sat down as a family and asked ourselves an honest question: Did we want this to stay a hobby we all enjoyed, or did we want to build something?" 

They chose to build. 

The family began selling at farmers markets and local events, listening carefully to customers and learning what people loved. As demand grew, so did the business. A pivotal moment came when co-owner Erika Davis walked into Grove City’s Giant Eagle Market District and simply asked if they would be interested in carrying Nate's Nectar products. That conversation led to the company's first major retail opportunity, and the momentum hasn't slowed since. 

Today, Nate's Nectar products can be found in retail stores across the country, online marketplaces, regional grocery chains, and even on national television. In March, the company made its debut on QVC and completely sold out during its first appearance. They'll return to QVC on June 30, with another appearance already scheduled for July. 

Despite the national growth, the heart of the company remains firmly rooted in Logan County. For the Davis family, choosing Logan County wasn't really a choice at all. "We were all born and raised here." 

As a local farm family, they built their facility and commercial kitchen on their own land, allowing them to grow the business while staying connected to the community that helped shape them. That local connection remains a major part of who they are today. 

Nate's Nectar is truly a family operation, with each member playing an important role in the business's success. The team includes: Nathan Davis – Co-Owner & Business Development, Erika Davis – Co-Owner & Marketing Management, Lauryn Strayer – Operations & Candles, Marissa Davis – Operations & Hair Care, Jessica Finch – Skin Care, Tim Davis – Operations, and Emily Davis – Operations. Every member of the team has been involved since the beginning, and every product is still made with love in small batches from their FDA-certified kitchen located on the family's farm near Bloom Center. ​

varieties. The gift-friendly packaging became an instant hit during the holiday season, selling out completely.

Customer demand was so strong that the team has already begun preparing inventory months in advance for the upcoming holiday season. To keep up with growing demand, the company has also invested in updated equipment and facility improvements designed to increase efficiency and production capacity. ​

Here's a fun fact that many people don't know about Nate's Nectar: their products are sold in at least one retail store in every state in the United States. And if you happen to stop by during a busy production day, you'll likely discover another secret to their success: The operations team runs on honey lattes. 

We are proud to celebrate this remarkable family business and look forward to watching their continued success for years to come. For more information, visit Nate’s Nectar online or follow them on Facebook and other social media channels. 

Please join us in congratulating Nate’s Nectar on being the Logan County Chamber of Commerce June 2026 Business of the Month. ​

Their passion paid off. By 1905, the library moved into a building funded by philanthropist Andrew Carnegie, tying Logan County to the historic Carnegie library movement that helped shape public libraries across the United States. 
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From those humble beginnings, the library grew steadily – adding branches, launching bookmobiles, and expanding services to meet the needs of a changing community. Today, it stands as a testament to what can happen when a community invests in itself. ​

You can also find libraries in our rural communities, including DeGraff, Lakeview, Rushsylvania, West Liberty and West Mansfield. 
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The library is more than books. In fact, there are services for every stage of life. Yes, you can still check out a great novel – but that’s just the beginning. Logan County Libraries offers a wide range of services designed to educate and empower: 

• Free access to books, audiobooks, movies, and digital content  

• Public computers, Wi-Fi, and mobile hotspots  

• Storytimes and early literacy programs for young children  

• Summer Reading Programs for all ages  

• Tech tutoring and digital literacy support  

• Home delivery and outreach services  

• Community meeting spaces and events  

​From “Books on Tape” in the 1980s to today’s digital platforms like Libby and Hoopla, the library has consistently stayed ahead of the curve. For a complete list of their services – stop in to a local branch, give them a call at (937) 599-4189 or check out their website. 

The past few years have tested the library system – but also highlighted its strength. From a devastating flood at Knowlton Library in 2022 to a tornado that destroyed the Lakeview Branch in 2024, Logan County Libraries has faced adversity head-on. Each time, the response has been the same: rebuild, reimagine, and reopen – stronger than before. 

Recent updates show just how committed the library is to evolving with its patrons’ needs. The Knowlton Library renovation and reopening in 2024 after their 2022 Christmas Day flood brought refreshed spaces, modern technology, and expanded community areas. 

Another major change? Going fine-free in 2024, removing overdue fines on many materials to ensure access isn’t limited by financial barriers. Add in tech tutoring and expanded digital services, and it’s clear the library is focused on making learning accessible to everyone. 

