De Queen-Sevier County Chamber of Commerce

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Chamber Member Spotlight

Fancy Fingers & Feet
304 West Collin Raye Drive
Suite 101A, Town North
De Queen

FANCY FINGERS & FEET is now located in the Town North Shopping Center in De Queen. Shanna Bragg-Collins is a licensed nail technician and has been for over ten years. She provides professional hand and foot care including Solar acrylic nail enhancements. Her manicures and pedicures include: Regular, Spa with hand or foot massage, Reflexology with pressure point hand or foot massage, Diabetic pedicures, Hot Stone pedicures and customized nail Art. Fancy Fingers & Feet also has a tanning bed with monthly or yearly tanning packages--Salon clients get a special discount.

Book your appointment in advance by calling 903-733-0180 or e-mail shanna@fancyfingersandfeet.com.

De Queen Ford-Chrysler, Inc.
863 E Collin Raye Drive
De Queen

DE QUEEN FORD-CHRYSLER, INC., is one of the area's longest serving automobile dealerships and is widely known for its premier customer service. The family-owned dealership first opened its lot in 1985, and has put smiles on their customers' faces ever since. Over 20 people are employed in the dealership's full-service operation, with a combined experience of hundreds of years. Manager Betty Tollett alone has been with the dealership since the very beginning. Owners Jay and Mary Ellen Dooley say their employees, many of whom have been with the dealership for over 10 years, make all the difference when choosing to buy a vehicle at De Queen Ford-Chrysler. De Queen Ford-Chrysler is proud to be one of just a few dealerships in the state that have been allowed to continue selling Dodge vehicles because of De Queen Ford-Chrysler's outstanding salesmanship. Jay and Mary Ellen say De Queen Ford-Chrysler stands out from other dealerships through their support of Sevier County schools and organizations, as well as their belief in taking care of their customers by offering dependable vehicles with reliable service. De Queen Ford-Chrysler is located on 863 East Collin Raye Drive and is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. They are open 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturdays. The service department of De Queen Ford is open 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and is open 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday.

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Stephens Olde Tyme Mill
1301 North Pine Street
De Queen

The De Queen/Sevier County Chamber of Commerce welcomes STEPHENS OLDE TYME MILL as a new member. Stephens Olde Tyme Mill has been in business for over nineteen years in De Queen. Harvey and Roxy Stephens offer “a chic taste of country” with homegrown cornmeal, mixes and a variety of gourmet food and gifts. Their cornmeal products are all made at their mill in De Queen and have no added chemicals.

Stephens Olde Tyme Mill has a great selection of gift baskets, jams, jellies, relishes, and features Maggie Joe’s Bows. Drop by their showroom 10 am to 5 pm, Tuesday through Friday or other days by appointment. Call 870-642-2680

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Blaire Harp of De Queen

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Arkansas has become the 17^th state to offer a statewide information and referral system – the 211 system.

The free, easy to remember number connects residents with important community services and volunteer opportunities. Examples of services offered by 2-1-1 include: basic human needs such as food banks, clothing closets, shelters, and rent and utility assistance, physical and mental health resources such as Medicaid and Medicare, maternal health, ArKids First, crisis intervention services, support groups, counseling, drug and alcohol intervention and rehabilitation, employment support including financial assistance, job training, transportation and education programs.

Arkansas 2-1-1 will be managed by the United Ways of Arkansas Board of Directors and funded through local United Way contributions, foundation grants and private donations. The Wal-Mart and Sam’s Club Foundation provided the seed money for the system.