February 2024 Adams County Business by The Chamber of Gettysburg & Adams County

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Employees? More like 20,000 friends and neighbors. Our incredible teams make it possible to support the communities we serve. We design exceptional care around every person, and our wealth of locations and programs ensure our communities can depend on us. WellSpan is proud to support The Chamber of Gettysburg & Adams County. wellspan.org 2 | Adams County Business

Board of Directors Isaac Bucher, Chair* Mister Ed’s Elephant Museum & Candy Emporium

Bryan Johnson, Vice Chair* SMB Associates

Wesley Warehime, Treasurer* Aero Energy

Sarah Sidenstricker, Secretary*

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Business Briefs

Member Spotlight:

Advocacy Update

#FreshFaces:

Chamber Chat

Out & About

SEK, CPAs & Advisors Kara Darlington, CPA

Comfort Suites

Stacey Schlosser, Immediate Past Chair* Biggerstaff ’s Catering Darlene A. Brown Individual Member

Lisa Duffy UPMC Hanover

PAINT CORPS Brian and Kaitlyn Starrs - Owners

Michael Cogliano, Sr. WellSpan Gettysburg Hospital

Shawn Eckenrode Adams County Technical Institute

John Husser* ACNB Bank

Sharon Kebil-Whisler M & T Bank

Jessica Knouse

Chamber & Community Events

Chamber News

Thirsty Farmer Brew Works

Judy Morley, PhD The Gettysburg Cookie Co.

Kelly Mower Graphics Universal, Inc.

Alicia Stanley*

Helix Strategies, LLC

Karen Tavenner RE/MAX Quality Service, Inc.

Carrie S. Stuart, President* The Chamber of Gettysburg & Adams County *Denotes Executive Committee Member

Adams County Business is published and produced by

Chamber Staff Carrie S. Stuart, President carries@gettysburg-chamber.org Maura Herron, Manager of Member Services maurah@gettysburg-chamber.org Edith Cimino, Operations Manager edithc@gettysburg-chamber.org Annie Burns, Communications Specialist annieb@gettysburg-chamber.org

Chartered in 1919, The Chamber of Gettysburg & Adams County is Adams County’s oldest and largest business organization. The chamber supports and strengthens its members and the Adams County area by promoting diverse economic opportunities through advocacy, building relationships, providing timely information and developing leaders for the future. Nearly 530 local businesses and organizations have made an investment in Adams County through membership. 1382 Biglerville Road, Gettysburg, PA 17325 | 717.334.8151

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Business Briefs The bolded businesses in Business Briefs are Chamber members. Submit news to news@gettysburg-chamber.org by the second Tuesday of each month for inclusion in the following month’s publication. SEK, CPA’s & Advisors are happy to announce that Erin Clark, CPA, MBA has been admitted as a Member of the Firm. Clark heads audit, accounting, and advisory engagements across a variety of industries including nonprofit organizations, healthcare, local governments, and financial institutions. Her responsibilities are to plan and manage client engagements, maintain strong client relationships, mentor department staff, and work closely with clients to help them understand their financials. Clark is an instructor for the firm’s in-house training programs on various auditing and accounting topics and is a presenter for the firm’s annual client nonprofit and governmental seminars. She is also a member of the firm’s Nonprofit Task Force, Healthcare Task Force, and Financial Institutions Group. Four of UPMC Magee-Womens Network Hospitals have been recognized as 2023-2024 High Performing Hospitals for Maternity Care (Uncomplicated Pregnancy). UPMC Harrisburg, UPMC Lititz, UPMC Memorial, and UPMC Carlisle were recognized by U.S. News & World Report for top rated maternity care. In addition to the High Performing Maternity Care recognition, UPMC Carlisle was also recognized as a Maternity Care Access Hospital. This recognition is for hospitals that provide access to quality care for expectant parents serving in communities that are lacking in maternity care. Barley Snyder is pleased to announce that Jennifer Craighead Carey has been elected Managing Partner and Chief Executive Officer for a two-year term starting in 2024. Craighead Carey will oversee the operations and long-term planning of the firm. She has served on Barley Snyder’s Management Committee since 2021 and will be the firm’s first female managing partner. Craighead Carey has been named to the Lawyers of Color “Law Firm Leaders” list, City & State PA’s “Law Power 100” list, Savoy Magazine’s “Most Influential Black Corporate Directors” list, and more. Keller Engineers has welcomed Madalyn Heckman-Gonzalez to the Transportation Team as Highway Designer. HeckmanGonzalez is a certified Engineer-inTraining (EIT) and has a Bachelor of Science degree in Civil Engineering with 4 | Adams County Business

