October 2013 Chamber Chatter

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October 2013 A Publication of the Shelby County Chamber of Commerce

In this issue: -KN Platech-Moore Restoration -First Merchants Bank -Our Hospice of South Central Indiana - The Strand Theatre -Accident Fund Insurance Company of America

Beau BrowningBrowning|Pike Financial Management

Ryan ClaxtonMajor Health Partners

Treva CunninghamWalmart*

Scott Gabbard-Shelby Co. Ag PromotionCommittee/Purdue Extension

Greg Gerline-Sandman Bros./Shelby County Pantry Pals

Mary HarperShelbyville Central Schools

Ron HarrisonO’Neal Steel

Amy LarrisonFirst Bank Shelbyville

Gena LinvilleMajor Hospital

Cathy WenningDuke Energy

Julie Metz, Executive [email protected]

Courtney Chapella, Executive Assistant [email protected] Jordan England, Executive [email protected]

Colour Palette RushShelby Energy, Inc. Shelbyville Paint and Wallpaper

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Board of Directors

Scott Asher, President Boys Club-ShelbyvilleTony Long, President ElectMainSource BankChris King, TreasurerRunnebohm Construction

Directors

STAFF

FOUNDER’S CLUB

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September 30, 2013

Dear Valued Chamber Member:

The Shelby County Chamber of Commerce is partnering with the Greenfield Daily Reporter to publish the 2014 edition of the Chamber Business Directory and Community Guide. This edition will include a complete listing of all Chamber members, by name and business category, as well as important information about our community.

Our Chamber Business Directory and Community Guide will be distributed to area businesses, residents and Chamber members. In addition, this publication will be available to visitors, tourists, new residents and those who are considering relocating to our area. We will be printing and distributing 8,000 copies of the directory.

Our continued mission is to promote our membership and our community. Our Chamber Business Directory and Community Guide is a valuable resource and an opportunity to advertise your business at a reasonable rate. Only Chamber Members will be invited to advertise in the 2014 publication.

•You will receive a complimentary alphabetical listing for your business. In addition, the main contact for your business will be listed alphabetically for easy reference and networking opportunities.

•You will receive a complimentary listing under the category heading that best describes your business, services, or products.

•You will have the opportunity to purchase advertising space. The Greenfield Daily Reporter will be publishing our Business Directory and Community Guide and a staff member from their advertising department will be contacting you. A designer from the Reporter can also assist you with the design of your ad at no additional cost if you so desire.

•Your participation in purchasing advertising space not only gains great publicity for your business at a reasonable cost but also helps raise funds to support Chamber programs and events.

If you have any concerns regarding the information contained in the Chamber’s database regarding your business, please contact us to make sure we have the most current information on file.

Do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions about the Chamber Business Directory and Community Guide, your complimentary listings, or advertising space.

We appreciate your continuing support of the Shelby County Chamber of Commerce and our community.

Sincerely,

Julie MetzExecutive Director(317)398-6647

From Julie’s Desk...


Doing great things together

Tim, Gaye & Tobey McKenney | The Bicycle Shop of Shelbyville

Bicycles can be a personal statement and an expression of who we are. It takes special insight,

enthusiasm, great personal service, and in this case, an adorable dog to help you find the right

fit. This same insight led Tim and Gaye McKenney to recognize the value in a local bank.

Whether you’re a small business or a large operation, strong connections and dedication are

what you can expect from First Bank. Like you, we live here...We work here...We belong here.

Doing great things together

www.firstbankrichmond.com

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Member Spotlight

Pictured left to right: Randie Danhauer (Human Resources Manager), Dan Theobald (Director of Shelby County Development Corporation), Hank Koga (President), Tom DeBaun (Mayor) and Kevin Gay (Plant Manager)

KN Platech manufactures automotive parts for Honda and Nissan using blow molding technology. KN Platech officially broke ground on September 11th to expand their 50,000 square foot building to 86,000 square feet. The total cost at a little over $3,000,000. This addition is planned to be completed by February 2014.

KNP has added over 50 new employees in the past 12 weeks. They currently employ 90 people and will be hiring a few more. They offer good pay, good benefits, and a friendly work environment. KNP could not have chosen a better area to begin their new company than Shelbyville. Dan Theobald and the Shelby County Development Corporation did a great job in recruiting their business. To contact KN Platech, call 317-392-7707.


