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celebrating
100 years
1920 – 2020
rich in history » rich in culture » rich in community
2020 welcome guide & membership directory
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Our Chamber. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Our Community. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Government. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
ARLENE B. UNGER Local Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28
Associate Broker,
REALTOR®, CDPE, ABR Business and Industry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Living Well . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
RE/MAX Associates
Keeping the Faith. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54
Realty Group
The Great Outdoors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Office: 717-762-8100
Do | Dine | Stay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66
Extension 110
Community Resources. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78
Call or Text: 717-404-2680
Membership Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
Email: arleneungersells
Alphabetical Membership. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114
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A great place to live, MISSION
Enhancing our community by fostering business success, building
connections, and providing resources for our members.
work and play!
DEAR FRIEND,
VISION
Growing a Vibrant Business Community!
OUR CHAMBER
Away from the bustle… close to the fun! Welcome to the greater
As the largest and most influential business organization in the area, the
Waynesboro area – where the city comes to relax. Whether you are
Greater Waynesboro Chamber of Commerce is a resource for businesses
looking to relocate your home or business, visiting, or just briefly
and community members, providing support to its member businesses
passing through, I invite you to use this community guide to explore
and information services to the public.
all that this area has to offer.
The chamber provides its members with a multitude of opportunities to
The greater Waynesboro area is a charming town full of rural heritage,
help improve a company’s bottom line, expand its network, strengthen
unique architecture, historic landmarks, flourishing
employees’ professional skills, and better expose the company’s brand to
arts scene and thriving business and industry.
other businesses and the community at-large.
Waynesboro was once ranked one of the 10
Best Places to Retire in Pennsylvania by A chamber membership is a business’s badge of credibility as an ethical,
the Real Estate Blog. The blog also named reliable company and demonstrates that company’s commitment to working
Waynesboro a top town in Pennsylvania together with the chamber to improve the socio-economic well-being of
for weather. the greater Waynesboro area.
We love it here and think you will, too.
Whether the reason you’re here is for
business or pleasure, welcome to our
cozy town – where you’ll soon ASHLYN SHOCKEY Assistant Director
discover is a great place to live, 717-762-7123 | admin@waynesboro.org
work and play.
Sincerely,
JACKIE MOWEN Executive Director
717-762-7123 | director@waynesboro.org
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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David Kirkpatrick » Concrete Leveling with PolyLevel
Owner/General Manager » Concrete Repair and Protection
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Office 717-765-0010
dave@kmoutdoor.com » K-MOO Outdoor Living Products
Matt Gunder Douglas Smith Julie Powell Rev. Pam Illick
President Vice President Treasurer Secretary
Coldwell Banker Edward Jones F&M Trust Trinity Lutheran Church
MEMBERS-AT-LARGE
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Darren Clark Sid Creager Andy Everetts
Clark Computer Service Musselman & Creager M&T Bank
Mark McLaughlin, Jr. Roxann Miller Stephanie Parson
McLaughlin’s Energy Services Penn State Quincy Village
Lesley Quesada Wendy Royer Mayor Richard Starliper
LQ Design LLC WASD Borough of Waynesboro
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our community
our community
Our Community Our Weather
The GREATER WAYNESBORO AREA is comprised of Mont Alto Borough, How’s the weather here? Great! Good enough, in fact, that Movoto Real Estate
Quincy Township, Washington Township, and Waynesboro Borough, on the blog named Waynesboro a top town for weather in Pennsylvania with weather
southern border of the state. Waynesboro is in the Cumberland Valley between not prone to catastrophic proportions. Summers are warm with an average
Hagerstown, Maryland, and Chambersburg, Pennsylvania. It is part of July temperature of 83 degrees. Winters are often mild with an average January
Chambersburg, PA Micropolitan Statistical Area, which is part of the Baltimore– temperature of 46 degrees.
Washington metropolitan area. It is 2 miles north of the Mason–Dixon line and
Residents here enjoy picnics amidst budding flora in spring, lazy afternoon swims
close to Camp David and the Raven Rock Mountain Complex.
and rounds of golf during summer, walks under canopies of amber and scarlet
The Greater Waynesboro Area had been home to Native Americans for thousands foliage in fall and snowman building and sledding beneath clear winter skies.
of years prior to settlement by Anglo-Europeans in the mid-18th century. It is one
of several dozen towns, cities, and counties named after General Anthony Wayne,
a hero of the American Revolutionary War.
Population By Municipality
» Mont Alto Borough: 1,739 » Quincy Township: 5,481
» Waynesboro Borough: 10,874 » Washington Township: 14,467
*
Total Population: 32,561
*2013-2017 American Community Survey Photo © John Briggs Photo © John Briggs
Photo © John Briggs
Photo © John Briggs
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our community
our community
QUALITY VACUUMS
Commercial & Household
Quincy Township
Sales | Service | Supplies 717-762-5679 | www.quincytwp.org
717-765-4615 Township Office 7575 Mentzer Gap Road, Waynesboro, PA 17268
Monday – Friday 9:30am until 7pm Elected Officials Township Supervisors
Saturday 9am until 2pm
11113 Buchanan Trail East in Waynesboro Founded in 1800, Quincy Township
shares a municipal boundary with the
Borough of Mont Alto. In 1878, through
the energies of G.B. Weistling and
others, the Mont Alto Railroad was
Mont Alto Borough extended to Waynesboro through Quincy
Township. Many historic
717-749-5808 | www.montaltoborough.com homes and buildings still stand in the
Borough Office 3 N. Main Street, Mont Alto, PA 17237 Quincy Township Road Construction township, which is host to numerous
Elected Officials Borough Council, Mayor farms and orchards.
