by Heidi Polacek | January 27, 2020 | Leadership Message, Remodelers Council
The January Meeting at HBAL with Stephanie Vanous from Zelle HR was a great success, thanks to all who attended! For those of us who have a small business, I find it helpful to attend presentations like this and not just learn about critical business practices, but...
by Heidi Polacek | December 24, 2019 | Leadership Message, Remodelers Council
Happy New Year! I hope the holiday season has been good to you so far! My name is Heidi Polacek and I am the new chairperson for the Remodelors Council. I have been with Lincoln Cabinet for 13 years, and co-owner for the past three years. I have been married to my...
by Jennie Korth | December 5, 2019 | Photo Gallery, Remodelers Council
The Remodelers Council of Lincoln held its annual Christmas Party at Craft Axe Throwing. Members enjoyed each other’s company while throwing axes. 2019 Chairperson, Shawn Stranathan, officially handed off the hammer to Heidi Polacek who will serve in 2020. Sue...
by Shawn Stranathan | November 22, 2019 | Leadership Message, Remodelers Council
I can’t believe it’s already been a year! It’s time to turn over the hammer and write my final message…hang on while I grab a tissue. 🙂 While I probably won’t miss the writing of the message, I have enjoyed serving this year. Jennie makes serving as Chairperson...
by Jennie Korth | November 6, 2019 | Photo Gallery, Remodelers Council
The Remodelers Council of Lincoln held its November 2019 meeting at the Country Club of Lincoln which was renovated in 2016. Members were given a tour of the new 1903 Tap & Table, Swingfest Room & Lounge and Fitness Center. Our last stop of the tour was...
by Shawn Stranathan | October 25, 2019 | Leadership Message, Remodelers Council
It was a little chilly and there may have been a few snowflakes blowing around up on top of the hill at times, but the annual Sporting Clay Shoot was a success. This year we had 147 attendees, hundreds of dollars in prizes were awarded and we raised over $7,500 for...