Jesse MarcumBusiness Account Executive

24 East Hendricks Street Shelbyville, IN 46176

(812)577-7001

[email protected]


22nd Annual

Shelbyville Rotary Club Gala Charity Auction 2013

When Saturday, Nov. 9, 2013 Doors open at 6 p.m.

Silent auction starts at 6:30 p.m. Live auction starts at 8 p.m.

Where Occasions Banquet Hall, Shelbyville

What Rotary Club Charity Auction to raise money for scholarships and

Other local charities, Unique items for Christmas and gifts. Tickets

$35 per person; $325 for a table of ten Tickets limited to the first 240 people and must be purchased in

Advanced. Please contact Ray Wetnight at (317) 401-0725 or (317)392-4176 Tom Rosenfeld at (317) 392-3752

About the auction…

Get ready for a fun elegant, fast-paced evening! The 2013 Rotary auction will include music, a cash bar, catered food and a long list of unique items to bid on in time for the Christmas gift-giving season. There’s a silent auction, and Brent Fuchs will conduct the live auction.

This is the 22st year for the auction which raises money for charities in Shelby County. Through The auction the Rotary Club of Shelbyville has raised more than $200,000 for the Girls and Boys Clubs, Shelby Senior Services, Hospice of Shelby County, Shelby County Prenatal Care, the Shelby County Cancer Association, the Salvation Army, the Blue River Foundation, and Gleaners Food Bank. This year’s proceeds will benefit various Shelby County charities, including Rotary scholarships. Past items have included basketballs signed by Indiana coaches, Florida vacations, artwork, home-made items, tickets to collegiate and professional sporting events and jewelry.

About the Shelbyville Rotary Club Rotary is an international humanitarian service organization Shelby County, Rotary members volunteer their time for and the Shelbyville chapter was officially organized in many good causes. Just are few are: planting flowers on the 1920. The club’s guiding principle is “Service Above Self” Harrison Street bridge, ringing the bell at Christmastime to raise money for the Salvation Army, helping Habitat for Rotary members volunteer their time and resources to help Humanity build homes, purchasing clothing for children, others in their local communities and throughout the world, raising money for and presenting scholarships and athletic Service to youth is a major emphasis. awards to Shelby County students. Other critical issues are poverty, hunger, illiteracy, pollution The Shelbyville Rotary Club is made up of about 30 and substance abuse. For years, Rotary has sponsored business men and women who are leaders in their fields. efforts to bring vaccines to nations around the globe to club meets at 6:15 p.m. every Thursday at Fiddlers Three eradicate polio.

Shelbyville Rotary Club officers Rick Robinson, president; Ray Wetnight, president elect: Bill Poland, vice president

Dick Fero, secretary: Terry Markland, treasurer


Contact: Stepheni L. Schlinker, Media & Public Relations Officer, at 517-708-5653 or [email protected]

LANSING, MI – Accident Fund Holdings, Inc. is proud to announce that three of its operating companies – Accident Fund (which includes Accident Fund Holdings, Accident Fund Insurance Company of America and Third Coast Underwriters), headquartered in Lansing, Mich.; United Heartland, headquartered in New Berlin, Wisc.; and CompWest Insurance Company, headquartered in Santa Ana, Calif. – have each been selected as Best Places to Work in Insurance for 2013 by Business Insurance.

Business Insurance launched the Best Places to Work in Insurance program in 2009 to identify and recognize high-quality workplaces in the commercial insurance industry and honor them for creating workplaces that do a superior job of encouraging employees to thrive in a workplace they can love. The program, and subsequent recognition by Business Insurance and Best Companies Group, an independent workplace excellence research firm, is very prestigious within the insurance industry.

In order to make the Best Places to Work in Insurance list, each company must demonstrate that it meets or exceeds a minimum standard of excellence in a variety of employment-related metrics, measured against other employers in the insurance industry, as well as other companies nationwide. This information is drawn from a two-part survey conducted of all participating companies. One portion of the survey evaluates employees’ workplace experience and company culture, and the other gathers information on the employer’s benefits, policies, practices and other information.

