DARKE COUNTY CHAMBER Membership Directory

2020 and Resource Guide

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Chamber Cover-2020-FINAL.indd 1 9/30/20 4:44 PM EALTHY LIVES TOG BUILDING H ETHER FAMILY PRACTICE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PEDIATRICS Arcanum Greenville Greenville (937) 547-2319 (937) 547-2320 (937) 692-6601 (937) 548-5811 (937) 548-1700 1101 Jackson St. Suite C S. Shellhaas, NP H. Yount, M.D. T. Brown, M.D. W. Osterbur, M.D. L. White, PHD A. Whitaker, NP D. Pohlman, M.D. R. Bowlin, M.D. E. Simmons, LPCC C. Chalou, NP B. Vehre, M.D. L. Hawley, M.D. T. Smith, LPC PHARMACY S. House, PA M. Britton, NP K. Ashbaugh, MD New Madison L. Triplett, PMH-NP (937) 548-2953 (937) 996-0023 Greenville Greenville M. Barga, LPCC Rachel Barhorst, Pharm D M. Carter, MSW, LSW Brenda Reitz, R. Ph S. Adkins, MD (937) 547-2321 (937) 547-2320 S. Fellers, LPCC-S Deana Anderson, R. Ph K. Borchers, NP J. Bowlin, M.D. C. Menendez, M.D. D. Garber, IMFT Lauren Haines, Pharm D M. Ferguson, NP T. Huffman, PA J. Homan, LPCC Versailles Tricia Ingle, Allergy Tech L. Livingston, NP V. Peters, PMH-NP (937) 526-3016 A. Hatic, DO G. Heiser, NP K. Harshbarger, M.D. J. Rawlins, M.D. DENTAL EYECARE (937) 547-2326 (937) 548-6111 E. Dajani, BDS, MS 5735 Meeker Rd., Greenville C. Miller, DDS K. Swensen, O.D. COMPREHENSIVE L. Halderman, DDS L. King, O.D J. Simon, O.D. HEALTH NETWORK M. Fourman, DDS 5420 St. Rt. 571 East CURBSIDE PICKUP FOR PHARMACY 5735 Meeker Road (937) 548-0506 Greenville, OH 45331 OH-70205345

2 Darke County Chamber Directory Welcome

Table of Contents Board of Directors �� 5 Welcome message Darke County Statistics �� 6 Chamber State of the Nation �� 8 from the Chairman Legislative Committee �� 9 Welcome to the Darke County Agriculture �� 10 Chamber of Commerce and to our Agriculture Committee �� 12 community, one of the best places in Ohio to live, work and raise a Ground Hog Day Luncheon �� 13 family. Coalition for a Healthy Darke County �� 14 The Darke County Chamber understands that in order to have a Chamber Ambassadors �� 15 strong economic environment you Ribbon Cuttings �� 17 must have a strong community. We are truly blessed in our community Human Resources Council �� 21 to have leaders, business owners, Safety Council �� 22 educators and citizens who realize that we all share in the responsibility of creating economic success and Annual Meeting �� 24 happiness within our community. I am honored to work Points of Interest �� 27 alongside our dedicated Board members who all share the same vision and drive for business and community Festivals �� 31 development. Real Estate �� 32 To help our member businesses, we provide a variety of Education �� 34 networking, educational, and social opportunities over the course of the calendar year. The programs and events Dining and Shopping �� 36 we present provide extraordinary opportunities to grow Recreation �� 38 needed networks and gain new insights to address the ever-changing challenges facing all of us in business Healthcare �� 40 today. Your membership in the Chamber provides unparalleled opportunities to connect with peers, current Chamber Member Benefits �� 45 and prospective clients and partners up and down the Business Guide �� 48 supply chain, to keep communication lines open. Membership Directory �� 54 By working together as Chamber members, we have a much stronger voice with our elected leaders as they contemplate policy revisions and new rules and regulations that create greater certainty and an improved environment for business. If you are not a member of the Darke County Chamber of Commerce, please join us today. Your membership will benefit your business and the community. I look forward to working with everyone in the coming year. Sincerely,

130 Martz Street Greenville, Ohio 45331 John Warner Phone: 937.548.2102 President & CEO, Brethren Retirement Community Fax: 937.548.5608 Chairman, Chamber Board of Directors Email: [email protected] 2020-2022 Website: darkecountyohio.com

Darke County Chamber Directory 3 The Chamber Thanks our Covid-19 Heroes! To our doctors, nurses, first responders, nursing home caregivers, truck drivers, grocery stores, restaurants, mail and delivery workers, government leadership, community volunteers, churches, law enforcement, and everyone that has made a difference. The Chamber appreciates you! We are still in this together! You may have heard the following quote from television personality Fred Rogers: “When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, ‘Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.’” In times of crisis, people don’t always rank the business community high on their list of society’s helpers, but we should. Whenever a crisis materializes, businesses have always been among the first to step up and help lead efforts that make positive impacts in people’s lives. Whether it’s delivering clean water and supplies to tornado ravaged communities or donating funds to help families rebuild after a storm, make no mistake—businesses have always been impacted by crisis and yet they continue to help our community and each other. Please continue to support our local chamber member businesses. OH-70205891

4 Darke County Chamber Directory Board of Directors

John Warner Peggy Schultz Sam Custer Joel Allread Chris Gigandet Chairman Chairman Elect Secretary Treasurer Immediate Past Chariman Brethren Retirement Wayne HealthCare OSU Extension- American Title Phelan Insurance Community Darke County Resources Agency, Inc.

Sharon Russ Badgett Chad Allison Marshall Deschambeau Park National Bank Beanblossom Brigitzer Combs President Edison State BASF Marshall Combs Chamber of Commerce Community College State Farm

Katie Diane Ewing Mike Fearon Travis Jason Hill DeLand Premier Health Graves-Fearon Agency Fliehman The Andersons Duane Morris Fliehman Law Group Government Strategies

Jeff Kniese Phillip Pierri Sarah Royer Sam Suter Mark Greenville Federal Financial Achievement The Natural Path GNB Banking Centers Whittaker Services Darke County Sheriff’s Office

Darke County Chamber Directory 5 Darke County Statistics

A Beautiful quiet area in west central Ohio. We celebrate the pride we have in our community and the people who live and work here.

Darke County has ranked at the top of Ohio’s agricultural receipts for many years. The wealth of the land and the work ethic of our people combine to create opportunities for those who locate here.

Although rural in nature, Darke County is located within a 30 to 90 minute drive of several major midwestern metropolitan communities including Dayton, Cincinnati, and Columbus, Ohio, and Indi- anapolis, Indiana. Because of its geographic location, Darke County is within a 90-minute air market for 55% of the population in the United States.

6 Darke County Chamber Directory POPULATION agriculture (2018 ESTIMATE) (2017 Census of Agriculture) Darke County ��51,323 Number of farms �� 1,658 Adams Township �� 2,045 Average farm size ��207 acres Arcanum Village �� 2,017 Total land in farms �� 343,774 acres Greenville City ��12,694 Total ag receipts �� $516,193,000 Greenville Township �� 4,208 Ohio ranking ��2nd Neave Township �� 1,544 Twin Township �� 1,526 Union City Village �� 1,599 LAbor Force Van Buren Township �� 1,408 Civilian labor force ��25,800 Versailles Village �� 2,576 Civilian labor force employed ��24,800 Wayne Township �� 1,726 Civilian labor force unemployed �� 1,000 Mean travel time to work ��23.2 minutes education 89.7% are high school graduates or higher Business 14.3% hold a bachelor’s degree or higher Total employer establishments �� 1,140 5.5% hold master’s degree or higher Manufacturers’ shipments �� $1,855,539,000 Retail Sales �� $480,641,000 Housing Retail Sales per capita �� $9,154 Number of housing units ��22,813 Owner-occupied housing units ��72.5% Income Median value of owner-occupied units ��$113,200 Median household income ��$52,691 Persons per household �� 2.45 Per capita income ��$26,262

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Darke County Chamber Directory 7 Chamber State of the Nation

The Darke County Chamber State of the Nation Legislative luncheon hosted by the Chamber Legislative Committee was held on Friday, November 8, 2019, at the Brethren Retirement Community with Ohio’s 8th Congressional District U.S. Congressman Warren Davidson.

Diane Ewing, CCO of Event Sponsor Premier Health and a director on the Chamber Board, opened Darke County Chamber members attended the State of the Nation Legislative luncheon on Friday, November 8, 2019 the luncheon on the recent with Ohio’s 8th Congressional District Congressman Warren Davidson as guest speaker. tragedies in the region — the death of Dayton Police the United States Army for between the Kurds and “The problem isn’t neces- Detective Jorge DelRio on twelve years that included Turkey, without “commit- sarily who picks up the November 4th, killed in the Germany at the fall of the ting” the country to war. tab, the problem is it costs line of duty, the mass shoot- Berlin Wall, noted America’s That diplomacy was one too much,” said Davidson. ing in the city that took long line of heroes, those of the reasons that he ran He cited healthcare as the lives of nine, and the who “have served our for office, not that he was six percent of the GDP Memorial Day tornadoes. country, selflessly.” against a strong military. (Gross Domestic Product) “It makes your diplomacy in the 1960s to nearly 19 It was only the night before The Congressman com- much more successful. If percent today as a mas- that Ewing was at the pared the treatment of you want peace, prepare sive transfer of wealth from Schuster Center in Dayton Vietnam veterans to that of for war.” “everyone else” to the on Main Street for an event “our police officers today,” industry. However, he did when she noted several highlighting Det. DelRio’s He went on to state that note “everyone is sick” of police cruisers were driv- death before briefly touch- ongoing war was not making the current system except ing slowly, lights on but no ing on a variety of hot top- America more secure but for the health insurance sirens and an ambulance ics. leading towards bankruptcy. companies “they like it, pass the building. “That they like it a lot, it is great turned out to be part of Those topics included “We’re in the process of for them.” the Detective DelRio’s last the United States-Mexico- bankrupting our country journey,” said Ewing. She Canada Agreement fighting other people’s State of the Nation spon- explained how police offi- (USMCA) with Mexico and wars,” continued Davidson. sors included Event cers, firefighters, and first Canada already signed “The hook to me is don’t Sponsor Premier Health, responders put their lives on, “hopefully we’ll get a bankrupt America.” Gold Sponsors Greenville on the line every day, that it vote on it soon,” to ongoing Federal, Walls Brothers was an honor to be there to negotiations with China, The Congressman also Asphalt, and Silver see it, but at the same time, the Congressman having briefly noted the country’s Sponsors Brady Ware “so incredibly sad.” traveled to the country last debt, which he sums up as & Company, Brookdale month. “freedom versus free stuff, Greenville, Fifth Third As the featured speaker, and I just think defend free- Bank, Brethren Retirement Congressman Warren Davidson also cited the dom” to the Medicare for Community, and Edison Davidson, who served in cease-fire negotiated All debate. State Community College.

Legislative Committee Members: Russ Badgett, Park National Bank, Allison Brigitzer, BASF, Marshall Combs, Marshall Combs State Farm, Pat Custenborder, Phelan Insurance Agency, Sam Custer, OSU Extension, Darke County, Katie DeLand, Duane Morris Government Strategies, Sharon Deschambeau, Darke County Chamber, Wayne Deschambeau, Wayne HealthCare, Diane Ewing, Premier Health, Mike Fearon, Graves Fearon Agency, Dr. Mike Fourman, Family Health, Jason Hill, The Andersons, Sharon Henry, Classic Carriers, Terry Holman, Darke County General Health District, Kent James, GNB Banking Centers, Committee Chairman Jeff Kniese, Greenville Federal, Bob Nelson, Berkshire Hathaway Home Services, Randy O’Dell, JAFE Decorating, Kristi Strawser, State of the Heart Care, Perry Walls, Walls Brothers Asphalt, Jim Ward, Fry & Company, John Warner, Brethren Retire- ment Community, Mark Whittaker, Darke County Sheriff’s Office.

8 Darke County Chamber Directory Legislative Committee

The Darke County Chamber Legislative Committee is one of the most active in the state of Ohio. Purpose: The Legislative Committee of the Darke County Chamber of Commerce (DCCC) is committed to reviewing, developing, and supporting issues that promote a positive, pro-active economic environment and enhanced quality of life. The Chamber believes that laws and regulations should serve the public without acting as a detriment to business development and growth. Our purpose is to influence our elected officials in ways that will improve the ability of a business to compete in the worldwide economy and continue to generate income and jobs that will help to enhance Darke County. Legislative issues are raised by chamber members and evaluated by the Legislative Committee with a recommendation to the Board of Directors of the DCCC.

Chamber State of the State The Darke County For Representative Powell, Senator Matt Huffman has ers and employees beyond Chamber State of the her office is currently prioritized Senate Bill 89, a the four-year degree. “The State luncheon hosted by focused on technical and cor- reform bill for joint-vocational community colleges are the Chamber Legislative rective changes to tax law, or schools and Senator Stephen really the future for work- Committee was held on House Bill 197. The bill is to Huffman a health transparen- force training,” said Senator Friday, October 4, 2019 at ensure the tax code is accu- cy bill. One that would essen- Matt Huffman. “Today’s col- Romer’s Catering. The guest rate, clear, and free of errors. tially allow patients to make lege product for many peo- informed decisions related to speaker panel included State According to Representative ple is not worth the cost.” their health care and to elimi- Representatives Jena Powell Powell, 125 errors were iden- As a solid millennial, nate “surprise” billing. and Susan Manchester, and tified in the code. Representative Manchester State Senators Matt Huffman Mental health was a sig- Representative Manchester said the overwhelming mes- and Stephen Huffman. nificant topic starting with sage when growing up was cited House Bill 8, Foster Representative Powell, who The state representatives Caregiver Training legisla- to obtain a four-year college and senators were on hand cited concerns surround- degree. tion that would see reform for ing farmers and school to answer a few questions “I’m so thankful to see that requirements around foster children. She stated, “I don’t in regards to mental health, conversation is chang- care training. She empha- think we have a good grasp education, and what we may sized the opioid crisis has ing everywhere I go,” said expect on down the road. of what we are defining as increased the need for foster mental health.” Representative Manchester. The event began with the caregivers in the system. She was a participant priorities in the General Her office is also working on Representative Manchester earlier that morning in Assembly this fall or particu- House Bill 183, in regards to noted the increase in sui- Manufacturing Day, a national lar legislation the representa- the aging farmer population. cide rates “across the event that invites high school tives and senators were cam- The bill would reward a tax board” and through all sec- sophomore students to tour paigning on or sponsoring. credit to beginning farmers. tors of society with the drug area manufactures. It is an epidemic opening eyes on opportunity to see firsthand mental health. the many career options “Keep in mind, there’s only available in the industry. so much government can do,” “Community colleges, the said Senator Matt Huffman on vocational schools, all of the topic of mental health. He those programs have seen a explained a disconnect from tremendous amount of sup- society in “many ways” that port,” continued Manchester. did not exist when he was “There are so many opportu- growing up, how individuals nities available to them.” need to be more proactive in their community, and to have State of the State spon- human interactions. sors were Event Sponsor Wayne HealthCare, Gold Senator Stephen Huffman Sponsors Premier Health, The concurred with the state- Andersons Marathon Ethanol, Pictured left to right, Jeff Kniese, Darke County Chamber Board Director ment saying it is all about and Silver Sponsors BASF and Legislative Committee Chairman, State Representative Jena Powell the family. Corporation, FRAM, Fry & (District 80), State Representative Susan Manchester (District 84), State Senator Matt Huffman (12th District), and State Senator Stephen Huffman On education, the panel Company, CPAs, Kettering (5th District) during the State of the State luncheon held on Friday, October agreed on the need for Health Network, Reid Health, 4, 2019. more options for employ- and Whirlpool Corporation.

