2014 was a milestone year for the Wright City Area Chamber of Commerce. The organization celebrated its 75th anniversary and laid the groundwork for continued growth. Chamber officials reviewed …
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2015 Wright City Chamber President Tim Schmidt presented a gavel to Karen Girondo in appreciation of her dedication and time spent as 2014 president. Record photos.
Kathy Kehoe, right, received the Volunteer of the Year award from Wright City Chamber President Karen Girondo.
The Warren County Record was named the Business of the Year by the Wright City Chamber. Accepting the plaque from Chamber President Karen Girondo, from left, are Tim Schmidt, Jana Todd, Amber Grant and Derrick Forsythe.
Members of the 2015 Wright City Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors are, from left, Karen Girondo, past president, city of Wright City; Tim Schmidt, president, Warren County Record; Jackie Stewart, treasurer, Warren County Ambulance District; Jack Groeper, Economy Supermarket, Ruth Walters, vice president, Warren County Health Department; Jill Smoot, secretary, Wright City R-II School District; Phil Reid, Westbound Real Estate; Curt Kehoe, Wright City Parks Department; Michelle Smith, Re/Max Edge; and Brad Schuster, First State Community Bank.