Join us for our weekly Chamber Connections networking meetings! These FREE sessions are designed to help you increase business among members, generate new leads, share valuable market insights within our regional community, and more! It's a fantastic opportunity to grow your network and stay informed about local business trends. Don't miss out on this chance to connect and collaborate!
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There is no Marketplace Lunch meeting in July.
Thursday, July 25th 8a - 9a Virtual via Zoom
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Every Tuesday, 11:30a - 1p @ Discovery Christian Church in Mars
Every Friday, 7:30a - 9a @ Panera Bread in Wexford
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Louis has been a member of the Chamber for 1 year and instantly engaged in the many events and committees we have to offer. Louis currently serves on the HYPE (Helping Young Professionals Excel) Committee and the Events Committee. He just recently joined the Golf Committee. Over the last year, Louis was very instrumental in helping to raise funds for our Second Chance Prom fundraiser. He was a member of the Prom Court and helped in creating all of the event’s materials for a Candyland Theme. All of the proceeds of this event supports our scholarship fund. Louis was also named as a nominee for our Annual Awards Gala in the category of Young Professional of the Year. Just recently, he sponsored the Cornhole Tournament held at the Cranberry Township Farmers’ Market. We want to thank Louis for all of his community support and dedication to the Chamber. Please join me in congratulating Louis Civitarese as July’s Member of the Month.
-Carrie Nolan-Robson, PNRC Director of Events & Programs
A day on the links can be equal parts relaxing and challenging.
No matter the skill level, Cranberry Highlands Golf Course offers the perfect mix of challenge and accessibility for every member of the family.
Voted Pennsylvania’s best municipal golf course in 2009 by Golf Digest, Cranberry Highlands celebrates Western Pennsylvania’s rugged natural landscape with a stunning 186-acre, par-70 course created to provide a quality test of golf for players of every skill level.
Featuring 90 sculpted sand bunkers and water hazards with more than 70 separate tee areas, Cranberry Highlands presents a demanding course with fairways and roughs outlined in 14 varieties of grass. From its front tees at 4,769 yards, to its championship back tees at 6,590 yards, players will find a walkable course, discreetly linked by cart paths, and surrounded by timber-stock that defines the region
The facility features a full-service pro shop, grill room, an indoor banquet and meeting facility with seating for 150, an outdoor pavilion which seats 100, golf instruction via private lessons and clinics, and two practice putting greens.
Cranberry Highlands features a well-balanced natural environment in which golfers and wildlife live in harmony. In January 2009, Cranberry Highlands became a Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary, which recognizes the extensive program of environmentally sensitive property management methods.
Sound intimidating?
One doesn’t need to be a PGA professional to enjoy Cranberry Highlands, as the course offers both adult and junior lessons to help players of all skill levels step up their game.
As part of the PGA Junior League, instructor Alex Witouski strives to introduce and instruct the next generation of golfers on the finer points of the game, while also relating the challenges to daily life.
A 2020 graduate of California University of Pennsylvania majoring in Professional Golf Management, Witouski has spent his post-graduate years teaching both in private 1-on-1 lessons and group settings. With 18 years of experience himself despite his age, he considers himself a “student of the game,” and he enjoys passing that passion on to the next generation.
That includes interested players aged 16 and under at all levels of proficiency –including those new to the sport. As part of the PGA’s Junior League, children receive expert coaching along with organized team practice sessions and regular matches. Players wear customizable numbered jerseys and compete on teams in a twoperson scramble format that encourages mentorship and builds confidence. The season includes 4-to-6 matches, and all participants get to play in every competition For the more experienced player, Cranberry Highlands also offers an array of adult individual and private lessons, as well as clinics throghout the season. Led by PGA Professional Terry McGrath, appointments are available Wednesday through Sunday and can be scheduled ahead of time.
For more information on lessons, the course, and more, visit cranberryhighlands.com.
Thank you to our Members who have generously contributed to furthering the mission and vision of the Pittsburgh North Regional Chamber!
2 Krew Security & Surveillance
A Comfort Service
Advantage Energy Partners, LLC
AdVenture Development dba McCandless Crossing
AJ Technology Group
Alliance for Nonprofit Resources
Anchor Wave Internet Solutions
Anchorpoint Counseling Ministry
Arvos Schmidtsche Schack, LLC
Ashton Commons
Assisted Living Locators North Pittsburgh
Atria at Cranberry Woods
Atria McCandless
Axis Business Consultants
Baierl Auto Group
BDS Supply Chain
Bethany Christian Services of Western PA
Bill Few Associates, Inc.
