Salida Chamber Calendar

Sunday, October 20th 3pm Family movie: Inside Out 2 @ the Steamplant. Tickets are $10 All tickets & more info can be found here: https://bit.ly/m/LPA or email lpa@salidaschools.org with any questions!

Salida Moth StorySlam "They told me not to do it" ​ Sunday, October 20, 2024 ​ 3:30pm-6:00pm ​ A Church Doors open 3:30 P.M. Event begins 4:00 P.M. Tickets $15 Salida brings a unique night of storytelling and connecting with community. All stories are true and memorized. This is a fundraiser for Khen & A Church!

October 18, 2024 For immediate release: Chaffee County, CO- In an effort to reduce stigma and foster open dialogue about mental health, Chaffee County Public Health (CCPH) is proud to present free screenings of Bode Miller’s documentary, The Paradise Paradox. This powerful film sheds light on the mental health crisis facing America’s mountain towns, showcasing innovative solutions that empower communities to seek help and develop effective coping strategies. Join us for this important conversation! Following the film, CCPH will host a dynamic panel discussion featuring local mental health experts, community leaders, and representatives from the ski industry. This is an excellent opportunity to delve deeper into the film’s themes, engage in meaningful discussions, and explore the innovative initiatives being implemented in our own communities. We encourage everyone to participate and share their insights as we work together to break down barriers and foster mental well-being. This timely initiative is supported by the El Pomar Foundation which is prioritizing supporting solutions to the mental health crisis that our society is facing today, especially with youth.  “We are honored that the El Pomar Foundation is helping CCPH to bring this important film about mental health in resort communities, along with local conversations, to Chaffee County.  This is a topic that effects everyone, and we hope that the public takes time out of their busy schedules to attend one of these film events and contributes to the dialogue around how to make Chaffee County strong and resilient,” said Kirsten Love, CCPH Behavioral Health Coordinator/Navigator. CCPH identified mental health as a topic priority in its 2021 Community Health Assessment and 2022-2026 Community Health Improvement Plan.  For almost a decade, CCPH has been collaborating with community partners and stakeholders to ensure a robust local mental health system and the need has only grown in recent years. You can join CCPH at the following: Tuesday, October 22nd in Buena Vista at the Ivy Ballroom in the Surf Hotel. Doors open at 5:00pm, film at 5:30pm, panel discussion to follow. Cost: Free + Free popcorn!

What You'll Learn: Join us for an in-depth workshop designed to equip business owners and financial managers with the essential skills to create, implement, and maintain effective budgets. "Finance Sense: Deep Dive into Creating + Sticking to a Budget for Businesses" will guide participants through the process of developing comprehensive budgets tailored to their unique business needs. Attendees will learn practical strategies for forecasting, allocating resources, and monitoring financial performance. Additionally, the workshop will cover techniques for overcoming common budgeting challenges and ensuring long-term adherence to budgetary plans. Enhance your financial acumen and drive your business toward sustainable growth with expert insights and hands-on exercises. REGISTER HERE! Presented by Candace Bryans, Budget Analyst and Entrepreneur: Candace is a former chemistry and biology educator and was most recently an owner and the creator of The Cellar on Railroad Wine & Tapas concept. After selling The Cellar on Railroad this summer, she purchased the bvcowork in Buena Vista, Colorado, and launched her own consulting company, CB Wine Consulting. She is currently a Budget Analyst for CDHS, a Certified Sommelier, and the Treasurer for the Women’s Wine Guild of Colorado.  Candace has a Master’s in Education and an MBA in Finance from the University of Central Arkansas.  When she’s not training for ultra-marathons, Candace enjoys spending time with her husband Grant, and their two Weimaraners - Jasper and Althea. She also enjoys working with new business owners and entrepreneurs to develop solid business plans and pro forma financial statements.