Best of the Valley - Readers' Choice Awards 2023

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The Results Are In! BEST EMPLOYER

EVANGELICAL COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, Lewisburg Boondocks Wood Fired Grill, Sunbury On A Roll, Northumberland Swirl Shop Salon & Spa, Lewisburg Weis Markets

BEST CUSTOMER SERVICE

ON-A-ROLL, Northumberland Boondocks Wood Fired Grill, Sunbury Eclipse Craft Brewing Company, Sunbury Nextgen Power Wash LLC, Shamokin Dam Swirl Shop Salon & Spa, Lewisburg

BEST NEW BUSINESS

EASTSIDE DINER, Mifflinburg Boondocks Wood Fired Grill, Sunbury Lasting Impressions Beauty Salon, Sunbury Southern Barbeque & Ice Cream, Sunbury Sweet Dreams Cheesecake Emporium, Sunbury

BUSINESSES & RETAILERS ANTIQUES/COLLECTIBLES

STREET OF SHOPS, Lewisburg Norry Treasures, Northumberland Roller Mills, Lewisburg Silvermoon, Lewisburg Sunbury Station, Sunbury

BEER DISTRIBUTOR

W&S BEER DISTRIBUTORS, Northumberland Brewer’s Outlet, Sunbury Keller’s Beer, Selinsgrove Wehr’s Beverage, Mifflinburg Zig’s Distributor, Sunbury

BRIDAL SHOP

BRIDALS BY J, Selinsgrove Bride’s Bouquet, Selinsgrove Exclusively You, Bloomsburg Fusion Formal & Bridal, Lewisburg The Wedding Shoppe, Danville

CAR DEALERSHIP

W&L SUBARU, Northumberland Blaise Alexander Group Selinsgrove Ford, Selinsgrove Sunbury Motor Company, Sunbury Zimmerman Motors, Sunbury

CLOTHING BOUTIQUE

MILLIE BOUTIQUE & JEWELRY BAR, Northumberland Daisylace Boutique, Lewisburg Jordanna Adams, Lewisburg Lotus & Lace, Elizabethville Retrah, Lewisburg 4 ● Best of the Valley /// Thursday, November 23, 2023

The top 5 nominees in the 2023 Readers’ Choice Best of the Valley contest are shown with the winners designated in red.

FLOORING

GARVEY’S FLOORING AMERICA, Northumberland Carpetman, Milton Fike Brothers, Lewisburg Frye’s Interiors, Northumberland MVT Flooring, Sunbury

FLORIST

SOMETHING SPECIAL FLOWER SHOP, Sunbury Gilly’s Lilies, Mifflinburg Graci’s Flowers & Gifts, Selinsgrove Rines Flower Shop & Greenhouses, Selinsgrove Stein’s Flowers & Gifts, Lewisburg

FURNITURE STORE

SILVERMOON FURNITURE, Lewisburg Benjamin T. Moyer Furniture, Sunbury Plaza House Furniture, Selinsgrove The Country Squire, Selinsgrove The Decorating Center, Mifflinburg

GIFT SHOP

THE MERCANTILE, Lewisburg 45W, Mifflinburg Graci’s Flowers & Gifts, Selinsgrove Joyces Gift Basket, Northumberland Something Special Flower Shop, Sunbury

HOME BUILDER

T-ROSS BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION, Montandon Brookside Homes, Hummels Wharf Fine Line Homes, Winfield Gray Builders, Danville River Valley Builders, Selinsgrove

JEWELRY STORE

CAR CARE SERVICES W&L COLLISION CENTER, Shamokin Dam Bing’s Auto LLC, Mifflinburg Keller’s Auto Body, Selinsgrove Nye’s Body Shop, Sunbury Swartz Ultimate Collision, Danville

AUTO DETAILING

KLEEN MIST CAR WASH, Shamokin Dam Colby Co Service Center, New Berlin Jettpure Auto Detailing, Sunbury Showroom Shine Detailing, Milton Tim’s Detailing, Sunbury

