“A typically southern atmosphere prevails here with gracious people, pretty homes and well kept lawns. There is an abundance of civic pride that helps enhance the beauty of the town.” Martha R. Ware Nearly 200 years old, Trenton is the quintessential small town. With fewer than 500 residents, Trenton is...
What more is there to say? Todd County offers a number of unique shopping destinations…just take your pick. So why not spend a day in Elkton, Guthrie, Trenton and points in between, shopping until you heart’s content! For details and descriptions about each of these businesses, please download the “Shop...
There are 376 square miles in Todd County; and with a total population of only 12,500, almost all of it is rural lands. The county features two very distinct geographical regions: the high country in the north and the low country in the south. The northern highlands consist of steep-sloped...
Todd County is ripe with history. Created from parts of neighboring Christian and Logan counties in 1820, Todd County has 15 listings on the National Register of Historic Places and 10 Kentucky Historical Markers have been placed at historically significant locations within its borders. The Stage Coach Inn in Guthrie...
Todd County is home to the oldest Amish settlement in Kentucky. Founded in 1958, the “Guthrie community” is home to “electric” New Order Amish that originate from a now-defunct Amish church at Stuarts Draft, Virginia. Though they dress plain, use the horse-and-buggy, and speak Pennsylvania Dutch, New Order Amish...
Executive Director since 2020.
Tonya West
Mitzi Page is owner of the Purple Daizi Day Spa and Salon. A small business owner since 2012, she has been in the beauty industry for 19 years. In addition to serving as Chamber President and previously as Vice President and Treasurer, Page serves on numerous committees and was named Chamber Volunteer of the Year in 2019.
Mark Collins is an attorney with the Law Offices of Harold M. Johns. He received his Juris Doctorate from Salmon P. Chase School of Law in 1994, after receiving his undergraduate degree from Morehead State University in 1991. An Army veteran, Collins has been a practicing attorney for 25 years and has served as an Assistant County Attorney in both Todd and Christian counties. In addition to serving on the Chamber Board, Collins is active in his local church, the American Legion, and a Rotarian, among other boards and committees.
Anita Jo Powell is Executive Director of Blount Rural Health Center. She is a Registered Nurse and Certified Rural Health Clinic Professional. Powell has worked in health care administration for two decades with responsibilities over finance, human resources, quality assurance/risk management, marketing, and project management. She serves on the Hopkinsville Community College Advisory Board of Nursing, a member of the Champions Against Drugs Coalition, is active in her church, and is a Rotarian, having previously served as president of the Rotary Club of Elkton. Powell served as the President of the Chamber’s initial board of directors, 2018-2019.
Jen Harris is the Public Health Director for Todd County Health Department. She began her career in Public Health in 2000 as a health educator and has also working as a marketing specialist for a statewide nutrition program. She received her BA in Education in 1998, with an emphasis in Exercise Science, from the University of Kentucky; she received her MS in Public and Community Health in 2001 from Austin Peay State University. In addition to serving on the Chamber board, she serves as the western Kentucky representative for the Kentucky Health Department Association and was KHDA’s 2015-17 Legislative Chair. Jen was the Todd County Chamber President for the year 2000.
Rhonda Caughlin Werner is Recruiter for Ag1Source, a nationally-based agricultural recruiting firm – a position she has held since 2007. She is a graduate of Murray State University with a degree in Agronomy. Werner has served on the Board and as Chair for the Agribusiness Association of Kentucky and on the board of the Certified Crop Advisors of Kentucky Board of Directors Locally,she is a Rotarian and served previously as president of the Rotary Club of Elkton, chairs the Republican Party of Todd County and is Leader of Girl Scout Troop 119.
Christy Stokes is the Todd County Market President for United Southern Bank. She has been with the bank since 1998 and serves on the bank’s Senior Loan Committee, Compliance Committee and ALCO Committee. She is active in the community and her church, as well as volunteering her time with many local children’s groups including football, cheerleading and dance teams.
Camille Dillingham is assistant superintendent for Todd County Schools. She previously served as principal at South Todd Elementary School and has worked in the school system 26 years. Dillingham served as the initial board secretary for the Todd Chamber and serves on the Petrie Memorial United Methodist Church Administrative Council. She also enjoys gardening.
Glenn Slack owns and manages commercial and residential rental property in Todd and Logan counties. A graduate of the University of Kentucky with a degree in Agricultural Communications and a minor in Public Relations, Slack previously had a career in public relations and association management, including a 12-year stint as president and CEO of the National Institute for Animal Agriculture. Locally, Slack serves as President of Historic Todd County, Inc., represents Todd County on the Southern Pennyrile Chamber Alliance (Past Chair), is a past member of the United Way of the Pennyrile Board of Directors and is a Rotarian.
Kim Mansfield
Kelvin DeBerry is a licensed realtor and auctioneer affiliated with Bolinger Real Estate & Auction. In addition to serving on the Chamber board, he is a 4-H Adult Leader and serves on the West Kentucky 4-H Camp Improvement Committee. DeBerry serves on the Todd County Tech Center Steering Committee, as Archery Coach for Adairville Elementary School, and on the Todd County Central High School Hall of Fame Selection Board.