“It is a huge honor to receive this recognition from Business Insurance for the fourth year in a row,” Liz Haar, CEO of Accident Fund Holdings, Inc, said. “Accident Fund Holdings and its subsidiaries have an excellent reputation for having a positive workplace culture based upon open communication, a commitment to inclusion and innovation, and family-like camaraderie. The authentic camaraderie in our workplace helps to create an environment in which people want to work.”An alphabetical list of the Best Places to Work in Insurance was released in the Sept. 4, 2013 issue of Business Insurance and the final report and detailed rankings by company type and size will be unveiled and published in the Oct. 21, 2013issue of Business Insurance.

For more information about Accident Fund Holdings, Inc., visit www.accidentfundholdings.com.

Accident Fund Holdings, Inc.Accident Fund Holdings, Inc. (Lansing, Mich.) and its subsidiaries are one of the largest workers’ compensation insurers and the largest non-governmental specialty writer of workers’ compensation insurance in the United States. Accident Fund Holdings conducts business through its four brands: Accident Fund, United Heartland, CompWest and Third Coast Underwriters. Accident Fund Holdings’ insurance company subsidiaries are rated “A-” (Excellent) by A.M. Best. Accident Fund Holdings is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan.

Accident Fund Holdings Earns Three Spots on the 2013 “Best Places to Work in Insurance” List Accident Fund, United Heartland and CompWest Recognized on this Year’s List

Members in the News


Members in the NewsFirst Merchants Bank Begins Construction

First Merchants Bank (FRME) commenced the construction project for a second Shelbyville Banking Center on Friday, August 23rd. The new banking center is planned to open by the first quarter of 2014.

Mike Rechin, First Merchants Bank President and CEO, commented, “As a community bank, the health and well-being of our communities is foundational to business success. First Merchants Bank proudly invests in local communities throughout Indiana, and Shelbyville is a shining example of the benefit community investment brings. We are proud to support Shelbyville and Shelby County, serving as a growth leader in this market. Larry Lux and the entire Shelbyville Banking Center team are focused on providing community banking service that is legacy to First Merchants Bank.”

Pictured in the photo left to right: Kim Baker, Kari Coy, Kristin Dellinger, Stacy Hammonds, Sally Wells, Tom Kabrich, Mike Vaught, Mike Runnebohm (Runnebohm Construction), Tom DeBaun (Shelbyville Mayor), Larry Lux, John Ditmars,

Dan Theobald (Shelby County Development Corp.), Alex Martinson (US Architects), Mike Hurst.

Friday October 11, 2013 Maxim Events

420 Eastern AvenueShelbyville, IN 46176

(behind Fiddler’s Three)

$50 per person Please RSVP by October 3 to 812-379-5575 Ext. 202 Please RSVP by October 3 to 812-379-5575 Ext. 202

or [email protected]

Dinner and Dancing Featuring:

Semi-Formal Attire

sponsored by Shelby County United Fund

Your Resource Solution Inc. Improving small business profitability YRS is partnering with the Shelbyville Shelby County Public Library to offer several workshops on intermediate and advanced techniques in Excel. Choose to attend only the workshops that benefit you!

To register, contact the library at 317.398.3171 Kimberly Wingo Chelie Herthel [email protected] [email protected] 317.512.0662 317.696.0098

Cost: $10 per person per workshop Location:SSCPL Computer Lab at SSCPL Time: 9 am to 11 am Dates and Topics: Oct 2nd Validating and Securing Date in Excel Oct 16th Create and Use Templates Oct 30th Using Macros to Automate Processes Nov 13th Advanced Charts and Graphs Nov 27th Formulas and Conditional Formatting


Member Spotlight Our Hospice of South Central Indiana, established in 1980, is a nonprofit, community-based hospice serving 15 counties in South Central Indiana. Our Hospice is committed to providing care to individuals with an advanced illness, and we do not deny services to

anyone who qualifies for hospice services, regardless of medical diagnosis or ability to pay. As a nonprofit organization, services not covered by Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance or veteran’s benefits may be funded through memorial and private donations, foundations and grants, as well as by the United Way and the United Fund.

Our staff will gladly provide care to our patients and support to their families, whether they live in private residence, a long-term care facility or assisted living facility. Our Hospice also has a 14-bed Inpatient Facility in Columbus for patients who need special care to manage episodes of acute pain and other symptoms related to their illness or to provide for short-term respite care for their families.

