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Source: Pine and Lakes Echo Journal

Following are bites of business happenings in the northern lakes area. The Pequot Lakes Chamber of Commerce will host the 2027 IMPACT Awards, its renamed annual awards, from 5:30-9 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 18, 2027, at the Pequot Lakes American Legion Post #49. Held under the theme "Inspiring & Motivating Pequot Area Communities Together," the annual celebration honors local individuals, businesses and organizations whose dedication, service and leadership make the Pequot Lakes area an exceptional place to live, work and visit. Nominations opened Monday, Nov. 2, across five award categories: School Staff of the Year, Citizen of the Year, Nonprofit of the Year, Employee of the Year, and Business of the Year. Nominees for the business, employee, nonprofit and citizen awards must reside, operate or provide service within the 56472 ZIP code, while the school award recognizes an outstanding staff member from the Pequot Lakes School District.

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