Town of Vegreville celebrates Small Business Week

Last week was Small Business Week here in Vegreville.

According to Jamieson Brown, Community Engagement and Economic Development Manager for the Town, the week was meant to celebrate the local businesses that continue to breathe life into our economy.

He goes on to say that without the continued support of local businesses, Vegreville would not thrive as it does today.

Brown goes on to mention various incentives for local business owners that are currently available, including the Small Commercial Business Revitalization program, and the Local Business Signage program.

To learn more about these incentives and other economic development details for Vegreville, you can visit the Town website at vegreville.com.

Nikki Ritchot
Nikki Ritchot
Nikki joined The Ranch 106.5 team as a news reporter in September of 2023. In addition to her news reports, you can occasionally hear her live filling in for the Big JD on the Trading Post. Nikki and her family moved to Vegreville in 2022, where she, her husband Jeff Dyck, and son Gabriel bought their very first house. Nikki really loves fall and multiple daily trips to Tim Hortons.

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