Over the years, Logan County Libraries has earned recognition for its creativity and service, including a 1st Place Award for outstanding programming by the Ohio Library Council Northwest Chapter Conference, a 2025 Carnegie Grant honoring its historic legacy and multiple other grants supporting literacy, technology, and community outreach. 

The library has also been an early adopter of digital innovations, from eBooks to mobile apps, ensuring patrons always have modern tools at their fingertips. 

What truly sets Logan County Libraries apart is its impact. This isn’t just a place to borrow materials – it’s where children discover a love of reading, families learn and grow together, and residents connect, collaborate, and create. Patrons don’t just use the library - they help shape it. That sense of shared ownership is part of what makes it so special. 

At 125 years strong, the Logan County Libraries aren’t slowing down. With a continued focus on innovation, accessibility, and community connection, the future looks just as bright as its storied past. Their advice for anyone starting something new? “Understand the people you serve, build trust, and grow through relationships.” It’s a philosophy that has clearly stood the test of time. 

From ice cream socials to internet hotspots, the Logan County Libraries have spent 125 years bringing knowledge, connection, and opportunity to the community. That’s something worth celebrating – not just this month, but every day. ​

Today, Honestly Clean is powered by a team that truly cares about the people they serve. Bret McFadden, Director of Operations, has been a key part of the team for nearly two years, helping guide daily operations. Chasidee Hamilton, who has been there since the beginning, is now stepping into a full-time Operations Support Specialist role.

In addition to leadership, the company is supported by a team of 23 hardworking cleaning professionals who serve clients daily. Their commitment and attention to detail make it possible for Honestly Clean to deliver consistent, high-quality service across Logan County.

For Misti, there was never a question about where to grow her business. Logan County is home. Honestly Clean has been located in The Main Street Marketplace (130 S. Main Street, Bellefontaine) for the past three years and is preparing for a move to 106 S. Detroit Street, Bellefontaine around May 1st – which they are extremely excited for. No matter where their office is located, their team remains out in the community every day, supporting local residents and businesses.

Honestly Clean offers residential and commercial cleaning services, with a specialty in Airbnb and rental turnovers – an important service in a growing local market. Their ability to manage tight turnaround schedules, along with offering laundry services for out-of-town property owners, makes them a valuable partner for many in the community.
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They also stand behind their work with a 24-hour quality guarantee, reflecting their commitment to doing the job right.

What truly sets Honestly Clean apart is their commitment to relationships. The team takes time to understand each client’s unique needs, recognizing that no two homes or businesses are alike. This personalized approach has created strong bonds with clients and a level of trust that goes beyond typical service relationships.

Over the years, the team has built lasting connections with the people they serve – sharing stories, laughter, and meaningful moments that go far beyond the work itself. It’s those relationships that continue to drive their passion and purpose.

Honestly Clean believes in supporting the community that has supported them, and they make a conscious effort to work with local non-profit organizations. Understanding that budgets can vary, the company strives to provide services that help these organizations continue their important work in the community.

As a member of the Logan County Chamber, Honestly Clean has found valuable opportunities to connect, grow, and give back. From connecting with new clients to building relationships with fellow businesses, the Chamber has played an important role in helping them expand their reach.

Events like the Chamber’s First Thursday Coffee meetings offer valuable opportunities to collaborate and support others – something Misti and her team deeply appreciate.
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For those starting their own business journey, Misti’s advice is simple: be patient, keep learning, and take pride in your work. Lessons she learned early on from the McDonald family at Dairy Queen – “If you’ve got time to lean, you’ve got time to clean,” and “The customer is always right” – still guide her approach today.

For more information about Honestly Clean LLC or to schedule services, contact the team at 937-442-8881 or 937-539-6253, or email info@honestlycleanohio.com. You can also learn more about their services, apply for open positions, or connect with them online at www.honestlycleanohio.com, as well as on social media.
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Please join us in congratulating Honestly Clean on being the Logan County Chamber of Commerce April 2026 Business of the Month!

​The Hilliker YMCA was established to meet a growing need in Logan County for a community-centered fitness and wellness facility focused on body, spirit, and mind. For more than two decades, the Bellefontaine branch has carried forward the mission of the YMCA of Central Ohio - to ensure that everyone has access to the resources they need to lead healthier, more connected lives.

