Tonganoxie Business Association presents annual awards
Shawn F. Linenberger
MEMBERS OF PHIL JEANNIN’S FAMILY accept his Legacy Award during last week’s Tonganoxie Business Association’s annual appreciation banquet at Deer Ridge Estate.Tonganoxie Business Association had its an- nual appreciation banquet March 3 and, as is tradition at the event, recognized lo-
cal businesses and commu- nity members with various awards.
This year’s business of the year went to Hilltop Bar, while the new busi- ness of the year was Coun- ty Road Brewing.
Cedar Hills Mall was
named entrepreneur of the year, and Grounded Cof- feehouse was named non- profit of the year.
This year’s Legacy Award winner was Phil Jeannin, known affection- ately in Tonganoxie as Coach J. Jeannin couldn’t
attend, but his daughters and grandchildren ac- cepted on his behalf. Look for more photos from the event in an upcoming print edition of The Mirror.
Local
McLouth Happenings: VBS registration starting
Library Corner: Daytime book club with Grounded; Plant and garden exchange; Job-readiness workshops for teens