Darke County Chamber Directory 9 Agriculture in Darke County

Ranking (2017 Census of agriculture) Ohio Product Ranking Total Total Ag Receipts...... 2nd...... $516,193,000 Crop Receipts...... 1st...... $161,414,000 Livestock Receipts...... 2nd...... $354,779,000 Grains...... 1st...... $155,822,000 Vegetables...... 19th...... $1,767,000 Fruits...... 34th...... $258,000 Nursery & Greenhouse.... 39th...... $1,669,000 Other Crops & Hay...... 38th...... $1,899,000 Milk Cow...... 8th...... $32,175,000 Cattle & Calves...... 4th...... $26,658,000 Hogs & Pigs...... 2nd...... $108,634,000 Poultry & Eggs...... 2nd...... $186,813,000 Sheep & Goats...... 42nd...... $196,000 Horses & Donkeys...... 42nd...... $212,000 SPECIALIZING IN: Other Animals...... 41st...... $91,000 • Grain Marketing • Animal Feeds KELLERSi1uT l'J.'H Si1uT l'J.'HSi1uT l'J.'H KELLERKELLERKELLER Si1uT l'J.'H and Needs By the numbers �,;: ��,;:,, ;: (2017 Census of agriculture) _,_,_,_, To keep up with specials, •me ••...•mememe,. ...�...... ,. ,. ,.� � new� products, and events! Number of Farms �� 1,658 Keller Grain & Feed Inc. Keller GraKeiKen ller&ller F Grae Graedin Inc. &in F& ee dF eInc.ed Inc.K eller Animal Feeds & Needs Drive Thru Average Farm Size �� 207 Acres Keller AnimalKeller Animal KFeedseller F &Animaleeds Needs & Needs F Driveeeds Drive & Thru Needs Thru Drive Thru KellerHoratioHoratio Grain - - P& iPt sburgiFeedtsburg Inc. Keller AnimalGreenville Feeds & Needs Horatio - PitsburgHoratio - Pitsburg GreenvilleGreenville Total Land in Farms ��343,774 Acres Horatiowww.kellergrain.comwww.kellergrain.com — Pitsburg DriveGreenvilleww wru .keHerfeeds — Greenville .com www.kellergrain.comwww.kellergrain.com www .keHerfeeds.com Total Cropland in Farms ��306,624 Acres 4www.kellergrain.com48-448-22842284 * 800-537-7302 wwwww.kellerfeeds.comw .keHerfeeds833-41ww28 5w48-0130.com .keHerfeeds .com 448-2284 448-2284* 800-537-7302 833-4128 548-0130 *448-2284 800-537-7302 • 800-537-7302* 800-537-7302 833-412548-01308 548-0130833-412 8 548-0130

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10 Darke County Chamber Directory Darke County is one of the top agricultural counties in Ohio

Darke County is one of the top agricul- ranked second in the state of Ohio In Darke County they offer program tural counties in Ohio. Major farm prod- for total ag receipts with $516,193,000. areas including 4-H Youth Development, ucts are soybeans, corn, hogs, poultry, Also, Darke County was first in grain Community Development, Agricultural livestock, wheat, dairy products, and production, fourth in cattle and calves, and Natural Resources, Family and beef cattle. The county’s 343,774 acres second in hogs and pigs, and second Consumer Sciences, and SNAP-Ed. of farmland are divided into 1,658 in poultry and eggs. farms. The average farm is 207 acres. According to the Ohio Department The OSU Extension is a dynamic of Development, 85.89% of Darke According to the US Department educational entity that partners with County’s 600 square miles is used for of Agriculture, National Agricultural individuals, families, communities, cultivated crops, pasture, and hay and Statistics Service and 2017 Census business and industry, and organiza- only 7.2% is developed for residential, of Agriculture websites, Darke County tions to strengthen the lives of Ohioans. commercial, and industrial use.

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Darke County Chamber Directory 11 Agriculture Committee

2020 Chamber Ag Day The annual Chamber Ag Day Luncheon was sched- Purpose: uled for Friday, March 20, The primary purpose of the Agriculture Committee is 2020 in partnership with to be involved in the promotion and support of agri- the Darke Soil and Water culture by informing the community through public Conservation District events. and the Ohio Department of Agriculture. With the Agriculture Committee Members: Covid-19 pandemic and Chad Beanblossom, Edison State Community the guidelines set forth College, David Coons, Phelan Insurance Agency, by Ohio Governor Mike Committee Chairman Sam Custer, OSU Extension, DeWine, the Darke County Darke County, Sharon Deschambeau, Darke County Chamber was unable to Chamber, Mike Fearon, Graves Fearon Agency, Doug hold its annual Chamber Harman, First Choice Realty, Terry Holman, Darke Ag Day Luncheon. County General Health District, Michelle Lefeld, The Andersons, Shane Stonebraker, Park National Bank, Chamber Ag Day has Sam Suter, GNB Banking Centers been in existence for more than 60 years to honor thank the following busi- Health, Park National Bank, those in agriculture and to nesses for their spon- Walls Brothers Asphalt foster partnerships among sorships and to event Company, and Wayne our farmers, agri-business- host Romer’s Catering, HealthCare es and traditional busi- Greenville. nesses in Darke County. Silver Sponsors: Agriculture is the number Chamber Ag Day Event CF Poeppleman/Pepcon, one business in Darke Sponsors: Cooper Farms Darke County Farmers County and the most cur- and The Andersons Union, Edison State rent Census of Agriculture Marathon Ethanol Community College, Cash Receipts annual total Finnarn Ag Law, First Speaker Sponsors: is $516,193,000, giving Choice Realty, Fry & Cal-Maine Foods, Inc., Darke County a ranking Company, CPAs, Darke County Farm of second in agriculture in Graves-Fearon Agency, Bureau, Darke Rural Ohio. Greenville Technology Inc., Electric Cooperative, Inc., Mote & Associates, Inc., Chamber Ag Day is orga- Farm Credit Mid-America, ProMedica 360Health, and nized by the Darke County and Koenig Equipment Spirit Medical Transport Chamber Agriculture Gold Sponsors: AIM Committee. Friends of Agriculture Media Midwest-Darke Sponsors: Darke County The Darke County County Media, GNB Agricultural Society and Chamber would like to Banking Centers, Premier Rebsco, Inc.

12 Darke County Chamber Directory 13th Annual Ground Hog Day Luncheon

The Darke County ing public assistance Chamber of Commerce eligibility. For example, welcomed Ohio Treasurer a current Medicaid rule Robert Sprague for their stipulates that anyone with 13th annual Groundhog a disability and more than Day event on Friday, $2,000 in checking will January 31, 2020. lose their benefits. Sprague offered a “It really disincentivizes glimpse into Ohio’s suc- individuals with disabili- cess story, and the role ties from living and work- the treasurer’s office plays ing out in your commu- in that success as trusted nity,” explained Sprague stewards of Ohio’s taxpay- with the solution being er dollars, wise investors STABLE Account, which in Ohio’s future, and bold allows up to $12,000 in innovators for the people Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague was the guest speaker for the Darke County deposits a year. of Ohio. Chamber 13th annual Groundhog Day event on Friday, January 31, 2020. Sprague was pleased that Their goal, said Sprague, students who participate gram. One of those pro- since taking office last grams is ZeroBack, which is to make lives better, in Junior Achievement, year, the no-fee STABLE aims to reduce recidivism starting with the recent continued Sprague with Account membership has within the prison popula- launch of the Compass highlights on other pro- grown from 9,500 to over tion as part of a public- Award, which recognizes grams including Ag Link 14,000, or by 40 percent. those who aid youth in Ag Link will be of interest private partnership. He emphasized the hard developing financial lit- to area farmers as this “[Recidivism]is obviously work of his staff, who eracy. program provides eligible very costly to the state, farm operators and agri- has spoken with families Ohio’s eight indepen- but the real cost is to the business owners an up to communities they go back about “this great financial dent chapters of Junior three percent interest rate product.” Achievement were the to and commit additional reduction on operating The event sponsor was first Compass Award crimes,” said Sprague, loans of $150,000 or less. who briefly shared the the Dayton REALTORS® recipients. . For the small busi- story of Cleveland- based Gold Sponsors included Junior Achievement pro- ness owner, the State executive Tim Johnston. vides youth with not only AIM Media Midwest- Treasurers’ office provides Johnston, as the inspiration financial literacy but the Darke County Media, the GrowNOW program for the ZeroBack program, necessary knowledge GNB Banking Centers, with a similar offering of utilizes prior experience and skills to make wise Greenville Federal, up to three percent inter- to educate and train pris- academic choices. Phelan Insurance Agency, est rate reductions on new oners in preparation for Premier Health, Park According to Sprague, or existing loans up to their release back into the National Bank, and Wayne 88 percent of those who $400,000. community. HealthCare. complete the Junior While Sprague did not “The best thing about this Achievement program Silver Sponsors were elaborate during the program is if it doesn’t report being satisfied with 360Health, Brethren luncheon, his office also work, not a single penny their careers. Retirement Community, offers ReEnergize Ohio, of your hardearned tax- Dave Knapp Ford Lincoln, “Isn’t that great for kids an interest rate reduction payer dollars is going to Family Health, Fifth Third to be satisfied with the in business-related costs, be spent on the program,” Bank, Kettering Health choice they are making?” and ECO-Link, for home said Sprague. “If it pro- Network, Koverman Staley said Sprague, with half improvement rate reduc- duces results, we’ll all Dickerson Insurance, May of those alumni students tions. benefit from it.” Financial Group, Mercer able to pay their student Sprague also highlighted The treasurer also Savings Bank, Midmark, debt off in ten years com- ResultsOHIO that address- shared information on Norcold, Reid Health, pared to 21 years for the es addiction, infant mor- the STABLE Account that Spirit Medical Transport, rest of the country. tality, water quality, and allows those with dis- State of the Heart Care, It emphasizes the financial more as a results-driven abilities to save and invest Walls Brothers Asphalt, calculations in the lives of “pay for success” pro- their money without los- and Whirlpool.

Darke County Chamber Directory 13 Coalition for a Healthy Darke County

Mission: To bring our entire community together to create and maintain healthy lifestyles for all residents and businesses in Darke County.

History Local “Champions” The Coalition for a Healthy Darke County was founded as a 501(c)3 in 2016 with a goal of “leading our community in a collaborative effort to impact health, wellness and social issues.” In 2019, the Coalition was approached by members of the Healing Communities Study (HCS) from Ohio State University and asked to participate in a community-based research study with the primary goal of reducing opioid overdose deaths by 40% over 3 years. The HCS is funded and overseen by the National Institutes of Health and is taking place across four states and in 18 counties throughout Ohio. In Darke County, the study provides $900,000 in grant funding to support the implementation of local, evidence-based interventions to meet the study’s primary goal. Sharon Deschambeau, President, Diane Ewing, Chief Liaison to Darke County Chamber, President, President/CEO and Vice President, Coalition, Liaison to HCS Government Affairs at Premier Working Together Health, Media Champion Darke to Develop Solutions County Since January 2020, the HCS team has been working with the Coalition Champions of 3 core groups (Media, Intervention, Data) as well as their respective committees, which are comprised of Coalition members and local experts from law enforcement, mental health, recovery, EMS, healthcare and the judicial system. Each committee takes on specific tasks which are then reported to and approved by the Coalition. Examples of Interventions Being Considered • Leave-Behind Narcan kits after EMS calls related to overdose Brian Phillips, Assistant Chief, Dr. Laurie White, Director of Greenville Township Rescue, Data Planning and Development and • Transportation to treatment for those in recovery Champion Darke County Director of Behavioral Health Family • Community-wide case management for those in recovery Health, Intervention Champion Darke County • Increased education for those considered high-risk when released from jail Coalition 2020-2021 Board of Directors Chairman Elect John Warner, Brethren Retirement Community, Secretary Diane Ewing, Premier Health, Treasurer Chief Deputy Mark Whittaker, Darke County Sheriff’s Office, Immediate Past Chairman Matt Aultman, Keller Grain & Feed, President Sharon Deschambeau, Darke County Chamber, Carla Allen, Darke County Job and Family Services, Terri Becker, Tri-County Board of Recovery and Mental Health Services, Sam Casalano, Darke County YMCA, Cynthia Cook-Wion, Recovery and Wellness Centers for Midwest Ohio, Wayne Deschambeau, Wayne HealthCare, Superintendent Doug Fries, Greenville City Schools, Chris Gigandet, Phelan Insurance Agency, Judge Jonathan Hein, Darke County Common Pleas Court, Dr. Terry Holman, Darke County General Health District, Kent James, GNB Banking Centers, Dr. Tim Kathman, Wayne HealthCare and Darke County Coroner, Chief of EMS Brian Phillips, Greenville Township Emergency Services, Sarah Royer, The Natural Path, Jeff Vaughn, Council on Rural Services-ACES, and Dr. Laurie White, Family Health Services. Visit the Coalition’s website for additional information, https://coalitiondarkecounty.com/

14 Darke County Chamber Directory Chamber Ambassadors

Purpose: To promote good will and serve as a public relations unit for the Darke County Chamber of Commerce. To strengthen the Darke County Chamber of Commerce by being responsible for the membership enrollment. To handle and organize the social functions of the Chamber in cooperation with the Board of Directors.

Ambassadors: Monica Alexander, Fifth Third Bank, Ambassador Chairman Joel Allread, American Title Resources, Diana Beck, D.L. Beck, Sharon Deschambeau, Darke County Chamber, Wayne Deschambeau, Wayne HealthCare, Terri Flood, Wayne HealthCare, Nick Good, Greenville Federal, Lynne Gump, American Red Cross of Northern Miami Valley Ohio, Candy Helm, AIM Media Midwest/Darke County Media, Dave Keiser, Littman Thomas Agency, Mandy Mote, Romer’s Catering, Dale Musser, Brethren Retirement Community, Bob Nelson, Berkshire Hathaway Home Services, Christie Randall, AIM Media Midwest/Darke County Media, Sarah Royer, The Natural Path, Mike Snyder and Kristi Strawser, State of the Heart Care

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Darke County Chamber Directory 15 57th Annual Chamber Golf Outing The Chamber Ambassadors are the offi- cial greeters for Chamber events and ribbon cuttings and host of the Annual Chamber Golf Outing. One hundred and four golfers representing twenty-six teams participated in the 57th Annual Chamber Golf Outing at Stillwater Valley Golf Club on Monday, August 5, 2019. Chamber members and prospective members enjoyed an opportunity to meet, exchange ideas and enjoy a great day of golf. Golf Outing sponsors were Silver Sponsors Classic Ramco Electric Motors, to win a new vehicle for a Event Sponsor Wayne Carriers, Graves-Fearon Park National Bank, and hole-in-one. Hole-In-One HealthCare; Gold Sponsors Agency, JAFE Decorating, Zechar-Bailey Funeral Sponsors were Dave Knapp Phelan Insurance Agency, Leis Realty, Mercer Ford Lincoln, Hittle Buick Homes. Premier Health, and Walls Savings Bank, Orthopedic GMC, and Troutwine Brothers Asphalt. Associates of SW Ohio, Golfers had an opportunity Auto Sales.

Left to right, Bryan Knapp, Dave Knapp Ford Left to right, Chamber Ambassadors Mike Snyder, Left to right, Chamber Ambassadors Mike Snyder Lincoln, Chamber President Sharon Deschambeau, Diana Beck, Dale Musser, Ryan Class, Hittle Buick and Nick Good, Chamber President Sharon Dave Knapp, Dave Knapp Ford Lincoln, and GMC, Chamber President Sharon Deschambeau, Deschambeau, Todd Troutwine, Troutwine Auto Chamber Ambassadors Joel Allread, Sarah Royer, and Chamber Ambassadors Joel Allread and Sarah Sales, and Chamber Ambassador Bob Nelson Mike Snyder and Bob Nelson Royer

1st Place Team, JAFE Decorating, (left to right) 2nd Place Team, Edison State Community College, 3rd Place Team, GNB Banking Centers, (left to Taylor Brubaker, Lisa O’Dell, Randy O’Dell, Brad (left to right) Bruce McKenzie, Rick Hanes, Chris right) Curt Brooks, Brian Wood, Sam Suter, Jim O’Dell Spradlin, Chad Beanblossom Magoto

16 Darke County Chamber Directory Ribbon Cuttings & Ground Breaking Nature’s Heart Yoga New Location Celebration Certified yoga teacher and business owner Erica Menke cut the ribbon on Thursday, May 2, 2019 for the new location of Nature’s Heart Yoga at 407 South Broadway, Greenville. Erica was joined by Darke Chamber members, Ambassadors, City of Greenville and State of Ohio officials. Nature’s Heart Yoga offers private client yoga sessions, and community outreach programs including a variety or workshops, Yoga at Work, and Yoga Sport with plans for expansion of products and services.

Wayne HealthCare Construction Groundbreaking Wayne Deschambeau, President and CEO of Wayne HealthCare, greeted 100 guests at the groundbreaking ceremony on Tuesday, May 21, 2019, for the construction of a new addition to the hospital. To be completed by the end of 2020 the new three-story 75,000 square foot addition will feature 32 private inpatient beds, home to the Special Beginnings Birthing Center, and a new Wellness Center with community rooms, demonstration kitchen, employee fitness center, sports performance and general fitness wellness track. The new addition will continue to build on Wayne HealthCare’s mission to provide quality care and promote wellness close to home.

Gordmans Opens New Store Darke County Chamber members, Ambassadors, and city officials joined Gordmans’ store manager Helen Jessup and employees for a grand opening celebration and ribbon cutting held Thursday, June 27, 2019, at the Greenville location, 1325 Wagner Avenue. Greenville Gordmans is one of 25 opened in Ohio communities and offers bigger deals, small prices on the latest trends in merchandise for men’s and women’s clothing and shoes in addition to home décor, bedding, kitchen and more. Chamber offers ribbon cuttings for members Did you know that the Darke County Chamber offers ribbon cuttings as a benefit of membership for business grand openings, anniversaries, expansions and other celebrations? We assist with the planning of your event by inviting the membership, elected officials, and media.