Located in Bellefontaine, the facility features a fitness floor, indoor swimming pool, and group exercise studio, offering a welcoming space for residents of all ages. Over the years, the YMCA has become more than just a place to work out - it’s where friendships are formed, families grow stronger, and community members support one another.

Serving a five-generation community, the Hilliker YMCA offers a wide variety of programs designed to meet people wherever they are on their wellness journey. From youth activities to senior fitness programs, the YMCA strives to create opportunities for everyone to stay active and engaged.

Popular offerings include:

• Youth sports leagues and swimming lessons
• Group exercise classes like Aqua Fit, Strong & Fit, Spin, and SilverSneakers
• New programming such as Yoga, Dance Beats, Iron Teens, personal training, and stroke lessons
  
  

These programs not only improve physical health but also help build confidence, friendships, and lifelong habits.

Many people may not realize that the YMCA is a nonprofit organization committed to accessibility. Through its scholarship programs, the Hilliker YMCA ensures that financial barriers never prevent someone from participating.

In 2024 alone, the YMCA awarded $22,459 in scholarships, and that number grew even higher in 2025. The impact of these efforts can be seen across the community:

• 4,800+ members served
• 75,000+ visits to the facility in one year
• 300+ youth participating in sports programs
• 99 children learning to swim last year
  
  

These programs are critical in helping young people gain life skills, build confidence, and stay safe in the water.

The YMCA team believes that a welcoming environment is essential to creating a positive member experience. Recently, the facility has undergone several improvements, including:

• Installation of new treadmills, dumbbells, benches, and bars
• LED lighting upgrades to brighten the fitness center
• Expanded class offerings to meet evolving member interests
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The response from members has been overwhelmingly positive. “Seeing and hearing the joy our members get when they walk in and notice the improvements is one of our greatest joys,” shared the leadership team. “The experience starts with our people, and we have the greatest crew in Logan County. They know this is more than a job - it’s service to the community.”

This renewed community focus is being led by newly promoted Executive Director Matt Evans. “Serving the kids has been a great joy, and I’m excited about helping the Y continue its shift from just a membership organization to a true community,” says Evans. “Growing up here has given me years of perspective. I’ve seen and heard so much that I can now bring to the Y to better serve our neighbors. I’m really looking forward to working with teams across Central Ohio to keep making the Y a place where everyone belongs.”

With this leadership and renewed vision, the YMCA continues to expand its impact and strengthen its role as a community hub.

Looking ahead, the YMCA is preparing for Healthy Kids Day, an exciting community event coming up this April. This family-focused event promotes healthy lifestyles for children and offers local businesses an opportunity to engage with families across the community.

One way businesses can participate is by donating an item for the Healthy Kids Day silent auction. Companies may contribute an item that represents their brand or purchase a unique item to donate. All donations will be prominently displayed and acknowledged during the event.

In appreciation for their support, participating businesses will have the opportunity to promote their brand at the YMCA during the event, with space available to display materials, interact with attendees, and connect directly with community members. By partnering with Healthy Kids Day, businesses help raise essential funds while aligning their brand with a positive, family-centered initiative focused on the health and well-being of children.

The YMCA’s success is driven by a passionate team of staff members who are committed to serving others—from lifeguards and instructors to membership specialists and facility staff. Under the leadership of Executive Director Matt Evans, the team works daily to ensure that every member feels welcomed, supported, and encouraged.
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Facilities Director Ben Tanner and Aquatics Experience Director Paige Norbury are among the long-serving leaders who help maintain the YMCA’s high standards and vibrant programming.

As the YMCA celebrates 25 years in Logan County, exciting improvements are on the horizon. Plans are underway for important exterior repairs and updates to ensure the building continues serving the community for decades to come.

The team is also excited to expand its outreach efforts—bringing the Y into the community and creating more opportunities for residents to experience the benefits of YMCA programs.

For aspiring entrepreneurs and community leaders, the YMCA team offers simple but powerful advice: “Bring joy back into the community. Everything else will fall into place. A friendly hello and a caring ear are needed in this community.”

Through youth development, health and wellness programs, and strong partnerships across Logan County, the Hilliker YMCA continues to make a lasting impact. After 25 years of service, its mission remains the same: to build a stronger, healthier community where everyone belongs. Learn more about getting involved by checking out their website or Facebook page.