Mont Alto was founded in 1762 as Funkstown The Western part of Quincy Township is part of the Great Appalachian Valley, an
by early settler John Funk. The Mont Alto agricultural area with elevations in the township ranging from 650 to 1,100 feet,
Railroad was built in 1872 to facilitate while the eastern half is on the slopes and crest of South Mountain, the highest
transportation of products. Soon after, in point of which is the summit of Snowy Mountain, with an elevation exceeding
1879, Funkstown and the neighboring 2800 feet. The Appalachian Trail traverses the Eastern side of the township.
village of Alto Dale combined to become
Statistics & Info
Mont Alto. The Borough of Mont Alto was
incorporated in 1913. » Zip Code: 17268 (PO Boxes 17247) » Median Age: 46.8
» Total Households: 1,945 » Population: 5,481
M a yor Legend has it that abolitionist John Brown
» Median Household Income: $61,898
Whit m or e lived in Franklin County and occasionally
taught Sunday School at Emmanuel Episcopal
Church in Mont Alto, now located at the edge of the Penn State Mont Alto Campus.
Dr. Joseph T. Rothrock established the Mont Alto Forest Academy in 1903.
It became annexed by the Borough of Mont Alto and in 1959, Penn State
Mont Alto began offering courses.
Statistics & Info
» Zip Code: 17237 » Median Age: 32.1
» Total Households: 676 » Population: 1,739
» Median Household Income: $59,432
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our community
our community
Washington Township Waynesboro Borough
717-762-3128 | www.washtwp-franklin.org 717-762-2101 | www.waynesboropa.org
Township Office 13013 Welty Road, Waynesboro, PA 17268 Borough Office 55 E. Main Street, Waynesboro, PA 17268
Elected Officials Township Supervisors Elected Officials Borough Council, Mayor
Consisting of 39.4 square miles Waynesboro was founded in 1749 when
surrounding the Borough of Scotsman John Wallace settled near the
Waynesboro, Washington Township Antietam Creek. Wallace held title to
was organized in 1779. The town- 633 acres, almost one square mile. He
ship communities of Zullinger, called his land “Mount Vernon,” while
Rouzerville, and Blue Ridge Summit others referred to it as “Wallacetown.”
were founded in 1868, while the area His son, John, later inherited the land
of Wayne Heights was laid out in the after returning home from fighting in
early 20th century. the Revolutionary War.
After the creation of the railroad, Blue Ridge Summit became a resort town, M a yor In 1797, John mapped out a town
boasting luxurious hotel accommodations for the wealthy that traveled there St a r li p e r of 90 lots, which he named
from the Washington, D.C., region to vacation. “Waynesburg” after his admired
commander, General “Mad” Anthony
Today, Washington Township is home to a number of historic sites, including
Wayne. The town’s name was contested
Renfrew Museum and Park, Harbaugh Church and Cemetery, Welty Mill
by several other Pennsylvania towns
Bridge, and the Civil War Battle of Monterey Pass.
bearing the same name and the federal
Statistics & Info government soon ruled post offices in
the same state could not have the same
» Zip Code: 17268 » Median Age: 46.7 name. The town was incorporated as
» Total Households: 5,916 » Population: 14,467 “Waynesborough,” which in 1831 was
» Median Household Income: $59,022 shortened to “Waynesboro.”
Statistics & Info
» Zip Code: 17268
» Median Age: 39.4
» Total Households: 5,203
Photo © John Briggs » Population: 10,874
» Median Household Income:
$38,222
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Historic Beginnings
our community
our community
ON THE FRONTIER
As the years continued, Waynesboro became a crossroads town and prospered by
providing goods and services for the wagon trains traveling west. According to
local lore, during the French and Indian War, two young girls, the Renfrew sisters,
were attacked and killed by Native Americans while washing laundry in a creek
near their home. The tale tells us several townspeople banded together to find
those responsible for the girls’ deaths and obtain the girls’ remains so a proper
burial could take place.
Guidance You Can Count On.
All Photos © John Briggs
Tax
CIVIL WAR INVOLVEMENT
Audit During the Civil War in June 1863, Confederate troops preparing for the Battle of
Gettysburg captured Waynesboro for 15 days, raising the Confederate flag above town
QuickBooks Consulting and forcing citizens to provide food to the soldiers. The Battle of Monterey Pass
Payroll occurred in Blue Ridge Summit just days after the Battle of Gettysburg. It was
during this battle that George Armstrong Custer and his Michigan Calvary Brigade
Bookkeeping attacked and captured part of Robert E. Lee’s retreating Army of Northern Virginia.