a Minor in Environmental Engineering from Messiah University. Heckman-Gonzalez has helped develop project drawings for Pennsylvania’s Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR), Pennsylvania’s Department of Transportation (PennDOT), and the Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT). Barley Snyder welcomes new partners, Jennifer Stetter and Luke Weber, to the firm’s partnership group. Stetter is a member of the firm’s Trusts & Estates and Elder Law groups with more than 20 years of experience. She focuses on estate planning and estate administration as well Stetter as representing clients in guardianship matters and Medicaid planning matters. Weber is a trial attorney in Litigation and Health Care groups with more than a decade of experience. He has experience in both state and federal court and devotes most of his practice to defending Weber doctors, hospitals, and other health care professionals against medical malpractice claims. Gettysburg Foundation has announced Wayne Motts as the new President Emeritus and Historian. Motts will represent the Foundation through educational and interpretive initiatives and will be acting as the “historical face” of the Foundation. Motts has been a Licensed Battlefield Guide at Gettysburg National Military Park for 36 years. David Malgee will be serving as the Gettysburg Foundation interim president and CEO. Malgee is a current Foundation Board Member since 2018 and benefactor who has made many valuable contributions to the Foundation. Malgee will focus on the boards immediate objectives while providing time for the board to seek the next president/CEO. Andrea J. Reed has joined ACNB Bank in the position of Community Banking Manager of the East Berlin Office. Reed is responsible for welcoming current and prospective customers, fulfilling customers’ needs for banking products and services, building relationships within the local community, and managing the office staff. She has more than 30 years of experience in the banking industry within southcentral Pennsylvania and central Maryland. Before her role at ACNB Bank, she served

as Vice President and Multi Financial Center Manager for 12 years for a bank with offices in Hanover and Shrewsbury, PA. Adams County Historical Society’s new museum, Gettysburg Beyond the Battle Museum, has won USA Today 10 Best Readers’ Choice travel award for “Best New Museum” in the United States. The museum was up against stiff competition with museums in major cities such as New York, Washington D.C., and Las Vegas. This museum focuses on ordinary citizens who lived through the Civil War’s deadliest battle. The most popular feature being an immersive room called Caught in the Crossfire, which allows visitors to experience what it was like for one local family to live through the harrowing events of July 1863. RKL LLP is pleased to announce the admission of four new members to the firm partnership. Walter Goodfield, Cliff Horst, Thomas Kaizar, CPA, MST, and Stephane Smith, SPHR, SHRMSCP were all welcomed to the firm, effective January 1, 2024. Goodfield serves as Chief Business officer for RKL eSolutions and responsible for driving customer success and revenue growth through new customer acquisition while managing strategic partner alliances. Horst is the Sage X3 Practice Director with RKL eSolutions and overseas X3 consulting implementations, customizations and support activities. Kaizar partner in the Tax Services Group and has developed a skillset in tax planning and compliances services. Smith is the Vice President of Workforce Strategies for RKL Virtual Management Solutions and directs the firm’s comprehensive suite of outsource HR, payroll and compensation analysis services. Stock and Leader, LLP is happy to announce the unanimous election of Attorney David M. Walker to partnership. Walker has a decade of experience representing public school entities, intermediate units, and career and technology centers. Additionally, his experience handling school business and labor matters adds to the firm’s services supporting the public education clients. His degree in special education and previous teaching experience gives him a unique understanding of student issues, labor and employment obstacles, and the day-to-day challenges facing our administrators and boards of school directors.

