Hickory – The Community Appearance Commission recognized six recipients of the 2022 Beautification Awards at a reception on Tuesday, Feb. 7, in the Atrium at Hickory City Hall.
The Commission annually accepts nominations from the community and presents awards to individuals and groups who have made an outstanding effort in crafting, developing, and maintaining a beautiful property either through landscaping or renovations and/or restorations to a building within the City of Hickory limits. The Commission also recognizes litter cleanup efforts in the community through the new Litter Quitter category.
Congratulations to the following 2022 Beautification Awards winners:
Residential Renovation or Restoration
David and Sharon Crosby, 924 6th Avenue Drive NW
Mark and Dana Tuttle, 323 7th Street SW and 330 6th Street SW
Randy and Kim Turner, 2333 Springs Road NE
Non-Residential Renovation or Restoration
Atriax Group, 703 Main Avenue SW
Litter Quitter
Todd Byrd
Special Award – Non-Profit
Habitat for Humanity of Catawba Valley, The Cottages at Ridgeview community, 1st Street SE / 3rd Avenue SE
The mission of the Community Appearance Commission is to enhance the appearance of the City of Hickory by advising on and implementing programs of general community beautification. Members help coordinate the activities of individuals, agencies, and organizations (public and private) whose plans, activities, and programs bear upon the appearance of the City.
For more information about the Community Appearance Commission and its Beautification Awards, please call 828-323-7422.
Photo: left to right) are Todd Byrd, Atriax Group, Habitat for Humanity of Catawba Valley, David and Sharon Crosby, and Randy and Kim Turner. Not pictured are Mark and Dana Tuttle. Commission Chair Cliff Moone presented the awards.