Darke County Chamber Directory 17 Ribbon Cuttings & Ground Breaking

City of Greenville Celebrates Street Reconstruction City of Greenville celebrated the completed reconstruction project of Fourth and Sweitzer Streets with a ribbon cutting on Thursday, July 18, 2019. In attendance were Darke County Chamber members, Ambassadors, city council members, school officials, Ohio Department of Transportation representatives, and project contractor Brumbaugh Construction. The street has new water lines, sanitary sewer, storm sewer, curb-gutter sidewalks, street lighting, and street reconstruction.

Beanz Buttercream Bakery Opens in Downtown Greenville Sean Strawser, baker and owner, life dream became a reality with the opening of Beanz Buttercream Bakery at 316 South Broadway, Greenville. The new business and Chamber member officially opened its doors with the grand opening and ribbon cutting on Tuesday, July 23, 2019 with Chamber members, Ambassadors, family, and friends. Customers have a choice of indoor or outdoor seating and can enjoy freshly baked made from scratch cheesecakes, pinwheels, cookies, breads, cinnamon rolls, muffins, and cupcakes. As a nice choice for people who want coffee with their baked goods, Twisted River coffees is served.

BMF Fitness Grand Opening Celebration BMF Fitness HIT training facility located in downtown Greenville celebrated the grand opening with a ribbon cutting on Thursday, August 1, 2019. BMF Fitness is located at 100 West Third Street, Suite 300, Greenville, above Bach to Rock Music. BMF Fitness specializes in interval training and modifying exercises to meet the needs of each individual. BMF’s goal is to help others become more! BMF Fitness is owned by Melissa Riethman, fitness instructor and personal trainer.

18 Darke County Chamber Directory Grand Opening Great Darke County Fair The Darke County Agricultural Society and the Darke County Chamber welcomed fairgoers with the grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony of the 163rd Great Darke County Fair on Friday, August 16, 2019. The fair hosted nine days and nine nights of fun and excitement for visitors of all ages. With rides, entertainment, 4-H Jr. Fair and open class livestock shows there was something for everyone.

Marshall Combs State Farm Celebrates Grand Opening New Darke County Chamber member Marshall Combs State Farm and owner Marshall Combs welcomed Chamber members, family, and guests to a grand opening celebration and ribbon cutting on Thursday, September 19, 2019. Marshall Combs State Farm offers financial planning for vehicle loans, other bank products, investments, auto insurance, life insurance, home insurance, and business insurance. Marshall Combs State Farm is located at 200 Wagner Avenue, Greenville.

Final Bow: Center For Children’s Performing Arts Relocation Celebration Relocation celebration and ribbon cutting was held on Wednesday, November 6, 2019, for Chamber member Final Bow: Center For Children’s Performing Arts. Executive Director Hillary Holzapfel and Artistic Director Lindsey Ausborn welcomed Darke County Chamber members, Ambassadors, and visitors with a tour of their 14,000 square foot facility at 116 East Third Street,

Greenville. Final Bow: Center For MUSIC DANCE THEATRE Children’s Performing Arts is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization with a mission to inspire children through performing arts, to reach full potential and be a positive influence in the community.

Darke County Chamber Directory 19 Ribbon Cuttings & Ground Breaking Happily Ever Co. New Location Grand Opening Happily Ever Co. was welcomed to downtown Greenville by Darke County Chamber members and Ambassadors with a ribbon cutting on Wednesday, November 13, 2019. Sarah Schinke, business owner, began with an online store in October 2018. After an overwhelmingly response, a brick and mortar store was opened in January 2019 on Wagner Avenue, but quickly outgrew the location and relocated to the present location at 519 South Broadway. Happily Ever Co. is a trendy, affordable and all- inclusive women’s boutique that carries sizes small through 3X.

Dairy Queen Grill & Chill Holds Grand Opening Celebration Cutting the ribbon was Mark Roberts, Greenville location General Manager, Dairy Queen Grill & Chill, during the grand opening and ribbon cutting on Thursday, January 9, 2020, at 1510 Wagner Avenue. The new business and Chamber member was welcomed to the community by Chamber members, Board Directors, and Ambassadors. The restaurant seats over 54 people inside and weather permitting customers can enjoy the outdoor covered patio. The Greenville location employs 25 full-time employees and more than 15 part time. DQ franchisee partners with over 100 years of combined restaurant experience include Keith Chambers, Brian Wheeler, and Chad Wheeler.

Rainbow Accounting Services, LLC Celebrates Relocation Rainbow Accounting Services and owners Melissa and Rue Bowman celebrated their relocation to 111 North Bridge Street, Gettysburg, with a ribbon cutting hosted by the Darke County Chamber on Wednesday, February 12, 2020. Rainbow Accounting Services is large enough to offer a full range of professional services, but small enough to give the individual attention that customers deserve. Services provided include income tax preparation, bookkeeping services, payroll services, representation services, retirement and 401K planning, and personal finance assistance.

20 Darke County Chamber Directory Human Resources Council Statement of Human Resources Council Members: Kendra Anglero, Brethren Retirement Community, Council Chairman Mission and Purpose Allison Brigitzer, BASF, Stephanie Burke, Family Health, Sharon • To establish personal and professional Deschambeau, Darke County Chamber, Kelly Everhart, Darke County communications between human relations Commissioners, Debby Folkerth, Park National Bank, Jeff Francis, Phelan personnel within commerce and industry. Insurance Agency, Gloria Harpest, GNB Banking Centers, Sharon Henry, Classic Carriers, Julie Horzsa, Dayton Physicians Network, Vera Houpt, • To share growth oriented and problem Dave Knapp Ford Lincoln, Rebecca Liette, Pohl Transportation, Billie resolution successes and ideas in Lucente-Baker, Premier Health, Christy McClurg, JAFE Decorating, “roundtable”. Bethany Menke, Midmark, Ed Orazen, JAFE Decorating, Shelley Peters, • To provide a forum to address human Comprehensive Health Network, Carie Pope, Spirit Medical Transport, relations issues and concerns of mutual Dan Rupert, BASF, Peggy Schultz, Wayne HealthCare, Robyn Studabaker, interest. Greenville Federal, Abby Thomas, Comprehensive Health Network, • To provide training and educational Maria Weaver, The Winery at Versailles, Millie Woryk, Council on Rural programming to promote sound human Service Programs, and Vicki Wuebker, Rest Haven. relations management. Diversity & Inclusion: The What, So What and Now What Moving from Experience to Impact The Darke County Chamber Stacey Lawson is an innovative and inclusion by the Ohio joined Premier Health and the and transformational change Diversity Conference as a Coalition for a Healthy Darke leader with a demonstrated DiversityFirsts and received County to host a Diversity record of translating strategy the Rainbow Award for her & Inclusion Workshop at into results. She has been with community efforts in promot- the Brethren Retirement Premier Health for 21+ years ing racial harmony and rec- Community on Tuesday, and is credited with having onciliation. In 2002, she was November 19, 2019. The spearheaded the first com- recognized as one of Dayton’s speaker was Stacey Lawson, prehensive strategic diversity PHR, CDM, SHRM-SCP, Vice initiative for Premier Health. Top 40 Under 40. President of Human Resources Stacey Lawson was recog- Stacey Lawson currently sits Operations, Premier Health. on the Boards for Wright State Stacey Lawson, PHR, CDM, SHRM- nized as a 2014 Woman of As stewards of the pub- SCP, Vice President of Human Influence as well as a previous University Alumni Association, lic good, all organizations, Resources Operations, Premier Outstanding African American the Dayton Art Institute and regardless of mission, are Health, was the featured speaker at Alumni from Wright State Culture Works. She is also on called on to embrace and cel- the Diversity & Inclusion Workshop University in Dayton, Ohio, the Advisory Council for the ebrate our common humanity, on November 19, 2019 held at the where she also earned both UNCF. and the inherent worth of all Brethren Retirement Community. her B.S., in Human Resources people. In doing so, we must Management and her M.S., The workshop was made pos- also acknowledge that a cli- sity and inclusion; discussed in Business & Industrial sible through the generous mate of growing intolerance stereotypes, how they get Management Counseling. support of Premier Health, and inequity is a challenge She received acknowledge- Coalition for a Healthy Darke to our values and ideals. started and provided a com- ment for her contributions County, and the Darke County Divisions along economic, mon framework for address- to social justice, equality, Chamber. racial, religious, and political ing them; and, reviewed the lines have created an increas- leader’s role in creating a ingly polarized society in culture that embraces diver- need of healing. And the com- sity and inclusion and prac- plex issues and dynamics at tical tips that leaders at all the intersection of race, class, levels can use to engage staff gender, and sexuality call for to improving the employee deeper thinking as we seek to experience. She provided an understand each other. actionable framework and During her presentation, template to use in developing Stacey Lawson identified a a Diversity Strategy. The work- common and inclusive defini- shop attendees were from tion for diversity while also, non-profit, for-profit, not-for- differentiating between diver- profit and government sectors. OH-70206114

Darke County Chamber Directory 21 Darke County Safety Council

Since 1994 the Darke County Safety Join the Darke County Safety Council Kent Myers Council has been co-sponsored by July 31st of each year, attend 10 Brumbaugh by the Darke County Chamber of safety council meetings or BWC spon- Construction Inc., Commerce and the Ohio Bureau sored events, send a qualified senior- Chairman of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) level manager to a safety council Jeff Francis Division of Safety and Hygiene. sponsored meeting, and submit semi- Phelan Insurance Agency, Vice Chairman Thousands of Ohio employers find annual workplace accident reports Sharon Deschambeau value and worker’s compensation for the calendar year to be eligible Secretary / Treasurer and Safety Council Manager, premium savings by actively par- for potential rebates. Membership in Darke County Chamber ticipating in one of Ohio’s 84 BWC the Darke County Safety Council will Allison Brigitzer sponsored safety councils. enable a business to take advantage BASF, Member of savings by eliminating or reducing Bob Heater A company has a potential to earn workplace injuries and illnesses. Safety 4U, LLC, Member a 2% participation rebate when Chad Kimmel you become an active member of Membership is open to all compa- Midmark Corporation, Member the Safety Council and a potential nies in Ohio regardless of Chamber Todd Kindle to earn an additional 2% perfor- membership status. Companies must BASF, Member mance bonus by reducing either have a BWC policy number and have Adam Link the severity or the frequency of active BWC coverage status. There Whirlpool, Member injuries in their workplace by 10%, is a $100.00 annual membership fee. or by remaining at zero. The Darke Safety Council meetings are held on Jerry McEldowney County Safety Council helps you the fourth Thursday of each month Midmark Corporation, Member to learn techniques for increasing from 12:00 noon to 1:00 p.m. at the Vince Moncado safety in your workplace, teaches Brethren Retirement Community. The The Andersons, Member you to better manage your workers’ meetings include a lunch buffet and a Shawn Sachs compensation program, enables you safety/health related topic and speak- The Andersons, Member to network with other area employer. For more information about Ohio Amanda Zwiesler ers, and shows you how to access safety councils, visit www.bwc.ohio. Wayne HealthCare, Member useful, money-saving workers’ com- gov and click on Safety, then Safety Susan Shamis pensation and risk management Councils, then locations or call Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation, Liaison information. 1-800-644-6292.

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22 Darke County Chamber Directory Darke County Safety Council Safety Council Members Featured Programs Receive Safety Awards

The Darke County Safety Ohio, Rest Haven Nursing Council companies were rec- Home, Rowland Truck & ognized for their excellence Equipment, Inc., Spartech, in safety. The safety awards LLC, State of the Heart Care, are based on the individual Stateline Power Corp., Village company’s semi-annual report of Union City, Whirlpool data submitted for the period Corporation, and YMCA of of January through December Darke County. 2019. The companies were In 2019 Ohio employers recognized for their achieve- shared more than $8.5 mil- ments with certificates from lion in Participation and the BWC in four different cat- Performance Bonus safety egories. Twenty-nine Darke rebates. The Darke County County Safety Council mem- Safety Council member com- bers received safety awards. The December 12, 2019, Darke County Safety Council meeting featured panies received $7,418.00 speaker Allison Brigitzer, Site Services Manager, BASF. Her presentation was Special Awards - to each representing a 2% perfor- “Distracted Driving-Get Your Head Out of Your Apps”. employer that accumulated mance bonus safety rebate. at least 500,000 hours and To earn a performance bonus, at least six months without employers must reduce either an injury or illness result- the severity or frequency of ing in a day away from injuries in their workplace by work; Achievement Awards 10% or remain at zero. Safety - to each employer that Council member businesses decreased its incident rate by receiving a rebate were Bob at least 25% from the previ- Drees Construction, Inc., ous year; 100% Awards - to Brumbaugh Construction each employer that worked Inc., Cal-Maine Foods, Inc., the entire calendar year Darke County Chamber of without an injury or illness Commerce, Greenville City resulting in a day away from Schools, J&A Construction, Joshua D. Francis, PhD., Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, Francis work; Group Awards - to the Inc., Kremer Roofing Inc., Counseling and Consultation Services, spoke to members of the Darke County Safety Council at their January 23, 2020 meeting. Joshua’s employer with the lowest inci- McCabe Painting Service, presentation was “Stress in the Workplace”. dent rate in each group. Inc., Phelan Insurance Agency, Excellence in Safety award Inc., Rebsco, Inc., Recovery recipients were BASF & Wellness Centers Midwest Corporation, Bob Drees Ohio, Rest Haven Nursing Construction, Inc., Cal- Home, Rowland Truck & Maine Foods, Inc., Classic Equipment, Inc., State of the Warehousing, Continental Heart Care, Stateline Power Carbonic Products, Inc., Corp., Village of Union County, Craft Tire, Inc., Darke County and Village of Versailles. Chamber of Commerce, The Safety Council mem- J&A Construction, Inc., JAFE ber companies receiving Decorating Inc., Keller Grain $24,057.00 in a 2% par- and Feed, Inc., Kremer Roofing ticipation rebate were Bob Inc., Ludy Greenhouse Mfg. Drees Construction, Inc., Corp., McCabe Painting Cal-Maine Foods, Inc., Classic Service, Inc., Mideast Warehousing, Craft Tire, Inc., Machinery Movers Inc., Darke County, Dick Lavy Midmark Corporation, Neff Trucking, Inc., H&M Precision The February 27, 2020 monthly meeting of the Darke County Safety Council Motivation, Inc., PFI USA LLP, Concrete LLC, Keller Grain & featured a mini health fair and non-invasive screenings provided by Wayne Phelan Insurance Agency, Feed, Inc., Neff Motivation, Inc., HealthCare. Pictured, left to right, are Wayne HealthCare employees Jordan Inc., Ramco Electric Motors, Ramco Electric Motors, Trans Francis, Lona Mescher, Lauren Henry, Karen Droesch, Robin Feitshans, Matt Rebsco, Inc., Recovery & Alliance, LLC, Troy Sunshade Kiehl, Alycia Welbaum, Jill Brown, and Safety Council Steering Committee Wellness Centers Midwest Corp., and Wayne HealthCare. member Mandi Zwiesler.