Barley Snyder is proud to share that the firm has been ranked as one of the largest law firms in Pennsylvania by The Legal Intelligencer. A recent supplement published by the daily law journal, PaLaw, reported that Barley Snyder ranks 17th out of 100 law firms in its Annual Report on the Legal Profession based on the number of full-time attorneys. The firm ranked 23rd largest firm in the Commonwealth in 2022. After the firm’s net gain of 16 additional attorneys in 2023, Barley Snyder placed as the 9th fastest-growing firm in the state. In April 2023, the firm expanded its services through its affiliation with the Lebanon-based law practice Reilly Wolfson. With the transaction, eight attorneys, three paralegals and 15 staff members joined Barley Snyder. During the fall, the firm completed renovations to its Gettysburg, Malvern, and Reading offices resulting in expanded space for internal and external visitors from across the firm’s footprint. Overall, the firm experienced a 15.5% increase in growth in 2023 compared to the previous year.

Karen Tavenner, REALTOR® ABR,SRES Serving MD and PA

1147 Eichelberger Street Hanover, PA 17331 Cell: 717-253-3259 Office: 717-632-5111 karen.tavenner@yahoo.com www.karentavenner.com

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M Ember spotlight SEK, CPAs & Advisors Kara Darlington, CPA - kdarlington@sek.com - 717-637-5915

Let’s meet Kara Darlington from SEK, CPAs & Advisors! Darlington is currently the Director of Audit and Advisory (A&A) and the Managing Partner Elect. Her term as the Director of A&A will end on January 1, 2025, concurrent with her stepping into the Managing Partner role. Her responsibilities as the Director of A&A are to (1) develop and lead firm-wide audit initiatives, (2) ensure resources, people and technologies, are in place to provide excellent client service, and (3) ensure that clients are receiving the services they desire at a fair price. Being a member of the firm at SEK, Darlington has the opportunity to stay educated and engaged with trends in the industry through receiving annual professional education credits, membership in professional associations, attending industry conferences and webinars, and reading industry publications. Her advice to new business owners is, “Take the necessary steps early on to develop and maintain a robust financial accounting system, whether it be maintained in-house or outsourced to a firm like SEK, having accurate, timely financial information is critical to the success of all businesses and organizations.” To go hand-in-hand with that advice, Darlington believes that trust and integrity are two essential cornerstones of all successful leaders and that they will promote frequent communication and transparency to build the trust that is critical to future success. When she is not working, Darlington enjoys spending time around Adams County, specifically the Gettysburg National Military Park.

What motivates you to jump out of bed every morning? The accounting profession is experiencing a number of challenges right now, largely as a result of a shortage in our most valuable resource, people! The unlimited number of opportunities to serve our clients and prospective clients is what motivates me every day. Many individuals and businesses are struggling to find accounting and auditing services due to the staffing shortage, and SEK is doing all that we can to fulfill the role of a trusted advisor to as many individuals and organizations as possible. What business challenges keep you awake at night? Many accounting firms are entering a phase whereby the “baby boom” generation is preparing to retire. The large number of “baby boomers” leaving the profession along with the decreasing number of college graduates entering the public accounting profession is causing a severe shortage of talent. This talent shortage is one of the biggest challenges facing the public accounting profession today. What makes Adams County such a great place to do business? There is a strong sense of collaboration and support through local chambers and business groups, from educational seminars to networking mixers. Additionally, the tight-knit community provides a welcoming atmosphere and offers unique market opportunities. As someone doing business in Adams County, how does the chamber help you? The chamber offers a robust directory of local, reputable businesses. This serves as a short list for us to find quality goods and services when there is a need. Notably, clients often discover and connect with SEK through this valuable directory resource.

B iz b uz z SEK, CPAs & Advisors celebrated 60 years of business in 2023. In addition to their long-standing reputation, the firm provides a wide range of specialized services, a proactive approach to client relationships that includes ongoing communication, and a dedication to the community. They have six regional offices in Camp Hill, Carlisle, Chambersburg, Hanover, and York, PA, and Hagerstown, MD. Built on a foundation of core values like integrity, innovation, and mutual respect, they work to be proactive to their clients’ needs and active in their communities, all while fostering continued growth.

