About 60 businesses and town organizations will display their products and explain their services from 3 to 6 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 25, at the Chamber of Commerce’s 19th annual Community …
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Community Expo puts spotlight on 60 businesses
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About 60 businesses and town organizations will display their products and explain their services from 3 to 6 p.m., Wednesday, Oct. 25, at the Chamber of Commerce’s 19th annual Community Expo.
The Community Center will be the location for the free event that features giveaways, food samples and raffle prizes.
The presenting sponsor is Fountain Hills Hearing Health. Member sponsors are AZ Trails Travel, Fountain Hills Recovery and Toll Brothers.
Participating businesses are: 360 Physical Therapy, AFC Physical Medicine and Chiropractic, American Vision Windows, Avon-Angela McGhee, Bobs Free Bikes, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale, Chamber Ambassadors and loyalty cards, Christensen Computer Company, CopperWynd Resort & Club, and Cummings Termite and Pest Control.
Erica West Homes with RE/MAX Sun Properties; Fountain Hills Unified School District, Farmers Insurance --- Scott Schlossberg Agency; Fountain Hills Dental Care, Fountain Hills Theater, Fountain Hills Physical Therapy and Fountain View Village.
Hope for Homes Program, Inc., J. Harris Health Insurance, Dentist Kevin A. Rauter, Kim Widner, CPA, Lisa Murray, REMAX Excalibur, Loving Family Dental, Messinger Funeral Home, Morgan Stanley/Eric Burns, MorningStar of Fountain Hills, Mary Kay independent beauty consultant Natalie Hogeboom; Fountain Hills, Neighborhood Property Owners Association, Papa Murphy’s, Parkview Dentistry and Progressive Insurance.
Raymond James Investment/Terry Cox, Ridge View Luxury Apartments, Rio Verde Country Club, Sami Fine Jewelry, Scentsy Sharron, Schuster Print Marketing, Sherwin-Williams, SkyMed International, Solar Blaster, LLC, Sonoran Lifestyle Real Estate, Southern Self Storage,
Spartan Promotional Group, Spooner and Shaft Physical Therapy and Sun Devil Auto.
The Fountains, United Methodist Church; The Fountain Hills Times, Thrivent Financial, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 7507, Susan Dempster of West USA Realty, and Yes for Fountain Hills Students.