As a Level One Partner in the We Honor Veterans Program, Our Hospice is committed to honoring each of our patients who have served in the military. Our Hospice coordinates a special certificate and pinning ceremony for each veteran in the presence of any family or friends who are able to attend. We are thankful for our veteran patients for their service to our country, whether serving in active combat or not, and for their families who have often had to endure long periods of separation during their service time.

At Our Hospice, we are proud to say that we work for our community! We live and work in the communities where we serve our patients. Our patients are our neighbors, our family and our friends. If you would like to know more about the services we offer, feel free to visit our website for more contact information. We would love to visit your business, community group, civic group, Sunday school class or quilting group to tell you more about our services.

2626 E. 17th St. Columbus, IN 47201

812.314.8000 800.841.4938 ext. 8000www.ourhospice.org


Members in the NewsDear Strand Fan:

The lights are OFF, the lights are ON. The week of September 16th was a big week for the Strand. We completed the long awaited switchover to our new power system. We know everyone is curious how this turned out. Warning, tech talk ahead!

The original plan was to have one meter feeding the theatre with 120/240 4 wire three phase power. Duke Energy informed us they could not provide a transformer with the capacity to handle our needs. We reconfigured our lighting dimmer rack from the three phase power to single phase.

Steve Dennis Electric removed a 200 amp three phase service installed in 1967 from the front of the theatre. Steve and Darin M. removed another 200 amp three phase service installed in 1975 from the rear of the theatre. We then removed the 400 amp single phase service we installed in 2010. Finally, they removed the 1916 100 amp service that has been doing its job for 98 years from the front of the theatre Good riddance!

When the old services were disconnected Monday, September 16th, it was discovered that the 1916 panel had a very bad connection that had been getting hot for decades. It made everyone breathe a sigh of relief.

We then fed power from the Strand Annex to one of our modern 200 amp panels. This gave us lights and power for tools. Our annex power is still being paid by our friends at Stage Door Graphics. When we are finished, the last step is to disconnect the 200 amp panel in the annex and power it from our system. Thank you Stage Door!

The demolition began. Every bit of old stuff was removed (not so gently). During this time Bob S., the head of maintenance at the Strand, a department of one who could use some help, built racks to mount the new electrical panels. Once all this was finished, the shiny new boxes started to appear. Under our stage we have a new 400 amp three phase panel and a new 400 amp single phase disconnect for our lighting system. In addition, there was another new 400 amp single phase panel joining our

existing twin 200 amp panels. Wow, that is a lot of goodies. Check our web site for pictures of these new items.

That brings our grand total to 400 amp three phase and 1200 amp single phase. Steve Dennis began energizing these new panels on Wednesday, September 18. While Duke was there, they moved the position of the wires from the pole. This will allow us clear access to the third story double doors for the installation of our theatre pipe organ. We take one step at a time!

It will require several weeks to install all our lighting circuits, lighting pipes and new outlets. We will also be upgrading several existing sections of wiring. When done it will be worth the wait. Thank you to all who have generously donated to the Strand so this could be possible. Thank you to the City of Shelbyville for their investment in our project. Thank you to Steve Dennis, Darin McIntire, Ron Bush and Bob Schlick who did all the heavy lifting to get this done. Time to cue “Lights Up!”

We had the honor of hosting several events for the Shelby County Arts Fest in September. We had a great time and hope everyone was able to get downtown to visit all the activities. The art show is still at the Grover Museum. Check it out.

The Strand is grateful to everyone who is a part of this special place. We enjoy helping our community grow and prosper. The Strand presents wonderful local, regional and national talent.

Thank you for your support. We hope to see you at the Strand! For more information, contact the Strand Theatre at (317) 421-ARTS



Scissors & Shovels Ribbon Cuttings around Town

Warren Robison photo

Hendricks Pointe Apartments 415 West Taylor Street

Southeastern Insurance H & R Block

818 East Broadway StreetThe Sleep Source, LLC 1826 East State Road 44

Ribbon Cuttings and Ground Breakings The Shelby County Chamber of Commerce welcomes the opportunity to help you make your ribbon cutting, ground breaking, or grand re-opening a success! To schedule your event with the Chamber, call the office at (317)398-6647.