Borough of Seven Fields
Boy Scouts of America - Laurel Highlands Council
Bridge Home Realty
Bruster's of Ingomar
Butler County Symphony Orchestra
C. W. Howard Insurance Agency, Inc.
CHROME Federal Credit Union
Clean Express Auto Wash
Clearview Federal Credit Union - Wexford
Cole Management, Inc
College Hunks Hauling Junk & Moving
Community Park Storage
Concordia of Cranberry
Courtyard by Marriott Pittsburgh North
Cranberry Highlands Golf Course
Cranberry Messenger Service
Cranberry Public Library
Cranberry Supply Co
Cranberry Township
Cranberry Twp Volunteer Fire Company
Cranberry Village Estates
Cremation Society of Pennsylvania - Pittsburgh
Crisis Center North, Inc
CTR Payroll Services
Dairy Queen - Cranberry
Dented Keg Brewing Company
Dillon McCandless King Coulter & Graham L.L.P.
Diversified Plan Services Inc
Drayer Physical Therapy - Cranberry
Early Years Community Learning Centers
ECCA Payroll+
Encompass Health Rehabilitation Hospital of Harmarville
Express Employment Professionals
Fairfield by Marriott Pittsburgh North / McCandless Crossin
Fairground Market, Inc
Farmers National Bank of Canfield
First City Company-McIntyre Square
First Commonwealth Bank - Wexford
Flowers by Gerard
Franklin Inn Mexican Restaurant
Fun Fore All Family Fun Park
General Rental Center
George A. Reed Agency, Inc.
Glade Run Foundation
Goddard School - Wexford
Greater Pittsburgh Masonic Center
Green Apple Barter
Guardian Storage- Hampton
Guardian Storage- Marshall
Guardian Storage- Ross Twp
Guardian Storage- Seven Fields
Hand & Shoulder Center
Handel's of McCandless
HEARTH
Herbein + Company, Inc
Highmark Caring Place
Hill, Barth & King LLC
Holsinger
Home2 Suites by Hilton Pittsburgh/McCandless House of 1000 Beers
ie Insurance
IMA | ESS
Instant Imprints
Izzazu Salon, Spa & Blowout Bar
Jason's Deli- Cranberry Twp
Joe Palmieri Construction, Inc.
Juniper Grill
Kontos Mengine Law Group
Kress Restoration
Limbach Company
Lisowski Tree Service and Landscaping,LLC
Living in Liberty
Thank you to our Members who have generously contributed to furthering the mission and vision of the Pittsburgh North Regional Chamber!
Lou Negley's Bottled Water Inc
Lutheran SeniorLife
Mark Mashuda Excavating Inc
Masonic Village at Sewickley
McCandless Corporate Center
McCandless Floral
McGuire Memorial Foundation
Medicine Shoppe of Ingomar
MHY Family Services
MOD Wash - Wexford
Mr. Electric of Cranberry Township
Myers, Patsy & Associates, LLC
NexTier Bank
Nexus Financial Network, LLC
North Hills Family Dental
North Pittsburgh Greeting Company
Northland Public Library
Nothing Bundt Cakes - Cranberry
Oliver Outdoor
OMEGA Federal Credit Union- North Hills
OMEGA Federal Credit Union- Wexford
Organic Remedies, Inc
Owl Cleaners Inc
Penn National Insurance
Pennsylvania House of Representatives
Perform Physio, LLC
PetSuites Cranberry Township
Phelps Nursery PGH, North Inc
Piatt Sotheby's International Realty
Pittsburgh Business Times
Pittsburgh Jet Center
Pittsburgh Job Corps
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
PNC Investor Center - Wexford
Polesky Agency, Scott Berney - Erie Insurance
Pressley Ridge
Print Tech of Western PA
Priority2Work
Pursuit
R.M. Stoof & Associates Inc.
Realty ONE Group Gold Standard
Restart, Inc
Restore It
Rex Glass & Mirror
Richard Goettle, Inc
Richland Mall
Ridge Insurance Agency, Inc
Riverview Carpet & Flooring, Inc
Rose E Schneider Family YMCA
Ross Township
Rossman Hensley, Inc
Rt 228 Auto Mall
S & T Bank- Cranberry Township
Salem Media Group
Sam's Club
Scolieri-Beam Law Group, PC
Seneca Valley School District
SERVPRO of Southern Butler County
Sherwin-Williams Cranberry
Signature Settlements Services Agency
Skander Tire Service, Inc.
