influence with our regional partners in Southeast Iowa. It is critical that we are hitting on all eight cylinders to improve our workforce skills and availability to fill the talent pipeline.

Why: I enjoy the exchange of ideas and the collaboration activities that occur on the Economic Development board to achieve big dreams for our region. A rising tide floats all ships, and the Economic Development board is well positioned to be the catalyst for great improvements and benefits to all our citizens in Southeast Iowa.

Goal: My goal is to work with the CVB staff and committee members in an effort to increase the number of visitors to the Greater Burlington area and to enhance the lives of those visitors. Additionally, to be involved and assist event organizers and area facilities to conduct quality events that will generate more hotel nights.

Why: As the General Manager of the Burlington RecPlex and organizer and host of many events involving tourism, I think it is important to be involved and play a role in the decisions that are made to increase tourism to Greater Burlington.

Chamber of Commerce

Bryan Bross, Klingner and Associates, P.C. / GeotechnicsEconomic Development

Kirk Danforth, Burlington Regional RecPlexConvention & Visitors Bureau

Laura Beckman, Alliant EnergyDowntown Partners, Inc.

2019 Partnership Board Officers

c

The 2017 Economic Impact of Travel on Iowa Counties Report was recently released by the Iowa Economic Development Authority. Des Moines County generated $138.93 million in visitor expenditures, resulting in a 1.85% increase over 2016. Visitor expenditures include transportation, lodging, food service, entertainment, recreation and retail. Domestic travelers spent $8.5 billion in Iowa during 2017, a 3.3% increase from 2016.

Des Moines County is ranked 13th out of 99 Iowa counties for tourism expenditures.

Tourism in Greater Burlington supports 1,070 jobs and $9.1 million in state and local tax revenue.

$125.09

$138.93

$131.99 $132.62

$136.40

Economic Impact of Travel - By the #s

Des Moines County Visitor Expenditures in Millions

2 0 1 3 2 0 1 4 2 0 1 5 2 0 1 6 2 0 1 7

$ 1 4 0

$ 1 3 5

$ 1 3 0

$ 1 2 5

$ 1 2 0

$ 1 1 5


BUSINESS AFTER HOURS

join us with your co-workers to build your network at business after hours and grow your business! JO

IN U

S A

FTER

WO

RK

Spirit Hollow January 17, 5 - 7 pm


Shankapotamus Golf Academy is open! A Toptracer Range for year-round heated golf.

Celebrating their Grand Re-Opening of the expansion and remodelALDI INC.

THE CELLULAR CONNECTION Celebrating a recent expansion to their current location

Brenda's ChuckwagonMediapolis, 319-572-1867 Brenda Schwerin, Owner, [email protected] little custom built log cabin on wheels, Brenda's Chuckwagon has been traveling the area since 2014 serving a variety of delicious foods to rodeos, auctions, small town days, and catering special events. "The Good Food People" are known for supporting their local farmers and small town merchants.

Harvest View Farms12239 180th St, Sperry, 319-572-4798, harvestviewfarmsia.comBrenda Schwerin, Owner, [email protected] View Farms is the perfect destination for your most important events. From elegant, rustic barn weddings to upscale yet casual corporate events and family celebrations. The farm features a custom built Celebration Barn with Brenda's Chuckwagon kitchen, an early 1900s barn renovated into a beautiful rustic Chapel and an 1890s farmhouse renovated into a cozy Guesthouse complete the property. Located 10 miles north of Burlington in the beautiful fields of Sperry, Iowa.

Steindler Orthopedic Clinic2750 Mount Pleasant St Ste 112, Burlington, 319-208-3393, steindlerorthopedic.comPatrick Magallanes, Chief Executive Officer Since 1950, Steindler Orthopedic Clinic has remained the experienced leader in providing exceptional orthopedic care to patients suffering from bone, joint, and muscle injuries and conditions. At Steindler Orthopedic Clinic, they keep Burlington moving!

Please welcome these new members by sending an email, liking their Facebook page or visiting their website. Even better, stop by to introduce yourself,

exchange business cards and help grow their network as well as your own!


cNEW MEMBERS


c

MAKING A DIFFERENCEThank you to the members for renewing their memberships and providing the resources to accomplish the ongoing goals of the Chamber of Commerce. Members listed are renewals received through December 16, 2018. Those listed in bold have made an additional commitment by making a voluntary contribution.