Human Resources
Estate Planning & Administration
Succession Planning
Retirement Plan Administration
Chambersburg, PA Hagerstown, MD
804 Wayne Ave. 19405 Emerald Sq., Ste. 1400
717-263-3910 301-733-5020
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our community
our community
Industry
The foundation of Waynesboro’s industrial activity was laid by George Frick,
whose invention of a small steam engine for farm use replaced cumbersome
horsepower. He founded Frick Co., now known as Johnson Controls, in 1873,
while brothers Abraham and Franklin Landis followed in his inventive footsteps.
The Landis brothers not only manufactured the first cylindrical grinding
machines in 1883, they also formed Landis Tool and Landis Machine, now
known as Cinetic Landis Corp. and Landis Threading System, respectively.
Today, local industrial wealth is further enhanced by Beck Manufacturing,
maker of pipe nipples and couplings and Manitowoc Crane Group. Formerly
known as Grove Worldwide, Manitowoc is the world’s largest manufacturer
of mobile cranes.
INDUSTRIAL MUSEUM
The Waynesboro Area Industrial Heritage
Trust is found on a quiet Waynesboro
side street in a former church built by
Franklin Landis, one of the area’s early
industrial pioneers. Open to residents
and visitors for special events and by
appointment, the museum’s mission is Why Hurley Auctions?
to provide insight into the community’s
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government
government
www.GREENGROVEGARDENS.com | 717-597-0800
LEGISLATORS
FRANKLIN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
David S. Keller, Chairman
Robert L. Thomas
Robert G. Ziobroski
340 N Second Street
Chambersburg, PA 17201
717-261-3810
www.franklincountypa.gov
Showcasing 40+ acres of manicured
gardens, water features and garden
structures to provide you with the perfect
backdrop for your wedding ceremony.
Pennsylvania House Pennsylvania State Pennsylvania Governor
of Representatives Senator Retired Colonel Tom Wolf
State Rep. Paul Schemel Doug Mastriano Room 225
1402 E. Main Street 37 South Main Street, Suite 200 508 Main Capitol Building
Waynesboro, PA 17268 Chambersburg, PA 17201 Harrisburg, PA 17120
717-749-7384 717-264-6100 717-787-2500
www.repschemel.com www.senatormastriano.com www.pa.gov
U.S. House of U.S. Senate U.S. Senate
Representatives Senator. Pat Toomey Senator Bob Casey Jr.
Congressman 320 Market Street 22 S. Third Street, Suite 6A RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL PAVING • SEAL COATING & EXCAVATING
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100 Lincoln Way East Harrisburg, PA 17101 717-231-7540 DIRK MOWEN President and Owner
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717-753-6344 www.toomey.senate.gov 1455 Buchanan Trail West in Greencastle, PA 17225
johnjoyce.house.gov
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government
Putting Down Roots
Moving can be stressful and confusing. To help your transition to the area, please
see the relocation information below.
VEHICLE REGISTRATION NEEDS
Newcomers establishing residency are required to apply for a Pennsylvania title
and registration for their vehicle(s) within 20 days of entering the commonwealth.
To register, new residents must complete registration forms available to down-
load at dmv.state.pa.us or at any Pennsylvania Department of Transportation
Driver’s License center.
» PennDOT Driver’s License Center
Franklin Center Shopping Plaza
1320 Lincoln Highway East
Chambersburg, PA 17201
800-932-4600 | www.dmv.state.pa.us
» Registration, Titles, Plates and Registration Renewal
Anthony Highway Auto Sales & Service
11460 Anthony Highway
Waynesboro, PA 17268
717-765-4949 | anthonyhwyauto@yahoo.com
When filing for vehicle registration(s) make sure you have with you:
» A valid title for all vehicles you want to register
» Proof of Pennsylvania insurance with effective and expiration dates
» Tracing of the vehicle identification number (VIN) or the verification of the
VIN by an inspection mechanic or notary public
» Appropriate title, lien, registration fees and sales tax if applicable.
SALES TAX
If you hold a valid title issued in another state and have owned the vehicle six
months or more before moving to Pennsylvania, you will not be required to pay
any sales tax when you register your vehicle.
If you hold a valid title issued in another state and have owned the vehicle less
than 6 months before moving to Pennsylvania, you will need to provide proof of
sales tax paid to the previous titling jurisdiction or remit PA sales tax.
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VEHICLE SAFETY INSPECTION
A newly-registered vehicle in Pennsylvania must receive a safety inspection
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inspection stations (usually a repair garage or a service station with a repair shop.)
Equipment checks include: lights, brakes, horn, tires, safety belts, exhaust system,
mirrors, tag mounting, suspension, turn signals, steering, glazing, wipers, and
other major parts of your vehicle.
Inspection fees are posted at official inspection stations. These fees do not include
repairs to correct vehicle defects.
EMISSION INSPECTION MAINTENANCE
Pennsylvania is one of many states required by the Federal Environmental Serving your real estate needs in
Protection Agency to have a vehicle emissions inspection and maintenance Franklin County for over 25 years
program. The I/M program is a key part of the Commonwealth’s strategy to
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Call the Drive Clean PA customer hotline at 1-800-265-0921 or visit its website
717-765-8011
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DRIVER’S LICENSES
New residents are required to obtain a Pennsylvania driver’s license within
60 days of establishing a permanent residence. To apply, you must appear in
person at your local DMV office to fill out forms and take a vision test. You
will need to present:
» A driver’s license from your previous state of residence that is valid or
has expired no more than six months earlier
» Social Security Card if your Social Security Number does not appear
on your license
If your license expired more than six months previously, you will have to present
your birth certificate and Social Security Card; apply for a Pennsylvania
Learner’s Permit; and complete all required testing before you receive your license.