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A dvoc acy UpdateS improving children’s healthcare By Congressman John Joyce (R-13) When I first came to Congress, addressing healthcare concerns in our community became my immediate focus. Since then, I’ve been proud to become a member of the House Energy and Commerce Health Subcommittee and continue working to find ways to address healthcare issues. Recently, I was proud to join a bipartisan group of members to introduce the Emergency Medical Services for Children (EMSC) Reauthorization Act. Children are not simply smaller adults when it comes to providing medical care. They have distinct medical needs that require specialized attention. Ensuring they receive the right care from the moment that an ambulance is called is crucial to saving lives. For nearly four decades, the EMSC program has been dedicated to ensuring that healthcare providers are equipped with the right tools, dosage information, and treatments. This unwavering commitment has ensured that our children receive the highest standard of care, instilling confidence in the quality of children’s healthcare and reauthorizing this vital program must be one of our top priorities in Congress. Parents know that when a child is sick, nothing else matters. This program helps ensure that hospitals and ambulances are properly equipped to treat pediatric emergencies, provide pediatric training to paramedics and first responders, and help improve how we respond to emergencies. As your representative in Washington, I’ll continue working to pass legislation that supports our healthcare providers and their patients.

STATEMENT ON BASIC EDUCATION FUNDING COMMISSION REPORT PA Chamber of Business and Industry President and CEO Luke Bernstein We applaud the Basic Education Funding Commission and its members for their time, attention, and commitment to hearing from a range of stakeholders, including the PA Chamber, during their review of the Commonwealth’s funding of public education. The goal of our education system is to equip the next generation of Pennsylvania’s entrepreneurs, business leaders, and talented workforce with the skills necessary for the job market of today as well as tomorrow. Appropriate state funding is important to achieving this goal, but simply spending money should not be pursued as a goal in and of itself. We are disappointed that the Commission’s adopted report lacks important accountability measures and popular programs, like the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program and Pennsylvania Award for Student Success (PASS) program, that enable students to pursue an education that fits their needs. We urge the General Assembly and Governor Shapiro to emphasize policies that prioritize student outcomes and maximize taxpayers’ current robust investment, including embracing rigorous standards and a system of accountability focused on student performance. Currently, Pennsylvania students are struggling to achieve proficiency in math and science despite the seventh highest per pupil expenditure in the country. Pennsylvania students deserve systematic change that prioritizes outcomes rather than financial inputs. In her Commonwealth Court Decision, Judge Renee Cohn Jubelirer emphasized this point, writing, ‘Nothing in the foregoing opinion undermines the ability of the General Assembly to continue providing local control to school boards or infringes on any of the sister branches of government’s authority. Nor does it require reform to be entirely financial.’ We urge lawmakers to embrace this sentiment and engage in a comprehensive discussion on Pennsylvania’s public education system. While this discussion should include funding levels, it should focus on maximizing existing funding and developing the systemic reforms necessary to ensure Pennsylvania children receive a quality education that prepares them for future success. Adams County Business | 7

Welcome to Our...#FreshFaces PAINT CORPS Brian and Kaitlyn Starrs - Owners westminster-md@paintcorps.com - 410-970-2407 Who we are and what we do: Paint Corps is a Veteran-owned franchise serving homeowners, businesses and national accounts across the United States. We specialize in high-quality painting services for interior painting, exterior painting, as well as cabinet refinishing. Every Paint Corps is owned by a U.S. Military Veteran, where our values of Service, Integrity, and Pride established in our military service, are upheld to our professional painting business practice.