Darke County Chamber Directory 23 Annual Meeting 2019 Chamber Recognizes Citizen of the Year and Lifetime Achievement Honoree Marty McCabe, McCabe Painting Service, 2018 Chamber Citizen of the Year, presented the 2019 Chamber Citizen of the Year award to an individual with an impressive background during the Chamber’s Annual Meeting held at Romer’s Catering on Thursday, May 30, 2019. The 2019 Chamber Citizen of the Year was Peggy Foutz. She earned a BA in music education and a minor in English and spent a decade teach- ing English, band, and orchestra in a private Christian school. She also provided private lessons and worked part time as a newspaper telemarketer among many other accomplishments. Peggy generously donates her time to a number of organizations and programs including Beggar’s Night, Sheriff of Butler County, Ohio, Richard K. Jones was the keynote speaker at the Darke County Chamber Bradford Railroad Museum, Darke Annual Meeting on Thursday, May 30, 2019. County Sheriff’s Patrol, Gathering at the Garst, Main Street Greenville, narian before a psychology class in Affairs, and Immigration and Border March of Dimes, United Way, and high school changed everything. Security Committees. VFW local post. Mark McDaniel will retire in June The meeting topic was Described as tireless, always putting 2019 as Executive Director of Tri- “Immigration and the Border”. others first, always striving to make County Board of Recovery. He is Sheriff Jones referred the topic back Darke County better, Peggy leads the longest-serving executive direc- to the start and poor government by example and occasionally serves tor in the board’s 50-year history. response in relation to immigration. as the Early Bird mascot. Darke County Chamber members Both Republicans and Democrats are to blame for the ongoing issue. Also during the annual meet- also heard from guest speaker “None of us wants this to last forev- ing the 2019 Chamber Lifetime Sheriff Richard K. Jones, Butler er, get this fixed, get a system that Achievement Award was pre- County, Ohio. Sheriff Jones is is manageable,” said Jones, sharing sented by Dennis Butts, Leis Realty known for his mix of controversy Property Management and recipi- and humor and dressed in his sig- he does not believe the issue will ent of the 2017 Chamber Lifetime nature white cowboy hat. He is be resolved in the next two or three Achievement Award to Mark currently serving his fourth term years due to a failure of both parties McDaniel, Executive Director, Tri- as sheriff, has a significant back- to compromise. “They won’t fix it. County Board of Recovery and ground including two years in the Everybody blames everybody.” Mental Health Services. Dennis United States Army and a mas- Sponsors of the 2019 Chamber Butts commented that Mark was ter’s degree in corrections from Annual Meeting were Event attracted to the rural lifestyle all his Xavier University. He is a mem- Sponsor GNB Banking Centers life, and someone he has known for ber of the National Association of and Silver Sponsors BASF, Dave many years. Chiefs of Police, the Buckeye State Knapp Ford Lincoln, Family Health, Mark McDaniel’s first paying job was Sheriff’s Association, and serves Fram, Greenville Technology, picking strawberries for 5 cents a on their legislative committee. Leis Realty, Mercer Savings Bank, quart while growing up in the Fort Sheriff Jones is also a member of Ramco Electric Motors, Reid Health, Recovery area. He was a member the National Sheriff’s Association Rumpke Waste and Recycling, of 4-H, FFA, showing market lambs, (NSA) and serves on the NSA’s Park National Bank, Walls Brothers and dreamed of becoming a veteri- Drug Enforcement, Congressional Asphalt, and Walmart Greenville.

24 Darke County Chamber Directory Shown with the 2019 Chamber Citizen of the Year award winner Peggy Foutz and 2019 Chamber Lifetime Achievement Award Honoree Mark McDaniel, are from left to right, Chief Deputy Mark Whittaker, Darke County Sheriff’s Office, Marcie Longenecker, Office of State Treasurer Robert Sprague, Chamber Chairman John Warner, Brethren Retirement Community, 2018 Citizen of the Year Marty McCabe, Peggy Foutz, Mark McDaniel, 2017 Lifetime Achievement Award Honoree Police Chief Dennis Butts, City of Greenville, Chamber President Sharon Deschambeau and Ben Thaeler, Office of Congressman Warren Davidson.

Citizen of the Year Award Honorees The Darke County Chamber of Commerce Citizen of the Year Award is the highest community recognition award given by the Chamber. It is presented annually by the Chamber to honor an individual who exemplifies the best in volunteer and community service. 2020 Covid-19 Heroes of Darke County 2008 Ohio Representative Jim Buchy 2019 Peggy Foutz, Financial Acheivement 2007 Dave Keiser Services 2006 Ken Kurz 2018 Marty McCabe 2005 Marv Stammen 2017 Chief Deputy Mark Whittaker, 2004 Ralph Plessinger Darke County Sheriff’s Office 2016 Attorney John F. Marchal Sr. 2003 Lynne Gump 2015 Dave Knapp 2002 Lowell Dill 2014 Mike Williams 2001 Ron Bonfiglio 2013 Mike Henderson 2000 Everett Hart 2012 Tyeis Baker-Baumann 1999 Carol Ball 2011 John Warner 1998 Greenville City Mayor Marion Grimes 2010 Mike Fourman, D.D.S. 1997 Velda Mitchell 2009 Mike Snyder 1996 Dennis Baker

Lifetime Achievement Award Honorees The Lifetime Achievement Award was established in 2016 by the Darke County Chamber of Commerce to honor Darke County community leaders whose lifetime of community service has had a profound impact on the quality of life in Darke County. 2019 Mark McDaniel, Tri-County Board 2016 Ohio Representative Jim Buchy 2017 Police Chief Dennis Butts, City of Greenville

Darke County Chamber Directory 25 Annual Meeting 2020 Not All Doom and Gloom Chamber Speaker Points to Economic Positives Though the U.S. economy all businesses in Darke took a precipitous down- County for their “ongoing turn in March due to the work in these challenging Coronavirus pandemic, times.” not all economic news is bad, according to the Chamber President keynote speaker during Sharon Deschambeau the 2020 Annual Meeting echoed Warner, say- Wednesday, May 13, ing that “nothing truly 2020 hosted by the Darke prepares us for this type County Chamber. of crisis and decision- Donn Goodman, senior making.” vice president at Atalanta “It has been extremely Sosnoff Capital, spoke to stressful for those making chamber members via Donn Goodman of Atalanta Sosnoff Capital (left) spoke with Darke County Chamber members regarding the economic outlook. Also shown are tough decisions. Our goal ZOOM. Chamber Board Chairman John Warner, Brethren Retirement Community as a chamber of com- “Right before this thing (right) and Chamber Board Secretary Sam Custer, OSU Extension Educator, merce is to continue to Darke County (bottom). fell apart, in 2017, 2018, provide information and and 2019, economists where between 50 and stock market has really resources to the business were talking about how 60 percent of small busi- followed the money sup- community,” she said, long this business cycle nesses may not make it. I ply to a great deal,” he adding that for the near would go on,” he said, think that number’s a little said. future the Chamber would before pointing out the harsh. And while I don’t up-and-down stock Goodman said other posi- be hosting virtual meet- know what the outcome tive indicators include the ings with speakers like market and a massive is going to be, I remain increase in unemploy- strength of the economy Goodman. optimistic that it will be far before the pandemic. ment suffered through less than that.” The virtual event was March and April. “We were doing well hosted by Sam Custer of “One of the positive signs, “The question that the before the quarantine, on the Ohio State University, which fueled the stock pretty strong footing. If we economists have is ‘How market rally in April, Darke County Extension. much is going to be per- can come out and recover was what was happen- Sponsors of the 2020 manent?’ Of course this and reopen, we should ing in other parts of the be doing better,” he Chamber Annual has had a lot of effect on world. One of them was industrial production and explained, though saying Meeting were Event the Chinese passenger how long and how well is Sponsor GNB Banking nominal retail sales. I’ve vehicle sales. This is a not seen charts like this “a big question mark.” Centers and Silver pretty good measurement since 2008,” he said. Other positives include Sponsors Dave Knapp of rebound,” Goodman Ford Lincoln, Family However, Goodman explained. new vaccines and tech- showed a graph detail- nologies being developed Health, Fram, Greenville Pointing to higher S&P ing small business opti- to help alleviate the pan- Technology, Hittle Buick 500 numbers, he said this mism, which, though it has demic and more people GMC, Koverman Staley indicates the economy as dropped, he described as investing in the stock Dickerson Insurance, not “catastrophic.” a whole should “pick up market. Leis Realty, Maid-Rite in between 4 to 6 months.” “A lot of small businesses The meeting was the first Sandwich Shoppe, Reid are optimistic that they He also pointed to the time in the Chamber’s Specialty Physicians can reopen and reestab- increased money supply 93-year history to be of Greenville, Rumpke lish themselves,” he said. as a stock market driver. held virtually, according Waste and Recycling, Park “Of the numbers we’ve “If you look at it for the to Chamber Chairman National Bank, and Walls bandied about, some- last year, you can see the John Warner, who thanked Brothers Asphalt.

26 Darke County Chamber Directory Points of Interest

TECUMSEH TRAIL The recreational trail includes a paved multi- use trail and share-the-road points connect- ing Bradford, Ohio and working towards Greenville. Parking lots are provided at Bridge Street in Gettysburg and at the Ohio 571 crossing. ROUTZONG PRESERVE This 55-acre wooded nature preserve is DARKE COUNTY PARK DISTRICT located on Routzong Road east of Greenville Regardless of on State Route 571. From spectacular spring The Darke County Park District well-main- wildflowers to brilliant fall leaves, the beech- your interest, tained park areas covers over 1,000 acres, 13 maple forest of Routzong Preserve makes it miles of cross county trail, and 4 educational an area of interest during every season of the there is much areas with buildings and has hosted over year. Visitors will find over 1-1/2 miles of trails 100,000 visitors annually at 13 parks in Darke to explore. to do in Darke County. Skilled employees assisted by 300 volunteers provide quality educational pro- PRAIRIE RIDGE MEADOW County! From the grams in a safe environment for families. The park district has hosted over 7,500 school Prairie Ridge Meadow is located on North many city, village children annually with educational programs Broadway, Greenville, north of the Greenville and classroom experiences and offers spe- Creek Bridge. On the hillside is a recre- and county parks cial events that reinforce the natural and cul- ated prairie seeded with 100 varieties of tural history of Darke County. These events grasses and flowering plants native to Darke County. From this location visitors can access to shopping, include Prairie Days, Maple Sugarin’, Walkin’ Tecumseh Walkway which includes a view of in a Winter Wonderland, and the Historical the Greenville Creek from a converted rail- eating, and Encampment/Gathering at Garst. The Darke road trestle. Prairie Ridge Meadow is home to County Park District was established in 1972 the Anthony Wayne / Native American Peace sightseeing, there and now includes Shawnee Prairie Preserve, Council House. is something for Prairie Ridge and Prairie Ridge Meadow, Tecumseh Point Walkway, Alice Bish Park, NATIVE AMERICAN PEACE everyone! Turkeyfoot Preserve, Eidson Woods Nature Preserve, Routzong Preserve, Tecumseh COUNCIL HOUSE Trail, Worth Family Preserve, Coppess Nature Take a step back in time and explore the Sanctuary, Winterrowd Wetlands, Donna May meaning behind Greenville being the Treaty Campbell Preserve, and Holzapfel Preserve. City. The recreated Native American Peace Council House, located at Prairie Ridge OH-70206184 SHAWNEE PRAIRIE PRESERVE Meadow across from the Garst Museum, is The largest park Shawnee Prairie Preserve a modern day reconstruction of the Council encompasses 118 acres and 2 miles of House built by General Anthony Wayne during woodlands, prairies, swamps, meadows, the Treaty of Greene Ville talks in 1795. VISITORS BUREAU and marshes just west of Greenville on State Route 502. The 6,800 square foot Nature COPPESS NATURE SANCTUARY Education Center features a display area, Located in west central Darke County on assembly room, gift shop, classroom, wildlife Young Road, this 32-acre woodland features a Taste The observation area, administrative headquar- level, well maintained 3/4 mile loop gravel trail, Flavor... ters, houses animal ambassadors and is the beginning and ending at a convenient parking site of many natural and cultural program- area. Visitors will see more than 38 species of ming. The grounds also includes a Pioneer woody plants including towering beech, oak, Log House, Blacksmith Shop, Sugar Shack, and hickory woodland with more than 84 spe- and Shelter House. cies of plants covering the ground. TECUMSEH POINT WINTERROWD WETLANDS The paved trail is where the Mud Creek and Park is located at the headwaters of the Greenville Creek meet. This point is where Stillwater River and consists of a 35-acre wet- Shawnee Chief Tecumseh and his brother The land, 5 acres of upland woods and 20 acres of Prophet lived during the protest of the Treaty prairie. Access to the property is limited to a of Greene Ville. The entrance to Tecumseh 1/4 mile trail leading from the parking lot off Point Walkway is from the foot bridge at Walnut Route 47 just east of Route 49 to the observa- VisitDarkeCounty.org Street, Greenville. tion blind at the edge of the wetland.

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WORTH FAMILY NATURE PRESERVE The preserve borders Greenville Creek and is a mixture of floodplain, hardwood forests, pine groves, upland meadows and thickets. Access to the 35-acre park is along the east side of Spring Hill Road. Visitors can take a mile long hike that includes a beautiful, unaltered section of state designated Scenic River, Greenville Creek. ALICE BISH PARK Visitors will find access to a paved trail that follows the course of the banks of the Greenville Creek. Entrance and parking lot is off of North Ohio Street, Greenville. Park has a canoe / kayak launch ramp for easy access to the creek. The Bish Discovery Center, located on North Ohio Street, focus is to educate visitors about sustainable living, renewable energy and how to have a positive on the community. BEAR’S MILL TURKEYFOOT PRESERVE Built in 1849 by Gabriel Baer, Bear’s Mill is one of the few oper- Named for the prairie grass, Big Bluestem, this preserve ating water-powered mills in Ohio today. The site of the present includes 60 acres of re-established prairie and managed wet- mill, as well as the water rights, were granted to Major George lands. The wetlands are a birding area during spring and fall Adams through a Presidential deed by President James Monroe migration, while the prairie is home to grassland nesting birds. in 1824. Placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1977, EIDSON WOODS PRESERVE Bear’s Mill is a working museum; still utilizing the water from the The preserve consists of 55 acres of maturing woodland and 15 Greenville Creek to power the equipment for stone-grinding acres of savannah and an excellent range of habitats and spe- flour and meal. cies of interest including woodland frogs in the spring, numer- Visitors are encouraged to tour the mill and the beautiful natural ous amphibians and birds in the several vernal pools in the area surrounding it, as well as shop the Mill Market Store where low areas of the woodland, and white-tailed deer. In the sum- flour, homemade breads and sweets, along with gourmet kitch- mertime visitors will enjoy the cooling waters of Kraut Creek, en accessories can be found. Art exhibits in the gallery at the a tributary of state designated Scenic River, Greenville Creek. Mill offer visitors the opportunity to see and shop regional art Eidson Woods 1-1/4 miles of trails is located at Route 502 west including paintings, photography, pottery, blown glass, jewelry and Palestine Union City Road. and sculpture. DONNA MAY CAMPBELL PRESERVE SITE OF THE SIGNING OF A small parking lot allows access to a 5-acre preserve along the THE TREATY OF GREENEVILLE State Scenic Stillwater River located in northern Darke County off of Route 127 in Beamsville. Along the river banks of a quar- A granite monument engraved with Howard Christy ter-mile trail wildlife can be seen including beaver, songbirds, Chandler’s painting of the signing of the Treaty is located fox, a variety of reptiles and amphibians, and muskrat. on West Main Street at Elm Street, marking the approximate place where General “Mad” Anthony Wayne signed the HOLZAPFEL PRESERVE Treaty of Greene Ville. This 2-acre tract of land located off of Meadow Lane, Greenville, THE TREATY STONE is an arboretum, a botanical collection composed exclusively of trees. The arboretum will be used for educational purposes A monument located on the public square in front of the for hands-on tree identification classes for the public and school Greenville Municipal Building, marks the approximate place students. The gift of land and Darke County Park District sign where General “Mad” Anthony Wayne signed the famous Treaty unveiling was held in December 2018. of Greene Ville in 1795. GREENVILLE CITY PARK This park is the site of world, state and local horseshoe tourna- Klepinger ments, has acres of picnic grounds, and a children’s playground. INSURANCE AGENCY INC Other activity areas include tennis and shuffleboard courts, a skate park, swimming pool, fishing ponds, band shell, swinging Let Us Compare Rates For You bridge, peacocks, swans, and much more. The main entrance is AUTO • HOME located on East Main Street. FARM • BUSINESS ALTAR OF PEACE MOTORCYCLES Family Owned RV’s • BOATS • ATV Commemorating the signing of the Treaty of Greene Ville with Agents: Jan Garner • Bruce Klepinger the Native Americans on August 3, 1795, this monument is locat- Serving Darke County Since 1947 FAX 548.5902 ed on Memorial Drive in the Greenville City Park. 430 Wayne Ave • Greenville (Corner of Wayne & Front) [email protected]

28 Darke County Chamber Directory BIRTHPLACE OF LOWELL THOMAS Lowell Thomas was an adventurer, explorer, world traveler and author, but most remembered as a radio news commentator on the CBS Radio Network. The house where Lowell Thomas was born has been moved from its original location in Woodington, Ohio to the grounds of the Garst Museum. The home has been refurbished to the time period of his youth. BIRTHPLACE OF ANNIE OAKLEY A monument located on U.S. 127, just south of North Star on Spencer Road near Willowdell in Patterson Township, marks the location of Annie Oakley’s birthplace GRAVESITE OF ANNIE OAKLEY Brock Cemetery located on Beamsville-St. Marys Road, just off U.S. 127 northeast of Greenville is the site of the graves of Annie Oakley and her husband Frank Butler. ANNIE OAKLEY MEMORIAL PARK This landscaped area in downtown Greenville at the intersection of Broadway, Martin Street, and Washington Avenue features a life-size bronze statue honoring Annie Oakley. Surrounding the base of the statue are personalized engraved bricks purchased by individuals and businesses in support of this project. ZACHARY LANSDOWNE RESIDENCE Located at the corner of East Third and Locust Streets in Greenville, this gray shingle historic house is the birthplace of Zachary Lansdowne, U.S. Navy commander of the U.S.S. Shenandoah airship. He was killed in the crash of the Shenandoah on September 3, 1925. The residence is on the National Register of Historic Sites. OH-70206185

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HENRY ST. CLAIR MEMORIAL HALL Built in 1910, Memorial Hall is located on West Fourth Street in Greenville and is the artistic center of the county. This grand building is site of the Anna Bier Gallery and Civic Room. Memorial Hall features a large auditorium, seats 420 on the main level and 212 in the balcony, and features Tiffany style leaded glass windows in the main entrance foyer. St. Clair Memorial Hall is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. FORT JEFFERSON PARK Originally Fort Jefferson was built under the direction of General Arthur St. Clair’s in October 1791 as an advance post for his campaign from Fort Washington against local Native Americans. Fort Jefferson 6.5 acre park is located five miles south of Greenville in Fort Jefferson off of State Route 121. In 1970 Fort Jefferson was recognized and added to the National Register of Historic Places. BRADFORD RAILROAD MUSEUM The museum located at 200 North Miami Avenue, Bradford, Ohio, is dedicated to the preservation of Bradford, Ohio’s GARST MUSEUM railroad history. The railroad was once a significant part of Located at 205 North Broadway in Greenville, the Garst Bradford’s economy, employing many who manned the trains, Museum, a historical museum with roots in the American worked in the switching yards and in the roundhouse where experience, houses over 300,000 artifacts on display in 35,000 steam locomotives were kept and serviced between runs. The square feet of exhibit space within six major and two minor museum has restored Bradford’s former Pennsylvania Railroad venues. The Garst House, which earlier served as an inn, has BF interlocking tower and opened a museum in a former bank six building wing additions since the house was donated to building. The BF Tower was put in service in 1925 and placed the Darke County Historical Society in 1946 by the Garst fam- on the National Register of Historic Places in 1995. The museum ily. Major exhibit venues and highlights include The National houses a collection of photos, artifacts, and displays from the Annie Oakley Center, Crossroads of Destiny, Lowell Thomas rail operation in Bradford, Ohio, from 1855-1985 featuring the with Lawrence of Arabia and Beyond, Keepers of Freedom, The Pennsylvania Railroad, Penn Central, and Conrail which allows Village Wing, Americana Wing, Pioneer Wing, Darke County visitors to journey through Bradford’s railroad history. Research Center, and Garst Museum Store.

