The holiday spirit was alive and well as the Post Falls Chamber of Commerce recognized community members and businesses earlier this month for their dedication to the city of Post Falls.

The chamber announced the 2025 board of directors and named Scot Frazer, a nine-year board member, the new board chair Dec. 17 at Prairie Falls Golf Course Event Center.

“When businesses succeed, the whole community benefits, and I'm ready to do my part to help make that a reality,” Frazer said. 

Dena Naccarato, superintendent of the Post Falls School District, was honored with the 2024 Chair Award to showcase "incredible leadership skills and an unwavering dedication to the Post Falls Chamber of Commerce."

Brian Harrison, lieutenant with the Post Falls Police Department and Chamber Executive Committee member, received the President’s Award.

Several businesses were recognized for their long-term involvement in the chamber, including Knudtsen Chevrolet (30 years), Stateline Speedway (35 years), Kootenai Electric Cooperative (35 years), Post Falls School District (40 years) and Seright’s Ace Hardware (45 years).

The 2025 Post Falls Chamber of Commerce board of directors:

Scot Frazer, chair, Cindy Jordan, past chair, Brian Brigham, treasurer, Tavis Throm, chair elect, Brian Harrison, Dena Naccarato, Mark Woodworth, Bob Seale, Roxanne Kusler, Sandy Hendrix, Lauren Benedict, Randy Oaks, Kevin Schneidmiller, Eva Hernandez, Jim Koester and Brett Cummings.

    Cindy Jordan, Past Chair, and Scot Frazer, 2025 Board Chair, embrace after Jordan passes the gavel to Frazer on Dec. 17 at Prairie Falls Golf Course Event Center.