A & B Overhead Door 1011 Miller Avenue

Upcoming Events October Networking Luncheon

October 9th 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Kopper Kettle 135 West Main Street, Morristown Please plan to join us for the October luncheon. Our program will be Turning Point in recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Cost of the lunch is $12 if reserved by October 7th. After October 7th, cost of lunch is $15.

November Networking LuncheonATHENA Celebration

Presented by:

at Indiana Grand Racing and Casino Second Floor Clubhouse

Please plan to join us as we present the prestigous ATHENA Award to a very deserving individual in

our community.

November 13, 2013 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.**Please note the extended time.

Cost of the lunch is $20.

Sponsored by:

Goody’s 1818 East State Road 44Join us on October 17th at 8:45 a.m. to cut the ribbon prior to their grand opening at 9:00 a.m.

Ribbon Cuttings

In Partnership with

Dr. Tavel Family Eye Care 1634 East State Road 44Join us in celebrating their grand re-opening. Look for me details in the Chamber eBraodcast.


HIRING FAIR

Thursday, October 10 11:00am to 12pm - Veterans Only

12:00pm to 4:00pm - General Public

Indiana National Guard Armory 325 Minuteman Way, Franklin, Indiana

I-‐65 Franklin Exit

For $25.00 Employers Will be Provided

♦ A 6ft table and two chairs ♦ Box lunch, drinks and break room ♦ A room to conduct interviews ♦ Electricity on a limited basis

Advertising and Promotion

The Hiring Fair will be advertised in the Daily Journal, The Columbus Republic and the Shelbyville News. Flyers will be distributed throughout the region to recruit job seekers.

Only $25.00 registration fee to help

cover event costs.

The Hiring Fair Is Brought To You By:

WorkOne Franklin Region 5 Workforce Investment Board With The Support Of: Franklin Chamber Of Commerce Greater Greenwood Chamber Of Commerce Indiana National Guard Armory Ivy Tech Community College Johnson County Development Corporation Operation Job Ready Vets Shelby County Chamber Of Commerce

8-20-13

Employer Bonus

Unemployment Unraveled! 9:00am to 10:30am

Prior to the Hiring Fair WorkOne will present unemployment information

from the employer’s perspective. Mr. Tom Horstman with the Indiana Department of Workforce Development will be presenting and answering your questions.

Check the registration form for details – no fee for seminar only

97 Lovers Lane, Franklin, IN 46131 317.736.5531

www.workonecentral.org

Employers:

IT’S NOT TOO LATE! Don’t miss this opportunity to present your open positions to job seekers in our community.

Use this one-day, heavily promoted event, to find the people you need to be successful.

Call today for a registration form

WorkOne Franklin 736-5531 Jan at ext 214, Mike at ext 216


About Moore RestorationSince 1971, the Moore Restoration team has been helping clients restore their properties after disasters of all kinds. We understand our customers’ need for fast and reliable service in order to get back to everyday life. Unscheduled repair work is hard to manage. You need experienced restorers like Moore Restoration in charge of the project who understand your specific situation.We pride ourselves on employing the finest restorers in the greater Indianapolis area - people who take care of our customers as though they were taking care of their own homes or businesses. Our goal is to help our customers feel comfortable making informed decisions about their repairs. We do this by providing expert knowledge and top-notch customer service throughout every phase of the project.Our technicians have been trained and certified by nationally-recognized restoration organizations. All of our Water Technicians have been certified by the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC). The IICRC was formed in 1972 to serve as an independent, non-profit certification body to set and promote high standards and ethics for restoration contractors. IICRC certification requires continuing education in order to ensure that technicians stay on the forefront of the restoration industry.Moore Restoration is a proud member of the Disaster Kleenup International (DKI) network. DKI is the largest property damage restoration organization in North America. Being a DKI member allows us to have full access to cutting-edge technology and provides us with resources to handle any job, no matter how large or complicated. DKI membership also ensures that the Moore Restoration team provides customers with the highest quality of service and follows a strict code of professional ethics.

