WARNER ROBINS, GA- Warner Robins Mayor, Chuck Shaheen; Centerville Mayor, John Harley; and Perry Mayor, Jimmy Faircloth will give an official proclamation for the 2012 Chamber Week TODAY at 2:00p.m.  Event will be held at the Chamber offices; 1228 Watson Blvd.  The Robins Regional Chamber anticipates an exciting time as they host the very first Chamber Week (May 14- 18, 2012).  A brand new initiative of the Chamber, the week will showcase the role that the Chamber plays in the community by focusing on leadership development, community and government advocacy, education and networking.

In celebration of Keep America Beautiful’s Great American Cleanup, Keep Warner Robins Beautiful (KWRB) sponsored a Senior Citizen Flower Show for members of the Senior Citizens Social Club.

Cheryl Taylor, KWRB Chairman of Communications, chaired the event.  Nationally Accredited Master Flower Show Judges were Dora Etheridge, Beanie Harrell and Elaine Privette.

In the Cut Specimen category first place was awarded to Willburn Hill, second place to Gene Self and third place to Louise Heddy.  In the Container Grown Plant category, Mabel Duckworth received first place, Barbara Chasteen received second and Mae Hill won third place. In the category Floral Arrangements, Connie Engen took first place, Barbara Chasteen received second and Nita Law won third place.  Ms. Engen also accepted Best of Show for her floral arrangement.

WARNER ROBINS, GA- The Robins Regional Chamber of Commerce hosted a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the “I Think I Am” Foundation.

Founded by Deanna Moore in 2008, I Think I Am Foundation is a 501c3 non profit charitable organization which develops programs, curriculums and platforms to give children, given up for adoption and/or placed in foster care, self worth and self-actualization through developing, applying and maintaining positive belief patterns.

“The basis of our philosophy comes from Proverbs 23:7.  As a man thinketh, so is he,” said Moore. 

Being an adopted child and having first-hand experience with foster care systems, Moore says that her adoptive mother inspired her with the vision of the I Think I Am Foundation.