Monday, December 2nd, 2024 Church Directory
THE BECKER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TABLE was busy as members helped guests submit bingo cards in the choice of their baskets. Left to right are: Amy Stanger, Michelle Peacock and Amy Chmielewski. (Patriot Photos by Mary Nehring).
Becker High School Principal Dave Kreft and Middle School Principal Chantel Boyer manned the school’s booth at the Expo. (Patriot Photos by Mary Nehring).
JUSTINE VILMO OF CANINE CABIN posed with Abba, one of the dogs they serve at their facility brought to their booth at the Expo. (Patriot Photo by Bill Morgan).
Options, Inc and blackbird coffee co. employees Brenda Geldert, Sara Rivers and her daughter Raylee. (Patriot Photos by Mary Nehring).
FARM FRIENDS Booth. (Patriot Photos by Mary Nehring).
BECKER LEGION Booth. (Patriot Photos by Mary Nehring).
FUN TIMES FOR THESE TWO LADIES. (Patriot Photos by Mary Nehring).
SHERBURNE STATE BANK booth. (Patriot Photos by Mary Nehring).
Shelly Miller, Community Engagement Coordinator at Minnco Credit Union in Big Lake manned their booth. (Patriot Photos by Mary Nehring).

Great turnout for Becker Expo!

The Becker Chamber of Commerce held their annual Becker Business Expo last Saturday to a worthy crowd. Over 100 vendors were reportedly on hand for the four hour event held at the Fieldhouse at Becker Schools.

LPI had rented space right inside the main doors where they gave away free paper bags for guests to carry their purchases and giveaways in. There were tables upon tables of crafter’s handiwork and plenty of businesses ready to answer questions or participate in giveaways. Also at the event were the Big Lake Ambassadors doing face painting art on the cheeks and foreheads of Becker’s youth.

Starz Dancers Studio performed at the rear of the building as well as Becker Robotics and Belly Dancers from Dance Caravan of Otsego. Refreshments were served in the foyer which included sodas, water, candy bars and light fare.

At the Becker Chamber of Commerce table, gift baskets were on display for guests to choose from after their bingo cards were filled up.  Madilyn S.was the winner of the Becker Area Senior Center (BASC) basket; Mark S. won the Felton Home Team basket;  Kari B. took home the Hubbard Electric basket; Nevi B. captured the Patriot News basket; Sienna S.won the Grand Stay Hotel basket;  Jessica K. took home the Options Inc.  basket.  

Some of the local businesses and crafters featured jewelry, home goods, body care, spices, clothing, canned goods, candy, decor, books, kid games, skin care, makeup, ear piercing, cornhole boards, cribbage boards, kitchen gadgets and much more!