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ANNIE OAKLEY FESTIVAL The Annie Oakley Festival is held the last full weekend in July and honors Darke County’s most famous daughter, Annie Oakley – Little Miss Sure Shot. This is a family-friendly festival held at the south end of the Darke County Fairgrounds featuring live entertainment including western arts, cowboy mounted shooting, and musical performances. Also featured will be Miss Annie Oakley Shooting Contest, Little Miss & Mister Costume Contest, Wiener Dog Races, Kiddie Tractor Pull, festival parade through downtown Greenville, craft vendors, and food trucks. THE GREAT DARKE COUNTY FAIR The Great Darke County Fair opens on the third Friday in August for nine fun-filled days and nights. Many still name The Great Darke County Fair as the largest agricultural fair in the State of Ohio. The fair features a big name grandstand performance, harness racing, regional tractor pull, amusement rides for kids of all ages, cheerleading contest, Little Miss and Mister Fair Pageant, Smash It Demolition Derby, motorcycle races, and daily week-long gazebo performances. The Darke County Jr. Fair consists of various 4-H clubs throughout Darke County.

GATHERING AT GARST The Gathering at Garst is a free two-day event held the last full weekend in July celebrating history and pride on the grounds of the Garst Museum. The pride is displayed and celebrated by inviting primitive folk artists, antique sellers, historical skilled craftsmen, entertainers, and garden exhibitors, to sell their wares, perform their art, and demonstrate their skills and knowledge. A living history encampment and re-enactors dressed in period clothing demonstrate what life was like for our ancestors and share their passion and knowledge of the past with visitors. OTHER FESTIVALS Arcanum Old Fashioned Days, Brumbaugh Fruit Farm Autumn Farm Fest, Steam Threshers Reunion, Farm Power of the Past, Versailles Poultry Days, Bradford Pumpkin Show and Railroad Festival, and Darke County Parks Prairie Days.

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Housing in Darke County offers affordable choices, from historic homes with grace and BRUMBAUGH CONSTRUCTION INC. LOGO SpeCS charm to the finest in elegant new homes. The 2 COLOR presence of many financial institutions makes financing quick, personal, and available. Darke County settlers began to build housing around 1820. It is not unusual to find some of those early log structures still standing throughout the county. About 1845, builders began to erect lovely brick and frame homes. They reflected their colonial heritage and the new Victorian influences of the era. Many have been restored to their former ele- gance, blending modern conveniences with historical character. Darke County builders and contractors offer quality workmanship. Apartment and rental housing is also available throughout the county.

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Edison State Community College operates a main campus in Piqua, a Darke County Campus in Greenville, and campuses in Eaton and Troy. Edison is committed to providing learning opportunities to fit the needs of communities. Offered are about thirty technical fields, a broad range of baccalaureate transfer programs, developmental course work, and continuing education offerings. Edison State Community College offers five different degrees, two of which are designed for transferring to a four-year college or university, and three which prepare graduates for immediate employment. Providing modern campus facilities and leading-edge computer and Internet technology, Edison State Community College cannot be surpassed for its learning environment. Edison State Community College career pathways offer a step-by-step path to a career goal. There are seven main pathways leading to a rewarding career including Arts, Humanities and Communication, Science and Mathematics, Business, Engineering and Manufacturing, Health Sciences, Information Technology, and Social and Public Services. Students can design the curriculum to meet personal career path needs to build toward industry-recognized certificates, technical degrees, or transferable associate degrees.

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35 Darke County Chamber Directory Darke County Chamber Directory 35 Dining and Shopping Darke County offers residents and visitors the best in dining and shopping opportunities. Whether you prefer the uniqueness of locally owned shops and restaurants or the convenience of nationally-known chains, you will find what you need. Among the delights found locally is wine offered by The Winery at Versailles. Family dining can be enjoyed at Buffalo Wild Wings, J.T.’s Brew & Grill, Montage, and The Merchant House all in Greenville. If fast food is your choice, you’ll find Kentucky Fried Chicken, McDonald’s, Wendy’s, Hot Head Burritos, and Dairy Queen Grill & Chill. For the best in local originals, try the world-famous Maid Rite in Greenville. Banquet facilities are available at Romer’s Catering and Entertainment Facilities and St. Clair Manor in Greenville. The village of Arcanum boasts several small antique and collectible shops all in a three-block area. In the village of Versailles shoppers can browse the unique collectibles offered in this small town, which proudly maintains its French and German heritage in its architecture and landscaping. Your Place for TREATY CITY INDUSTRIES All Occasions

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GOLF COURSES Stillwater Valley Golf Club offers 18 holes along the scenic Stillwater River with 6,095 yards of challenging golf from the longest tee for a par of 72. The course has many areas, mounds, water hazards, and sand traps. The clubhouse has a well-supplied pro shop with a restaurant and bar that is open daily. The Riviera Room is per- fect for tournaments or private parties and can accommodate up to 250 people. Stillwater Valley Golf Club is located just south of Versailles, Ohio on Seibt Road. Turtle Creek Golf Course is located just outside Greenville on US Route 36 East. Turtle Creek Golf Course has been in Darke County since 1921and is a public 18-hole golf course. Turtle Creek is home of the Thirsty Turtle Lounge with a big screen TV, grill, and bar that offers a full menu of food and a variety of Craft and domestic beers on tap. Turtle Creek Golf Course can hold up to 200 guests to host holiday or special occa- sion events. PARKS Outstanding parks in Darke County include Greenville City Park, Greenville’s South Park and North Park, Heritage Park in Versailles and Arcanum’s Ivester and Community Parks. The Darke County Park District maintains over 1,000 acres of woodland parks and preserves. They are Alice Bish Park, Turkeyfoot Preserve, Coppess Nature Sanctuary, Routzong Preserve, Shawnee Prairie Preserve, Winterrowd Wetlands, Worth Family Preserve, Donna May Campbell Preserve, Eidson Woods Nature Preserve, Prairie Ridge Meadow, Tecumseh Point, Tecumseh Trail and Holzapfel Preserve. Norcold is American Made and Owned Our gas absorption refrigerators are proudly made in the United States, too. Based in Sidney, Ohio, Norcold has long been recognized as a world leader in bringing bold product innovations to the recreational vehicle industry. BucketBucket Truck Truck ServiceService P.O.P.O. Box Box 171 171 BucketState Fire Truck Alarm Service License P.O. Box 171 Our goal is simple: produce high-quality products that exceed our customers’ expectations. StateBucket Fire Alarm Truck LicenseService 710710 Hiddeson HiddesonP.O. Box Ave. 171Ave. Bucket TruckState ID Service#27671 P.O. Box 171 People love our refrigerators. Here’s why: StateState FireState Fire AlarmID #27671Alarm License License Greenville,Greenville,710710 Hiddeson Hiddeson OH OH 45331 45331Ave. Ave. State FireState Alarm ID #27671 License 710 Hiddeson Ave. State ID #27671 Greenville, OH 45331 • Great performance and reliability State ID #27671 Greenville,Greenville, OH 45331OH 45331 • Superior flexibility in shelf placement • User-friendly for the whole family 40973191 1 Century Drive, Gettysburg, Ohio 45328 40973191 40973191

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YOGA Nature's Heart Yoga, Greenville, Ohio, focus is Wellness Education, Products & Services including Yoga & Pilates Classes, Yoga Teacher Training, Wellness Services, Workshops and Distance Learning Programs. The instructors’ goal is to provide a safe and fun place for everybody to participate in yoga classes and to provide resources for self-nurturing movement that will improve strength, flexibility, and balance. The mission of Nature’s Heart Yoga’s is to provide an inviting and encouraging space to all students, whether beginner or advanced, and abilities to practice the discipline of yoga for health and wellness. Nature’s Heart Yoga Studio is an environment where students support and spend time with one another, share their pas- sions in life and practice yoga while giving back to our community. OH-70206172

Darke County Chamber Directory 39 Healthcare From infants to seniors... WAYNE HEALTHCARE Wayne HealthCare is a private, not-for-profit your health care needs community hospital, managed by a Board of can be met right here in Trustees located in Greenville. Wayne HealthCare takes a role as a regional, Darke County. full-service primary care facility seriously and continually strives to expand the quality, breadth, and delivery of the services offered to Darke County and beyond. It is through the adminis- tration of these services by the staff that Wayne HealthCare develops and nurtures strong, positive relationships with patients and their families as they pursue healthier lives. Patients get the healthcare they need, not only when they need it, but also where they want it—close to home. Wayne HealthCare offers their physicians and patients access to a variety of vital services that preserve and improve health—all in a state-of- the-art facility with the size, equipment, and prox- imity to patients to be as effective as possible. Wayne HealthCare services include Cancer Care, Cardiac and Pulmonary Rehabilitation, Dialysis, Emergency, Imaging, Laboratory, Lifestyle Enhancement Center, Nutrition Services, Orthopedics, Rehabilitation, Robotic Surgery, Senior Behavioral Health, Sleep Services, Surgery, Wellness, Women’s Health, and Wayne HealthCare Professional Services. OH-70206176 OH-70206861

40 Darke County Chamber Directory FAMILY HEALTH, INC. Family Health is a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) and family oriented medical center providing the following services to adults and children: patient assistance, primary health care, dental, eyecare, behavioral health services, after hours care, an onsite pharmacy and lab, and Ohio WIC program. The staff includes family physicians, a pediatrician, physician assistants, Reid Specialty Physicians nurse practitioners, nurses, pharmacists, dentist, lab technicians, and licensed clinical counselors. of Greenville Family Health has offices located in Arcanum, Greenville, New Madison, and Versailles. HEALTH CARE RELATED SERVICES Agencies providing health care-related services include Darke County General Health District, Tri-County Board of Recovery and Mental Health Services, Reid Health, Reid Specialty Physicians Bethel Cardiology of Greenville . . (937) 316-6350 of Greenville, Dayton Physicians Network, Premier Health, Orthopedic Associates of SW Reid Allergy ...... (800) 891-1633 Ohio, Western Ohio Podiatric Medical Center, Reid ENT ...... (800) 891-1633 Speech Pathology Services, and ProMedica 360Health offering occupational health services. Reid Hearing Center ...... (800) 891-1633

Reid Psychiatric Associates . . . . (765) 983-3298

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RECOVERY & WELLNESS CENTERS OF MIDWEST OHIO Recovery & Wellness Centers of Midwest Ohio seek to provide quality recovery services and mental health / psychiatric services to Darke, Miami, and Preble Counties. Certified as an outpatient addiction agency by the Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services, Recovery & Wellness Centers of Midwest Ohio offers mental health counseling for a variety of issues, community psychiatric treatment services, as well as a full scope of outpatient psychiatric services staffed by highly qualified and committed doctors and nurses.

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State of the Heart Care State of the Heart Care provides patients and families the services they need, where they need them, and when they matter most. State of the Heart Care has adopted best practices to ensure peace and comfort. The goal of State of the Heart Care is to enable patients to continue an alert, pain-free life and to manage other symptoms so that their last days may be spent with dignity and comfort, surround- ed by their loved ones. Hospice affirms life and does not hasten or postpone death. Hospice care treats the person rather than the disease; it focus- es on quality rather than length of life. Hospice care is family-centered care — it involves the patient and the family in making decisions. At State of the Heart Care, the interdisciplinary health care team manages hospice care. Doctors, nurses, social workers, counselors, hospice aides, clergy, therapists, and trained volunteers care for patients. Each of these people offers support based on their special areas of expertise. Together, they then give patients and loved ones complete palliative care aimed at relieving symptoms and giving social, emotional, and spiritual support.

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44 Darke County Chamber Directory Chamber Member Benefits

CareWorks Comp SOCA (Southern is Ohio’s leading work- Ohio Chamber ers’ compensation Alliance) Benefit Third Party Administrator delivering compre- Plan health program hensive analysis to help maximize customer’s is available to small potential BWC savings. CareWorks Comp business employ- helps employers determine the best available ers domiciled in Ohio that have at least rating or discount program for their needs. two employees enrolled on a medical plan CareWorks Comp analyzes each employer’s and with a total of 50 or fewer employees. unique claim and premium history to find the SOCA has teamed up with Anthem Blue highest level of savings in all available work- Cross Blue Shield to provide claims admin- ers’ compensation programs. CareWorks istration and stop loss protection. This Comp is proud to serve as a Darke County self-funded medical offering is a multiple Chamber workers’ compensation part- employer welfare arrangement enabling ner. For a no-cost, no-obligation analysis smaller employers to join together to of your potential savings, complete the share in the overall claims risk. By being online “Temporary Authorization to Review part of a larger, self-funded pool, employ- Information Form” at www.careworkscomp. ers have financial protection backed by com/groupratingapplication/darke Anthem’s stop loss coverage. In addition The Darke County the SOCA Benefit Plan has programs to Chamber’s member- do more for the health of employees with innovative services, added conveniences ship in the Southern and more personalized assistance. These Ohio Chamber programs include SmartShopper Rewards Alliance gives members access to member Program, LiveHealth Online, Future Moms, benefits and value-added programs normally 24/7 NurseLine, ConditionCare, MyHealth not available to individual chambers of com- Advantage, Behavioral Health, Case merce. The alliance combines bargaining Management, and AIM Clinical Review. strength of chambers located in southwest Participating employers in the SOCA Ohio to provide health insurance, eye and Benefit Plan are eligible for discounts on dental care, prescription savings, and other Anthem dental, vision, life, and disability discount pools. The Alliance gives chambers products. of commerce and their members buying power that might not be able to be independently achieved.

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Chamber Gift Certificate The Darke County Chamber Program keeps shopping dol- of Commerce provides online lars in Darke County, and spe- presence for its members through cifically within the businesses the chamber's website at of participating chamber mem- www. darkecountyohio.com. bers. Gift certificates are sold in Housed on the web pages is $5, $10 and $25 denominations. information about the chamber, Participating member businesses its services including chamber are not charged a redemption fee member benefits, chamber and receive full face value upon events and programs, the Darke returning redeemed certificates County Safety Council, and to the chamber office. $1,025,000 our on-line membership direc- remained with chamber mem- tory. Also provided are tourism bers during the past twelve years opportunities and regional facts with participation in the Gift and figures. Members with their Certificate program. Current list own website may be linked to of participating member busi- the chamber’s website upon nesses can be viewed at www. request through their directory darkecountyohio.com. listing. OH-70206093

46 Darke County Chamber Directory The chamber’s Business Referral Invitations to all Chamber activi- System refers chamber members every ties and events allow members to pick day. The chamber office receives over 12,000 those activities that meet their needs. These phone calls and requests each year asking for programs include quality business seminars, information regarding the goods and services ribbon cuttings, annual meeting, member- available in Darke County and the surround- focus groups, legislative luncheons, business ing area. It is the Darke County Chamber luncheons, committee-sponsored programs, policy to refer chamber members only. and much more. Attendance at these functions provide a networking opportunity to meet the The Chamber’s Membership Directory decision makers of member businesses. and Resource Guide is given free to members and the general public. As a cham- Certificate of Origin and Affidavit ber member, your business appears in a list- may be obtained from the Chamber of ing arranged alphabetically and by product or Commerce. A Certificate of Origin is a docu- service category. The membership directory ment certifying that goods being exported is also available on-line at www.darkecountyo- were produced in a particular country. It hio.com. usually accompanies the exporter’s / ship- per’s invoice or the Bill of Lading and is As a member you are entitled to copies of required by most countries. Whenever cer- all Chamber publications including tificates of origin are requested of United Membership Directory and Resource Guide, States producers, they usually apply to coun- chamber newsletter, and much more. A tries in which the U.S. has a special trade regional Wage, Salary and Benefit Survey is relationship or agreement. available to Chamber members at a nominal fee. Chamber member mailing labels are provided to members at a discount. Members may also insert promotional materials into the chamber’s newsletter at a substantial savings.

