St. Johns Regional Chamber of Commerce

06/18/2026

GOOD LUCK MOONSHOTTERS! 🌕🚀🍀

06/17/2026

Say HI! to our newest SJRCC Member, Mullins Blissful Photography! She does such beautiful and unique work...be sure to take a look at her work and her specials and tell her the St. Johns Chamber sent you!

📷 PHOTOGRAPHY SPECIAL 📷

🐟🐠 Creek and Cast Fishing Sessions 🐠🐟
30 minutes
15 Digital Images includes online gallery
Location of your choice
$150

✨ Limited Spots for the rest of June through September ✨

📍 Location is to be discussed upon booking

🗓️ Dates for each session are to be determined per my schedule and each individuals/families needs/wants

🏞️ Service areas include but are not limited to:
Graham County, AZ
Greenlee County, AZ
Apache County, AZ
White Mountains, AZ
Catron County, NM
Grant County, NM

📝 All sessions require a signed contract and a $25 non refundable retainer fee and are both due at time of booking. This fee is a small portion that is deducted from your total session fee.

🖼️ You can see more of my work at:
https://mullinsblissfulphotography.mypixieset.com/clients/
Or
My page:
Mullins Blissful Photography

📖 To book your session:
Message me on Facebook
Or
Call/Text (928) 965-8541
Or
https://mullinsblissfulphotography.mypixieset.com/contact/

06/17/2026

Chamber Office Closed Thursday, June 18, 2026
(Pardon Our Dust… and Maybe a Few Extension Cords!)

The St. Johns Regional Chamber of Commerce office will be closed Thursday, June 18, 2026 because construction is officially beginning on our new Maker’s Mercantile gift shop space, including electrical work to help bring this project to life.

We are very excited to be taking the next step toward creating a small but mighty retail space inside the Chamber office where local makers, artists, crafters, and Chamber members can showcase and sell their work right here in St. Johns.

The office may be closed for the day, but the progress is very much open for business.

Maker’s Mercantile is coming soon — and we cannot wait to show you what our local makers have been working on.

Should you need immediate assistance while the office is closed, please contact:

Lisa Painter
[email protected]
Call/Text: (928) 551-5388

Thank you for your patience and support as we build something special for our members and community.

St. Johns Regional Chamber of Commerce
Supporting Local. Showcasing Local. Growing Local.

06/17/2026

HEY MOONSHOT-ERS! PITCH PREP IS STARTING HERE AT THE CHAMBER IN 30 MINUTES! (at 3:00 p.m.)

06/17/2026

Don't miss this age-old St. Johns annual tradition! June 24-28, 2026!

Join us as we celebrate the San Juan Fiestas, a cherished tradition!

Check out the flyer for a full schedule of events, activities, entertainment, food, games, and more. Everyone is welcome! Bring your family and friends!

We look forward to seeing you there!

06/17/2026

So when I was decorating the exterior of the Chamber building, I wanted to honor a longstanding Chamber member, director, board officer and just-about-every-Chamber-role-you-can-imagine, Kay Hauser who has been a central part of the Chamber for decades. Last year, she told me her absolute very favorite thing in life is the American flag. She loves US Flags, any size, any style, anywhere. So when it came spring time in this special American birthday year, I opted to "plant" US flags in the outdoor flower pots for her instead of geraniums.

My challenge has been keeping them illuminated at night, per US Flag protocol and etiquette. I found some great disc lights (operated by remote, even!) with two different light settings, warm light and bright bluish white for about 50¢ each and put them in there. I neglected to take into consideration that rain, sprinklers, etc. would pool in those planters and...yes...ultimately wiped out the disc lights. I thought about ziploc bags or something but, if you e ever filled one of those with ice to use on a sprain or headache, you know they aren't always watertight.

So I got an idea (and eight more disc lights). The last time I used my food sealer was about two years ago when I sealed up a quarter cow and 50 lbs. of Hatch green chiles. I swore I'd never operate that sealer again after all that. UNTIL I realized they'd make a nice sealed pouch for the disc lights to withstand any moisture that comes their way. So out came the food sealer and I had just barely enough plastic yet to fit eight of them. When it comes to me doing a project, if "Necessity is the mother of invention", stubbornness is its Father 😂

🇺🇸🎵"...Keep your eye on the Grand Old Flag..."🎶🇺🇸

06/17/2026

So when I was decorating the exterior of the Chamber building, I wanted to honor a longstanding Chamber member, director, board officer and just-about-every-Chamber-role-you-can-imagine, Kay Hauser who has been a central part of the Chamber for decades. Last year, she told me her absolute very favorite thing in life is the American flag. She loves US Flags, any size, any style, anywhere. So when it came spring time in this special American birthday year, I opted to "plant" US flags in the outdoor flower pots for her instead of geraniums.

My challenge has been keeping them illuminated at night, per US Flag protocol and etiquette. I found some great disc lights (operated by remote, even!) with two different light settings, warm light and bright bluish white for about 50¢ each and put them in there. I neglected to take into consideration that rain, sprinklers, etc. would pool in those planters and...yes...ultimately wiped out the disc lights. I thought about ziploc bags or something but, if you e ever filled one of those with ice to use on a sprain or headache, you know they aren't always watertight.

So I got an idea (and eight more disc lights). The last time I used my food sealer was about two years ago when I sealed up a quarter cow and 50 lbs. of Hatch green chiles. I swore I'd never operate that sealer again after all that. UNTIL I realized they'd make a nice sealed pouch for the disc lights to withstand any moisture that comes their way. So out came the food sealer and I had just barely enough plastic yet to fit eight of them. When it comes to me doing a project, if "Necessity is the mother of invention", stubbornness is its Father 😂

🇺🇸🎵"...Keep your eye on the Grand Old Flag..."🎶🇺🇸

06/16/2026

It's not cool to be hot! Call our Member, Go Air LLC and get control of your climate control at a great price and fast, dependable service!

06/15/2026

Remember that old Mervyn's commercial with the lady standing outside the closed glass doors saying "OPEN! OPEN! OPEN!"? Replace that with "GROW! GROW! GROW!" and that is the exact status of your SJRCC Director right now...

06/14/2026

THIS GUY. 😒

Yesterday I spent the better part of the day tilling, seeding, fertilizing, watering, and staking off the Chamber lawn so it'll hopefully be nice and filled in by Independence Day. Funcle Sam was asked to help several times and contributed absolutely nothing except commentary.

"You got this. I'm *ROOTING* for you from over here (HEY-OHH!)"

"You know weeds are free, right?"

"There's no 'I' in 'team'... and there's no 'Funcle Sam' in it either."

So the work got done without him. Now here he comes the very next day holding a sign like he's part of the operation with his "Please help US grow a better lawn..."

Who's "us," Sam? The only thing you grew was my blood pressure.

But I take it back, he did contribute one thing. As a government representative, he did supply all of the *RED TAPE* (HEY-OHH! 😜)

(but seriously--please use the sidewalks, thank you!)