Barren County Chamber of Commerce awards 3 with Business Awards

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The Barren County Chamber of Commerce recently honored three remarkable individuals in the local business community during a news conference. Tiffany Somerville, Bobby Lee Hurt, and Bo Matthews were celebrated for their exceptional leadership and dedication to both business and community service. Chamber President & CEO Maureen Carpenter praised their contributions, noting that individuals like them play a vital role in advancing the community and leaving a positive impact on the region.

Tiffany Somerville, co-CEO of SpanTech, received the prestigious Magnolia Award for her outstanding leadership and commitment to civic initiatives. Bobby Lee Hurt, owner of Hurt Auto Sales, was recognized as the Small Business Person of the Year for his resilience and community engagement. In a historic moment, Bo Matthews, outgoing superintendent of Barren County Schools, was honored with the inaugural Lifetime Achievement Award for his three-decade-long career in education and unwavering dedication to excellence. These exemplary individuals will be officially recognized at the Achievement in Business Awards Luncheon on May 7, kicking off Small Business Appreciation Month.

Published Apr. 10, 2024 at 11:13 PM

Source By Brennan Crain

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