What we love about the Adams County community: Brian and Kaitlyn have called Adams County their home for almost three years. They love the Adams County community for how truly genuine and kind the people are within the community, the community’s ability to preserve its vibrant history, along with how supportive the community is with farming and agriculture.

cha mbeR chat The Chamber Chance Raffle Thank you to our 2023 Chamber Chance Raffle sponsors for their generosity and help putting together a great activity for our members and community. Check out our lucky winners below! January 1 - Members 1st Federal Credit Union Cash Winner - Isaac Bucher January 2 - Thirsty Farmer Brew Works Gift Card Winner - Nancy Yang January 3 - Biggerstaff ’s Catering Cash Winner - Andra Groller January 4 - Gettysburg Trading Post Gift Card Winner - Andy and Jordyn Becker January 5 - WellSpan Health Cash Winner - Darlene Brown January 6 - M&T Bank Gift Card Winner - Jack Rasmussen January 7 - Stonebridge Financial Group Visa Card Winner - Melissa Leathery January 8 - Gettysburg Eddie’s Gift Card Winner - Pete Martin January 9 - Biggerstaff ’s Catering Cash Winner - Melissa Hemler January 10 - Fresh Boutique Gift Certificate Winner - Karl Pietrzak January 11 - HD Entertainment Cash Winner - Lisa Duffy January 12 - Mr. Ed’s Elephant Museum & Candy Emporium Cash Winner - Holly Anderson January 13 - Hollabaugh Bros, Inc. Fruit Farm & Market Gift Card Winner - Nicole Bucher January 14 - HD Entertainment Cash Winner - Barb Cookerly Janurary 15 - O’Rorke’s Gift Card Winner - Lisanne Gray Welcome Annie Burns The Chamber of Gettysburg & Adams County is excited to welcome Annie Burns as the new Communications Specialist. Her responsibilities are to oversee all marketing and communications of The Chamber of Gettysburg & Adams County, including the weekly e-blasts, monthly digital newsletter, and the annual membership directory. She will also oversee social media networks, prepare news releases, and prepare ad content for all Chamber events and programs. Burns grew up in Morgantown, West Virginia and spent her time there working with several nonprofits including The Alzheimer’s Association-West Virginia Chapter, West Virginia Public Theater, and West Virginia Women Work. In 2021, she moved to Gettysburg with her husband and two children. Burns says she is looking forward to working in such a great community and is excited for her future with The Chamber. Announcing the 2024 Adams Apple Bike Ride The Chamber of Gettysburg & Adams County is rolling out the 2024 Adams Apple Bike Ride on May 11. The bike ride highlights different routes throughout Adams County and has different ride length options for a range of bike rider experience levels. The Chamber is looking for riders and volunteers to help the day of the event. Do you want to be involved in the planning? Join the Bike Ride Committee! If you are interested, contact Carrie Stuart at carries@gettysburg-chamber.org or call 717-334-8151. More information about the Adams Apple Bike Ride will follow.

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Ou t & about

Federal Legislative Lunch | December 19 Wyndham Gettysburg

Isaac Bucher | Chamber Chance Raffle Members 1st Federal Credit Union Cash Winner

Darlene Brown | Chamber Chance Raffle WellSpan Cash Winner

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Membership Mixer

Lunch n Learn

EFFECTIVE INTERVIEWING TECHNIQUES FOR HIRING MANAGERS

217 Steinwehr Ave., Gettysburg

February 22 - Noon - 1pm at the Chamber Office

February 15, 2024 | 4-6pm

Gettysburg Eddie’s Appetizers provided and a drink ticket as we celebrate two years of new ownership!

Join Leslie Elsner Bell, President of Elsner Bell & Associates LLC, as she defines the purpose of interviews, legal issues in hiring, body language, shares sample interview questions and gives a Leslie Elsner Bell variety of sources for candidates!

Join us for networking and fun giveaways upstairs in the Jewel Box Lounge.