Special T Electronics
Specialized Staffing and Industry Recruiters, Inc.
SportClips
SSB Bank
St. Barnabas Health System
Staples-Cranberry Twp
Star Limousine Service Inc
Strutz International
Terry's Plumbing, Inc
The Arc of Butler County
The Blessing Board
The Block Northway
The Haven at North Hills
The Haven at North Hills
The Lighthouse Foundation
The Payroll Shoppe
The Pennsylvania Cyber Charter School
The Thrasher Group, Inc
The Waters of Wexford
The Woodlands Foundation
Three Rivers Paintball, Inc.
Tierra Realty Management
Toplak & Associates
TownePlace Suites by Marriott
Township of Hampton
Treasure House Fashions
Thank you to our Members who have generously contributed to furthering the mission and vision of the Pittsburgh North Regional Chamber!
Trib Total Media
Two Men and A Truck
Ultimate Granite Surfaces, Inc.
UPMC Passavant
Urish Popeck & Co LLC
USX Federal Credit Union
Vector Security
Vincentian
Vitalant (Central Blood Bank)
Vogel Disposal Service, Inc
Vrabel Plumbing Company, LLC
Wain Landscaping, LLC
Walnut Grill Wexford
WesBanco Bank - Perry Highway
West Penn Multi-List, Inc
Wichman Landscape Construction, LLC
Wiest Asphalt Products & Paving Inc
Williams Industrial Sales
Wine Concrete Products Inc.
Win-Son Inc.
Your CBD Store - Shaler
Your CBD Store- Gibsonia
Your CBD Store- North Hills T h a n k Y o u
In the dynamic environment of employee benefits, employers are continually working to provide comprehensive coverage that meets the diverse needs of their company’s workforce Limited benefit plans have emerged as a pragmatic solution, offering targeted coverage for specific healthcare needs or financial protections.
Limited benefit plans, also commonly known as mini-med or fixed indemnity plans, are benefit options that possess a reduced and more restricted level of benefits when compared with comprehensive medical plans, but with lower premiums as well. They typically offer coverage for specific or targeted healthcare services or financial protections with predetermined limits Limited-benefit plans can include critical illness plans, indemnity plans and “hospital cash” policies. These plans are not regulated by the Affordable Care Act, and it is not advisable that they serve as an individual’s only medical coverage. However, in most situations they can be a good supplement to a base and more comprehensive medical plan
Limited health plans can be beneficial for those who feel they need additional coverage that goes beyond their traditional health insurance plans. Though they are not intended to be a replacement for major medical health insurance, limited plans can be a good supplement to some major medical plans, such as those with a high deductible
Individuals covered through a high deductible health plan (HDHP) can often benefit from enrolling in Limited Benefit Plans. Although HDHPs offer comprehensive coverage, the standard copay aspect of the plan does not kick in for any services outside of preventative care until the deductible is met. That could mean that the individual or their family can be exposed to significant up-front out-of-pocket expenses. A limited health plan can help offset the deductible in some instances, depending on what the limited plan covers.
Though not intended as a replacement for major health insurance, limited plans can still provide at least some level of financial coverage for those without a comprehensive base medical plan. Limited plans might especially work well for individuals that need temporary stop-gap coverage until their more comprehensive insurance program goes into effect, for those who were recently laid off or are in-between jobs, for younger individuals aging off of their parent’s health insurance, individuals who have lost their medical coverage, selfemployed persons without access to group coverage or anyone looking to offset the costs associated with high deductibles and out-of-pocket expenses
The Pittsburgh North Regional Chamber offers its members access to My Benefit Advisor as a solution for employee benefits, including voluntary offerings. For more information about My Benefit Advisor, visit our website at pnrcmybenefitadvisorcom or contact Craig Pritts at (800) 377-3536.
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Name: Variety The Children’s Charity of Pittsburgh
Mission: to empower children with disabilities to live life to the fullest, Variety the Children’s Charity provides life-changing mobility and communication equipment to ensure our most vulnerable kids are no longer left out, left behind, or excluded.