Once the license has been issued, you must surrender the license from your
previous state of residence to personnel at the DMV.
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YOUR VOTE COUNTS
When you visit the driver’s license center, you will have the opportunity to register COUNT Y & LOCAL TA X OFFICES
to vote. If you currently are a registered voter in the state of Pennsylvania, you will not » Franklin County Area Tax Bureau
need to re-register unless you have changed your name or address. If you do not 443 Stanley Avenue
register while at the driver’s license center, voter registration forms can be printed
Chambersburg, PA 17201
from votespa.com.
717-263-5141 | www.chambersburgwagetax.com
Franklin County Area Tax Bureau is a jointly-operated local government tax
TR ASH COLLECTION collection agency that collects local earned income and local services taxes.
If you live in Waynesboro Borough, your trash and recycling automatically
» Mont Alto Borough » Washington Township
is collected weekly because of a contract the borough has with Waste Management.
Ronald G. Stritem, Tax Collector Donald L. Ambrose, Tax Collector
If you are a resident of Mont Alto, Quincy Township, or Washington Township,
317 Park Street 13013 Welty Road
you will need to make your own arrangement for the disposal of trash and
Mont Alto, PA 17237 Waynesboro, PA 17268
recyclables.
717-749-7869 717-762-1760
» Washington Township Refuse » Waste Management
Transfer & Recycling Center 9446 Letzburg Road
» Quincy Township » Waynesboro Borough
Debbie J. Gift, Tax Collector Kara Geesaman, Tax Collector
12721 Buchanan Trail East Greencastle, PA 17225
PO Box 185 15 E. Main Street
Waynesboro, PA 17268 717-597-6915
Quincy, PA 17247 Waynesboro, PA 17268
717-762-4413
717-749-7476 717-765-9555
26 | 1920 – 2020 | celebrating 100 years of the chamber 717-762-7123 | www.waynesboro.org | 27Local Education
local education
local education
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Students residing in the greater Waynesboro area have access to a public
education in the Waynesboro Area School District. The district educates more
than 4,300 students in four elementary schools (K-5), a middle school (6-8),
and one senior high school (9-12). Students study at Fairview Elementary,
Hooverville Elementary, Mowrey Elementary, Summitview Elementary,
Waynesboro Area Middle School, and Waynesboro Area Senior High School.
The school district offers a comprehensive curriculum to meet the needs of a
diverse student population. English Language Arts (ELA), mathematics,
science, social studies, world languages, health, art, music, and physical
education represent the core K-12 curriculum. Outdoor learning experiences
and field trips enhance the elementary program. Special education services are
provided for eligible students. The academic year begins in mid August and
ends in May.
» Waynesboro Area School » Fairview Elementary School
District, Central Office 220 Fairview Avenue
210 Clayton Avenue Waynesboro, PA 17268
Waynesboro, PA 17268 Phone: 717-762-1191, Ext. 1400
717-762-1191 Fax: 717-762-3939
www.wasd.k12.pa.us » Hooverville Elementary
» Waynesboro Area School
Senior High School 10829 Buchanan Trail East
550 East Second Street Waynesboro, PA 17268
Waynesboro, PA 17268 Phone: 717-762-1191, Ext. 1500
Phone: 717-762-1191, Ext. 1200 Fax: 717-762-4222
Office Fax: 717-749-5164 » Mowrey Elementary School
Guidance Fax: 717-762-3787 7891 Tomstown Road
Athletic Office: 717-762-1191 ext. 1220 Waynesboro, PA 17268
» Waynesboro Area Phone: 717-762-1191, Ext. 1600
Middle School Fax: 717-749-5856
702 East Second Street » Summitview Elementary
Waynesboro, PA 17268 School
Phone: 717-762-1191, Ext. 1300 840 East Second Street
Fax: 717-762-6566 Waynesboro, PA 17268
Phone: 717-762-1191, Ext. 1800
Fax: 717-762-3764
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local education
PRIVATE SCHOOLS:
SAINT ANDREW CATHOLIC SCHOOL
St. Andrew Catholic School, established in 1925, is located in the heart of historic
downtown Waynesboro. For parents seeking a religious-based education,
St. Andrew Catholic School is devoted to fostering Christian values and academic
excellence in a nurturing environment by providing a quality faith-filled Catholic
education by a highly qualified staff. All curriculum policies and procedures are
established by the Office of Catholic Schools of the Diocese of Harrisburg and
are voluntarily consistent with the requirements of the National Common Core
Standards. While many schools have removed specialized academic courses, Saint
Andrew Catholic School continues to offer art, music, library, computer science,
physical education, and Spanish.
St. Andrew Catholic School integrates the latest educational technologies in order
to enhance the existing academic program. Students have access to a number of valu-
PRIVATE SCHOOLS:
able resources at their fingertips including Chromebooks, Kindle Fires, iPads, and SHALOM CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
a fully equipped media lab. Teachers also use Mimio technology in the classroom.