Please join us in congratulating the Hilliker YMCA on being the Logan County Chamber of Commerce March 2026 Business of the Month!

​After graduating from West Liberty-Salem, Dave pursued formal training at Lincoln Technical Institute in Indianapolis. His hard work and dedication earned him an internship at VOSS Village Olds/Cadillac/BMW in Centerville. Following graduation with honors, Dave was recruited into the prestigious BMW STEP Program, attending Ohio Technical College in Cleveland and becoming a BMW Certified Diagnostic Technician.

That certification led him to Dreyer & Reinbold BMW in Indianapolis (the oldest BMW dealership in North America) where he spent nearly ten years honing his skills alongside some of the best technicians in the industry. Even with a successful career in a high-level dealership environment, Dave never let go of the dream of returning home and opening his own shop.

That dream became reality in 2012, when Dave and Katie moved back to West Liberty and opened Solomon’s Garage in a rented section of an old machinery shed on Dave’s family farm. Those early days were challenging, but Dave always found a way to persevere. Despite the obstacles, business grew steadily, fueled by hard work, determination, and strong community support.

After four years, the opportunity arose to purchase the former Firestone tire shop at 122 S. Detroit Street. With help from The People’s Savings & Loan Co., Solomon’s Garage moved off the family farm and into downtown West Liberty. Over the past decade, the business has continued to reinvest, remodel, and expand, growing into an eight-bay, 6,600-square-foot facility that now anchors a thriving section of downtown.

Along the way, Dave and Katie have been supported and encouraged by family, friends, neighboring business owners, the Ohio Small Business Development Center, and industry coaching organizations. One lesson has remained constant throughout their journey: in business, you must always be learning, growing, and challenging yourself to reach the next level.
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Today, Solomon’s Garage is best known for its expertise in modern automotive electrical systems and European vehicles, but the team proudly provides complete diagnostic, repair, and maintenance services for all domestic, Asian, and European cars and light trucks. Their focus on preventative maintenance helps customers avoid unexpected breakdowns and make informed decisions about their vehicles – whether the goal is to get another year out of a car or drive it well beyond 200,000 miles.

Their commitment to integrity and service has earned Solomon’s Garage numerous recognitions over the years, including the 2019 Drive Effective Shop Manager Award presented at Drive Expo West in Los Angeles, the Logan County Chamber’s 2018 Integrity in Business Award, West Liberty’s 2022 Business of the Year, and the Volunteer of the Year Award from Lutheran Community Services in 2025.
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Innovation continues to play a key role in the business’s success. In recent years, Solomon’s Garage expanded into its unused secondary building, adding an additional 3,600 square feet and investing in high-quality equipment acquired from closing service centers. Their alignment system is now one of the few in a three-county area capable of accommodating long-bed pickup trucks, allowing them to bring even more services in-house for local customers.

As Solomon’s Garage continues to grow, the team is currently looking to add another motivated professional. This position offers the benefits of working in a busy, dealer-quality automotive shop – without the stress of city traffic – along with a clean, well-lit facility, state-of-the-art diagnostic and programming equipment, and the opportunity to work alongside highly trained technicians. The role includes many benefits, and a consistent Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. schedule. Interested applicants are encouraged to call 937-887-0029 to learn more.

As active Chamber members for nine years, Dave and Katie value the relationships, networking opportunities, and sense of community that come with being part of the Logan County Chamber of Commerce. You’ll often find them participating in Chamber events and connecting with fellow business owners who share a passion for strengthening the local economy.

Looking ahead to 2026, the Neers are excited about continued growth, paying down debt, strengthening their team, and building on the momentum they’ve created—while remaining rooted in the community that has supported them from the very beginning. We are thankful for their dedication, service, and lasting impact on Logan County.

Interested in learning more about Solomon’s Garage? You can schedule service or explore career opportunities by calling 937-887-0029 or 937-844-9046, or by emailing dnkneer@gmail.com. Additional information about their services is available at solomonsgarage.com, and you can follow Solomon’s Garage on social media to stay up to date on shop news, community involvement, and important updates.

Please join us in congratulating Solomon’s Garage as the Logan County Chamber of Commerce February 2026 Business of the Month!