CAR WASH

KLEEN MIST CAR WASH, Shamokin Dam Flood Zone Mifflinburg Buggy Wash, Mifflinburg Ultimate Express Car Wash, Hummels Wharf University Car Wash, Lewisburg

MECHANIC

W&L SUBARU, Northumberland Bastian Tire & Auto, Lewisburg Bings Auto LLC, Mifflinburg Sunbury Motor Company, Sunbury Zimmerman Motors, Sunbury

QUICK AUTO SERVICE

SELINSGROVE XPRESS LUBE, Selinsgrove Bastian Tire & Auto, Lewisburg Quick Lane at Sunbury Motors, Sunbury Steve Shannon Tire & Auto, Danville Zimmerman Motors Mopar Express Lane, Sunbury

TIRE SHOP

WEAVER’S TIRE SERVICE, Northumberland Bastian Tire & Auto, Shamokin Dam Jack Williams Tire & Auto, Lewisburg Kost Tire, Lewisburg Steve Shannon Tire & Auto, Danville

NURSERY & GARDEN CENTER

KELLER’S TOWING & RECOVERY, Selinsgrove Aurand’s Towing, Sunbury Buck’s Tow & Auto Service, Lewisburg CPR Auto Center, Winfield Taylor’s Garage Inc, Milton

TATTOO SHOP

ACACIA TATTOO COMPANY, Lewisburg Body Mods Ink, Sunbury Central PA Tattoos, Sunbury Knuckles & Needles, Sunbury Totem Tattoo, Shamokin Dam

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AUTO BODY SHOP

FOSS JEWELERS, Selinsgrove Black Dog Jewelers, Lewisburg Fedder’s Jewelers, Milton Island Park Jewelers, Sunbury Williams & Williams Jewelers, Lewisburg REIFF’S GREENHOUSES & NURSERY, Mifflinburg Brookside Acres Greenhouse, Mifflinburg Engle’s Farm & Greenhouse, Middleburg Hawk’s Landscaping, Selinsgrove Lloyd’s Landscape Inc, Sunbury

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KNOEBELS CAMPGROUND, Elysburg Fantasy Island Campground, Sunbury Hidden Valley Camping Resort, Miffl inburg Little Mexico Campground, Winfield Yogi Bear Jellystone Park, Milton

T B M O S

GOLF COURSE

ITALIAN CUISINE

FOOD & DINING

PIZZA

SHADE MOUNTAIN GOLF COURSE, Middleburg Bucknell University Golf Course, Lewisburg Sunny Hills Golf Course, Sunbury Susquehanna Valley Country Club, Hummels Wharf Wynding Brook Golf Club, Milton

ASIAN CUISINE

FUJI STEAKHOUSE, Lewisburg Asian Express, Sunbury Siam Restaurant & Bar, Lewisburg Star Garden, Northumberland Sushi Masa, Selinsgrove

BAKERY

GABLE HOUSE BAKERY, Mifflinburg Baked by Brina, Milton Catherman’s Homemade Candy & Bakery, Lewisburg Sweet Dreams Cheesecake Emporium, Sunbury The Hound & Moon Bakery LLC, Selinsgrove & Sunbury

BREAKFAST

GRAMS EATERY, Lewisburg EastSide Diner, Mifflinburg Jay’s Tiffany Northside, Sunbury The Grindstone, Northumberland The Peppertree Restaurant, Selinsgrove

BURGER

BRENDAN’S TOWNE TAVERN, Lewisburg Boondocks Wood Fired Grill, Sunbury EastSide Diner, Mifflinburg Matty’s Sporthouse Grill, Lewisburg McGuigan’s Public House, Sunbury

FINE DINING

PENN’S TAVERN, Sunbury Boondocks Wood Fired Grill, Sunbury Elizabeth’s American Bistro, Lewisburg Ghezzi’s Restaurant & Lounge, Paxinos Isabella’s Restaurant & Lounge, Selinsgrove