Member Spotlight

Services OfferedEmergency ResponseMoore Restoration provides emergency services 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Our emergency services include water damage mitigation, fire and smoke damage, board-up and tarping services, complete reconstruction, regional catastrophe response and mitigation services, and much more. We will secure damaged property quickly and efficiently, helping to minimize secondary damage. Water DamageWater damage is one of the most common forms of damage to both residential and commercial properties. Damage is generally caused by flooding, burst pipes, or fire suppression. Whether it’s 50 or 50,000 square feet, in a residential, commercial or industrial loss, Moore Restoration has the knowledge and expertise to ensure drying is done quickly and efficiently. Moore Restoration mobilizes immediately to assess the damage, accurately estimate time and materials needed to fix the problem, and use the proper procedures for a complete and lasting restora-tion. Fire RestorationFire damage can be the most traumatic disaster occurrence that a property owner can face. If your property has been affected by smoke or fire, Moore Restoration can assist you with handling your total property and contents restoration. Most fires leave a small portion of the home or business charred and destroyed, and a much larger portion damaged by soot, water, and odor. Moore Restoration has the ability to quickly and efficiently restore fire damaged structures to their original pre-loss condition.

Environmental ServicesWhether it is confined to a small area within a single room, or distributed throughout an entire structure, Moore Restoration employs the most up to date industry standards to safeguard building inhabitants, and return the affected environment to a healthy condition as quickly and safely as possible. Contents RestorationWhether cleaned on-site or packed-out and cleaned later in a controlled environment, skilled Moore Restoration technicians are able to clean, sanitize and deodorize most household contents that appear at first to be unrecoverable. Through the use of the latest in cleaning technology, precious keepsakes may be kept rather than lost forever.

Commercial ServicesMoore Restoration Commercial Services has an outstanding track record in restoring commercial, industrial, office, medical, retail and municipal buildings to their pre-loss specifications and quality. Our commercial construction experts have “ground up” “turn key” knowledge of a vast array of construction methods, and our capabilities insure a timely completion of your restoration project regard-less of its complexity.

For more information on Moore Restoration or the services they offer, call 317-791-3862.

Official Restoration Company of the Indianapolis COLTS


2013 ATHENA CELEBRATIONNOVEMBER 13, 2013

at Indiana Grand Racing and Casino2nd Floor Clubhouse

11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Join us as we present the prestigous ATHENA Award . ATHENA Award .

Cost of the luncheon is $20.Call the Chamber at (317)398-6647 to reserve

your lunch!

Presented by: Shelby County Chamber of Commerce

and Major Health Partners in partnership with:

Indiana Grand Racing and Casino

Sponsored by: Girls Inc. Girls Inc.

Welcome New Investors!

Thank you Renewing Investors!

*denotes Presidential Member

*denotes Presidential Member

Your employer is a Chamber member....

And so are YOU!!As a member of the Shelby County Chamber of Commerce, you are invited join us for our networking luncheons, special events, member

orientations, and so much more!

You can get involved today by joining one of our many committees.

For more information about what the Chamber offers, visit our

website at www.shelbychamber.net or call the office at

(317)398-6647.

Ashford Place Health Campus* Blue River Dental Care*

Cimarron Place Apartments* Clark Orthodontics*

Comfort Inn*Hig’s Locksmith, LLC

Home Instead Senior Care* Hubler Chevrolet Center*

Hubler Ford*Hunt’s Learning Center

Indiana Grand Racing and Casino* Kelsay Painting, Inc.

KLNMaurice’s*

MetLife Morristown Manor*

NUTHAK INSURANCEOffice Hub*

People’s Heating & Cooling* PKG Express, Inc.* Ratio Architects* Saran Industries*

Saver Gator*Shelby County Athletic Club*

Shelby County Builders Association* The Office Shop*

Vectren Gas Company White Castle IN LLC*

Yushiro Manufacturing America, Inc. (YUMA)*

Dr. Tavel Family Eye Care, located at 1634 East State Road 44, specializes in complete eye exams, glasses and contact lenses. To contact Dr. Tavel Family Eye Care, call (317)398-0176.

Goody’s*, located at 1818 East State Road 44, offers clothing for misses, men, children, juniors, and young men. They also carry jewelry, home products, and shoes for everyone. Goody’s will be opening on October 17th.

Chamber News Where You Belong

In this issue: KN Platech Moore Restoration First Merchants BankOur Hospice of South Central Indiana The Strand Theatre

Accident Fund Insurance Company of America

October 2013

501 North Harrison Street Shelbyville, IN 46176

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