FastTrack Signs is truly a family operation, with a team that has worked together for nearly two decades. Dennis is joined by his wife Carly Schaub, who manages marketing and customer relations and has been part of the business since the beginning. Their sons, Alex Schaub, who works in production and installation, and Luke Schaub, who joined the team just two years later and also specializes in production and installation, round out the FastTrack crew. The longevity of the team speaks to the strong values, consistency, and pride that define the business.

Dennis and Carly both grew up in Logan County, making the decision to build and grow their business here a natural one. The supportive, entrepreneurial spirit of the community and the genuine desire to see local businesses thrive are what keep FastTrack Signs rooted in Bellefontaine. Their centrally located shop offers great visibility and convenient access, allowing the team to serve businesses throughout Logan County while remaining closely connected to the community they call home.

FastTrack Signs offers a wide range of signage and branding solutions, including storefront signage, vehicle graphics and wraps, banners, yard signs, dimensional and routed signs, decals, interior signage, and complete design and branding services. They are especially known for their fast turnaround times, clean and professional designs, and their ability to turn customer ideas into polished visuals that help businesses stand out.

Over the past 20 years, FastTrack Signs has helped brand hundreds of businesses across Logan County. From storefronts and service trucks to schools, parks, and community spaces, many of the signs seen daily were designed and produced right in their shop. While proudly rooted locally, their reputation has reached far beyond Ohio, with projects completed in multiple states thanks to strong relationships and consistent craftsmanship.
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FastTrack Signs has also earned recognition within the sign industry itself. Their work has been featured in several national sign-industry trade magazines over the years, including a recent cover feature highlighting their design and craftsmanship.

​FastTrack Signs values long-term relationships above all else, and the team often shares that the most rewarding part of their work is seeing customers light up when a project is complete. Hearing that a sign helped a business grow, attract new customers, or feel confident in their brand is what keeps them motivated every day.

For entrepreneurs just starting out, the FastTrack team offers simple advice: start small, be consistent, focus on relationships, and be patient. Much of their own success has come quietly and steadily over time by serving customers well and earning trust.

FastTrack Signs can be reached by phone at 937-593-9990 or by email at Carly@fasttracksigns.net. More information about their services can be found at fasttracksigns.net, and their latest projects are often shared on Facebook at Facebook.com/FastTrackSigns.

Please join us in congratulating FastTrack Signs on being the Logan County Chamber of Commerce January 2026 Business of the Month! We thank you for 20 years of creativity, dedication and commitment to our community.

Today, Midwest Corporate Air is recognized as one of the largest providers of accelerated flight training in the aviation industry, specializing in:

• Accelerated Flight Instructor Training
• Accelerated Multi-Engine Rating Programs
• Training from Private Pilot through Airline Transport Pilot and Certified Flight Instructor certifications
• Both conventional and accelerated “zero to hero” formats
  
  

Midwest Corporate Air utilizes state-of-the-art simulators and a diverse fleet that supports single-engine, multiengine, seaplane, and jet operations, including Cirrus, Diamond, Maule, Cessna Citation, and Twin Cessna aircraft.

With approximately 44 employees, the cornerstone of Midwest Corporate Air’s success is its team of expert flight instructors. Their knowledge, passion, and unwavering commitment to safety make an extraordinary impact. Through personalized instruction, they guide aspiring pilots of all backgrounds to become confident, capable aviators. Their dedication is integral to MCA’s success in training more than 1,000 pilots each year, representing all 50 states and several foreign countries — a fact many Logan County residents are surprised to learn.
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Midwest Corporate Air’s Mission and Vision Statements are true testaments to the success of their operation. Their Mission Statement reflects their commitment to comprehensive, high-quality aviation training: “Midwest Corporate Air is a recognized leader in aircraft maintenance and flight training for fixed wing aircraft from Private through Airline Transport Pilot and Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) levels of certification. We offer training from ‘zero to hero’ in both conventional and accelerated formats with state of the art simulators and aircraft including single engine, multiengine, seaplane and jet operations in Cirrus, Diamond, Maul, Cessna Citation, and Twin Cessna aircraft.”

For budding entrepreneurs, Steve’s advice is straightforward and grounded in real-world experience: “Make sure you have a true competitive advantage, and don’t compete on price.” This philosophy has guided Midwest Corporate Air through years of growth and industry leadership.

As Midwest Corporate Air continues to expand, the company anticipates hiring at least six new flight instructors in 2026, offering $35 per hour. These positions provide exceptional opportunities for pilots seeking to gain experience in one of the most respected accelerated programs in the country.