Shalom Christian Academy is a Pre-K through 12th grade school focused on
In addition to a strong academic program, St. Andrew Catholic School students developing lives of consequence in the world for the kingdom of God.
participate in wide array of after school clubs, activities, and community service
From the moment your family chooses Shalom, you are part of our community.
opportunities. Students in grades four through eight can participate in band and
Our culture is based on individuals who come together each school year to support,
piano instruction. Furthermore, students can be found planting, tending, and
encourage, and energize one another. Within the school setting we provide
harvesting the school garden every fall and spring. Fresh produce is donated back
opportunities for students to develop relationships with teachers and each other.
to the community.
Teachers are a living curriculum - meaning they recognize students are impacted
Saint Andrew Catholic School is accredited by the Middle States Association of by actions more than words. Families form relationships that extend beyond the
Colleges and Schools (MSA) and the National Catholic Education Association school. There is a sense of belonging as students learn together at Shalom.
(NCEA).
Our goal is to guide students in becoming lifelong learners who are able to engage
» Saint Andrew the Apostle 213 E. Main Street the world. Students are prepared academically through a comprehensive curriculum
Catholic School, Grades K–8 Waynesboro PA 17268 that offers a variety of course options. Our living curriculum concept is vital as
717-762-3221 students form values, beliefs, and habits.
www.saintandrewschool.org Shalom Christian Academy serves more than 475 students in Pre-K through 12th
grade on our 33 acre campus. Another 180 students are served through Growing
Tree Preschool at our five satellite locations in Waynesboro, Chambersburg, and
Greencastle. Shalom is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and
Schools (MSA) and the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI).
We are a member of the Mennonite Schools Council.
» Shalom Christian Academy, 717-375-2223
Grades PreK–12 www.shalomca.com
126 Social Island Road
Chambersburg, PA 17202
30 | 1920 – 2020 | celebrating 100 years of the chamber 717-762-7123 | www.waynesboro.org | 31PURDUE UNIVERSIT Y GLOBAL
business & industry
local education
Business & Industry Building on Purdue’s mission to provide greater access to affordable, high-quality
education, Purdue University Global is a public, nonprofit institution that offers a
GROWING A VIBRANT world-class education online.
BUSINESS COMMUNITY We are dedicated to adult students who need flexibility to fit learning into
their busy lives, making it possible to achieve a degree from a school within
The Greater Waynesboro Chamber of Commerce is committed to enhancing the
the respected Purdue University system—from anywhere in the world. Our
greater Waynesboro area by fostering business success, building connections and
innovative approach to teaching and outcome-focused curriculum give you the
providing resources for out members and community.
» Greater Waynesboro Chamber of Commerce
skills you need to make an immediate impact on your career and the edge to
e ws A g e n cy f e l l a s
118 Walnut St., Suite 111
compete in this fast-changing world economy.
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Office on Ma Waynesboro, PA 17268
Part of the respected Purdue University system, Purdue Global has the same
in Street 717-762-7123
institutional accreditation and commitment to high academic standards.
Choose from more than 175 online programs at the associate’s, bachelor’s, master’s, Velvet Ice Cream
www.waynesboro.org
and doctoral levels, with courses taught by professors who are practicing
The campaign headquarters were set up in Room 3 in the Arcade professionals in their fields. Areas of study include some of today’s most
Building downtown. Robert Crosby from the American City Bureau, DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION in-demand fields such as business, criminal justice, information technology,
How It
New York and his colleagues visited Waynesboro to help guide and legal studies, nursing, public administration, and psychology.
Mainstreet Waynesboro Inc. is dedicated to restoring downtown Waynesboro to
establish the new organization of the Chamber of Commerce and
recruit members. Mr. Crosby said:
an attractive, commercial district. The organization sponsors several community » Purdue University Global
events throughout the year, many of which attract residents and visitors to the 844-PURDUE-G | PurdueGlobal.edu
downtown. Annual events include the Chocolate Extravaganza, Brewmaster Beer
“A Chamber of Commerce represents Festival, Market Day, Tree Lighting, and Holiday Parade.
All Began
the business and civic sentiment of » Mainstreet Waynesboro, Inc.
a community. Building one is taking 13 W. Main Street
a step toward organizing the whole Waynesboro, PA 17268
717-762-0397 | www.mainstreetwaynesboro.org
nation. When business and professional
men and women and workers in all
fields of endeavor build a Chamber The Greater Waynesboro Chamber of Commerce
of Commerce they build for their Campaign was launched in March of 1920 by
MORE THAN A TRADITIONAL DEGREE
community and country.”
a group of local citizens who determined the
Teams and committees were formed to spread the news about the
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new Chamber of Commerce. During the 1920 campaign, Chamber community was in need of an organization
memberships were marketed as “investments” for businesses and
Supply Chain · Business · Project Management
individuals in order to accomplish goals otherwise not possible. The to make the greater Waynesboro area a better
campaign had a goal of recruiting 400 members in four days. In the
end, 433 business, organization and individual memberships – at a fee For more information contact:
Penn State Mont Alto Continuing Education place to live and work.
of $25 and three year commitment – were attained. 717-749-4118 · montalto.psu.edu/ce
Photo © John Briggs
1902 – 2020 34 | 1920 – 2020 | celebrating 100 years of the chamber 717-762-7123 | www.waynesboro.org | 33 celebrating 100 years of the chamberThe Chamber hit the ground running on various projects such as
Chamber Members
bringing new businesses to the area, establishing the road in Quincy,
forming committees to tackle issues – like vacant rooms, apartments still going strong!
and houses – and helping with planning and construction of the hospital.