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February 5 Marketing Advisory Committee | 9 a.m., Chamber Office

February 3, 10, 17, 24 History Kids Reading Adventures Club Book Readings & Activities nps.gov/gett/learn/education/homeschool.htm

February 6 New Member Orientation | 11:30 a.m., Chamber Office February 7 Wine Festival Committee | 11:30 a.m., Chamber Office

February 3, 4, 10, 17, 24 & March 3 Winter Lecture Series 2024 nps.gov/gett/learn/news/2024-winter-lectures.htm

February 8 Governmental Affairs Committee | 12 p.m., Chamber Office

February 4 Healthy Adams County Physical Fitness Task Force Winter Hike healthyadamscounty.org/

February 13 Executive Committee | 8 a.m., Chamber Office

February 7- March 27 Country Line Dance hickorybridgefarm.com/

February 15 Membership Mixer | 4-6 p.m., Gettysburg Eddie’s February 19 Office Closed- President’s Day February 22 Lunch n Learn | 12 p.m., Chamber Office February 28 Ambassador Committee | 11:30 a.m., Chamber Office February 29 Chamber Board of Directors | 8 a.m., Chamber Office

Did You Know? The first Chamber of Commerce was founded in 1599 in Marseille, France, followed by the oldest Englishspeaking chamber founded in 1768 in New York City. The Chamber of Gettysburg and Adams County was chartered in 1919 as the Gettysburg Chamber of Commerce.

February 10 Chill on the Hill hauserhill.com/ February 10 Sensory Friendly Hours gettysburgfoundation.org/exhibits-tours-events/ special-events February 14, 24, & March 9 Healthy Adams County Hiking Parties healthyadamscounty.org/events/ February 17 An Evening with the Painting gettysburgfoundation.org/exhibits-tours-events/ special-events#Evening February 24 Annual Symposium- In the Wake of Gettysburg seminaryridgemuseum.org February 29 & MarCH 2-3 PA Home + Garden Show pahomeshow.com/ March 1 Murder Mystery Weekend hotelgettysburg.com/

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NEW MEMBERS

member RENEWALS

Herbert, Rowland & Grubic, Inc.

60-69 Years Crouse Electric Co. LLC0

Robin A. Kohler 96 South George St. York, PA 17401 717.893.2636 rkohler@hrg-inc.com Services- Engineers/ Surveyors

Dwayne & Gina Piper Team, REALTORS at Century 21 Gina Piper 3315 Market St. Camp Hill, PA 17011 717.737.2121 gina@piperpropertyteam.com Homes & Real Estate- Real Estate

Kegerreis Outdoor Advertising Vince Shetter P.O. Box 242 Fayetteville, PA 17202 717.263.6700 vince@kegerreis.com Business & Industry

2024 Executive Committee Members Isaac Bucher - Board Chair Mister Ed’s Elephant Museum & Candy Emporium Bryan Johnson - Vice Chair SMB Associates, Inc. Sarah Sidenstricker - Secretary Comfort Suites Wes Warehime - Treasurer Aero Energy Stacey Schlosser - Immediate Past Chair Biggerstaff ’s Catering John Husser - ACNB Bank

Alicia Stanley - Helix Strategies, LLC

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50-59 Years 1863 Inn of Gettysburg C. E. Williams Sons, Inc. Martin’s Family Shoes 40-49 Years Best Western Gettysburg Hotel Historic Round Barn & Farm Market United Way of Adams County, Inc. 30-39 Years AAA Central Penn/AAA Travel/AAA Insurance ACNB Bank Adams County Library System Adams County Office for Aging, Inc. Adams Electric Cooperative, Inc. Cross Keys Village - The Brethren Home Community Frantz Plumbing, LLC Gettysburg Eddie’s Gettysburg Pediatrics Myers Electrical Repairs Salzmann Hughes, P.C. Totem Pole Playhouse Upper Adams Jaycees Upper Adams School District 20-29 Years APM Building Materials Mission of Mercy Musselman Greenhouses The Outlet Shoppes at Gettysburg 10-19 Years Adams County Christian Academy Beyond All Boundaries, Inc. DL3 Systems LLC Home Instead Members 1st Federal Credit Union RKL LLP Schmitt’s Interiors, Inc. 5-9 Years Animal Wellness Clinic Brown, Darlene A. Gettysburg Adams Kiwanis Club Gettysburg Trading Post Jeff A. Shaffer Real Estate Inc. Littlestown Area School District Thirsty Farmer Brew Works 1-4 Years Becky Smith, State Farm Insurance Karen Tavenner, Realtor at RE/MAX Quality Service, Inc. Open Book Construction LLC

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