HOAGIE/SUBS

ON A ROLL, Northumberland Amato’s Pizza & Family Restaurant, Northumberland Marlin’s Sub Shop, Sunbury OIP - Original Italian Pizza, Sunbury Sunbury Sub Shop, Sunbury

HOME COOKING

GRAMS EATERY, Lewisburg EastSide Diner, Mifflinburg El Rancho Restauran & Lounge, Northumberland Goodwills Restaurant & Bakery, Montandon Jays Tiffany Northside, Sunbury

ICE CREAM

THE PURPLE COW, Lewisburg Becky’s Soft Serve, Milton Mays Drive-In, Lewisburg Old Mill Creamery, Mifflinburg Sweet Chaos, Sunbury

LA PRIMAVERA ITALIANO RISTORANTE, Lewisburg Amato’s Pizza & Family Restaurant, Northumberland Ghezzi’s Restaurant & Lounge, Paxinos Isabella’s Restaurant & Lounge, Selinsgrove OIP - Original Italian Pizza, Sunbury LA CASA DE PIZZA, Lewisburg Amato’s Pizza & Family Restaurant, Northumberland Eclipse Craft Brewing Company, Sunbury Guigi’s Pizzaria & Restaurant, Sunbury OIP - Original Italian Pizza, Sunbury

SPORTS BAR

MATTY’S SPORTSHOUSE GRILL, Lewisburg Boomerang’s Bar & Grill, Millmont Brendan’s Towne Tavern, Lewisburg Bull Run Taphouse, Lewisburg Northumberland Hook & Ladder, Northumberland

STEAKHOUSE

PENN’S TAVERN RESTAURANT, Sunbury BJ’s M Street Tavern & Oyster Bar, Selinsgrove Boondock’s Wood Fired Grill, Sunbury Matty’s Sportshouse Grill, Lewisburg Old Trail Tavern & Steak, Liverpool

WINGS

THREE BEARDS BREWING, Sunbury Boomerang’s Bar & Grill, Millmont Boondock’s Wood Fired Grill, Sunbury Northumberland Hook & Ladder, Northumberland Sweet Chaos, Sunbury

FITNESS CENTER

YMCA AT THE MILLER CENTER, Lewisburg Kraken Athletics & Strength Training, Milton Stack’D Fit, Selinsgrove Titan Tactical Fitness, Selinsgrove YMCA, Sunbury

HEARING CENTER

SUSQ. VALLEY HEARING PROFESSIONALS, Lewisburg Corbin Audiology & Hearing Aid Center, Selinsgrove Geisinger Audiology, Danville Miracle-Ear Hearing Aid Center, Shamokin Dam Northumberland Hearing Center, Northumberland

HOSPITAL

EVANGELICAL COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, Lewisburg Geisinger, Danville Hershey Medical Center, Hershey Lehigh Valley Hospital, Allentown UPMC Susquehanna, Williamsport

MASSAGE THERAPY

ADVANCED SKIN CARE SPA & SALON, Lewisburg Gina’s Massage Therapy, Northumberland Inspire Wellness Studio, Mifflinburg Transformations Massage Therapy, Lewisburg Yoshie’s Healing Hands LLC, Milton

NAIL SALON

HEALTH, BEAUTY & WELLNESS SERVICES

STAR NAILS, Lewisburg Enlighten Salon - Katrin Guinter, Selinsgrove Lasting Impressions Beauty Salon, Sunbury Swirl Shop Salon & Spa, Lewisburg Tony’s Nails, Selinsgrove

BEAUTY & HAIR SALON

ORTHODONTIST

SWIRL SHOP SALON & SPA, Lewisburg Altogether Beautiful Salon & Spa, Lewisburg Anew You Salon, Sunbury Enlighten Salon, Selinsgrove Lasting Impressions Beauty Salon LLC, Sunbury

CHIROPRACTIC

ADVANCED CARE CHIROPRACTIC, Lewisburg Boyer Chiropractic Clinic, Northumberland David Reiner Chiropractic, Watsontown Dr. Gregory Reese, DC, Chiropractor, Selinsgrove Shamokin Dam Health Center, Shamokin Dam

