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Chamber to Host 2026 Rock n Roll Gala and Awards

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The Washington Area Chamber of Commerce will host its annual Rock ’n’ Roll Installation Gala and Community Hall of Fame Awards on Nov. 13, 2026. The event will recognize various business and civic leaders for their service and dedication to the community.

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  • The Rock n Roll Installation Gala is scheduled for Nov. 13, 2026, at the Black Hill Event Center.
  • The event will recognize business and civic leaders through the Community Hall of Fame Awards.
  • Honorees include educators, business owners, first responders, and community volunteers.
  • The ceremony will also feature the installation of new Chamber leadership.

The Washington Area Chamber of Commerce will celebrate outstanding business and civic leaders at its annual Rock ’n’ Roll Installation Gala and Community Hall of Fame Awards on Friday, Nov. 13, 2026. Held at the Black Hill Event Center in St. George, the evening will recognize individuals and organizations for their leadership, service, and dedication to the community.

The event will also include the installation of Chamber leadership, bringing together residents, civic leaders, and business owners. Ed Tracey, CEO of the Washington Area Chamber of Commerce, stated that the gala provides an opportunity to honor achievements and thank leaders for making the community a better place to live and work.

According to a Oct. 21 statement, the 2026 award recipients include:

Educator of the Year: Aubrey Lee, Crimson Cliffs High School

Student of the Year: Lucas Pierce, Crimson Cliffs High School

Business of the Year: Desert Sky Daylight

Nina Heck Oh My Heck Networker of the Year: Jon Pratt, Steamroller Business Solutions

Organization of the Year: Switchpoint

Marcia Whitney Memorial Award for Volunteer of the Year: Daylin Sellers, State Bank of Southern Utah

First Responder of the Year: Johnny Heppler, St. George Police Sergeant and Washington County Sheriff-elect

Heart of Dixie Award: Ralph and Katherine Staheli

Woman of the Year: Emily Pedersen, Priority First Real Estate Professionals

La Alianza Award for Significant Contribution to the Latino Community: Desai Madrigal, WIN Home Inspection and founder of SULBA

The Chamber is inviting the community to celebrate these honorees and their contributions to Southern Utah. Information regarding tickets and sponsorship is available through the Washington Area Chamber of Commerce.

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