With their success, other communities started
The library th
ve Fu n e r a l t h e n. .
to take notice. Soon after, Frederick, MD and
e n. . Gro and now! Anthony Wayne
Chambersburg started the process of their and now!
own Chamber of Commerces.
Up until 1939, the Chamber was governed by a board of directors.
During WWII, the Chamber was supplemented by two groups:
Potter & Craig.. ORIGINAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS a n d n ow t
the Waynesboro Manufacturing Association and the Waynesboro
W.R. Davison, Chairman Frank Barnett he L ela n
Advertising Club. In 1949, C. L. Wheat, a local car dealer and st i l l h e r e ! M.T. Brown K.G. Potter
d!
member of the Waynesboro Advertising Club, urged the restructuring
J.E. Frantz J.H. Stoner
of the Chamber of Commerce. Following a meeting with C.P. Schenck,
J.H. Elliott J.W. Croft
the president of the Pennsylvania Chamber of Commerce, the local
n. .
Frick has bee
J.G. Benedict Rev. Joseph Guy
organization was revived and Wheat was named temporary chairman.
Val Smith J.B. Eader
In March of 1950, Bylaws were adopted, and the first administrator
was named: Darrell Wurster of Pittsburgh. He was followed by a
woman (name unknown), Mary Wingert, Frances Miller, Barry Busby,
Richard Shook, William Shull, Jeffery Rock, Carol Henicle, Marybeth
around for a while!
Hockenberry, Carlene Whilhide and, currently, Jackie Mowen.
Organizations such as Waynesboro Industrial Development
James Shoes. .
Corporation, and the Retail Bureau were formed under a partnership
with the Chamber. Although there have been many changes
throughout the years, the one constant has been the Chamber’s
purpose: to support business and community growth, while making
the greater Waynesboro area a better place to live and work.
a staple in town!local education
business & industry
Colleges & Universities
Residents living in the area have an exceptional selection of first-rate colleges
and universities from which to choose to advance their educational or
professional goals.
PENN STATE MONT ALTO
Located within 10 minutes from downtown Waynesboro, Penn State Mont
Alto offers nine baccalaureate degrees and seven associate degrees.
Students can also take their first two years at Penn State Mont Alto and transfer
to another Penn State campus to complete their studies in the 2 + 2 Program
and choose from among 275 Penn State majors.
About 180 student athletes annually participate in Mont Alto’s 12 varsity
sports (psumontaltoathletics.com), competing in the PSUAC and USCAA.
Continuing Education offers professional development workshops and
credentialing and certification courses. Customized programs can also
be developed to meet the unique workforce needs of local companies and
organizations. In the summer, Penn State Mont Alto offers youth programs
including MedCamp, STEM Camp and a variety of athletic camps and clinics.
» Penn State Mont Alto
1 Campus Drive
Mont Alto, PA 17237
Admissions 717-749-6130 | Continuing Education 717-749-4118 | montalto.psu.edu
32 | 1920 – 2020 | celebrating 100 years of the chamber 717-762-7123 | www.waynesboro.org | 35business & industry
business & industry
OUR BLEND OF INDUSTRY PUPPIES
IN THE PARK MARKET YULETIDE
DAY PARADE &
The Waynesboro area’s blend of agricultural, commercial, industrial, and ACTIVITIES
professional businesses offers a unique atmosphere for a positive business climate 9 AM–4 PM
1–3 PM 5 to 7:30 PM
and stable workforce. If you choose to locate your business here, you will find the Main Street Park
area has a favorable tax climate and easy access to major highways. This makes
13 West Main Street, Waynesboro, PA 17268
SEPT 21, 2019 OCTOBER 5, 2019 NOV–DEC 2019 DEC. 31, 2019
the Waynesboro area an excellent location for commerce. The workforce includes
717-762-0397 • Bill@waynesboro.org
www.MainstreetWaynesboro.org
Mainstreet Waynesboro, Inc.
small, independently-owned businesses to large companies with hundreds of
employees. Banking, construction, education, farming, health care, manufacturing, To downtown
and retailers are only a small sample of the businesses represented here. Waynesboro...
» Top Employers good things
WellSpan Waynesboro Hospital 3,200 are happening
Manitowoc Crane Group 1,800 in our community!