If you would like more information on any of the member benefit programs offered by the Darke County Chamber of Commerce, please feel free to contact the Chamber at (937) 548-2102 or visit the office at 130 Martz Street, Suite 5, in Greenville. OH-70206187

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ACCOUNTANT, CERTIFIED PUBLIC APPAREL Ault, Henderson & Lewis, CPA ��(937) 548-5745 Apparel – Retail Brady Ware & Company ��(800) 515-5536 Happily Ever Co ��(937) 621-4401 Fry & Company ��(937) 548-3106 Apparel – Used H&R Block ��(937) 548-0212 Goodwill Easter Seals Miami Valley ��(937) 548-4496 McCrate, Delaet & Co., CPA ��(800) 686-3954 APPLIANCES – RETAIL Rainbow Accounting Services LLC ��(937) 448-6159 Hansbarger Home Solutions ��(937) 548-3174 ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES ASPHALT & ASPHALT PRODUCTS D.L. Beck, Inc. ��(937) 448-2890 Wagner Paving, Inc ��(937) 947-1834 AGRICULTURE - PRODUCTS & SERVICES Walls Brothers Asphalt Co ��(937) 548-7158 Cooper Farms ��(419) 375-4116 ASSOCIATIONS Scott J. Zumbrink Farms ��(937) 417-3827 American Red Cross of AMBULANCE SERVICE Northern Miami Valley Ohio ��(937) 548-1002 Spirit Medical Transport, LLC ��(937) 548-2800 Community Improvement Corporation of Greenville, Ohio ��(937) 548-1819 Darke County Agricultural Society ��(937) 548-5044 Darke County Center for the Arts ��(937) 547-0908 Darke County Economic Development ��(937) 548-3250 Darke County Visitors Bureau ��(937) 548-5158 Darke County YMCA-Greenville ��(937) 548-3777 Darke County YMCA-Versailles ��(937) 526-4488 Darke Soil & Water Conservation District (937) 548-1715 Dayton REALTORS® ��(937) 223-0900 Greenville Rotary Club ��(937) 548-2131 Main Street Greenville, Inc ��(937) 548-4998 OSU Extension, Darke County ��(937) 548-5215 ATTORNEY Fliehman Law Group ��(937) 548-6888 Hanes Law Group LTD ��(937) 548-1157 Law Office of Randall E. Breaden ��(937) 548-1920 Law Office of Theodore Finnarn ��(937) 548-3240 Marchal & Marchal, LTD ��(937) 548-1125 AUTOMOTIVE 500 Wagner Ave • Greenville Automotive – Car Sales Dave Knapp Ford Lincoln ��(937) 547-3000 Hittle Buick GMC, Inc. ��(937) 548-1147 937•547•3000 Troutwine Auto Sales, Inc. ��(937) 692-8373 Automotive – Parts & Supplies Sales • Service • Parts • Collision • Tires SRS Engine Parts, Inc. ��(937) 548-7113 daveknappford.com BAKERY Beanz Buttercream Bakery LLC ��(937) 459-5008 BEAUTY SALON Studio 1 Hair Design ��(937) 547-1119 OH-70206173

48 Darke County Chamber Directory BOOKS – RETAIL Contractor – Plastering Bread of Life Christian Bookstore ��(937) 547-1132 Plastering by Nealeigh. ��(937) 548-3398 Contractor – Roofing BROADCASTING - RADIO Kremer Roofing, Inc. ��(937) 526-4720 Kicks 96 ��(765) 962-1595 CRYSTALS AND MINERALS BUILDING MATERIALS The Gracious Mineral Company ��(937) 808-4024 Wayne Builders Supply ��(937) 548-1101 DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES CAMPGROUND ventureLinx ��(937) 505-8527 Fireside Resort ��(937) 621-3979 DRAINAGE MATERIALS CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY CLEANING Darke County Tile Co. ��(937) 548-3425 Cleen Carpet Care ��(937) 548-5267 EDUCATION CARRYOUT Education – College Teaford’s Pizza & Subs ��(937) 547-9383 Edison State Community College- CHURCH Piqua ��(937) 778-8600 Church – Presbyterian Edison State Community College- Greenville First Presbyterian Church ��(937) 548-3188 Greenville ��(937) 548-5546 Education – Elementary/Middle/HighSchool COMMERCIAL PRINTING Greenville City Schools ��(937) 548-3185 Commercial Printing Co. ��(937) 548-3835 EGG PROCESSING COMPUTERS Cal-Maine Foods, Inc. ��(937) 337-9576 Computers – Sales & Service Doss Business Systems ��(937) 548-9009 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES Three Way Electric ��(937) 548-8843 CONCRETE Concrete – Ready Mix ELECTRONIC SALES & SERVICE CF Poeppelman / Pepcon ��(937) 448-2191 Weimer Electronics. ��(937) 996-6331 CONSULTING SERVICES ENGINEER – CIVIL CareWorks Comp ��(614) 764-7600 Mote & Associates, Inc. ��(937) 548-7511 Duane Morris Government Strategies ��(937) 424-7086 ENVIRONMENTAL & ECOLOGICAL SERVICES Consulting Services – IT Menke Consulting, Inc. ��(937) 447-4225 Tomorrow’s Technology Today ��(419) 678-4600 EVENT HOSTING CATERING CONTRACTOR Romer’s Catering Arcon Builders, Ltd. ��(937) 692-6330 & Entertainment Facilities ��(937) 548-2202 Benanzer Custom Homes NA, Inc. ��(937) 548-5053 St. Clair Manor ��(937) 548-2524 Brumbaugh Construction, Inc. ��(937) 692-5107 FEED & GRAIN DEALER Contractor – Cabinets Keller Grain & Feed, Inc. ��(937) 448-2116 DB Cabinets & Construction ��(937) 692-5633 Contractor – Concrete H&M Precision Concrete, LLC. ��(937) 547-0012 Contractor – Excavating J&A Construction, Inc. ��(937) 547-1723 Contractor - Industrial Pipefitting & Welding C Squared Industrial ��(937) 638-9759 Contractor - Painting McCabe Painting Service, Inc. ��(937) 547-0497

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FINANCIAL INSTITUTION GLASSWARE DECORATOR Financial Institution – Bank JAFE Decorating Inc. ��(937) 547-1888 Fifth Third Bank ��(937) 548-1524 GOLF COURSE – ALCOHOL SERVED GNB Banking Centers ��(937) 548-1114 Stillwater Valley Golf Club ��(937) 526-3041 Greenville Federal ��(937) 548-4158 Turtle Creek Golf Course ��(937) 548-2700 Mercer Savings Bank ��(937) 548-9049 Park National Bank ��(937) 548-2122 GOVERNMENT REPRESENTATIVE/ ELECTED OFFICIALS Financial Institution – Credit Union City of Greenville ��(937) 548-1819 Members Choice Credit Union, Inc. ��(937) 548-0360 Darke County Commissioners ��(937) 547-7301 FINANCIAL SERVICES Darke County Municipal Court ��(937) 547-7340 Prenger’s Financial Service ��(937) 526-3014 Darke County Sheriff's Office ��(937) 548-3399 FIRE RESTORATION Village of Arcanum ��(937) 692-8500 Bill Hawkey & Associates, Inc.. ��(937) 548-0167 Village of Union City, Ohio ��(937) 968-6664 Village of Versailles ��(937) 526-4191 FITNESS STUDIO BMF Fitness ��(937) 459-4758 GROCERIES Eikenberry’s IGA ��(937) 548-9214 FLOORING Kroger Co. ��(937) 548-1960 G&G Floor Fashions, Inc. ��(937) 548-4503 HARDWARE FLORIST Ace Hardware ��(937) 548-7284 Helen’s Flowers ��(937) 548-3008 HEALTH CARE FUNERAL HOME Bailey Zechar Funeral Home-Versailles ��(937) 526-4440 Health Care – Alcohol/Drug Recovery Recovery & Wellness Centers Zechar Bailey Funeral Home-Greenville ��(937) 548-4141 of Midwest Ohio ��(937) 548-6842 FURNITURE Tri-County Board of Recovery Furniture - Retail & Mental Health Services ��(937) 335-7727 Francis Furniture ��(937) 547-0205 Health Care – Cancer & Urologic Care Life Style Furniture & Mattress ��(937) 548-5200 Dayton Physicians Network ��(937) 293-1622 Furniture – Workplace Health Care – Chiropractor Innovative Office Solutions ��(419) 925-5433 Dynamic Health & Performance ��(937) 564-5348 Johnston Chiropractic Clinic ��(937) 548-3610 GAS & OIL Excel Petroleum ��(937) 467-3012 Lehman Chiropractic ��(937) 548-9221 Health Care – Dentist GENERATORS Bur-Oak Dental ��(937) 548-5496 Stateline Power Corp ��(937) 547-1006 Cherry & Williams DDS ��(937) 547-0114 Gordon & DeSantis Orthodontics ��(937) 548-0755 Stephen R. Stentzel, DDS ��(937) 548-2635

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Health Care - Health District Darke County General Health District ��(937) 548-4196 Health Care – Home Health Care Comprehensive Health Network ��(937) 548-0506 Health Care – Hospital Premier Health ��(937) 499-5694 Reid Health ��(765) 983-3442 Wayne HealthCare ��(937) 548-1141 INVESTMENTS Edward Jones Investments-

Health Care – Medical Center Zach Bruening ��(937) 548-3917 Family Health, Inc. ��(937) 548-9680 Financial Achievement Services ��(937) 548-2210 Health Care – Occupational Park National Bank ��(937) 548-2122 ProMedica 360Health ��(937) 547-0175 Health Care - Orthopedic JANITORIAL SERVICE Orthopedic Associates of SW Ohio ��(937) 569-0448 Janitorial Management Service ��(937) 548-8357 Health Care – Physician JEWELER Reid Specialty Physicians of Greenville ��(937) 316-1300 Wielands, Inc. ��(937) 548-3620 Western Ohio Podiatric Medical Center ��(937) 548-1244 LANDSCAPING Health Care – Speech Therapy Fitzwater Tree & Lawn Care ��(937) 548-1705 Speech Pathology Services ��(937) 548-2317 Hupman Lawncare & Landscaping LLC ��(937) 548-1782 HEATING, AIR CONDITIONING, REFRIGERATION Spencer Landscaping, Inc. ��(937) 548-1800 Bolyard Heating & Cooling, Inc. ��(937) 548-6772 LIBRARY Schmidt’s Heating Cooling Refrigeration Greenville Public Library ��(937) 548-3915 & Geothermal ��(937) 548-5220 MANUFACTURING HOME IMPROVEMENT - RETAIL BASF Corp ��(937) 548-6748 Lowe’s of Greenville ��(937) 547-2400 Greenville Technology, Inc. ��(937) 548-1471 HOSPICE O’Reilly Precision Products ��(937) 526-9800 State of the Heart Care ��(937) 548-2999 Production Paint Finishers, Inc. ��(937) 448-2627 INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS Ramco Electric Motors ��(937) 548-2525 Marv Stammen ��(937) 548-1594 Whirlpool Corp ��(937) 548-4126 Dr. Michael Fourman ��(937) 547-0544 Manufacturing – Ethanol Michael C. Snyder ��(937) 417-6255 The Andersons ��(937) 316-3702 Steve Litchfield ��(937) 547-0092 Manufacturing – Medical Equipment Midmark Corp ��(937) 526-3662 INSURANCE Donegal Insurance Group ��(937) 548-5111 Graves-Fearon Agency Nationwide ��(937) 692-5318 Jim Gable Insurance Agency, Inc. ��(937) 548-4085 Klepinger Insurance Agency ��(937) 548-2575 Littman Thomas Agency ��(937) 548-2131 Marshall Combs State Farm ��(937) 459-4922 Phelan Insurance Agency ��(937) 526-3111 R.B. Cox Agency, Inc. ��(937) 337-3161 R.J. Warner Insurance ��(937) 692-8123 Randall Insurance Agency, Inc. ��(937) 548-1181 OH-70206858

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MONUMENTS Edwin F. Nickol, Inc. ��(937) 526-3711 MOTEL Towne House Motel ��(937)548-4171 MUSEUM Darke County Historical Society ��(937) 548-5250 MUSIC STORE Bach to Rock Music ��(937) 547-1970 Manufacturing – Oil Filters NURSING HOME – REHABILITATION FRAM ��(937) 316-3000 Rest Haven Operations, LLC ��(937) 548-1138 Manufacturing – Packaging Items Versailles Rehabilitation Falcon Packaging LLC ��(800) 833-2832 and Healthcare Center ��(937) 526-5570 Manufacturing - RV Cooling Units Village Green Health Campus ��(937) 548-1993 Norcold, Inc. ��(937) 447-2241 OFFICE EQUIPMENT Manufacturing - Sheet Metal Parts Loudy Office Machines ��(937) 548-1818 Classic Reproductions LLC ��(937) 548-9839 Perry ProTech ��(419) 228-1360 Manufacturing – Steel Fabricator Rebsco, Inc. ��(937) 548-2246 PARK DISTRICT Treaty City Industries ��(937) 548-9000 Darke County Park District ��(937) 548-0165 MARKETING - ADVERTISING SOLUTIONS PERFORMING ARTS STUDIO Graphic Communications ��(419) 925-0505 Final Bow: Center For Children’s Performing Arts ��(937) 459-5003 MASSAGE THERAPIST The Natural Path of Greenville, LLC ��(937) 459-5392 PHARMACY Medicine and More ��(937) 547-1642 Touch of Heart Therapeutic Medical Massage ��(937) 423-5033 PUBLICATIONS – NEWSPAPER Darke County Media/ MEATS The Daily Advocate ��(937) 548-3151 Winners Meat Farm ��(937) 548-7513 Darke County Media/The Early Bird ��(937) 548-3330 MEAT PROCESSING King’s Command/American REALTOR Food Group, LLC ��(937) 526-3553 Berkshire Hathaway Home Services ��(937) 547-0064 King’s Poultry Farm ��(937) 448-2448 First Choice Realty ��(937) 548-5464 Leis Realty Company ��(937) 548-5750 MERCHANT SERVICES Greenville Federal ��(937) 548-4158 RECYCLING Recycling - Scrap 1-Shot Services ��(937) 447-3300 Recycling - Waste Rumpke Waste and Recycling ��(800) 828-8171 RENTAL SERVICES Rental Services – Buildings McClain’s, Inc. ��(937) 548-5002 125 E. MAIN ST. GREENVILLE Rental Services – Equipment Lefeld Industrial & Welding Supplies ��(937) 548-1202 937.548.9049 MERCERSAVINGS.COM

