HUNTINGDON, Tenn. — The Carroll County Chamber of Commerce has selected 15 members for its Leadership Carroll County Class of 2026.
This year’s class includes: Rebecca Davis, Hwy 70 Construction; Logan Drewry, Casey Drewry Realty; Trevor Foster, EMA Director for Carroll County Government; Lyle Holmes, Baptist Memorial Hospital-Huntingdon; Derek Horne, Bethel University’s Vice President of Athletics; Anna Kilburn, Baptist Memorial Hospital-Huntingdon; Noah McEwen, Centennial Bank; Kaci McMillin, Life Care Center Social Services Director; Alyse McMinn, Carl Perkins Center County Director; Krystina Parish, Carey Counseling Center; Michelle Robinson, West Carroll Special School District; Earnest Umstead, Superintendent of McKenzie Water Commission; Sabrina Walton, Harmony Hill Director; Tori Williams, Hollow Rock-Bruceton Special School District; and Katie Woolf, Apex Bank Vice President.
The adult leadership program is one of two the Chamber offers, alongside a version for high school students. Over 11 sessions, class members learn about the issues, challenges and opportunities facing Carroll County’s communities in the years ahead.
“The relationships built and knowledge acquired during this experience will continue to benefit class members and help strengthen our community,” said Brad Hurley, President of the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce.
The program has run for more than 35 years, graduating over 1,100 people and reflecting the Chamber’s long-standing commitment to developing Carroll County’s next generation of leaders.