Johnson Controls/Frick Company 500
Waynesboro Area School District 500 MARCH 7, 2020 MAY 16, 2020 NOW OPEN! LATE MAY –
EARLY OCTOBER
Source: Franklin County Area Development Corp. 2019 County Profile
CHOCOLATE Saturdays
EXTRAVAGANZA 8:30 to
NOON “…bringing
WAYNESBORO INDUSTRIAL hometown
back to
DEVELOPMENT CORP. MAIN STREET
PARK
FARMERS
MARKET
downtown”
The Waynesboro Industrial Development Corporation (WIDC) is a 501(C)6
non-profit corporation that strives to develop, own, lease, and improve property
that can be used for the advancement of commercial, industrial, and civic purposes
with the goal of promoting, stimulating, and revitalizing commerce, industry, and
manufacturing in the greater Waynesboro community.
WIDC is managed by a 13-member volunteer Board of Directors. The Corporation
recently completed with development of the 121 acre Wharf Road Industrial
Park in Zullinger, Washington Township. The Park features seven companies
who collectively employ more than 300 workers. For more information on WIDC
contact 717-762-7123 or visit www.waynesboroidc.org.
36 | 1920 – 2020 | celebrating 100 years of the chamber 717-762-7123 | www.waynesboro.org | 37BISER FARMS
AGRIBUSINESS
business & industry
business & industry
Agriculture is the number one industry in Franklin County. Nearly 1,400
farms operate here, most still family-owned and -operated. The average farm
consists of 171 acres. Franklin County ranks second in dairy, peach, and
Family-owned and operated dairy
apple production and fourth among Pennsylvania’s 67 counties in total cash
farm dedicated to providing the
receipts, bringing in about $250 million annually.
highest quality milk and cheese
717-372-3172 | Shop with us online at biserfarms.com LOCAL AGRIBUSINESS SPOTLIGHT:
FRANKLIN COUNTY AREA
DEVELOPMENT CORP.
Biser Farms
Nestled in the heart of South Central Pennsylvania, Biser Farms is a family-
owned and operated dairy farm dedicated to providing the highest quality
Franklin County Area Development Corp. (FCADC) is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit
milk and cheese products to its customers. While dairy farming is hard work
that works to create a countywide atmosphere that nourishes planned that requires dedication, there are many rewards one of which is producing a
growth and family-sustainable employment opportunities. This is achieved quality product for the American marketplace.
with strategies that focus on retention and expansion of existing employers,
the selective attraction of new businesses, and assisting the start-up of new At Biser Farms, the Biser family gets to spend their time with the animals
businesses. they love while working with their friends and families to craft the best diary
product possible. The Biser family takes great pride in knowing the work they
Created in 1960, FCADC, since 1986, has facilitated more than 760 successful do matters to their loyal client-base.
projects in Franklin County resulting in more than $2.1 billion in capital
expenditures and creating and retaining more than 50,000 jobs. Purveyors of fine milk and cheese, the Biser Family products have until just
recently only been available to clients within the PA, MD and DE markets.
» Franklin County Area Development Corp. With the emergence of the family’s online store and Internet presence,
1900 Wayne Road however, families nationwide may now enjoy what many in South-Central PA
Chambersburg, PA 17202 have come recognize as one of the areas best produced cheeses.
717-263-8282 | www.fcadc.com
» Biser Farms
3765 Pioneer Drive
St. Thomas, PA 17252
717-372-3172
www.biserfarms.com
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SHOP WIT !
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US ONLI
38 | 1920 – 2020 | celebrating 100 years of the chamber 717-762-7123 | www.waynesboro.org | 39LOCAL AGRIBUSINESS SPOTLIGHT:
business & industry
business & industry
Sugar Hollow
Farm Alpacas
Greeted by a herd of Huacaya alpacas, Sugar Hollow Farm Alpacas has a
friendly and unique welcoming party that makes guests feel like part of the
family. Co-owners, Jay Brown and wife Kathy, are delighted to share their story
about how the farm came to be one big happy family. “It all started in 2008
at a late summer fair in Lucketts, Virginia,” Jay begins. As the story goes,
they stopped by the yarn vendor because Kathy loves to knit. This particular
woman sold beautiful, soft, ‘and totally irresistible alpaca yarn,’ as Kathy puts
it. They admired photos of the cute crias (baby alpacas) that had been born two
weeks earlier, and learned alpacas are one of the easiest livestock to care for. Jay
fondly recollects, “Without realizing it, we had found our retirement plan!”
Heating Oils and Propane Gas • Family Operated for Over 60 Years
Sugar Hollow Farm Alpacas is open to the public and encourages school
11931 Buchanan Trail East, Waynesboro, PA 17268
groups to visit. Come learn more about these beautiful smart mammals that
do not have top teeth, can eat two pounds of grass a day, hum to communicate, 717-762-5711 • 800-463-5711 • www.MLHeat.com
have distinct personalities, and the softest fleece.
» Sugar Hollow Farm Alpacas
9955 Masters Road
Waynesboro, PA 17268
717-749-7056 | www.shfalpacas.com STOP BY
OUR STO
RE !
ltrushstone.com | (717) 765-6941
4493 Buchanan Trail East | Waynesboro, PA 17268
(beside Zullinger Community Center)
CUSTOMER SERVICE AND PRICE ARE IMPORTANT TO US,
MAKING US THE SMARTEST PLACE TO BUY FOR YOU.