DENTIST

DENTAL CARE ASSOCIATES, Selinsgrove Dr. Ralph Cianflone, Northumberland Selinsgrove Dental Arts, Selinsgrove Susquehanna Valley Dental Health, Milton Valley Dental Group, Selinsgrove

EYE CARE

EYE CENTER OF CENTRAL PA Eyeland Optical, Shamokin Dam Hess Family Eye Care, Middleburg Lipski Eye Center, Lewisburg MyOptik, LLC, Mifflinburg

STUSH & MUENCH ORTHODONTICS, Orthodontics, Lewisburg Dr. John Brady, Spark Orthodontics, Danville Dental Care Associates, Selinsgrove Smiles by Wilson, Dr. David Wilson, Hummels Wharf Susquehanna Orthodontics, Selinsgrove

PERMANENT COSMETICS

BEYOND BROWS PERMANENT COSMETICS, Lewisburg Deja Do Cosmetics, Sunbury Jolie Femme Permanent Makeup & Tiny Tattoos, Lbg Mav & Harp Company, Selinsgrove Susq. Valley Permanent Cosmetics, Selinsgrove

PHYSICAL THERAPY/REHAB

PHYSICAL THERAPY OF EVANGELICAL, Lewisburg Carr Physical Therapy, Northumberland CPRS Physical Therapy, SV Mall Selinsgrove Phoenix Physical Therapy, Selinsgrove Pivot Physical Therapy, Lewisburg

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PHYSICIAN

DR. JESSICA PAGANA-DEFAZIO, Family Practice, Selinsgrove Dr. Brian Seeley, Geisinger Dr. Shawn McGlaughlin, Evangelical Community Hospital Dr. James Patterson, Evangelical Community Hospital, Lewisburg Dr. Suzanne Greb, Evangelical Community Hospital

PLACES FOR DRINKS BAR/TAVERN

PENN’S TAVERN, Sunbury Boondocks Wood Fire Grill, Sunbury Brendan’s Towne Tavern, Lewisburg Eclipse Craft Brewing Company, Sunbury Norry Hookies, Northumberland

BREWPUB

RUSTY RAIL BREWING COMPANY, Mifflinburg Eclipse Craft Brewing Company, Sunbury Jackass Brewing Company, Lewisburg Pineknotter Brewing Company, Northumberland Three Beards Brewing, Sunbury

COFFEE SHOP

WAGGING TAIL COFFEE CO., Allenwood 3rd Wind Coffee Company, Sunbury DC Coffee & Tea Company, Mifflinburg Kind Café, Selinsgrove The Grindstone, Northumberland

WINERY

SHADE MOUNTAIN WINERY, Middleburg Fero Vineyards & Winery, Lewisburg Spyglass Ridge Winery, Sunbury Union Cellars, Lewisburg Whispering Oaks Vineyard, Sunbury

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES ATTORNEY

COMMERCIAL CONTRACTOR

T-ROSS BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION, Montandon Dogtown Contracting LLC, Selinsgrove Martin’s Construction, Mifflinburg Paul Q. Ross Construction, Sunbury Zartman Construction, Northumberland

ELECTRICIAN

K&N ELECTRIC, Sunbury Brian’s Heating, Electric & AC, Mifflinburg Paige Electrical Services, Port Trevorton Underdog Electric, Mifflinburg SRS Electric, Hummels Wharf

FINANCIAL PLANNING SERVICES

PHOTOGRAPHER STACY BOYER PHOTOGRAPHY, Middleburg Amber G Photography Co., Selinsgrove Lewisburg Studio, Lewisburg Schindler’s Studio, Sunbury Simply Michelle Photography, Sunbury

PRIVATE/RESIDENTIAL CONTRACTOR

T-ROSS BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION, Montandon Diversified Construction, Selinsgrove Showers Construction LLC, Port Trevorton Tom Mowrey Home Werks, Northumberland Zartman Construction, Northumberland