EARLY BIRD SHOUT OUT! Thanks to the first members to return their 2019 Chamber of Commerce membership investment!

Kozlowski Law Group, LLCMaid to Serve 101.7 The Bull KBKB-FM and The New Mix 107.3 KGRS

Accounting Professionals of Burlington, Inc.Allgood Animal HospitalAmericInnAnderson, Roberts, Porth, Wallace & Stewart LLPAspelmeier, Fisch, Power, Engberg & Helling, P.L.C.Aspen Grove Cemetery AssociationBecker's Jewelers & GemologistsBel Canto ChoraleBurke CleanersBurlington Jet StopBurlington Municipal Band FoundationBurlington Notre DameBurlington ProduceCasebine Community Credit UnionCentury 21 Property ProfessionalsChildrens' Dental Center of SE IACleveland DermatologyCollision CenterConnection BankConstruction Management ServicesDanville StationDes Moines County Abstract & Title Co.

Des Moines County Farm BureauDillon's BBQThe Drake, LLCEastern Iowa TireFarmers Savings BankFirst Congregational ChurchFMA, Inc.French-Reneker-Associates, Inc.Grinstead, Pierce & AssociatesHarmony Bible ChurchHope Haven Area Development Center Corp.Huffman's Farm & HomeJulie Andrews Allstate AgencyKempker's True ValueKitchen SolversKozlowski Law Group, LLCLa TavolaLunning Chapel, Inc.Maid to ServeMansheim, DianeMediapolis Community School DistrictMenke & CompanyMidwest Realty Group, Inc.Miracle Car Wash

MTC TechnologiesNature's Corner, Inc.Nick's Cycling & FitnessOptimist Club of Burlington/ West BurlingtonOriginal CynsPlayers WorkshopDr. Mark C. Pothitakis D.D.S.ProLine StripingSagacity BenefitsSchlueter's Auto ServiceServpro of BurlingtonState Farm Insurance - John Korschgen AgencySanders, Steve & DianeSummer Street Animal ClinicTeriyaki MadnessTriOak Foods, Inc.Welch's Insurance Agency, Inc.Welch's Insurance Agency, Inc.Wilson Rentals101.7 The Bull KBKB-FM and The New Mix 107.3 KGRS

SAVE the DATE FEBRUARY9 – Chocoholic FrolicDowntown Burlington2 pm - 5 pm

16 – Eggs and IssuesGreater Burlington Partnership 7:30 am

21 – Business After HoursBig Muddy's5 pm

23 – Southeast Iowa STEM FestivalSoutheastern Community College 10 am - 1 pm

MARCH6 - 7 – Southeast Iowa DaysDes Moines, IA

11 - 13 – 5th & 8th Grade Career FairSoutheastern Community College8:30 am

16 – Eggs and IssuesGreater Burlington Partnership 7:30 am

21 – Business After HoursAmerican Eyecare & Freedom LASIK 5 pm

HAPPENINGS

GET MORE EVENT DETAILS: by clicking on

"Search All Events."

ENTER YOUR EVENTS:Reach locals and visitors

with your business events and information. Visit

GreaterBurlington.com and click on "Submit An Event" to have your event included

in the web calendar and considered for this

newsletter calendar.

11 – Friends of the Library Trivia NightBurlington Public Library6 pm Burlington.lib.ia.us

11 – Civic Music - John Mueller’s Winter Dance PartyBurlington Memorial Auditorium7:30 pmBurlCivicMusic.com

12 – Bingo, Brunch, & BeveragesBurlington Iowa Elks Lodge #849 amElks84.org

12 – Battle of the Brushes: Live Painting CompetitionArt Center of Burlington4 pmArtCenterofBurlington.com

16 – Home AloneCapitol Theater12:30 pmBurlingtonCapitolTheater.com

17 – Business After HoursSpirit Hollow5 pmGreaterBurlington.com

18 – Comedy NightPZAZZ! Convention & Event Center 6:30 pmBurlingtonY.org

19 – Eggs and IssuesGreater Burlington Partnership7:30 amGreaterBurlington.com

19 – Arctic ChallengeBurlington Bent River1 - 4 pmBurlingtonBentRiver.com

19 – Ultimate Elvis The Legacy Theater; Carthage, IL2 pmTheLegacyTheater.com

23 – Young Professionals Lunch & LearnBurlington Area YMCA12 pmGreaterBurlington.com

