Chamber announces Annual Award nominees and opens community voting

A Community Posting by the Washington County Chamber of Commerce

Photo from a previous Annual Dinner & Award Ceremony.

The Washington County Chamber of Commerce has announced the nominees for three of its primary annual awards: Business of the Year, Entrepreneur of the Year, and Citizen of the Year.

Nominations were open from June through August, and the Chamber has now opened voting to the community. Residents are invited to take a short online voting form and select the nominees they believe should receive this year's awards.

“Every year, we hear from people across Washington County about the businesses, entrepreneurs and individuals who are making a difference in our community,” said Chamber Executive Director Jacob Dufour. “These awards are an opportunity to recognize that work, and we wanted to give the community a voice in deciding who receives these honors.”

Business of the Year nominees:

• H&R Bakery

• Huckster’s Hall

• Lincks Clothing & Shoes

• Marshall Monuments

• Mosier Family Chiropractic

• Sullivan’s Concrete Coating

• Titan Tint & Graphics

• Totally Baked Sweets

• Tracy’s Bar & Grill

• Vermillion Ink

• Washington County Theatre

Entrepreneur of the Year nominees:

• Brent Harmon & Melissa Middleton

• Lakin Jones

• Seth Marshall

• Dr. Chris Mosier

• Matthew Moskal

• Glenn Robinson

• Mackenzie Robinson

Citizen of the Year nominees:

• Corey Churchman

• Maurice Godfrey

• Judy Lynn Harper

• Geoffrey Harrison

• Taylor Humphrey-Arnold

• Daniel & Charity Main

• Chase Stanfill

Community members can vote online here.

The Chamber's Annual Dinner is tentatively scheduled for Thursday evening, November 5. The event will include the presentation of the three awards, along with additional recognition and celebration of Chamber members and community leaders.

Exact details regarding the Annual Dinner, including the location, time and ticket information, will be announced soon.