Variety’s programs and experiences are designed to empower children with disabilities, so they may gain mobility, confidence, independence, and the chance to have typical childhood experiences. Variety focuses on mobility, communication, and inclusion for children and families in 59 counties in PA.
Children with disabilities face a host of challenges and obstacles that are often unrecognized to those without disabilities. No child should be denied the opportunity to have typical childhood experiences simply because they have a disability.
Specifically, Variety provides eligible children with life-changing adaptive equipment that’s individually made and tailored to meet the needs of each child. Equipment is currently provided through three programs:
·My Bike® – adaptive bikes
·My Stroller® – adaptive strollers
·My Voice® – communication devices with a prescribed communication app
Variety’s 2024 Celebration For The Kids! will be a fresh take on our annual gala.
This isn’t just another event. It is our most important fundraiser of the year, and it will showcase the heart of our work and mission the KIDS and their families!
Join Variety on Wednesday, November 13, 2024 at Acrisure Stadium at 5:00 pm for one of the most memorable (early) evenings of the year (click here for the event invitation)!
Tom Baker Chief Executive Officer
Variety – the Children’s Charity
11279 Perry Highway, Suite 512
Wexford, PA 15090
Mobile: 412-608-8842
tom@varietypittsburgh.org
What impact does your organization wish to make in the world?
An adaptive bike helps to make riding a bike possible for kids with disabilities. The only obstacle here is that these individually customized adaptive bikes are very expensive, and for many families, it is not something that is completely out of reach for them.
An adaptive strollers can fill the gap for all the times when you need a simpler way to get around and to ensure safety. Without it, many families are isolated, and kids are left out or left behind.
For many children in our community, they are using a communication device in school or therapy to talk, but many only get to use it for brief periods of time and a majority are not able to take it home. So, when school ends, children have to shut off their voice.
A communication device and a prescribed communication app on it are costly and out of reach for many, and Variety wants to help families with it.
What needs would help your organization to put your mission into action?
Variety values any donation of time, expertise, and financial support. You can make a difference, and we would love to partner with you.
Anyone can give! Whether it is an individual or an organization (e.g. corporate, business, civic, religious, educational) – an employee or employer – a girl scout or boy scout troop – a sport team – a Rotary, Lions, or Kiwanis Club… anyone has the ability to make a difference at Variety, and we would love the chance to work together with you to make it happen.
Variety is a very small (but mighty) organization that gives its full heart to enabling children with disabilities to live life to the fullest. These amazing kids have so many possibilities to their lives, but sometimes, they simply need the opportunity to discover them. Variety tries to provide those opportunities through adaptive bikes, adaptive strollers, communication devices, and other inclusive experiences for families to be together and have fun. Your gift helps to make this work possible, and we thank you for it.
By: Kristin Murphy, Treesdale Golf & Country Club
Nestled in the serene landscapes of Gibsonia, Pennsylvania, Treesdale Golf and Country Club stands as a testament to the harmonious blend of nature and sport. This prestigious club, with its lush fairways and rolling greens, offers more than just a golfing experience; it provides a sanctuary where families come together to share in the joy of the game. Family golf at Treesdale is not just a pastime but a tradition that fosters camaraderie, teaches values, and creates lasting memories.
Treesdale Golf and Country Club boasts a 27-hole championship golf course designed by the legendary Arnold Palmer. This diverse and challenging course is meticulously maintained, providing an ideal setting for golfers of all ages and skill levels. The course is divided into three distinct nine-hole layouts – Orchard, Grove, and Lakes – each offering unique challenges and picturesque views. For families, this variety ensures that both beginners and experienced golfers find the perfect environment to enjoy the game.
The club offers a variety of tee boxes, allowing younger players and novices to play from shorter distances, making the game more accessible and enjoyable. This inclusivity encourages family members of all generations to participate together, enhancing the family golfing experience.
Treesdale is committed to nurturing the next generation of golfers. The club’s comprehensive junior golf programs are designed to teach children the fundamentals of the game while instilling important life skills such as patience, discipline, and sportsmanship. These programs, led by experienced PGA professionals, include group clinics, private lessons, and summer camps
The junior golf clinics are a highlight, offering a fun and educational environment where young golfers can learn and improve their skills. These clinics cover all aspects of the game, from driving and putting to course etiquette and strategy By participating in these programs, children not only develop their golfing abilities but also build confidence and form friendships that can last a lifetime.