25 – Annual Dinner PZAZZ! Convention & Event Center 6 pmGreaterBurlington.com

26 – Eagle WatchPort of Burlington Welcome Center10 amDMCConservation.com

26 – Elton Dan and The Rocket BandCapitol Theater8 pmBurlingtonCapitolTheater.com

27 – Bridal and Event ExpoPZAZZ! Convention & Event Center 11 amThePzazz.com 26 – Mystery DinnerHarmony Bible Church6 pmFacebook.com/passport-to-purpose


SAVE the DATEHAPPENINGS


M

EMBE

R S

POTL

IGH

T

To submit member information, contact Brenda Levitt

Pig Out – Not Just a Food Truck

Des Moines County Heritage Center

Des Moines County Historical Society operates three museums in Burlington. The DMC Heritage Center Museum is located in the old library building at the corner of N 4th and Columbia Streets. The 120 year old building has three floors of exhibits including a children's play area and a 1940s style cabaret club. Winter hours are Tuesday thru Saturday from 10 AM to 4 PM. DMCHS also owns the Garrett-Phelps historic house museum at the top of Snake Alley and the Log Cabin at Crapo Park. Currently closed for the season, they will reopen in May of 2019.

For more information about the Historical Society or its museums, call 319-752-7449 or visit their website DMCHS.org.

Purchase Your Kangaroo Feed Here – No Kidding!

Eat Healthier Without Sacrificing Taste With Kodiak CakesIf you rang in the New Year with resolutions to eat healthier and exercise more, don’t let your resolution to eat healthier get derailed by health foods that taste, well, bad. Kodiak Cakes crafts nourishing, protein-packed foods from frontier-inspired recipes using 100% whole grains and non-GMO ingredients that taste great! From flapjack and waffle mixes to convenient toaster waffles and microwaveable oatmeal and flapjack cups, Kodiak Cakes makes a healthy breakfast you can enjoy on a Sunday morning with your family or before your early morning workout.

Pig Out Food Truck has expanded their offerings to include a dine-in restaurant, full-service catering, bulk meats, sides and desserts, pizza and freezer meals! If it has to do with food, they have their hooves right in the middle of it! They pride themselves on offering slow smoked meats, homemade sides, freshly baked buns and custom cooking options that range from whole hogs to burgers. If you have a special family recipe you want to share with your guests, they are happy to accommodate!

They kicked off their freezer meals in early November packaging both family and individual portion sizes. Make mealtime easier for yourself or give a gift perfect for new moms, singles, seniors or families in need. See the dedicated website for details and ordering at PigOutMeals.com.

Visit the dine-in location at 510 Meadow St. Mediapolis, follow them on Facebook, visit their general website at PigOutTruck.com or call 319-394-9777.

As expert dealers for Purina Animal Nutrition, Horse & Hound Country Store offers a complete line of Purina diets for every animal. They offer supplies, toys, gifts and treats for horse, cattle, goat, show, poultry, companion animal, dairy, swine, exotic animal, wild bird, animal health, horse tack, wildlife, dewormers, fish, clothing and accessories, giftware, fly control, and stable supplies. Nutrition information and feed for any animal, including zoo and exotic animals is available. Do you have a lemur? A kangaroo? A sloth? Horse & Hound Country Store has you covered! Their company even feeds those amazing Clydesdales!

Free ration analysis for horses available upon request. Special annual events such as The Bird Doctor (AVM) are held. Regular horse training/management/nutrition events are held at a local stable throughout the year. Dog trainer Tory Topping provides a program each fall. Follow their blog and see special offers on their website at HorseAndHoundCountryStore.com. For more information, visit the store at 3620 Flint Ridge Drive in Burlington or call 319-752-6611.

Follow Us On

View online at GreaterBurlington.com

Contact Emily Pattee or Chelsea Lerud to request a supply of the FREE 2019 Burlington / West Burlington

Community Guide for your business.

The 2019 community guide is now available.

RiverPark Place610 N 4th St, Ste 200

Burlington, Iowa 52601TELEPHONE 319-752-6365

FAX [email protected]

GreaterBurlington.com

Documents

GREATER BURLINGTON PARTNERSHIP NEWSLETTER VOL. 99 …€¦ · Jason Hutcheson. President & CEO. 319-208-0043. jhutcheson@greaterburlingtoncom. Brenda Levitt. Graphic Designer. 319-208-0047