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Correction: This article was changed to reflect Amanda Ragan's position as a state senator in the Iowa Legislature. The Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce celebrated some of the silver linings of 2020 within its organization and community Tuesday afternoon during its annual meeting and awards presentation. More than 10 individuals and businesses were recognized at the meeting, themed âRoarinâ Goodbye to 2020,â that was held socially distanced and in person at the historic Surf Ballroom & Museum in Clear Lake as well as virtually via Zoom. âI couldnât be more proud to be a Clear Laker after this year and Iâm very grateful to be serving Clear Lake and this chamber membership,â said Stacy Doughan, Clear Lake Area Chamber of Commerce President and CEO. âWere there some rough days and tough decisions last year? Yeah, there definitely were, but as I said before at the Quarterly Coffee in December, there were also a lot of silver linings, a lot of things to be grateful for.â