You can learn more about Midwest Corporate Air’s training courses, maintenance services, fleet and more on their website: https://midwestcorporateair.com/

From its 1980 beginnings to its status today as a nationally recognized aviation training center, Midwest Corporate Air exemplifies innovation, resilience, and the value of local roots. Their commitment to excellence, community impact, and leadership in aviation make them a standout asset to Logan County.

Please join us in congratulating Midwest Corporate Air on being the Logan County Chamber of Commerce December 2025 Business of the Month!

Marmon Valley Farm’s story begins with “Uncle” Bill and “Aunt” Phyllis Wiley, who shared a passion for faith-filled outdoor adventure. After working at Kirkmont and being inspired by the Smithers family of Rollicking Hills Farm Camp in DeGraff, the Wileys purchased a 75-acre farm that was for sale – and the rest is history.

The land itself holds an even deeper story. Long before the farm camp opened, the area was home to Wyandot and Shawnee tribes, including Chief Tarhe’s Wyandot village, which once stood where Zanesfield is today. Legendary frontiersman Simon Kenton also made his home in the valley. The Wileys chose the name Marmon Valley Farm in honor of the Marmon brothers, first settlers in 1805, two of whose homes remain on the property today. If you haven’t heard the story straight from Wrangler Matt himself, you’re going to want to put that on your Marmon Valley bucket list.
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From its humble beginnings, the camp has expanded to encompass 650 acres, now spread across what were once three neighboring farms. The Louden farm, first purchased in 1964, became the stable area and center of camp life. Over time, the Wileys added the Thompson farm in 1970, creating more riding trails, sleeping quarters, and a dining hall.

Today, visitors can enjoy trail rides, pony rides, hayrides, a petting zoo, riding lessons, birthday parties, field trips, retreats, and seasonal events throughout the year. From mother-daughter weekends to church group retreats and scout outings, Marmon Valley offers countless opportunities to unplug, connect, and make lifelong memories.
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Coming up this season, Marmon Valley Farm is excited to host two standout community events that perfectly capture its spirit of faith, fun, and family. On Saturday, November 8, the farm will welcome runners for the Horseshoe Hill Climb – featuring 5K, 10K, and 20K trail runs designed to raise money for summer horse camp scholarships. These scholarships make it possible for children from economically challenged families to attend camp and experience the joy of horses and the outdoors. The race course winds through 500 acres of Marmon Valley’s breathtaking landscape – hardwood forests, ravines, meadows, creeks, and scenic overlooks – offering runners a true backcountry adventure. It’s the perfect challenge for trail enthusiasts. For those who want to support the cause without hitting the trails – “Team Wrangler,” led by Wrangler Matt and his family, is welcoming sponsors for their run to help raise funds for the camp scholarships.

 Tickets and registration for both events are available at marmonvalley.com/events. With questions, you can learn more on their website or give them a call at (937) 593-8000.

The legacy of Bill and Phyllis Wiley continues under the faithful leadership of the Wiley family. Wrangler Matt Wiley serves as Director, while his wife Kathy leads the lesson program. Matt’s sister, Jane Olsen directs the Riding Stable alongside her husband Steve, who oversees operations. They are supported by a dedicated team that includes Rob Workman, Program Director; Gene Williams, Guest Groups Coordinator; Cheri Wiseman, Office Manager; and Darlene Boyer, Food Service Manager. In addition, approximately 40 committed staff members contribute their time and skills on weekends and in hourly roles, assisting with office work, trail guides, maintenance, kitchen service, and the gift shop. Together, this team proudly carries on Marmon Valley Farm’s long-standing tradition of faith, hospitality, and community.

As Marmon Valley celebrates 61 years of service, its mission remains steadfast:
Faith – proclaiming the good news of Jesus Christ.
Farm – providing a wholesome environment to enjoy creation.
Fun – offering experiences that create lifelong memories.

Whether it’s a challenging trail run, a summer horse camp, or a magical Country Christmas, Marmon Valley Farm continues to make an impact – one camper, one family, and one visitor at a time.
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Please join us in congratulating Marmon Valley Farm on being the Logan County Chamber of Commerce November 2025 Business of the Month!

