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Final Hours to Vote
Voting closes at midnight tonight! Helping to choose the winners in the Business Excellence Awards is a Chamber member privilege, and there’s still time if you haven’t voted yet — Primary Reps check your inbox (and if you haven’t received the link, email us HERE). Thanks to everyone who already has. With such a close race among finalists, your vote really can help decide the winners.
Who Will be Awarded?
Want to see how this close race ends? Two-thirds of Gala tickets are already gone, so grab yours now. Enjoy a red-carpet evening with the winners being revealed–and when the awards wrap up, the After-Party will keep the celebration flowing! >>> Click here for tickets
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Come along to the Ribbon Cutting for 395 Financial Planning, owned and operated by Mary Ann Sullivan. Seeing as Mary doesn’t have a storefront, we’re having it at The Fun Shop! Mary Ann Sullivan, CFP®, runs the only advice-only, fee-only certified financial planner in Mono and Inyo counties. It’s on Tuesday, Oct. 21, 4–5pm. >>> Click here for more information
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New Name, Same Heart
Thrilled to share the news: after 23 years, Disabled Sports Eastern Sierra is now Access Mammoth! The organization has evolved and grown, while keeping the same mission — ensuring everyone has the opportunity to experience the exhilaration of mountain sports. New name, same heart. “Thank you for being part of our community — we are proud to move forward together as Access Mammoth,” said Executive Director Marisa Gierlich. >>> Click here for Access Mammoth website
The Chamber will be having a Power Lunch on Wednesday, Nov. 12. The focus will be on Access Mammoth’s rebrand journey — the decisions behind it, the resources committed, and the thoughtful process it required. Stay tuned for more details.
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Limelight Hotel is hosting hiring events this week — Tuesday in Bishop and Wednesday and Thursday in Mammoth Lakes. Positions are available in guest services, culinary, housekeeping, events, operations and leadership. Learn more about the Limelight Brand, meet the management team and interview to join the opening team. >>> Click here for more information
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Ursa Nourish: A Community-Driven Vision
As chef-owners of Ursa and Mammoth Coffee Roasting, Tracie and Steve created Ursa Nourish to make eating well at home easier for our community. Mammoth life is busy and options are limited, so they prepare fresh, chef-crafted meals with the same care as their restaurant, ready to heat and enjoy. For the Shatkins, it’s about more than food, it’s about supporting well-being and strengthening the place they call home. >>> Click here for Ursa Nourish Website
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Mono County Grants
Mono County’s Economic Development, Tourism, and Film Commission has opened applications for three Community Support Grant Programs, aimed at established non-profits. Funding is available for Community Event Marketing Fund, Historical Societies Grant Program, and Performing and Visual Arts Grant Program. Applications close November 9, 2025. >>> Click here for more information
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Join Eastern Sierra Community Housing in the excitement as they unveil their n ewest addition to housing solutions! The afternoon of events will include an open house and self-guided tours from 3–4pm, Speaker program and Ribbon Cutting from 4–5pm, and continued tours from 5–6pm. Refreshments will be served. There is no on-site parking, so please plan accordingly. >>> Click here for more information |
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Share Your Spooky Plans
Halloween is just around the corner, and Mammoth Lakes Tourism is putting together a list of community happenings for the Visit Mammoth website. If your business is having a Halloween dinner, party, or pumpkin-filled event, don’t ghost the opportunity for extra publicity — send in your details today! >>> Click here to email
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Shutdown: Local Update
The federal government shutdown has reduced some public lands services across the country, but here in Mammoth Lakes, restrooms and trash services on local public lands are maintained locally and remain open. Roads, trails, and outdoor spaces continue to be accessible. Mammoth Lakes Tourism is monitoring updates from land managers and local agencies and will continue sharing the latest information on their website and social channels.
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