Tuesday, April 12, 2011 at 10:22AM 
This is an event that I am really really really excited about. On April 29th the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra will perform at Callaway Gardens. Lawn seats are still available. Pack a picnic dinner and enjoy a concert under the stars. For add'l details check out http://www.callawaygardens.com/info/calendar/calendar.aso.event.aspx
Icela Reets - Marketing Coordinator
Tuesday, March 15, 2011 at 09:20AM Here are some of my favorite places in Georgia.
www.savannahvisit.com
www.toccoahouse.com
www.helenga.org
www.pinemountain.org
www.exploregeorgia.org
www.atlanta.net
Linda Minardi - Inside sales
Thursday, February 24, 2011 at 12:39PM 
The Cotton Pickin' Fair in Gay is just around the corner, and with this recent warm weather, I can't wait! The dates are May 7 & 8, Sat & Sun., 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. The fair has been a favorite of mine for over 20 years and provides a day of fun for the whole family. The avid shopper can expect to find treasures such as pottery, quilts, sculpture, birdhouses, floral arrangements, clothing and antiques. There is always a host of good food such as sausage and biscuits, fried chicken and funnel cakes. For more information on the fair, the official site is www.cpfair.org. There you can find the entertainment schedule and map of the grounds. The address of the fair is 18830 Hwy 85, Gay, Ga. 30218. Plug it into your gps and plan on having a spectacular day! The price is $7 for adults and $4 for children 4-12.
SuAnne Evans - Marketing Rep
Thursday, November 18, 2010 at 10:51AM That's right! Extreme Makeover is in Georgia and we are on the scene.
On Friday, November 12, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition surprised Jim and Carmen Simpson of Savannah with the news that they had been chosen as the recipients of a full home makeover! Carmen and Jim give back to their Savannah community as they raise three children, Zoe, Katelyn and Isaac. Zoe, the youngest, is their “miracle baby,” having beaten the odds after being born with a life-threatening disease.
Champion sent 5 volunteers to Savannah to help with the drying and clean-up. Brett Bishop and Jeremy Reets went down Sunday night and worked from Monday at 11 am until 5 am Tuesday. They set air-movers and Tes units to help speed the drying of the paint and drywall. They were worn out when it was all done but they had a great time and got to meet Paul DiMeo, Ed Sanders and Tracy Hutson! On Tuesday evening, Chloe Hudson, Icela Reets and Zach Reets headed to Savannah to assist in the cleanup of the home so that furniture and decorating could go in. They had the privilege of meeting Paula Deen and her husband. They are still cleaning right now so hopefully they can get it all done because...the big reveal is today!
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We've got lots of photos to share with you but we have to get them approved by ABC first so as soon as we do we will be excited to share them!
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Below is some info on the Peachtree City Classic in case anyone is interested. It's sure to be a fun event and a good start to keeping fit during the Fall and Winter months.
The Peachtree City Classic is unique in its use of paved cart paths for the race. The scenic race is run mostly on the paths through green belt areas, by lakes, through short tunnels in the beautiful community of Peachtree City. The course was voted the Best Course in Georgia Athlete Magazine and is always a sellout so register early.The 15K race is designated the 2009 RRCA Southern Regional Championship and USATF 15K Grand Prix series. Click here to register!
To learn more you can also visit the Peachtree City Running Club website
Icela Reets - Marketing Coordinator
Tuesday, June 8, 2010 at 02:37PM 
SEE MORE PICNIC PHOTOS!
On June 5th, 2010 Joel & Kathy Reets hosted Champion’s Annual Company Picnic. As always, everyone had a great time. This year we decided to have a luau since so many of us had recently gone to Hawaii and were still pining to be there! The luau was held at Joel & Kathy’s Lake House on Clearwater Lake in Sharpsburg. The food was great! We had traditional luau favorites including roasted pig (we ordered it from Williams Brothers Bar-B-Q in Douglasville...it was delicious and we didn't even have to dig a hole), tropical rice pilaf, baked plantains, Tropical salad with baby romaine, pineapple, macadamia nuts, bacon and coconut with a delicious tropical vinaigrette dressing & coconut cream and key lime pies for dessert! One thing everyone really enjoyed at the luau was the Hawaiian Shaved Ice! We hired Jump 2 It Party Rentals in Peachtree City and they provided everything we needed for all-you-can-eat shaved ice fun! We're not sure who ate the most but I think a few people tried all 11 flavors!
In addition to swimming, fishing, basketball, and horseshoes, there were plenty of fun games going on throughout the day. These included a Tacky Tourist Relay and Champion’s own version of “Minute To Win It”. Click here to see the photos! We were also treated to pontoon boat rides around the lake which was very relaxing. It really was a great day and can't wait until next year! We are already trying to come up with a theme for next year. If you have any ideas, please share your comments!
Summer Bishop - Marketing Support
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There is a lot of talk these days about the benefits of buying locally grown produce. I personally love buying locally grown to support my community, to live a little greener, for the health benefits and because it really does taste better! This is a link to a website which shares many more reasons to buy local. http://www.localharvest.org/buylocal.jsp This site also helps you locate local farms in your area.
Here are a few places that I know of that you can buy locally grown produce. I live in Meriwether County so most of these places are central to me but please feel free to let me know of others in the area that you enjoy going to.
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Hurricanes in Georgia? Yes! According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Georgia is at particular risk of being affected by hurricanes because it is a coastal state. The hurricanes that affect Georgia are severe tropical storms that form in the southern Atlantic Ocean, Caribbean Sea and Gulf of Mexico. Hurricane season lasts from June 1st until November 30th, but the majority of activity is from August until October. Therefore, every state resident should plan what to do in the event of an evacuation.
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Customer Service is defined as "the provision of service to customers before, during and after a purchase.' It is important that customer service be implied to your customers during their entire experience with your company. This assures that they feel wanted, as opposed to needed, which can also help generate more business for you in the future. If they feel they were well taken care of, they will pass on this information to others, which in turn can help build your reputation as a business. Exceptional Service also helps prevent problems and issues that would potentially arise if the customer was not taken care of all the way through. Overall, Customer Service is the key foundation to help build a successful, winning business!
Pamela Brown - Marketing Representative
