Business

Drummond Community Bank, represented here by Vice President Justin Head, third from left, was chosen December Business of the Month by the Williston Area Chamber of Commerce. The bank was chosen based on several criteria including contributions to the community, pleasing façade and support to the Chamber throughout the year. Representing the Chamber are, from left, Lon Sullivan, secretary; Paul Jones, treasurer; Head and President Marc Pompeo.

Turning Point Fitness, located on South Main Street, celebrated its expansion June 9 with a Health Fair. In addition to general information about overall health, experts and vendors also discussed nutrition and vitamins while providing choices about chiropractic and hearing screenings. Life South was also on hand with its bloodmobile. Above, Tim West uses his healing touch with a therapeutic massage on one of the gym’s guests. More pictures from the day are on page 3.

The Williston Area Chamber of Commerce selected Sharon Brannan CPA as the April Business of the Month. In making the selection, board members praised owner Sharon Brannan for always having immaculate grounds, continually supporting the Chamber and its efforts and during this time of the year, for bringing many people to town. Pictured, from left, Chamber Director Kim McLane, Dana Fields, Julie Brannan, Chamber Directors Michael Langston and Paul Jones, Lisa Mathews, Sharon Brannan, Tina Dykstra and Chamber Directors, Bob Walker, Crystal Curl and Marc Pompeo. 

Back Door Antiques, owned and operated by Jim Smith (center with scissors) was officially welcomed to the Williston Chamber of Commerce March 8 with a ribbon cutting ceremony held in conjunction with the store's grand opening. Dozens of Smith's supporters, friends and Chamber members were on hand to wish him well in the business located on East Noble Avenue.