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52 Darke County Chamber Directory TITLE COMPANY American Title Resources ��(937) 548-8300 TRAILER SALES Fullenkamp's Frenchtown Trailer Sales & Supply ��(937) 526-4057 R.J. Cox Company ��(937) 548-4699 TRUCKING COMPANY Trucking Company - Diesel Repair Classic Carriers Inc. ��(937) 526-7034 Dick Lavy Trucking ��(937) 448-2104 RESTAURANT Hobbs Trucking, Inc. ��(937) 423-0697 Restaurant – Alcohol Served Pohl Transportation ��(937) 526-5080 Buffalo Wild Wings ��(937) 459-4135 Trucking Company - Sales Restaurant – Chicken Rowland Truck & Equipment ��(937) 548-4200 Kentucky Fried Chicken ��(937) 548-8814 Restaurant – Darke County Unique UTILITIES Maid Rite Sandwich Shop ��(937) 548-9340 Utilities – Electricity Montage ��(937) 548-1950 Darke Rural Electric Co-op ��(937) 548-4114 Restaurant – Family Style DPL, Inc. ��(937) 259-7925 JT’s Brew and Grill ��(937) 548-1400 Utilities – Internet Provider The Merchant House ��(937) 459-4405 Hometown Cable Company LLC ��(419) 678-4090 Restaurant – Hamburgers Independents Fiber Network ��(419) 739-3116 McDonalds-Greenville North ��(937) 548-1744 Utilities – Natural Gas McDonalds-Greenville South ��(937) 548-5652 CenterPoint Energy ��(937) 291-7141 Wendy’s Old Fashion Hamburgers ��(937) 548-6006 VENDING SERVICES Restaurant – Ice Cream Miami Valley Vending Services ��(937) 548-1975 Dairy Queen Grill & Chill ��(937) 459-4548 VETERINARIAN Restaurant – Mexican Hartzell Veterinary Service, Inc. ��(937) 548-4606 Hot Head Burritos ��(937) 548-1060 VOCATIONAL TRAINING RETIREMENT COMMUNITY Miami Valley Career Technology Center �(937) 854-6272 Brethren Retirement Community ��(937) 547-8000 Brookdale Greenville ��(937) 548-6800 WINERY – ALCOHOL SERVED Oakley Place ��(937) 548-9521 The Winery at Versailles ��(937) 526-3232 RETIREMENT PROGRAMS YOGA Marchal Hunt Retirement Concepts ��(937) 548-2529 Nature's Heart Yoga ��(765) 426-5703 RV SALES AND SERVICE Davis Camper Sales Inc. ��(419) 336-7141 SOCIAL SERVICES Council on Rural Service Programs ��(937) 778-5220 Darke County United Way ��(937) 547-1272 SPORTING GOODS MM Defense ��(937) 808-4199 TIRES – RETAIL Kurtious Tire ��(937) 547-0104 OH-70206186

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Ace Hardware Bailey Zechar BMF Fitness Bur-Oak Dental Doug Hesson Funeral Home Melissa Riethman Dr. Zach Siefring 1241 Russ Road Greg Zechar 100 W. Third Street 440 Bur-Oak Drive Greenville, Ohio 45331 653 Hickey Avenue Greenville, Ohio 45331 Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-548-7284 Versailles, Ohio 45380 937-459-4758 937-548-5496 American Red Cross 937-526-4440 Bolyard Heating Cal-Maine Foods Inc. of Northern Miami BASF Corp. & Cooling, Inc. Ryan Dedloff Valley Ohio Allison Brigitzer Lisa Bolyard-Herron 3078 Washington Road Lynne Gump 1175 Martin Street 1480 Sweitzer Street Rossburg, Ohio 45362 130 Martz Street, Suite 6 Greenville, Ohio 45331 P.O. Box 915 937-337-9576 Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-548-6748 Greenville, Ohio 45331 CareWorks Comp 937-548-1002 Beanz Buttercream 937-548-6772 Julia Bowling American Title Bakery LLC Brady Ware & Company 5500 Glendon Court Resources Sean Strawser Tracy Haines Dublin, Ohio 43016 Joel Allread 316 South Broadway One Woodside Drive 614-764-7600 600 South Broadway Greenville, Ohio 45331 Richmond, Indiana 47374 C Squared Industrial Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-459-5008 800-515-5536 Trey Manuel 937-548-8300 Benanzer Custom Bread of Life 9712 Horatio Harris Arcon Builders, Ltd. Homes NA, Inc. Christian Bookstore Creek Road Tim Shellabarger Derrick Robinson Julie Strait P.O. Box 65 7824 Alt. State Route 49 6 Harvest Fields Way 533 South Broadway Bradford, Ohio 45308 Arcanum, Ohio 45304 Arcanum, Ohio 45304 Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-638-9759 937-692-6330 937-548-5053 937-547-1132 CF Poeppelman/ Ault, Henderson Berkshire Hathaway Brethren Retirement Pepcon & Lewis, CPA Home Services Community Jim Poeppelman Lucie Pohl Bob Nelson Dale Musser 4755 State Route 721 1400 North Broadway 511 East Main Street John Warner Bradford, Ohio 45308 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Greenville, Ohio 45331 750 Chestnut Street 937-448-2191 937-548-5745 937-547-0064 Greenville, Ohio 45331 CenterPoint Energy Bach to Rock Music Bill Hawkey 937-547-8000 Walter Hibner Bruce Kaiser & Associates, Inc. Brookdale Greenville 1335 E. Dayton Yellow 334 South Broadway Rockney Campbell Christena Sharp Springs Road Greenville, Ohio 45331 610 Wagner Avenue 1401 North Broadway Fairborn, Ohio 45324 (937) 547-1970 P.O. Box 1011 Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-291-7141 Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-548-6800 Cherry & 937-548-0167 Brumbaugh Williams DDS Construction, Inc. Dr. David Williams Kent Myers 138 Shawnee Drive 3520 State Route 49 Greenville, Ohio 45331 North 937-547-0114 P.O. Box 309 City of Greenville Arcanum, Ohio 45304 Mayor Steve Willman 937-692-5107 100 Public Square Buffalo Wild Wings Greenville, Ohio 45331 Rick Small 937-548-1819 1485 Wagner Avenue Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-459-4135 OH-70206174

54 Darke County Chamber Directory Classic Carriers Inc. Council on Rural Darke County General Darke County Sharon Henry Service Programs Health District Sheriff's Office 151 Industrial Parkway Millie Woryk Dr. Terrence L. Holman Chief Deputy Mark P.O. Box 295 116 East Third Street 300 Garst Avenue Whittaker Versailles, Ohio 45380 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Greenville, Ohio 45331 5185 County Home Road 937-526-7034 937-778-5220 937-548-4196 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Classic D.L. Beck, Inc. Darke County 937-548-3399 Reproductions LLC Diana Beck Historical Society Darke County Tile Co. Gary Fuson 9511 US 36 Clay Johnson Jim Edsall 5315 Meeker Road Bradford, Ohio 45308 205 North Broadway 300 Chestnut Street Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-448-2890 Greenville, Ohio 45331 P.O. Box 207 937-548-9839 Dairy Queen 937-548-5250 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Cleen Carpet Care Grill & Chill Darke County Media 937-548-3425 David Leensvaart Keith Chambers The Daily Advocate/ Darke County 4178 Childrens Home 1510 Wagner Avenue The Early Bird United Way Bradford Road Greenville, Ohio 45331 Candy Helm Christy Bugher Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-459-4548 Christie Randall 207 East Fourth Street 937-548-5267 Darke County 100 Washington Avenue P.O. Box 716 Commercial Agricultural Society Greenville, Ohio 45331 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Printing Co. Brian Rismiller The Daily Advocate 937-547-1272 Joan Brandt 800 Sweitzer Street 937-548-3151 Darke County 314 South Broadway Greenville, Ohio 45331 The Early Bird Visitors Bureau Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-548-5044 937-548-3330 Ryan Berry 937-548-3835 Darke County Darke County 421 South Broadway Community Center for the Arts Municipal Court Greenville, Ohio 45331 Improvement Andrea Jordan Judge Julie Monnin 937-548-5158 Corporation P.O. Box 718 504 South Broadway, Darke County YMCA of Greenville, Ohio Greenville, Ohio 45331 Suite 7 Sam Casalano Mayor Steve Willman 937-547-0908 Greenville, Ohio 45331 301 Wagner Avenue 937-547-7340 100 Public Square Darke County Greenville, Ohio 45331 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Commissioners Darke County 937-548-3777 937-548-1819 Kelly Everhart Park District 10242 Versailles- Comprehensive 520 South Broadway Roger Van Frank Southeastern Road Health Network Greenville, Ohio 45331 4267 State Route Versailles, Ohio 45380 Abby Thomas 937-547-7301 502 West 937-526-4488 5420 State Route 571 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Darke County 937-548-0165 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Economic 937-548-0506 Development Cooper Farms Mike Bowers Terry Wehrkamp 537 South Broadway, 2321 State Route 49 Suite 201 Home Life P.O. Box 339 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Ft. Recovery, Ohio 45846 937-548-3250 Auto Farm 419-375-4116 Group Business ‘Because ere Is A Tomorrow’ Health 863 E. Main St. Versailles www.phelanins.com 937-526-3111 [email protected] OH-70206110

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Darke Rural Dayton REALTORS® Duane Morris Falcon Packaging LLC Electric Co-op Carlton Jackson Government Len Mayer Ted Holsapple 1515 South Main Street Strategies 1359 Sater Street 1120 Ft. Jefferson Road Dayton, Ohio 45409 Katie DeLand Greenville, Ohio 45331 P.O. Box 278 937-223-0900 P.O. Box 83 800-833-2832 Greenville, Ohio 45331 DB Cabinets & North Star, Ohio 45350 Family Health, Inc. 937-548-4114 Construction 937-424-7086 Jared Pollick Darke Soil & Water Linda Benedict Dynamic Health & Laurie White, Ph.D Conservation District 2580 Tillman Road Performance 5735 Meeker Road Jared Coppess Arcanum, Ohio 45304 Dr. Daniel Edwards Greenville, Ohio 45331 1117 Southtowne Court 937-692-5633 324 East Third Street 937-548-9680 Greenville, Ohio 45331 DPL, Inc. Greenville, Ohio 45331 Fifth Third Bank 937-548-1715 Holly Wiggins 937-564-5348 Monica Alexander Dave Knapp 1065 Woodman Drive Edison State 225 East Main Street Ford Lincoln Dayton, OH 45432 Community College Greenville, Ohio 45331 Vera Houpt 937-259-7925 Doreen Larson 937-548-1524 Bryan Knapp Dick Lavy Trucking 1973 Edison Drive Final Bow: Center 500 Wagner Avenue Krista Wulber Piqua, Ohio 45356 For Children’s Greenville, Ohio 45331 8848 State Route 121 937-778-8600 Performing Arts 937-547-3000 Bradford, Ohio 45308 Chad Beanblossom Hillary Holzapfel Davis Camper 937-448-2104 601 Wagner Avenue 116 East Third Street Sales Inc. Donegal Greenville, Ohio 45331 P.O. Box 682 Kent and Betty Davis Insurance Group 937-548-5546 Greenville, Ohio 45331 101 North Main Street Ray Haag Edward Jones 937-459-5003 P.O. Box 129 200 West Main Street Investments Financial North Star, Ohio 45350 P.O. Box 479 Zach Bruening Achievement Services 419-336-7141 Greenville, Ohio 45331 684 Wagner Avenue, Phillip Pierri Dayton Physicians 937-548-5111 Suite B 5116 Children’s Home Network Doss Business Greenville, Ohio 45331 Bradford Road Jeff Sergent Systems 937-548-3917 P.O. Box 657 Wayne Cancer Center Ken Centers Edwin F. Nickol Inc. Greenville, Ohio 45331 1111 Sweitzer Street, 5314 Meeker Road Gary Condon 937-548-2210 Suite C P.O. Box 1065 741 East Main Street Fireside Resort Greenville, Ohio 45331 Greenville, Ohio 45331 P.O. Box 16 Jean Bomholt 937-293-1622 937-548-9009 Versailles, Ohio 45380 6236 Shade Road 937-526-3711 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Eikenberry’s IGA 937-621-3979 Mark Davis First Choice Realty 1120 Sweitzer Street Douglas G. Harman CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS Greenville, Ohio 45331 1400 Wagner Avenue 937-548-9214 Greenville, Ohio 45331 fry & company Excel Petroleum 937-548-5464 building a better business. creating a better life Rupinder Singh 110 East Main Street Serving Darke County Since 1949 Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-467-3012 300 West Main Street phone: 937.548.3106 frycpas.com Greenville, Ohio 45331 fax: 937.548.1665 OH-70206183

56 Darke County Chamber Directory Fitzwater Tree GNB Banking Centers Greenville First Hanes Law Group LTD & Lawn Care Gloria Harpest Presbyterian Church Thomas Graber, Esq. David Furlong Kent James Pastor Andrew Gilman 507 South Broadway 4617 Jaysville Lisa Martin 114 East Fourth Street Greenville, Ohio 45331 St. Johns Road Sam Suter Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-548-1157 P.O. Box 687 446 South Broadway 937-548-3188 Hansbarger Greenville, Ohio 45331 P.O. Box 190 Greenville Home Solutions 937-548-1705 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Public Library Marlise McCallister Fliehman Law Group 937-548-1114 Susi Halley 1127 Sweitzer Street Travis L. Fliehman, Esq. Goodwill Easter Seals 520 Sycamore Street Greenville, Ohio 45331 8314 State Route 121 Miami Valley Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-548-3174 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Sam Jones 937-548-3915 Happily Ever Co. 937-548-6888 637 Wagner Avenue Greenville Sarah Schinke FRAM Greenville, Ohio 45331 Rotary Club 519 South Broadway Stacy Burk 937-548-4496 Gavin Glasscoe P.O. Box 1103 Jeff Fraelich Gordon & DeSantis P.O. Box 456 Greenville, Ohio 45331 851 Jackson Street Orthodontics Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-621-4401 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Dr. Doug Gordon 937-548-2131 Hartzell Veterinary 937-316-3000 140 Shawnee Drive Greenville Service, Inc. Francis Furniture Greenville, Ohio 45331 Technology, Inc. Dr. Charles Hartzell Josh Paul 937-548-0755 Bill LaFramboise 5646 Horatio Harris 1410 Wagner Avenue Graphic 5755 State Route 571 East Creek Road Greenville, Ohio 45331 Communications P.O. Box 974 Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-547-0205 Shelly Bohman Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-548-4606 Fry & Company 2072 Northview Drive 937-548-1471 Helen’s Flowers Rodney Oda Maria Stein, Ohio 45860 H & M Precision Deb Schaefer Jim Ward 419-925-0505 Concrete, LLC 1146 Sweitzer Street 300 West Main Street Graves-Fearon Jason Haworth Greenville, Ohio 45331 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Agency Nationwide 7805 Arcanum 937-548-3008 937-548-3106 Mike Fearon Bears Mill Road Hittle Buick GMC, Inc. Fullenkamp's 708 North Main Street Greenville, Ohio 45331 Jeff Hittle Frenchtown Arcanum, Ohio 45304 937-547-0012 1270 Sweitzer Street Trailer Sales 937-692-5318 H & R Block P.O. Box 296 & Supply Co. Greenville Melissa Besecker Greenville, Ohio 45331 Frank Fullenkamp City Schools 1319 Wagner Avenue 937-548-1147 11465 Mangen Road Doug Fries Greenville, Ohio 45331 P.O. Box 312 215 West Fourth Street 937-548-0212 Versailles, Ohio 45380 Memorial Hall 937-526-4057 Greenville, Ohio 45331 G & G Floor 937-548-3185 Fashions, Inc. Greenville Federal Commerical Industrial Ron Goodpaster Susan Barker www.statelinepower.com 602 Wagner Avenue Nick Good Generator www.statelinepower.com P.O. Box 702 Jeff Kniese GeneratorMfg, Sales, Sales & & Service Service Greenville, Ohio 45331 690 Wagner Avenue Agriculture Moblie 650 Pine Street650 Pine Street 937-547-1006937-547-1006 937-548-4503 Greenville Ohio 45331 “To consistently provide Greenville,Greenville, OH 45331 OH 45331800-524-8344800-524-8344 937-548-4158 quality products, support PowerPower when you when you and service that exceeds the need it!need it! expectation of our customers.” Residential OH-70205904 40973983

Darke County Chamber Directory 57 Membership Directory Hobbs Trucking, Inc. J&A Construction, Inc. Keller Grain Kurtious Tire Scott Hobbs Justin Hines & Feed, Inc. Tina Smith 7078 Unger Road 3609 Childrens Home Christoph Keller 7802 Celina Road Greenville, Ohio 45331 Bradford Road 7977 Main Street-Horatio Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-423-0697 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-547-0104 Hometown Cable 937-547-1723 937-448-2116 Law Office of Randall Company LLC JAFE Decorating, Inc. Kentucky E. Breaden, LLC Aaron Miller Randy O’Dell Fried Chicken Randall E. Breaden, Esq. 305 East Main Street 1250 Martin Street Nikki Pierman 414 Walnut Street P.O. Box 106 Greenville, Ohio 45331 670 Wagner Avenue Greenville, Ohio 45331 Coldwater, Ohio 45828 937-547-1888 Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-548-1920 419-678-4090 Janitorial 937-548-8814 Law Office of Hot Head Burritos Management Service Kicks 96 Theodore Finnarn Jim Miller Rick Lundy Cindy Slick Ted Finnarn, Jr., Esq. 1324 Wagner Avenue P.O. Box 896 2626 Tingler Road West 421 Public Square Greenville, Ohio 45331 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Richmond, Indiana 47374 Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-548-1060 937-548-8357 765-962-1595 937-548-3240 Hupman Lawncare Jim Gable Insurance Kings Command/ Lefeld Industrial & & Landscaping LLC Agency, Inc. American Foods Welding Supplies Jason Hupman Jim Gable Group, LLC Tom Lease 5678 US Route 36 East 126 East Main Street Renee Huegele 1110 Sweitzer Street Greenville, Ohio 45331 P.O. Box 505 770 North Center Street Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-548-1782 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Versailles, Ohio 45380 937-548-1202 Independents 937-548-4085 937-526-3553 Lehman Chiropractic Fiber Network Johnston King’s Poultry Farm Dr. Kyle Lehman Nathan Zehringer Chiropractic Clinic Levi King 1300 Chippewa Drive 13888 County Road 25A Dr. Kristene Clark 8091 Horatio Harris Greenville, Ohio 45331 Wapakoneta, Ohio 45895 109 Rhoades Avenue Creek Road 937-548-9221 419-739-3116 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Bradford, Ohio 45308 Leis Realty Co. Innovative Office 937-548-3610 937-448-2448 Dustin Leis Solutions JT’s Brew and Grill Klepinger Don Leis Jason Winner Trisha Hill Insurance Agency 535 East Main Street 5016 Industrial Drive 1475 Wagner Avenue Bruce Klepinger Greenville, Ohio 45331 Maria Stein, Ohio 45860 Greenville, Ohio 45331 430 Wayne Avenue 937-548-5750 419-925-5433 937-548-1400 P.O. Box 627 Life Style Greenville, Ohio 45331 Furniture & Mattress 937-548-2575 Neil Francis Kremer Roofing, Inc. 640 Wagner Avenue Jeff Kremer Greenville, Ohio 45331 (937) 548-7158 9319 Murphy Road 937-548-5200

