Reeder’s Bookkeeping Services Joins Logan County Chamber with Ribbon-Cutting

A ribbon-cutting Wednesday welcomed Reeder’s Bookkeeping Services, LLC into the Logan County Chamber of Commerce, giving Sterling small businesses and residents a new local option for bookkeeping and financial recordkeeping. Owner Dawn Reeder and her husband, Gary Reeder, cut the ribbon at The Annex on South Fourth Street as Chamber executive director Caitlin Baseggio and board members and ambassadors looked on.

The ceremony took place Feb. 4 at The Annex, 121 S. Fourth Street in Sterling. Reeder plans to offer bookkeeping services to local small businesses and individuals from that location and through appointments. The Chamber promoted the new member with a social post that read, “We are thrilled to welcome Reeder's BookKeeping Services, LLC to the Logan County Chamber,” and the Chamber’s directory lists business hours as Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–6 p.m., weekends by appointment.

Reeder said the idea for the business came after she saw a Facebook posting touting bookkeeping as a low-cost way to start a business; the post suggested bookkeepers can begin for “practically nothing,” a phrase that attracted her attention. On business priorities, Reeder said, “I just want to make sure nobody gets hacked or money stolen.” That emphasis on security aligns with local demand for reliable recordkeeping and safe handling of financial data as small enterprises manage payroll, invoices, and vendor accounts.

Contact details provided at the event and in Chamber listings show multiple ways to reach the business: phone 970-480-1801, email dawn@reedersbookkeeping.com, and a business website listed as reedersbookkeepingsrvs.com. The Chamber’s directory also shows a listing phone of (970) 324-9820 and gives the Chamber office at 109 N Front Street, Sterling, CO 80751 with phone (970) 522-5070. Readers should note that an online business profile lists a separate mailing address at 12080 County Road 370 in Sterling and that the business is not currently BBB accredited; those discrepancies can affect where clients visit or receive mail.

For Logan County entrepreneurs, nonprofit treasurers, and sole proprietors, a locally based bookkeeper can reduce turnaround times for reconciliations and offer in-person consultations. The Chamber’s tagline, “Building Business. Building Community,” frames the addition as part of a broader effort to expand the county’s professional services network.

This opening creates an accessible option for bookkeeping work in downtown Sterling and a local point of contact for questions about financial recordkeeping and security. Residents and business owners interested in services or appointments should confirm the preferred address and phone number when they call or email, and watch for upcoming Chamber events where Reeder’s Bookkeeping Services may offer introductory consultations or workshops.