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Upcoming Events in Merrill
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Updates from the Merrill Chamber
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2018 Merrill Chamber Christmas Print
Ted Nicholson has done it again this year. He has captured a place in Merrill that brings back memories for all who have grown up here. Even if you didn't grow up in Merrill, you know where this sledding hill is!!
We are selling the following items here at the Chamber office:
$20.00 Box of cards (25 cards and envelopes)
$2.00 Single card
$25.00 8x10 print
$35.00 10x13 print
$50.00 12x18 signed print (limited number available) Signed and ready for pick up.
Call the Chamber today to reserve your print/cards at 715-536-9474.
Ted Nicholson and all of his Chamber work!
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Missing one? Check with us and see what we have in stock.
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2018 Merrill Chamber Annual Celebration and Awards
Thank you to the Merrill Chamber members who nominated and voted for Businesses of the Year.
Business that were nominated:
Large Business: Park City Credit Union, North Central Technical College and Sierra Pacific
Mid-size Business: Dave's County Market, Reindl Printing
Small Business: Breaman Merrill Ford, Merrill AmericInn, Merrill Community Bank, Kindhearted Home Care
Hometown Business: Serce-2-Sisu Fitness & Movement, Ye Olde Sweet Shoppe, Sawmill Brewing Company, Westside Market, The Wellness Center at Gress Chiropractic, Merrill Sheet Metal
Not-for-Profit Business: HAVEN, Merrill Eagles Club Aerie 584, Lincoln County Fair Association
The winners are:
Large Business: Sierra Pacific
Mid-sized Business: Dave's County Market
Small Business: Kindhearted Home Care
Hometown Business: The Sawmill Brewing Company
Not-for Profit: Merrill Eagles Club Aerie 584
Ambassador of the Year: Betsy Wiesneski
Left to Right: Barb Haffemann - Dave's County Market, Zach Kubichek - Sawmill Brewing, Jeff Schreider - Sierra Pacific, Sara Zastrow/Diane Goetsch - Kindhearted Home Care, Betsy Wiesneski, Scott Doerr - Eagles Club, Debbe Kinsey - Merrill Chamber
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Christmas Wreath
The Merrill Community has "shined" again. After bring asked why the Christmas Wreath is not up this year, the people of Merrill came through! Thank you to everyone that came out and help put it up this year. Do you ask why do we have a Christmas Wreath and not a Christmas Tree. Here is a little history that many do not know.
There is is little home-grown Merrill company here called Mitchel Metal Products. They are the 'kings' of wreath form manufacturing, sending their products world-wide. These wreath forms are made in many different shapes/forms and are manufactured year round. What people in Merrill don't understand and the owners of Mitchell Metal don't toot their horn about is that they donate wreath forms to Arlington National Cemetery every year. Yes, all those wreaths on the graves of our fallen are made possible, in part, thanks to Merrill's very own Mitchell Metal Products!
So when we were no longer able to put up all the small trees (due to safety concerns) we thought what an awesome way to celebrate the season by honoring one of our own businesses, the 'king' of wreath forms, and celebrating the donation they make to our nations hero's every year. So Mitchell Metal Products made the wreath and donated it us. This wreath and this business should be respected. We are honored to own this wreath and what it represents - a Merrill business with a heart of gold and one that represents our community by honoring our military hero's year after year.
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The Merrill Chamber has teamed up with Centergy along with Adams County, North Wood County, Portage County, Marathon County and South Wood County to create Inspire Central Wisconsin. We have teamed up with the local schools and have gotten on board with Career Cruising program. Career Cruising is a program that school provide for students of what jobs are available in the community with businesses that have registered with Inspire.
Inspire helps by using the Career Cruising platform that is used in many schools, to help students explore their options, interests and aspirations through a variety of activities. The Inspire program then provides a platform that engages community volunteers that act as mentors, business owners that provide valuable educational and career data. Eventually the object is to add work based learning through career fairs, shadow days, mentoring and apprenticeships. An important fact is that this program can level the playing field by providing people of all backgrounds, in all areas of the state, equal access to mentors and relevant employers.
For more information on this program, click on the logo or contact the Merrill Chamber 715-536-9474 or email manager@merrillchamber.org