FARMINGTON — The Franklin County Chamber of Commerce celebrated with members and guests at its annual meeting Oct. 26.

During the program, winners of the annual Business of the Year awards were announced. The awards were presented to the top three nominees in each category, recognized for their achievements with a certificate of appreciation.

An overall winner from each category was given a plaque from the chamber. The Business of the Year Award nominees and awards were as follows:

Small Business of Year nominees included Expenet Technologies, Senior Planning Center and Rustic Roots Farm, with Senior Planning Center being named the Small Business of Year. 

Medium Business of the Year nominees included Touch of Class, Coca-Cola and Main-land Development Consultants, with Touch of Class being named Medium Business of the Year.

Large Business of the Year nominees included Androscoggin Home Care and Hospice, Leap Inc., and University of Maine at Farmington, with Leap Inc. being named Large Business of the Year.

The Non-Profit, Group, Civic Organization of the Year nominees included the Farmington Ski Club, Healthy Community Coalition and Franklin County Children’s Task Force with the Franklin County Children’s Task Force selected as the Non-Profit, Group, Civic Organization of the Year.