One of the hallmarks of Treesdale Golf and Country Club is its vibrant calendar of familyfriendly events and tournaments. These events are designed to bring families together on the course in a spirit of friendly competition and enjoyment The club hosts regular family golf nights, where parents and children can play together in a relaxed, supportive atmosphere. These events often feature themed activities, or holiday-themed tournaments, adding an extra layer of fun and excitement
In addition to family golf nights, Treesdale organizes special parent-child tournaments. These events are a wonderful opportunity for family members to team up and compete against other families, strengthening bonds and creating cherished memories The club also offers social events like family barbecues and picnic days, which complement the golfing activities and provide a well-rounded family experience.
Beyond the game itself, Treesdale Golf and Country Club is a community where families feel welcome and connected The club’s family-oriented culture is evident in its amenities and facilities, which cater to members of all ages. The clubhouse is a hub of activity, offering dining options that range from casual family meals to elegant fine dining experiences. The club’s social calendar is filled with events designed to bring members together, from holiday parties and wine tastings to kids’ camps and movie nights
The sense of community at Treesdale is further strengthened by the club’s commitment to service and excellence. The staff, from the golf professionals to the dining team, are dedicated to providing an exceptional experience for every member This commitment to service creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere where families can relax and enjoy their time together.
Family golf at Treesdale Golf and Country Club offers numerous benefits beyond the enjoyment of the game. It provides a unique opportunity for families to spend quality time together in a beautiful outdoor setting Golf is a sport that can be enjoyed by individuals of all ages, making it an ideal activity for family bonding. Playing golf together helps family members develop strong relationships, communicate effectively, and support each other in a shared pursuit.
Moreover, golf teaches valuable life skills that are beneficial both on and off the course. Children learn about honesty, integrity, and perseverance, as the game requires players to adhere to rules and strive for continuous improvement. These lessons, learned in the context of family support and encouragement, can have a lasting positive impact on a child’s development.
Treesdale Golf and Country Club in Gibsonia, Pennsylvania, is more than just a place to play golf; it is a community where families come together to share in the joy of the game. With its family-friendly facilities, inclusive programs, and welcoming atmosphere, Treesdale provides the perfect setting for creating lasting family memories. Whether through participating in junior programs, enjoying family golf nights, or competing in friendly tournaments, families at Treesdale find a common ground in their love for golf, fostering a tradition of togetherness that spans generations
Your company’s brand name, logo, innovative technology, proprietary designs, and “secret sauce” comprise your company's intellectual property (IP) portfolio. The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) defines IP as “creations of the mind, such as inventions; literary and artistic works; design; and symbols, names and images used in commerce” These intangible assets differentiate your business from the competition and give you a competitive advantage in the marketplace. Unfortunately, many business owners are often unaware that intellectual property is a valuable asset that should be protected, leaving them vulnerable to copyright piracy, trademark counterfeiting, and/or patent infringement. Such nefarious activities pose a threat to U.S. businesses in terms of unfair competition and disruptions to supply chains.
If you plan on selling, distributing, or sourcing your products abroad, it’s recommended to secure the appropriate forms of IP protection before doing business in another country. The first step is to file for IP protection in the United States. In the United States, different types of intellectual property can be protected by different means such as patents, copyright, and trademarks. It’s important to note that a registered IP right in the United States does not safeguard you internationally; these protections are territorial. Therefore, you must be the first inventor to file for protection in the countries in which you currently do business, or those in which you are certain to do business in the future. Furthermore, filing for protection in countries well-known as counterfeit markets can be advantageous even if you do not plan to do business in that market.
The circumstances for determining what type of IP protection is best for your business may be complicated and will differ for each individual business. Some issues to consider when determining if filing for protection is right for your business include:
Will I be conducting business outside of the United States?
Do I plan to export my goods?
Do I plan to manufacture my product overseas?
What is the likelihood of my product being copied abroad?
Can I afford international IP protection? If so, in what markets would my product be most likely to be sold?
What forms of IP protection are available to me?
What would be the impact to my business if faced with IPR theft internationally?
Recognizing that many small businesses may not have the knowledge, expertise, or resources to craft an appropriate IP strategy, the U.S. Department of Commerce as well as other government agencies have developed tools and resources to help small companies identify, protect, and enforce their IP in specific markets, for example:
The U.S. PTO IP Identifier helps individuals and companies learn how to identify creative ideas that might be intellectual property and how to protect them. STOPfakes.gov is a one-stop shop for U.S. government tools and resources on IPR. This website includes IPR Toolkits by industry and by country.
