Achievers & Accolades

Erwin Chamber of Commerce recognizes businesses at banquet

By Staff Report, posted 3 years ago

At the 2022 Annual Banquet for the Erwin Chamber of Commerce, several businesses and businesspeople were recognized for their accomplishments and service throughout 2021.

Winning the title of Business of the Year for 2022 was Pizza House. The restaurant won the title after a unanimous vote. “They fought through many obstacles to remain open, feeding the folks here in Erwin. Pizza House is staple to the community, and we are proud to honor them with the Award. We are thankful they stayed the course and are able to maintain a thriving business now,” the chamber said.
The Barbara Norris Service Award goes to a chamber member that is always willing to support the Chamber and its events, and the winner is selected by the Chamber president. The recipient of the prize was Town Manager Snow Bowden. In his role, “he has created the culture of supporting and working with the Chamber to help us grow and work smarter for our businesses,” the chamber said.
The Beautification Award went to Dr. Prichard's Photography Studio. “Dr. Prichard made many improvements to the second office he opened for his photography business in the downtown area. With added back- drops, increased space, an overall great studio for all of your photography needs,” the chamber said. 

Other awards included Firefighter of the Year, which went to Michael Castro, Police Officer of the Year, which went to John Michael Rodriguez, and Citizen of the Year, which went to Kendall Wood.

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