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Sharron Donnahoe named Main Street champion in Waynesville

Sharron Donnahoe of Waynesville has been named a Main Street Champion through the N.C. Main Street Annual Awards program.

Donnahoe was nominated by Downtown Waynesville Association for her contributions to the downtown revitalization process.

Donnahoe was elected to the board of directors of Downtown Waynesville Association in 2006. She spent 16 years as director of the Haywood Community College Small Business Center. As chair of the group’s business recruitment committee, Donnahoe spearheaded development of a new recruitment packet, consulted with prospective business owners and organized a number of free seminars for downtown merchants.

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