Officers and members of the Board of Directors were elected recently during the Annual Banquet meeting of the Barbour County Chamber of Commerce. Shown, in no particular order, are Chamber President Hunter Mullens of Mullens & Mullens Attorneys; Vice President Ed Larry of the Barbour County Historical Museum; Secretary/Treasurer Terri Kittle, vice president of Freedom Bank; Executive Director Dr. Don Smith, Alderson Broaddus retired; and members of the Board of Directors Mike Cvechko, Cvechko Insurance; Susie Cvechko from the Barbour County Commission; Lilah Phillips, vice president of BC Bank; Kevin Lyons, entrepreneur and magician; Eric Ruf, CEO of the Barbour Health Association; Karen Bialek, Bialek Insurance; Mike Elza from Mountain Hospice; Cheryl Wolfe and Amber Higgins of the Barbour County Development Authority; Dana Gould, CEO at Broaddus Hospital; Shana Frey, county coordinator; Susan Jones from the Perfectly Pampered Salon; Cierra Skidmore from Peoples Bank; Joe Kaiser of Kaiser’s Coffee & Candy; and outgoing Board member Dr. Tim Barry.
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