At their regular meeting this week the Sheridan County Commission approved a number of appointments to various county boards.
There were two openings on the Sheridan County Historic Preservation Commission Board.
The commission approved the re-appointments of Christine Varah and Katie Curtiss
Luke Sander was approved to a 3-year term on the Travel and Tourism Board.
Two 3-year terms on the Parks and Recreation Board were filled by Lynn Custis and Seth Ulvestad.
Sheridan Memorial Hospital Board had two open seats for 5-year terms that were filled by Ron Mischke and Jenifer Shassetz.
The commission approved Johns Seely and Dave Wills to 3-year terms on the Planning and Zoning Commission.
Two open seats for 3-year terms on the Historic Preservation Commission were filled by Carrie Edinger and Christina Haworth.
And finally the Fulmer Library Board’s 2 seats for 3-year terms were filled by Angela Knutson and Maureen Olson.
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This year’s Awards of Excellence Program was held yesterday via Zoom by the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce.
The Chamber’s David Schwend welcomed those attending digitally and had this to say…
This year’s winners were…
The hub on Smith for the Key Service Award that honors a Chamber member non-profit organization that has made a significant impact in Sheridan County.
Sheridan Commercial was chosen for the Strength of Sheridan Award honoring a Chamber member business or organization that has a distinguished tenure of 20 or more years in the community.
Erin Kilbride was recognized for the Spirit of Sheridan Award as an individual who volunteers countless hours for the betterment of the Chamber and our local area.
The Sheridan County Chamber Of Commerce will hold it’s Chamber Virtual Program this week and feature the Chamber Annual Awards of Excellence.
The Chamber Virtual Program will be held via ZOOM Wed. Feb. 10, beginning at 11:30am until 12:30pm. This months’ program will feature the Chamber Annual Awards of Excellence.
Chamber CEO Dixie Johnson appeared on Sheridan Media’s Public Pulse and told listeners about the awards that honor both people and businesses for their hard work and dedication to the Sheridan County community.
D. Johnson
Chamber Members vote for nominees in each category.
According to Johnson, the Key Service Award honors a Chamber member non-profit organization that has made a significant impact in Sheridan County. This organization serves with enthusiasm and dedication, addresses needs in the community and aligns the vision of its organization for maximum effectiveness. Nominees for this year are Impact Sheridan, Sheridan County Public Health, Sheridan