U.S. Patent and Trademark Office’s Intellectual Property Attaché Program deploys diplomats to Brazil, China, Europe, India, Mexico, Peru, Thailand, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, and the U.S. Mission to WIPO, United Nations, and the World Trade Organization. They work to improve IP systems internationally by directly assisting U.S. stakeholders such as businesses, legal representatives, and rights holders by counseling them on entering new markets, resolving issues related to obtaining IP rights in foreign jurisdictions, and helping to address IP enforcement challenges abroad.
Intellectual property protection is critical to fostering innovation that leads to job creation and economic growth Let the Pittsburgh office of the US Commercial Service connect you to these resources.
Ryan Russell is the Director of the U.S. Commercial Service Pittsburgh Office and can be reached at Ryan.Russell@trade.gov or (412) 644-2817
Things have been busy in the 37th Senate District and in Harrisburg as my colleagues and I work on a state budget. Here are some quick highlights from my office:
The Senate recently approved my ‘Ready to Succeed Scholarship Program’ bill It would make it easier for families & students to better afford higher education opportunities.
The Governor recently signed my Max Manufacturing Initiative Act. It would bring jobs to PA by offering grants and loans to companies and state-related universities that drive innovation and produce high-value products in advanced manufacturing.
I am honored to join Sen. Kane and Sen. Tartaglione in promoting Construction Opioid Awareness Week July 22-26. It is critical that we educate all about the dangers of opioid abuse and provide resources to those struggling. Due to the physical demands of the industry, construction workers are susceptible to prescription abuse and addiction.
Several of my bills received committee approval in the past few weeks and months: expansion of biomarker testing, disabled veteran hunting permits, mutual thrift institutions tax reduction for small community banks, strengthening penalties for those trafficking fentanyl, allowing non-profits to utilize online payments for raffle tickets, and many more. I’m thankful to hear what my constituents need, and be able to act upon it in my capacity as state senator.
Thank you. It is my honor to serve you.
Senator Devlin Robinson
Thank you for sharing your insights with us, Senator Robinson.
Alicia Photography
American Cancer Society
Armstrong
AW Beattie Career Center
Basilone Executive Search and Staffing
Baierl Auto Group
Borough of Seven Fields
Butler County Community College
Coldwell Banker - Jan Stevens
Cole Management Inc
Concordia of Cranberry
CORE Environmental Services
Costco Wholesale
Cranberry Public Library
Cranberry Supply Co
Cranberry Township
Creative Real Estate Development Co
Creese, Smith, Hune, & Co LLC
Crisis Center North, Inc
Dillon McCandless King Coulter & Graham
LLP
Dollar Bank - Pine Twp
Dollar Bank Loan Center - Cranberry
Dukovich & Associates
EZ Storage
First City Company - McIntyre Square
Fun Fore All Family Fun Park
Glade Run Foundation
Hill, Barth & King LLC
Holsinger
Huntington Bank - Wexford
IMA | ESS
Kawneer Cranberry - An Arconic Company
Lifesteps
McCandless Corporate Center
Medicine Shoppe of Ingomar
Minuteman Press - Cranberry
MSA- The Safety Company
North Allegheny School District
North Hills Community Outreach
North Hills Monthly Magazine
Seneca Valley School District
The Chadwick
Three Rivers Paintball, Inc.
Tierra Realty Management
WesBanco Bank - Cranberry Twp.
WesBanco Bank - Perry Highway
Win-Son Inc.
Acti-Kare Responsive In-Home Care
Basilone Executive Search
Black Bottle IT
Bobcat of Pittsburgh - Cranberry Twp
CHROME Federal Credit Union
Compass Self Storage- Allison Park
Compass Self Storage- Sewickley
Cranberry Highlands Golf Course
Early Years Community Learning Centers
Extended Stay America Premier
Franklin Madison Advisors, Inc.
Grieb Chiropractic Clinic
Handel's of McCandless
Legend Senior Living - Ridgecrest
Mr Sign
North Star Buick GMC
PNC Investor Center - Wexford
Richard Goettle, Inc.
Scolieri-Beam Law Group, PC
The Lynch Law Group
Urban Air Adventure Park
Wesley Family Services
Wichman Landscape Construction, LLC
Zen Leaf Dispensaries (McKnight)