​BlueDesk IT keeps small to medium-sized businesses running smoothly with services like Microsoft applications, data security, backups, and reliable computer and server support. The team prides itself on being just a phone call away and can quickly be onsite when needed. Clients value the personal, local service and the team’s deep understanding of the community they serve.

One thing that makes BlueDesk IT stand out is its no-contract business model, which isn’t typical in the IT industry. “Our goal is for clients to want to stay with us because we provide great service at a fair price,” they explained. That approach, along with a strong commitment to customer care, has helped the business grow steadily through word-of-mouth referrals from satisfied clients.

“Serving local is a hallmark for our business,” says BlueDesk IT. “Being a Chamber member helps us stay connected with other businesses and initiatives that are going on around the county.”

When asked what advice they would share with someone starting a business, the BlueDesk IT team offers this insight: “Find something you are good at and passionate about and then find a way to fill a need someone has for that. The world needs people who are passionate about many things—find what yours is and help others with that.”

As 2025 continues, BlueDesk IT is looking forward to growing its client base and adding additional team members to support that growth. The future looks bright for this hometown tech team that continues to combine professionalism, passion, and a strong commitment to community.
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Looking for reliable, local IT support? BlueDesk IT offers the tools and expertise your business needs to stay secure, connected, and productive. Get in touch at (937) 210-4200 or explore their services online at bluedeskit.com.

​AGC’s history in Logan County dates back to 1985 when 92+ acres was purchased in Bellefontaine, Ohio and AP Technoglass was incorporated. The incorporation was a joint venture between Asahi Glass Co., Ltd. and PPG Industries.

On September 18, 1985, a groundbreaking ceremony was held at the Bellefontaine site. Over the next year, the plant was constructed, equipment installed, and 150 associates were hired. The first windshield was manufactured on October 10, 1986, followed by tempered glass production on November 10, 1986. By December, the Bellefontaine facility was producing high-quality glass products for Honda of America, cementing its role as a trusted supplier.

At the heart of AGC’s success is the company’s group philosophy, “Look Beyond.” This belief shapes everything AGC does:

• “Look Beyond” to anticipate and envision the future
• “Look Beyond” with perspectives beyond their own fields of expertise
• “Look Beyond” to pursue innovations, never becoming complacent with the status quo
  
  

Through this philosophy, AGC has remained committed to creating value worldwide and demonstrating the vast potential of its people and technologies.

AGC’s work is also guided by its shared values:

• Innovation & Operational Excellence: Tirelessly pursuing innovations in technology, products, and services while striving for quality and efficiency.
• Sustainability for a Blue Planet: Growing responsibly by fostering social value, contributing to a sustainable society, and creating safe workplaces.
• One Team with Diversity: Valuing diverse perspectives and leveraging the unique strengths of individuals to succeed as one team.
• Integrity & Trust: Complying with the highest ethical standards and building open, fair relationships that create trust with customers, employees, and stakeholders alike.
  
  

These values reflect the enduring spirit of the company’s founder, Toshiya Iwasaki, who said in 1907: “Never take the easy way out, but confront difficulties.”

Alongside its philosophy, AGC is guided by its global brand statement: “Your Dreams, Our Challenge.” For more than a century, this spirit has inspired the company to develop technologies that change the world, advance boldly, and inspire trust through dedication and innovation.

AGC Automotive Americas is well known not just for its products, but also for the dedication of its associates. As of September 1, the company proudly recognizes:

• 7 associates with 39 years of service
• 19 associates with 38 years of service
• 22 associates with 37 years of service
• 114 associates with more than 20 years of service
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This remarkable employee longevity reflects the company’s culture of teamwork, respect, and commitment.

AGC operates with a deep commitment to innovation, sustainability, operational excellence, diversity, and integrity. By continuously “looking beyond,” the company ensures it remains a respected leader in its industry while creating long-term value for customers and society.

As AGC celebrates four decades in Logan County, the company is looking toward the future. In 2025, AGC plans to continue its legacy of innovation while also expanding its workforce. The Bellefontaine and Belletech Added Value organizations are currently hiring production associates, assembly associates, and skilled maintenance technicians, with pay based on experience. Individuals interested can apply online: https://agccareers.com/production-associate-bellefontaine-oh/

Please join us in congratulating AGC Automotive Americas on celebrating 40 years and being named the Logan County Chamber of Commerce September 2025 Business of the Month.