Kimberly Littreal serves on the Downtown Madisonville Alliance Board of Directors and is Assistant Branch Manager and Loan Officer at Volunteer Federal Savings Bank. With 35 years of experience in finance, she brings extensive knowledge in lending and community-focused banking, helping individuals and businesses meet their financial goals. As a resident of Madisonville and active volunteer, Kimberly has both a personal and professional connection to the downtown district and chose to serve on the board to support its continued growth. She is particularly interested in beautification, design, and historic preservation efforts that enhance downtown’s character, and she hopes to see continued business expansion in the coming years, including the addition of new sit-down restaurants that contribute to a vibrant and welcoming district.

Heather Jones serves on the Downtown Madisonville Alliance Board of Directors and is the Library Director at the Madisonville Public Library. With a background in retail management and community service, she brings experience in leadership, customer engagement, and public service. Heather has served in her current role at the library for four years, including the past year as Director, where she is dedicated to supporting and connecting with the community. Through her role, she maintains a strong connection to downtown and is committed to helping it grow into a vibrant and welcoming place. Heather is particularly interested in beautification and design efforts that enhance the overall appearance of the district, and she hopes to see all downtown buildings filled with thriving businesses in the years ahead.

Caleb Scroback serves on the Downtown Madisonville Alliance Board of Directors and is a Material Control Team Leader at JTEKT. With a background in nonprofit work, retail, and food service, he brings a well-rounded perspective in operations, customer engagement, and team leadership. Caleb is actively engaged in the community and supports local businesses throughout Monroe County, with a strong appreciation for the growing presence of downtown establishments. He chose to serve on the board after completing local and regional leadership programs, seeing it as an opportunity to contribute to the continued growth and success of Madisonville. Caleb is particularly interested in beautification, design, and community engagement efforts, and he hopes to see a more active and vibrant downtown with extended business hours, increased foot traffic, and a stronger sense of energy beyond the traditional workday. Outside of his professional role, Caleb enjoys music and was a member of the University of Tennessee marching band.

Rebecca (Becca) Dodson serves on the Downtown Madisonville Alliance Board of Directors and is the Development Director at CASA Monroe. With a background in event planning, nonprofit development, and small business ownership, she brings extensive experience in fundraising, marketing, and community engagement. In her current role, Becca leads major initiatives including the CASA Monroe Rodeo, Superhero 5K, and large-scale fundraising campaigns, while also managing the organization’s website and social media. Working in downtown Madisonville, she sees firsthand the area’s potential and is passionate about helping it grow into a vibrant destination. Becca is particularly interested in beautification, event planning, and community engagement efforts, and she hopes to see continued growth in successful local businesses and events that draw larger crowds. Originally from Newnan, Georgia, she is inspired by the success of other small-town downtowns and believes Madisonville can achieve the same level of vibrancy and activity.

Misty Rapking serves on the Downtown Madisonville Alliance Board of Directors and is an Administrative Assistant at First Baptist Church Madisonville. In her current role, she supports ministerial staff, manages financial operations, and oversees human resources functions for the church’s daycare facility. She previously spent five years working in the Monroe County Clerk’s Office, bringing valuable experience in public service and administration. As a lifelong resident of Madisonville, Misty has a deep connection to the community and a strong desire to see downtown reach its full potential. She chose to serve on the board to be actively involved in creating positive change and contributing to meaningful progress. Misty is particularly interested in economic vitality, historic preservation, event planning, and community engagement, and she is passionate about seeing continued investment in downtown buildings while preserving their historic character and integrity.

Megan Salaciak serves on the Downtown Madisonville Alliance Board of Directors and is an Operations Manager and Human Resources lead at Sloan’s, LLC. With over 11 years of experience growing within a local business, she brings valuable insight in operations, team leadership, and organizational development. Megan began her career as a grocery cashier and now plays a key role in managing daily operations and human resources, demonstrating a strong commitment to long-term growth and success. Through her work with a Madisonville-based business, she has developed a strong connection to the local economy and community. Megan chose to serve on the board after recognizing how much she cares about the future of downtown and is motivated to help create a more vibrant and thriving district. She is particularly interested in beautification and design efforts and hopes to see downtown Madisonville become a true destination where people gather, dine, and spend time year-round.

Steph Seibert serves on the Downtown Madisonville Alliance Board of Directors and is the owner of Story Hollow Bookstore. With a background in small business operations, she brings experience in sales, marketing, bookkeeping, and customer engagement, having worked with businesses in the Metro Atlanta area before returning to East Tennessee. Steph now owns and operates her downtown bookstore, where she focuses on community-driven retail and building strong local partnerships. As a fifth-generation member of a Madisonville family, she has deep roots in the area and a strong appreciation for its history and growth. Steph chose to serve on the board to represent and support local retail businesses and to help strengthen the downtown economy. She is particularly interested in business recruitment, economic vitality, and community engagement, and she hopes to see downtown Madisonville continue to grow as a lively gathering place where residents and visitors come to shop, dine, and connect.