Downtown Wabash is proud to introduce its 2026 Board of Directors, a dedicated group of community leaders committed to supporting the continued growth, vibrancy, and success of downtown Wabash.
The 2026 board brings together a diverse mix of business owners, professionals, and community advocates who share a passion for strengthening the downtown district. Their leadership will guide Downtown Wabash’s efforts in event programming, beautification, economic development, and small business support throughout the coming year.
We’re excited to welcome several talented leaders to our organization:
• Please join us in welcoming Megan Callahan, David Nelson, Carli Henderson and Jim Widner to the 2026 Board of Directors.
Megan (Beacon Credit Union-Vice President of Lending) contributes extensive experience and knowledge in finance. Carli, as a small business owner in the downtown district, offers meaningful insight into the needs and perspectives of the business community. Jim; retired from commercial banking, is a dedicated community volunteer. Contributing his knowledge of finance to support operations and growth. Each of these individuals bring valuable experience and enthusiasm, and we’re grateful to have them involved as we continue moving our mission forward.
“Our board members play a vital role in shaping the future of downtown,” said Kara Fulmer, Board President. “Their time, expertise, and enthusiasm help drive initiatives that make downtown Wabash a welcoming destination for residents and visitors alike.”
In 2026, the board will focus on enhancing signature events, fostering business collaboration, supporting new and existing small downtown businesses, and continuing beautification and revitalization efforts that contribute to a thriving downtown.
Our full list of 2026 board members:
Kara Fulmer (president), Jeremy Haupert (vice-president), Steve Downs (treasurer), Cathy Gatchel (secretary), Katie Beauchamp, Megan Callahan, Christine Flohr, Carli Henderson, Scott Long, Kimberly Lundmark, Bob Lundquist, Noah Roberts, James Widner, Tenille Zartman
Downtown Wabash extends its sincere thanks to both returning and newly appointed board members for their willingness to serve and invest in the community’s future.
