Democratic Club of Phelps County


2026 DCPC Holiday Dinner

  • Saturday, December 12, 2026
  • 4:30 PM - 8:30 PM
  • Colton's, Rolla, MO
  • 68

Registration

  • The Holiday Dinner is the Democratic Club's annual special event to celebrate the holiday season. A dinner will be provided by Colton's. Cash bar will be available. Price includes tax and gratuity. Options to donate to the Club are provided. These options are absolutely not required for the dinner.
  • The Holiday Dinner is the Democratic Club's annual special event to celebrate the holiday season. A dinner will be provided by Colton's. Cash bar will be available. Price includes tax and gratuity. Options to donate to the Club are provided. These options are absolutely not required for the dinner.

Register

The Democratic Club of Phelps County

 

Holiday Dinner!!  December 12, 2026

Registration Deadline: December 9, 2026


Greetings all,

We will gather this holiday season to share a meal with friends, hear about what is happening in the Missouri legislature, CELEBRATE our accomplishments for this year and plan for next.  Please join us!

LOCATION: Colton's in Rolla

TIME:  Dinner will be served at 5:30 p.m.  Doors will be open and drinks available beginning at 4:30 p.m (Cash bar in the room).  

COST: Tickets are $30 per person; $20 for students (select ticket type when you register)

Menu

Entree choices: Southwest chipotle chicken; Grilled pork chop; Pasta alfredo (no bacon) (you will confirm your entree choice when you register)

Sides: House salad, Baked potato, Green beans 

Dessert choices: NY cheesecake, bread pudding 

Rolls, butter 

Coffee, Water 

Cash bar available

REGISTRATION:  November 11 - December 9, 2026.

Our speaker for the evening will be Betsy Fogle, Missouri State Senator-elect for District 30.  In the November 3rd election, Betsy flipped a Missouri Senate Seat Republicans have held for more than 80 years.    

Her background:

Betsy Fogle is a lifelong Springfield resident and proud graduate of Springfield Public Schools. She earned her degree in sociology from Missouri State University and a master’s degree from the University of Arkansas.

Betsy Fogle spent her career at Jordan Valley Community Health Center, helping low-income patients navigate barriers that went far beyond medical care. She worked closely with families struggling to afford prescriptions, childcare, housing, and transportation. Her work in the OBGYN department deepened her commitment to supporting mothers and babies and expanding access to care.

That experience made something very clear to Betsy: state government was not listening to the real needs of the community - so she ran for office. In 2020, Betsy Fogle flipped a State House seat and went to represent Springfield in the State Capitol. In 2026, Betsy flipped Senate District 30's seat that Republicans had held for more than 80 years.


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