Posts Tagged ‘Chamber of Commerce’
January 4, 2012 in Chamber of Commerce,City of Wrightsville,Events,Johnson County,Local News | Comments (0)
Tags: Banquet, Chamber of Commerce, Wrightsville Georgia, Wrightsville Georgia news
The Chamber will host their annual Banquet on Thursday, February 9th at 7:00pm at the First United Methodist Church Reception Hall. Entertainment will be provided by Derrick Tennant, Comedian. Derrick Tennant is quickly becoming the nation’s #1 requested CLEAN Comedian.
In addition to a night of fun entertainment, the Chamber will serve a delicious ribeye steak dinner provided by Teresa’s Catering. Tickets are $20.00 each and may be purchased at the Chamber office at the Depot. Tables may be reserved for churches, organizations, businesses, etc. Tickets must be purchased in advance, tickets will not be sold at the door. The Chamber is planning for a big crowd and space is limited. Visit www.leftarmcomedy.com to learn more about Derrick.
March 12, 2011 in Chamber of Commerce | Comments (0)
Tags: Chamber of Commerce, Johnson County, Wrightsville Georgia
Teresa Lamb, President
Sheena Newsome, Vice President
Janice Davis
Steve Gresham
Lisa Keyton
Rusty Oxford
Gene Whatley
Lynn Lamb, Executive Secretary
February 16, 2011 in Better Hometown,Chamber of Commerce,City of Wrightsville,City/County Contact Information,Events,Local News | Comments (0)
Tags: 4-H, Better Hometown, Chamber of Commerce, Johnson County, Wrightsville Georgia

Four exceptional students from Johnson County: Emilie Harvey, Kathy Carpenter, Megan Powell and 2010 graduate, Deon Wallace, won national honors after traveling to Denver in January to participate in the Western National Roundup Livestock Consumer Judging Contest. They Placed 1st as a Team and individually they placed 1st (Megan) 2nd (Kathy) and 3rd (Deon) in highest Individual scores! They could not have scored any better! Congratulations to all four…and to our extension agents Brent Allen and Sondra Fortner.
in Better Hometown,Chamber of Commerce,City of Wrightsville,Events,Johnson County,Local News | Comments (0)
Tags: Better Hometown, Chamber of Commerce, Johnson County, Wrightsville Georgia, Wrightsville Georgia news

Surviving in bleak economic times and facing a reduction in funding from the State of Georgia, the Harlie Fulford Memorial Library is fighting back! The local library board has formed a Friends of the Library non-profit organization whose mission is to promote interest in, use of, and public support for the library. As demands for library services grow and budget cuts increase, the local Friends of the Library group hopes to counteract budget shortfalls and supplement the library’s needs.
Local support for the library is funded by the Johnson County Commission, the City of Wrightsville, and the Johnson County Board of Education and while these funds remain in place for the coming year it is hoped that The Friends of the Library can make a meaningful contribution to an important local institution.
Friends of the Library board members agree that the success of the library’s non-profit will hinge on community support. Everyone is encouraged to join. Annual dues are: Students: $1.00; Individual: $10.00; Family: $20.00; Donor: $25.00 and Sponsor: $50.00. The Friends of the Library organization is listed as a 501(c)3 meaning that individual donations qualify as being tax exempt. Checks for dues and donations may be mailed to the Harlie Fulford Friends of the Library, P.O. Box 69, Wrightsville, 31096.
A Book Sale held the first week in April was the group’s fundraising kickoff and proved to be a huge success!
January 8, 2010 in Chamber of Commerce | Comments (0)
Tags: Chamber of Commerce, Johnson County, Wrightsville Georgia news
The Chamber is preparing a taste-tempting cookbook featuring favorite recipes from our past & present Chamber Members. We would like you to submit 3 or 4 of your favorite recipes so you can be represented in our memorable collection. Recipe Collection Sheets are available at the Chamber Office.
December 28, 2009 in Chamber of Commerce,Events,Local News | Comments (0)
Tags: Chamber of Commerce, Wrightsville Georgia news
The Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors has new guidelines for the use of the Chamber sign in downtown Wrightsville. Click here for an update.
November 13, 2009 in Chamber of Commerce | Comments (1)
Tags: Chamber of Commerce
Going Green Initiative: Starting in 2010 the Chamber would like to be able to send out all information on upcoming events and news by email. All Chamber members please contact Lynn Lamb at the Chamber office to make sure the Chamber has your email address on file. Also, anyone wishing to join the Chamber should contact Lynn at 478-864-7200 Mon-Fri 8:00 am-3:00 pm. Corporate and individual membership options available.
(Please see Membership Page)
October 1, 2009 in Chamber of Commerce | Comments (0)
Tags: Chamber of Commerce

On August 1, 2010, Judy Scott had a dream come true. She opened Play Station Childcare & Learning Center. She had seen a need in the community and had wanted to open a childcare center for a long time, but things never worked out. When Mrs. Annette Claxton and Mr. Ambros Powell approached her about re-opening Play Station, Judy told them she would have to pray about it and talk to her husband. After a lot of prayer and talking with her husband, she told them she would open the childcare center.
Play Station Childcare & Learning Center is licensed through Bright from the Start with the State of Georgia. The center is licensed for 43 children. Children are accepted starting at 6 weeks through 12 years of age. Full-time classes are available for children from 6 weeks to 4 years old. An after school program is available for children from 5 to 12 years old. They also accept Drop-In’s as long as space is available.
At Play Station they believe children learn by example, by watching and observing the people around them. We believe a positive, safe and caring environment will promote and nurture their learning experiences. They use a state approved curriculum and use art, music and play-time help to stimulate their learning.
One of their most important goals is to give the parents “Peace of Mind” when they leave their children at Play Station to go to work. Parents are encouraged to come by and call to check on their children during the day. Play Station also has a “state of the art monitoring system”, with at least 1 camera in each room or area of the center, including the playground and parking lot. A large screen TV is in the lobby where all areas of the center are monitored continuously during the centers operating hours. Parents can watch their children on this TV in the lobby. They are working toward having this system available on their website.
Play Station also has an up-to-date, clean and well organized facility that is in complete compliance with Bright from the Start. They meet or exceed all requirements. They are constantly looking for ways to improve and welcome comments from the parents and the public.
One of the best things about Play Station is the experienced and caring staff. They truly want to make a difference in the lives of the children that attend Play Station. Annette Claxton is the Director. Peavy Hudson, Regina Moore and Anna Soles are full-time staff. They are eager to learn as much as they can and recently attended an all day training seminar in Swainsboro and will be attending more trainings seminars in the future. They have also been trained in CPR and First Aid. Thelma Sweat, Nikki Lavender, Courtney Attaway, Sherry Rowland and Robbie Ward work part-time and they all have the same caring spirit that the full-time staff has.
Play Station’s hours are Monday through Friday, 6:am until 6:00pm. If you have any questions, please call the owner, Judy Scott at 478-278-6191 or the Director, Annette Claxton at 478-864-6005 for more information. You can also check out http://www.playstationchildcare.com
Older Posts »