40 | 1920 – 2020 | celebrating 100 years of the chamber 717-762-7123 | www.waynesboro.org | 41LOCAL AGRIBUSINESS SPOTLIGHT:
business & industry
business & industry
Ivy Hill Farm
Fresh is what it’s all about at Ivy Hill Farm – which has been in the Martin
PROFESSIONAL PARTNERSHIPS
family for seven generations and continues today under the ownership
of John (Steven) and Karen Martin. A pledge to carry on the tradition of
growing quality fruits, vegetables, and livestock on the 150-acre farm once
known as “Hospitality,” here you’ll find everything from fruits and vegetables,
herbs and bedding plants, to hanging baskets and other garden items. The
retail store shelves specialty items such as nuts, jams, jellies and their very
own home-made pressed cider. Ivy Hill Farm is about family and they
welcome yours to one of their many events throughout the year: Farm
Festival and Blessings of the Crops, Cider Press Party, Annual Apple Dessert
Bake Off, and Christmas on the Farm. Nestled in the livestock barns you
will find their Yorkshire hogs and chickens. Don’t forget to check out
“Harold” the unofficial trade mark known to all who visit the farm.
We strive to be your long-term
» Ivy Hill Farm Our team will
We are advisors.
risk management partner.
guide you every
13840 Smithsburg Pike We build these partnerships on We are part of your community. step of the way.
trust and experience.
Smithsburg, MD 21783
FIND US
FACEBO ON
301-824-4658 | ivy-hill-farm.com cfpandm.com Waynesboro,PA (717) 655-2449
OK! Craig, Friedly, Potter & Moore
a division of
Service Agreements
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business & industry
business & industry
» Borough of Waynesboro » PA Department of
www.waynesboropa.org Education
» Bureau of Consumer www.pde.state.pa.us
Protection » PA Department of Labor
www.attorneygeneral.gov and Industry
» Center for www.dli.state.pa.us
Entrepreneurial Assistance » PA Department of
www.pabizonline.com Revenue
» Franklin County www.revenue.pa.gov
Area Development » PA Department of
www.fcadc.com Transportation
» Franklin County, PA www.penndot.gov
www.co.franklin.pa.us » Small Business
» Franklin County Administration
Visitors Bureau www.sba.gov
www.explorefranklincountypa.com » Small Business
» Greater Waynesboro Development Center
Chamber of Commerce www.ship.edu/sbdc
www.waynesboro.org » State of Pennsylvania
»
Area Zip Codes »
Letterkenny Army Depot
www.letterkenny.army.mil
Mainstreet Waynesboro
»
www.state.pa.us
U.S. Census Data
www.census.gov
» Arendtsville.....................................17303 » Orbisonia...........................................17243
» Blue Ridge Summit...................... 17214 » Orrstown............................................17244 www.mainstreetwaynesboro.org » WellSpan Waynesboro
» Burnt Cabins....................................17215 » Orrtanna............................................17353 » PA Chamber of Business Hospital
» Cashtown.......................................... 17310 » Plainfield...........................................17081 and Industry www.wellspan.org
» Chambersburg................... 17201, 17202 » Pleasant Hall...................................17246 www.pachamber.org » Waynesboro Area
» Doylesburg....................................... 17219 » Quincy................................................. 17247 » PA Department of School District
» Dry Run...............................................17220 » St. Thomas........................................17252 Agriculture www.wasd.k12.pa.us
» Fairfield..............................................17320 » Scotland............................................17254 www.agriculture.pa.gov
» Fannettsburg..................................17221 » Shade Gap........................................17255
» Fayetteville......................................17222 » Shady Grove....................................17256
» Fort Loudon.....................................17224 » Shippensburg.................................17257
» Greencastle.....................................17225 » South Mountain.............................17261
» Lemasters.........................................17231 » Spring Run........................................17262
» Lurgan.................................................17232 » State Line..........................................17263
» Marion.................................................17235 » Walnut Bottom...............................17266
» McConnellsburg.............................17233 » Waynesboro....................................17268
» Mercersburg....................................17236 » Willow Hill........................................17271
» Mont Alto...........................................17237 » Zullinger............................................17272
» Newburg............................................17240
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living well
Living Well
LOCAL HEALTHCARE SPOTLIGHT:
WellSpan Waynesboro
Integrity. Compassion. Excellence. Service. WellSpan Waynesboro Hospital’s
team of dedicated hospitalists, surgeons, nurses, and administrative staff are
guided by these four core values as they make decisions in the interest of high-
quality patient care. That’s why it’s no surprise the hospital leads the region
in patient satisfaction scores. Established in 1922 by a group of volunteers in
response to the Spanish Influenza, WellSpan Waynesboro Hospital over the
years has continued to grow to better serve Waynesboro and its surrounding
communities. The hospital offers a full range of medical services, including
award-winning stroke care, comfortable patient rooms, a family birthing center,
and a wound care center. Adjacent to the hospital is the WellSpan Waynesboro
Medical Office Building, which offers a variety of practices for expert care close
to where patients live and work. Services include: urgent care; family medicine;
internal medicine; women’s care; breast care; oncology; endocrinology; ENT and
hearing; orthopedics; podiatry; and urology.
» WellSpan Waynesboro Hospital
501 E. Main Street
Waynesboro, PA 17268
717-765-4000
www.summithealth.org
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