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The Greenville Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the new location of Henry Law, Professional Corporation. Attorney Katherine L. Henry, owner of Henry Law, has moved her law firm to the Belding Covered Village Mall. Call Henry Law, at (616) 794-3334, email them at info@HenryLawPC.com, or visit their website at www.HenryLawPC.com for more information. Pictured are, from left, Candy Kerschen of Greenville Area Chamber of Commerce, Shelly Ferguson of Commercial Bank-Greenville, Lindsay Gregg, Jennifer Gasco, Katherine Henry, Mike Henry, Ashley Mix, all of Henry Law, and Terry Acker of Acker Title.

Henry Law celebrates opening with Greenville Chamber

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Chamber Check-Up: Greenville Area Chamber of Commerce

Business After Hours At Mattress 4 U from 5 to 7 p.m., Thursday, March 22 Mattress 4 U is at 701 S. Greenville West Drive, Suite #2 in Greenville. Enjoy a fun night of networking and prizes!   $3 at the door for 50/50 drawing. Greenville Business Network Greenville Business Network presents Tech Tuesday’s every Tuesday [...]

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CHAMBER CHECK-UP — Greenville Area Chamber of Commerce

Business After Hours The Chamber’s Business After Hours will be from 5 to 7 p.m. at Mattress 4 U in Greenville Thursday, March 22. Mattress 4 U is at 701 S. Greenville West Drive. Enjoy a fun night of networking and prizes! $3 at the door for 50/50 drawing. Greenville Business Network presents: Tech Tuesday’s [...]

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Daily News staffers receive promotions

A pair of Daily News staff members are receiving promotions on Monday.

Elisabeth Waldon has accepted the position of news editor. In her new role, she will manage the reporting staff, scheduling and story assignments. Waldon also has been named editor of the Carson City Gazette — her second stint in that role. Ryan Schlehuber has accepted the new position of features editor, which will include supervising a features writer and providing more support in the production of The Daily News beyond the special section content he currently produces.

Courtesy photo  Exentricities Salon in downtown Greenville recently held a fundraiser for EightCAP Inc.’s Walk for Warmth Fund, raising $645. The funds will be used to assist area families in staying warm this winter. Pictured are, from left, Kayla Christensen, Robin Guthrie, Dan Petersen, vice president for Community Action Services with EightCAP, Casey Swindell, owner of Exentricities, Lorien Ingersoll and Christine Steele. Not pictured are Casey Ann Kortman and Cathy Brigham. For more information on the Walk for Warmth and how to become involved, call EightCAP at (616) 754-9315, extension 3336.

Exentricities Salon raises $645 for Walk for Warmth

Jordyn Wagner, 7, from Cedar Crest Elementary School, was the winner of Meet Downtown’s Santa Block coloring contest in December. Money raised from the event was donated to local food pantries.

Jordyn Wagner is Santa Block coloring contest winner

The Daily News awarded a few subscribers prizes from a December-long drawing. Pictured are Stafford Media Solutions subscription services accountant Teresa Haverstick and prize winners Ilo and Laurel Basney of Lakeview, who won a stereo surround sound DVD system; Jackie Gable of Gowen, who won a Nikon Coolpix L24 digital camera; and Barb and Ken Moser of Greenville, who won a 26-inch HD LCD t.v. Gift card winners (not pictured) were Brenda Klingbeil of Sheridan, who won a $20 Ace Hardware gift card; Jyll Mitchell of Sidney, who won a $25 Applebee’s gift card; and Dean Iverson of Stanton, who won a $20 Wayside Garden gift card. Contestants qualified by prepaying for a subscription to The Daily News for at least six months.

Winners of The Daily News subscriber drawing

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MeetDowntown group holding evening meeting Jan. 25

GREENVILLE — The MeetDowtown group is holding an evening meeting at Huckleberry’s Restaurant from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. The public is welcome. Topics will be reviewing the past year and planning events this year.

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BUSINESS BRIEF: Kaleidoscope of Times to be open on first Sundays of each month

GREENVILLE — Kaleidoscope of Times, an antiques shop that opened in August, will add open hours every first Sunday of the month, starting in February. Starting Feb. 5, owner Ida Church, of Gowen, who opened her business at 701 N. Lafayette St., will have Sunday hours from noon to 4 p.m. Kaleidoscope of Times has [...]

Bill Braman, right, laughed and joked with the audience after being presented with the Marian Kemp Outstanding Citizen of the Year Award during the Greenville Area Chamber of Commerce dinner at Camp Anna Behrens on Thursday. Also pictured is Rep. Rick Outman, left, and Sen. Judy Emmons. — Daily News/Kelli Ameling

Greenville business leaders honored at annual Chamber dinner

Greenville-area business leaders enjoyed a night in the limelight Thursday. The annual Greenville Area Chamber of Commerce dinner at Camp Anna Behrens was a celebration of businesses and citizens that have made a positive influence in the community. Among the awards handed out was the Coalition of Greater Greenville (COGG) Spirit of Collaboration Award, the Small Business Person of the Year, the Marian Kemp Outstanding Citizen of the Year and six refurbishing awards.