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58 Darke County Chamber Directory Loudy Office McCabe Painting Mercer Savings Bank Mote & Machines Service, Inc. Tim Burns Associates, Inc. Tim Loudy Marty McCabe Bill Martin Mike Henderson 119 Martin Street 6956 State Route 125 East Main Street 214 West Fourth Street P.O. Box 308 121 North Greenville, Ohio 45331 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-548-9049 937-548-7511 937-548-1818 937-547-0497 Miami Valley Career Nature's Heart Yoga Lowe’s of Greenville McClain’s, Inc. Technology Center Erica Menke Tiffany Thompson David McClain Nick Weldy 407 South Broadway 1550 Wagner Avenue 5263 Sebring 6800 Hoke Road Greenville, Ohio 45331 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Warner Road Clayton, Ohio 45315 765-426-5703 937-547-2400 P.O. Box 27 937-854-6272 Norcold, Inc. Maid Rite Greenville, Ohio 45331 Miami Valley Heather Bates Sandwich Shop 937-548-5002 Vending Services 1 Century Drive Steven Canter McCrate, Delaet Jenny Thacker Gettysburg, Ohio 45328 125 North Broadway & Co., CPA 134 Martin Street 937-447-2241 P.O. Box 495 Sarah Stammen Greenville, Ohio 45331 Oakley Place Greenville, Ohio 45331 PO Box 339 937-548-1975 Sandy Baker 937-548-9340 Sidney, Ohio 45365 Dr. Michael Fourman 1275 Northview Drive Main Street 800-686-3954 937-547-0544 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Greenville, Inc. McDonalds Michael C. Snyder 937-548-9521 Ryan Berry 1301 Wagner Avenue 937-417-6255 1-Shot Services 421 South Broadway Greenville, Ohio 45331 Midmark Corp. Wayne Chinn Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-548-1744 6377 Hahn Road 937-548-4998 1237 Sweitzer Street Mitch Eiting 60 Vista Drive Bradford, Ohio 45308 Marchal Hunt Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-447-3300 937-548-5652 Versailles, Ohio 45380 Retirement Concepts 937-526-3662 O’Reilly Jim Hunt Medicine and More MM Defense Precision Products 127 West Fifth Street Eric Everman Jeff O’Reilly Greenville, Ohio 45331 100 Fort Jefferson Avenue Debbie Metzner 202 Wagner Avenue 560 East Main Street 937-548-2529 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Russia, Ohio 45363 937-547-1642 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Marchal & 937-808-4199 937-526-9800 Marchal, LTD Members Choice John Marchal, Esq. Credit Union, Inc. Montage 116 West Fourth Street Tina Brooks Aaron Cox Greenville, Ohio 45331 725 Pine Street 527 South Broadway 937-548-1125 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-548-1950 Marshall Combs 937-548-0360 State Farm Menke Marshall Combs Consulting, Inc. 200 Wagner Avenue Tom Menke Greenville, Ohio 45331 6070 Routzong Road 937-459-4922 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Marv Stammen 937-447-4225 937-548-1594 1701 KitchenAid Way • Greenville, OH 45331 937-548-4126 OH-70206113

Darke County Chamber Directory 59 Membership Directory Orthopedic Phelan Prenger’s Rebsco, Inc. Associates of Insurance Agency Financial Service Tyeis L. Baker-Baumann SW Ohio David Coons Dan Watren 4362 US Route 36 Dr. Safet Hatic Pat Custenborder 10511 Kley Road Greenville, Ohio 45331 732 Sweitzer Street Jeff Francis Versailles, Ohio 45380 937-548-2246 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Chris Gigandet 937-526-3014 Recovery & 937-569-0448 863 East Main Street Production Paint Wellness Centers OSU Extension, P.O. Box 1 Finishers, Inc. of Midwest Ohio Darke County Versailles, Ohio 45380 Allen Francis Cynthia Cook-Wion Sam Custer 937-526-3111 140 North Center Street 600 Walnut Street 603 Wagner Avenue Plastering by P.O. Box 127 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Nealeigh Bradford, Ohio 45308 937-548-6842 937-548-5215 Len Nealeigh 937-448-2627 Reid Health Park National Bank 2404 State Route 502 ProMedica 360Health Larry Price Russ Badgett Greenville, Ohio 45331 Becky Edge 1100 Reid Parkway Antonia Baker 937-548-3398 Connie Jeanette Richmond, Indiana 47374 Todd Durham Pohl Transportation 716 Sweitzer Street 765-983-3442 Shane Stonebraker Rebecca Liette Greenville, Ohio 45331 Reid Specialty John Swallow 9297 McGreevey Road 937-547-0175 Physicians of Vicki Wessling P.O. Box 334 Rainbow Accounting Greenville 499 South Broadway Versailles, Ohio 45380 Services LLC Larry Price P.O. Box 130 937-526-5080 Melissa Bowman 1101 Jackson Street Greenville, Ohio 45331 Premier Health 111 North Bridge Street Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-548-2122 Diane Ewing P.O. Box 1106 937-316-1300 Perry ProTech Diane Pleiman Gettysburg, Ohio 45328 Rest Haven Jason Koesters 110 North Main Street, 937-448-6159 Operations, LLC 545 West Market Street Suite 386 Ramco Electric Toni Jeffries Lima, Ohio 45801 Dayton, Ohio 45402 Motors 1096 North Ohio Street 419-228-1360 937-499-5694 Jase Barhorst Greenville, Ohio 45331 5763 Jaysville-St. Johns 937-548-1138 Road R.J. Cox Company Greenville, Ohio 45331 John Cox 937-548-2525 8903 State Route 571 East Randall Arcanum, Ohio 45304 Insurance Agency 937-548-4699 Ben Randall R.J. Warner Insurance 239 East Main Street Chad Booher P.O. Box 159 5 South High Street Greenville, Ohio 45331 Arcanum, Ohio 45304 Proudly 937-548-1181 937-692-8123 celebrating R.B. Cox Agency, Inc. Romer’s Catering 27 years Ryan Cox & Entertainment 118 South Main Street Facilities in business P.O. Box 216 Mandy Mote Ansonia, Ohio 45303 118 East Main Street 9297 McGreevey Road, PO Box 334 937-337-3161 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Versailles, OH 45380-0334 937-548-2202

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60 Darke County Chamber Directory Rowland Truck & SRS Engine Parts, Inc. The Andersons Touch of Heart Equipment Scott Ray Michelle Brackman Therapeutic Cody Rowland 5453 State Route 49 Janelle Brinksneader Medical Massage 5425 Childrens Home Greenville, Ohio 45331 Jason Hill Diane Crawford Bradford Road 937-548-7113 5728 Sebring Warner 318 Wagner Avenue Greenville, Ohio 45331 St. Clair Manor Road Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-548-4200 Mike Jones Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-423-5033 Rumpke Waste & 224 East Third Street 937-316-3702 Towne House Motel Recycling P.O. Box 9 The Gracious Krish Patel Molly Yeager Greenville, Ohio 45331 Mineral Company 209 East Main Street 5474 Jaysville 937-548-2524 Destiny Phlipot Greenville, Ohio 45331 St. Johns Road Stateline Power Corp. 410 South Broadway 937-548-4171 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Michael Bell Greenville, Ohio 45331 Treaty City Industries 800-828-8171 650 Pine Street 937-808-4024 Mike Jones Schmidt’s Heating Greenville, Ohio 45331 The Merchant House 945 Sater Street Cooling Refrigeration 937-547-1006 Cassie Campbell P.O. Box 39 & Geothermal State of the Heart Care 406 South Broadway Greenville, Ohio 45331 Greg Schmidt Kristi Strawser Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-548-9000 999 Sweitzer Street, 1350 North Broadway 937-459-4405 Tri-County Board of Suite B Greenville, Ohio 45331 The Natural Path of Recovery & Mental Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-548-2999 Greenville, LLC Health Services 937-548-5220 Stephen R. Sarah Royer Brad Reed Scott J. Zumbrink Stentzel, DDS 324 East Third Street 1100 Wayne Street Farms Dr. Stephen Stentzel Greenville, Ohio 45331 Suite 4000 Scott J. Zumbrink 444 Burr Oak Drive 937-459-5392 Troy, Ohio 45373 13076 Elijah-York Road Greenville, Ohio 45331 The Winery at 937-335-7727 Rossburg, Ohio 45362 937-548-2635 Versailles Troutwine Auto 937-417-3827 Steve Litchfield Maria Weaver Sales, Inc. Speech Pathology 937-547-0092 6572 State Route 47 Jim Troutwine Services Versailles, Ohio 45380 9 North Main Street Lisa Burk Stillwater Valley 937-526-3232 Arcanum, Ohio 45304 1498 North Broadway Golf Club 937-692-8373 Susan Drees Three Way Electric Greenville, Ohio 45331 Monte Miller Turtle Creek 937-548-2317 9235 Seibt Road Bradford, Ohio 45308 710 Hiddeson Avenue Golf Course Spencer 937-526-3041 P.O. Box 171 6545 US Route 36 East Landscaping, Inc. Greenville, Ohio 4533 P.O. Box 36 Wes Spencer Studio 1 Hair Design 937-548-8843 Greenville, Ohio 45331 5338 State Route 571 Diane Wentworth 937-548-2700 616 South Broadway Tomorrow’s Greenville, Ohio 45331 Technology Today VentureLinx 937-548-1800 Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-547-1119 Leah Koesters Cheri Shefbuch Spirit Medical 501 Norther Eastern 537 South Broadway, Transport, LLC Teaford’s Pizza & Subs Avenue Suite 204 Aaron Guthrie Aaron Keaser St. Henry, Ohio 45883 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Brian Hathaway 101 Pine Street 419-678-46900 937-505-8527 5484 State Route 49 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-547-9383 937-548-2800

Darke County Chamber Directory 61 Membership Directory Versailles Wagner Paving, Inc. Weimer Electronics Winners Meat Farm Rehabilitation and Brent Kress Norman Weimer Rob Winner Healthcare Center 2 North Main Street 111 North Main Street 2259 State Route 502 Kristy Earick P.O. Box B P.O. Box 95 Greenville, Ohio 45331 200 Marker Road Laura, Ohio 45337 New Madison, Ohio 937-548-7513 Versailles, Ohio 45380 937-947-1834 45346 Zechar Bailey 937-526-5570 Walls Brothers 937-996-6331 Funeral Home Village Green Asphalt Co. Wendy’s Old Fashion Greg Zechar Health Campus Bryan Clymer Hamburgers 1499 North Broadway Jamie Welch Perry Walls Regena Redmond Greenville, Ohio 45331 1315 KitchenAid Way 3690 Hollansburg- 419 Wagner Avenue 937-548-4141 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Sampson Road Greenville, Ohio 45331 Honorary Members 937-548-1993 Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-548-6006 US Senator Rob Portman 937-548-7158 Village of Arcanum Western Ohio US Representative Gregory Baumle Wayne Podiatric Medical Warren Davidson 104 West South Street Builders Supply Center P.O. Box 398 Michael Homan Dr. Michael R. Maher Ohio Governor Arcanum, Ohio 45304 5410 State Route 49 415 West Russ Road Mike DeWine 937-692-8500 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Lt. Governor Jon Husted Village of Union 937-548-1101 937-548-1244 Ohio Senator City, Ohio Wayne HealthCare Whirlpool Corp. Matt Huffman 419 East Elm Street Wayne Deschambeau Jenni Hanna Ohio Senator Union City, Ohio 45390 Terri Flood Alessandra Mark Steve Huffman 937-968-6664 Jordan Francis 1701 Kitchen Aid Way Peggy Schultz Greenville, Ohio 45331 Ohio Representative Village of Versailles Susan Manchester Rodd Hale 835 Sweitzer Street 937-548-4126 P.O. Box 288 Greenville, Ohio 45331 Wielands, Inc. Ohio Representative Versailles, Ohio 45380 937-548-1141 Dean Bankson Jena Powell 937-526-4191 414 South Broadway Ohio Auditor Keith Faber P.O. Box 688 Greenville, Ohio 45331 937-548-3620

62 Darke County Chamber Directory Our Care Lives Here, in Darke County Proudly serving Greenville and the Darke County community Day in and day out, we are entrusted to care for you, our friends and neighbors. At Premier Health, we’ve fully embraced the goal of building a healthy community, and it is our privilege to serve you.

Compassionate cancer Investing in our care, close to home: youth through Premier Health is pleased to partnerships with local partner with Wayne HealthCare schools across Darke and the Dayton Physicians County including Network to offer oncology and Greenville City Schools, hematology care, chemotherapy, Arcanum-Butler Local radiation therapy, and more, all Schools, and Bradford close to home. Schools.

Telehealth partnerships with Wayne HealthCare: As a proud, long-standing partner of Wayne HealthCare, Premier Health provides residents of Darke County and the surrounding area with important access to care via telehealth options. When moments matter, our board-certified neurologists work virtually with the caring staff at Wayne HealthCare 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to ensure rapid evaluation and treatment after a stroke occurs to maximize rehabilitation and recovery for patients. We also partner to provide TeleEEG services to diagnose and monitor seizures and other brain disorders. And through our TeleIntensivist partnership, coming in late 2020, critical care providers at Miami Valley Hospital will collaborate with the ICU team at Wayne HealthCare to help remotely manage critically ill patients in the ICU using a telemedicine audio/video link, providing many seriously ill patients the ability to remain close to home.

Primary care to keep you Bringing specialty care home to and your family healthy: Greenville: The specialized team at Premier Our team of providers at Stillwater Cardiovascular Institute in Greenville cares for your Family Care in Versailles has over heart, from preventive care to complex procedures, 100 years of combined service providing you easy access to the high-quality, bringing comprehensive quality advanced cardiac care that is our hallmark. And our health care to patients of all ages. team at North Dayton OB-Gyn provides comprehensive care for women throughout every stage of life.

CareFlight, ready for serious emergencies: CareFlight’s air and mobile services team provides advanced, fast and safe medical transportation for severely injured or critically ill patients who need immediate treatment. As Dayton’s first and fastest medical transport program, CareFlight has transported more than 70,000 patients since its start in 1983. And, with operations based at four locations across the region, including our newest northwest base at the Darke County Airport, next to Versailles’ Midmark Corporation, we are proud to serve you.

Fidelity Health Care: Convenient quality diagnostic Premier Health’s Fidelity laboratory services: In collaboration with Health Care serves residents CompuNet, a full-service clinical laboratory, we of Southwest Ohio in the provide local, accessible, and responsive lab services comfort and privacy of their and consultations that set us apart. And, our caring own homes, improving lives healthcare professionals at the Patient Service Center and helping patients remain in Versailles have the training and expertise needed independent. to help you feel comfortable every step of the way.

To learn more about care close to home, visit premierhealth.com/darkecounty

63 Darke County Chamber Directory CARE Right Here! Delivering exceptional, comprehensive care right here in Darke County!

Your Healthcare Destination! We've got you covered. At Wayne HealthCare, improving the patient experience is at the n Cancer Care n Maternity center of everything we do. That means delivering 5-star quality care, n Cardiopulmonary n Orthopedics every time. It means having access to more than 260 highly-skilled, n Community Outreach n Rehabilitation credentialed medical providers and innovative medical technologies. n Diabetes Education n Senior Behavioral Health And, to better serve our communities, it means opening a new, n Emergency n Surgery modern $60 million addition in January 2021. n Diagnostic Imaging n Walk-In Care n Laboratory n Wellness n Lifestyle Enhancement n Women’s Health

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