On this week’s Tyler Area Chamber of Commerce radio show, Henry Bell explains the new “business leaders mentoring program” for high school students to help them apply for college or trade schools. Listen to the details online at TylerChamberRadio.com.

Jellystone Park at Whispering Pines RV and Cabin Resort is devoted to family camping, corporate conferences and special events. We are a preferred destination for holidays, birthdays, weddings, family reunions, rallies and much more. Jellystone Park has 130 full service RV hook-up sites, 27 rental cabins, a retail store, a laundry room, two swimming pools (an adult pool with spa and a family pool), sand volleyball, miniature golf, tennis/basketball courts, an open air pavilion, three meeting rooms, nature trails and outdoor game areas. Owner Don Tardy said, “Our fishing pond is filled up with all the rain and is also filled with a lot of fish and fun for children and adults alike.” The park is open year-round. Tardy said, “We’re in the business of making memories.” It’s located on 47 acres north of Tyler, near Red Springs. Find more information online at JellystoneAtWhisperingPines.com or call 903-858-2405.

Kenny Lange, owner of PHNX21designs, said, “Websites and digital beauty have been a passion of mine for almost 20 years. My strength and talent lie in creating unique combinations of what already exists, which leads to a shorter time in building your site and ultimately saves you money.” Lange dovetails in-bound marketing with web design. He said, “It’s about having landing pages that convert visitors into leads and then into customers.” Lange also specializes in teaching how Google Apps helps employees work better together and be more productive, wherever and whenever they work, which saves companies time and money. Lange’s next seminar will take place from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 10 at McAlister’s in Tyler. The seminar is titled, “How to Win Big with The Right Tech: A seminar for small businesses.” For more information and to reserve a seat at the seminar, go online at phnx21designs.com. You can reach Lange at 903-767-0437.

Tyler Young Professionals Networks fosters an environment of connection with entrepreneurs and professionals whose passion is to make Tyler the land of local opportunity for generations to come. It’s all about success – getting engaged with business and the future of the region through networking, exchanging ideas, and true professional development. Chairman Stephanie Kurland said, “We define a ‘young professional’ as someone who is not more than 40 years old or who has been in their own business or working for a business for 10 years or less.” Sponsorships of lunches and after-hour events are available to businesses. Businesses can also become TYPN Affiliates. Kurland said, “We are now taking TYPN into a regional setting by inviting other young professionals from Longview, Kilgore and Palestine. Our kickoff for this new relationship is on April 30.” For more information, go online at tylerypn.com or request information by email at info@tylerypn.com.

One in eight women in the U.S. will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. Every minute, somewhere in the world, someone dies from breast cancer. On May 7, East Texans can walk, run and donate in this year’s Komen Tyler Race for the Cure. Kallie Foshee, Co-Chair of this year’s event, said, “Registration will start on May 4 at Regions Bank on the downtown square and will continue until the end of the week.” This year’s event includes the traditional 5K along with the Kids Dash and 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk. Foshee said “Women who need financial help to take mammograms and to see medical professionals need to contact the Tyler Komen office.” For more information about the Race, go online at KomenTyler.org or call 903-561-6992.

You can listen to the interviews on Tyler Chamber Radio online at TylerChamberRadio.com.