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March 22, 2021
Chamber of Commerce recognizes award recipients
During the annual Bandera County Chamber of Commerce Gala, awards were presented to members in recognition for the work and the differences they made in the community during 2020. The Bandera Prophet’s Larry Haddad was named this year’s Cowboy Capital Award recipient.
The Cowboy Capital Award “is given to the individual who has made an outstanding contribution to Bandera’s image as the ‘Cowboy Capital of the World.’”
In addition to the work he does for the Prophet, Haddad is webmaster and owner of website design company Web-Wagon, owner of Studio 173 Hair Salon and music store, and of course, the well-known artist behind Caddo Kuntree.
Other award recipients from last week’s Gala include:
The Citizen of the Year Award was given to John Cressey-Neely;
The Business Community Service Award winner was Bandera General Store;
The Volunteer of the Year Award was given to Jack Moseley;
The Directors’ Award was given to Tim and Vanessa Churchman;
The Wilton Crider Cowboy Preservation Award was given to Kelly Scott.
The Cowboy Capital Award “is given to the individual who has made an outstanding contribution to Bandera’s image as the ‘Cowboy Capital of the World.’”
In addition to the work he does for the Prophet, Haddad is webmaster and owner of website design company Web-Wagon, owner of Studio 173 Hair Salon and music store, and of course, the well-known artist behind Caddo Kuntree.
Other award recipients from last week’s Gala include:
The Citizen of the Year Award was given to John Cressey-Neely;
The Business Community Service Award winner was Bandera General Store;
The Volunteer of the Year Award was given to Jack Moseley;
The Directors’ Award was given to Tim and Vanessa Churchman;
The Wilton Crider Cowboy Preservation Award was given to Kelly Scott.