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Roane County Chamber honors 2014 business award winners

Posted at 7:39 pm April 28, 2014
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Roane Chamber 2014 Business Winners

From left to right are Jude Miller, Danice Turpin, Ann Davis, Becky Butler, Kathy Parks, Melinda Bertram, and Sharon Templeton. (Submitted photo)

 

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The Roane County Chamber’s business awards were presented Friday night during the 68th Annual Banquet. One of the largest crowds in recent years attended the event, with their fellow Chamber members being honored for outstanding service. The Chamber’s business awards are an integral part of the annual banquet. The awards presented include:

  • Betty Mowrer, of Kingston, named Volunteer of the Year;
  • The Bridge at Rockwood, named 2014 Business of the Year;
  • Jude Miller, Active Family and Sports Chiropractic, received the Paul E. Goldberg Young Professional Award;
  • Danice Turpin, Tennessee College of Applied Technology, was named Roane Chamber Woman of the Year for her years of dedicated community service; and
  • The Distinguished Service Award was presented to Sharon Templeton, of EnergySolutions, who was honored for her outstanding contributions both to Roane County and the Chamber. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Business, Roane County, Top Stories Tagged With: Active Family and Sports Chiropractic, Ann Davis, banquet, Betty Mowrer, business awards, Business of the Year, community service, Danice Turpin, Distinguished Service Award, EnergySolutions, Jude Miller, Paul Cowell, Paul E. Goldberg Young Professional Award, Ralph Best, Roane Chamber Woman of the Year, Roane County Chamber, Sharon Templeton, Tennessee College of Applied Technology, The Bridge at Rockwood, volunteer of the year, Wade Creswell, Whitestone Country Inn

Pic: Roane Chamber honors 2013 business award winners

Posted at 6:12 pm April 25, 2013
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Roane Chamber Business Awards

The Roane County Chamber of Commerce on Friday presented its annual business awards during a banquet at the Whitestone Country Inn. (Submitted photo)

The Roane County Chamber of Commerce on Friday presented its annual business awards for 2013 before a crowd of community and business leaders attending the Chamber’s 67th Annual Banquet at Whitestone Country Inn.

The awards included:

  • Chamber Ambassador of the Year—Rose Meza, of Harriman Care and Rehab;
  • Business of the Year—Foust Family Fitness, of Kingston;
  • Paul E. Goldberg Young Professional Award—Brantley Rivers, president of Acme Brick and Block;
  • Roane Chamber Woman of the Year—Gail Lyke, of First Bank of Tennessee; and
  • Distinguished Service Award—Paul Cowell, of Whitestone Country Inn.

Filed Under: Business, Roane County, Top Stories Tagged With: Brantley Rivers, business awards, Foust Family Fitness, Gail Lyke, Paul Cowell, Roane County Chamber of Commerce, Rose Meza

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