Business

The Fayette County Chamber of Commerce recently welcomed its newest member, Champions Grill & The Greens Golf Course. Champions is a grill and pub serving up tasty food and drinks seven days a week. It’s located at The Greens Golf Course. It’s located at 703 Highland Ave. in Washington C.H. and is open Monday-Sunday, 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Pictured are: Champions Grill managers and staff: Todd Wallace, Brandi Althouse, Dennen Lyons, Jason Mongold, Gary Claus, Dustin Pfeifer. Chamber ambassadors: Joe Denen, Chelsie Baker (City of WCH).

The City of Washington Court House recently presented Horizon Athletic, located at 150 W. East St., with a New Business Plaque. Pictured from left to right are: Joe Denen and Trey Tompkins.

The City of Washington Court House recently presented a New Business Plaque to Champion’s Grill at The Greens Golf Course, located at 703 Highland Ave. Pictured (from left to right) are: Todd Wallace, Joe Denen, Brandi Althouse, Dustin Pfeifer, Jason Mongold, and Chelsie Baker.

The Fayette County Chamber of Commerce recently welcomed e-Merge Real Estate Excellence to the community as a Chamber member. e-Merge is located at 111 S. Main St. in downtown Washington C.H. Cindi Watkins provided the Chamber with more knowledge about this company. “As one of central Ohio’s top brokerages, e-Merge Real Estate Excellence’s professional agents lead the way in buyer and seller satisfaction. With advanced technical solutions and proven marketing strategies, the firm is reshaping the landscape of the real estate industry. Our technical approach offers clients access to the latest in home-buying and selling approaches.” Pictured with family, friends and community friends are members of the e-Merge team: Dawn Hages, April Peck, Angela Geoghegan, Michelle Jones, Steve Armstrong, Deanna Stevens, Amanda Holt, Heather Dalessandri, Ellen Hardin, Pam Moore, Katherine Blades, Joe Mitchell, Keven Montgomery, Emily Mahoney, Cindi Watkins, and Chamber Ambassadors: Chelsie Baker (WCH), Ronda Turner (ERA Martin & Assoc.) Robyn Hadden (CH Manor/St. Catherine’s), Scott Eckles (Home Financial).

After nearly 36 years of service to Merchants National Bank, James (Jim) D. Evans, president and chief operating officer, is retiring on Jan. 31. After serving as a consultant for the bank for five years, Evans joined MNB in January 1987 as executive vice president. Throughout his distinguished tenure, he has served in various leadership roles and been instrumental in growing MNB’s loan portfolio and branch network, according to a news release.

The City of Washington Court House recently presented a New Business Plaque to E-Merge Real Estate, located at 111 S. Main St. in downtown Washington C.H. From left to right are: Steven Armstrong, Justin Gwinn, Cindi Watkins, and Chelsie Baker.

The Fayette County Chamber of Commerce recently welcomed Boxed Fitness to Washington C.H. as a Chamber member. Located at 1492 Yeoman Road NW, Boxed Fitness has worked hard to open this unique gym with customized daily workouts, group classes, functional fitness training, and kickboxing. Owned by Brooklyn and John McDonnell, Boxed Fitness opened its doors on Jan. 1. “At Boxed Fitness, we support all three elements of fitness (Spiritual, Mental and Physical) and put them into one box. You can find out more about us on Facebook and Instagram, but please, we do better in person! Stop in for a free day pass and see what Boxed is all about,” the owners said. Pictured with family and friends are: owners - Brooklyn and John McDonnell with the Boxed Fitness team: assistant manager - Mathew Marting, lead trainer - Brittany Casteel, trainers: Marissa Lawwell, Brice Cartwright, Mason Williams, Sammantha Floyd, Faith Kobel, and Chamber Ambassadors: Whitney Gentry (Adena), Chelsie Baker (City of WCH), Ronda Turner (ERA Martin & Assoc.), and Lori Hatfield (Atomic Credit Union).

Mid Atlantic Storage Systems, Inc. has been honored as the Fayette County Chamber of Commerce’s Business of the Month. Located at 1551 Robinson Road, SE in Washington C.H., Mid Atlantic opened its doors in Fayette County in 1984. They are the leading Aquastore® tank provider and installer in the United States for municipal and industrial water storage solutions, with more than 4,200 tanks erected in Indiana, Ohio, Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland, and Delaware. MASSI’s team of more than 90 employees partner with customers to bring the very best tank infrastructure to their companies and communities. As the leading licensed general contractor for the tank manufacturer, CST Storage, since 1987, MASSI brings experience, expertise, and a level of detail that is unmatched across the United States. Notable projects in Fayette County and surrounding areas include storage tanks in WCH, New Holland, Frankfort, Bloomingburg, and Leesburg. Pictured: Jennifer Snyder (Destination Outlets), Stephanie Dunham (Fay. Co. Travel & Tourism), Chelsie Baker (WCH), Debbie Bryant (United Way), Brad Turner (MASSI Dir. of Office Operations), Barabara Baker (MASSI Treasurer/Secretary), Jon Burns (MASSI VP of Business Dev. and Strategy), Kyle Butts (MASSI President), Gary Mann (MASSI VP of Construction), Ronda Turner (ERA Martin & Assoc.), Scott Eckles (Home Financial), Kathy Patterson (Record-Herald), Colleen Snellings (Nailed It Handyman), Whitney Gentry (Adena), and Robyn Hadden (CH Manor/St. Catherine’s).

Atomic Credit Union is pleased to announce a new position, mortgage loan originator, has been filled by long-time employee Courtney Walters.

The City of Washington Court House recently presented a New Business Plaque to Heritage Meat Company, located at 604 Rose Ave. HMC is a family-owned meat processing and sales company. It provides harvest, processing, packaging, and value-added processing services for livestock (beef, pork, and lamb). HMC is a mid-sized meat processing plant, large enough to meet the capacity needs of the local agricultural community, but small enough to maintain personal contact with suppliers and customers alike. HMC is an ODA (Ohio Department of Agriculture) inspected facility. Pictured are (left to right) are: Eric Henderson, Amanda Henderson, Jendi Boggess, Fred Boggess, and Washington City Council Chairman Dale Lynch.