SERVICE 1ST RETIREMENT & INVESTMENT CENTER, Danville Buffalo Valley Wealth Plus, Mifflinburg Edward Jones, Sheri Foura Purdy, Hummels Wharf Laura Shrawder-Miles Riverfront Financial Services, Sunbury Starr Financial Services, Winfield

REAL ESTATE AGENT

HOME HEATING/AC

BOWEN AGENCY, Lewisburg Coldwell Banker Penn One Real Estate, Lewisburg EXP Realty, Lewisburg ReMax Bridges, Lewisburg Villager Realty, Lewisburg

HVAC GUYS, Mifflinburg Comfort Specialists, Selinsgrove McCreary’s HVAC, Northumberland Paul’s HVAC, Sunbury SJ Eaton Plumbing & Heating, Selinsgrove

INSURANCE AGENCY

STATE FARM - CHRIS REIS, Sunbury Groninger Insurance Agency, Northumberland Lawton Insurance, Mifflinburg Purdy Insurance, Sunbury Sholley Agency, Lewisburg

INSURANCE AGENT

KELLY WELLER - LAWTON INSURANCE, Mifflinburg Chris Reis, State Farm, Sunbury John Groninger - Groninger Insurance Agency, Northumberland Karen Good - State Farm, Shamokin Dam Adam Purdy, Purdy Insurance, Sunbury

AIMEE BUEHNER - BOWEN AGENCY, Sunbury Debbie Brouse - Square Diehl Realty, Sunbury Cory Lehman - Berkshire Hathaway, Lewisburg Gary Berge - EXP Realty, Lewisburg Kristine Horton - Bowen Agency, Selinsgrove

REAL ESTATE AGENCY

SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITY

NOTTINGHAM VILLAGE, Northumberland Buffalo Valley Lutheran Village, Lewisburg Brookdale Grayson View, Selinsgrove Celebration Villa of Lewisburg RiverWoods, Lewisburg

TRAVEL AGENCY

LIBERTY TRAVEL, Hummels Wharf AAA, Sunbury Boscov’s Travel, Selinsgrove Miller Travel, Middleburg Travel Depot, Selinsgrove

VETERINARIAN

KATHLEEN LINCOLN, Esquire, Lewisburg Matt Slivinski, Slivinski Law Firm, Selinsgrove Roger Wiest, Wiest, Muolo, Noon, Swinehart & Bathgate, Sunbury Gregory Stuck, Northumberland Joel Wiest, Wiest, Wiest-Benner & Rice, Sunbury

LANDSCAPE SERVICE

CREATIVE PLANTSCAPES, Lewisburg B&R Lawn Care, Selinsgrove Hawk’s Landscape, Selinsgrove Lloyd’s Landscapes, Sunbury Snook’s Lawncare & Landscaping, Lewisburg

LEWISBURG VETERINARY HOSPITAL, Lewisburg Animal Care Hospital, Lewisburg Companion Animal Hospital, Selinsgrove Furry Friends, Northumberland Sunbury Animal Hospital, Sunbury

BANK/CREDIT UNION

PET BOARDING

WEDDING VENUE

CHILDCARE

PET GROOMING

SERVICE 1ST FEDERAL CREDIT UNION, Danville Fulton Bank, Shamokin Dam Mifflinburg Bank and Trust, Mifflinburg Northumberland National Bank, Northumberland Susquehanna Community Bank, West Milton SUMMIT EARLY LEARNING, Mfflinburg Children’s Discovery Center, Selinsgrove Jenny Baney Family Home Childcare, Sunbury Kids Korner, Sunbury YMCA, Sunbury 6 ● Best of the Valley /// Thursday, November 23, 2023

PAWS INN, Selinsgrove D & J Pet Lodge, Freeburg Greenbrier Grooming & Pet Resort, Dornsife Saltbox Kennels, Mifflinburg Sunbury Animal Hospital, Sunbury BROOKPARK PET SUPPLY, Lewisburg Greenbrier Grooming & Pet Resort, Dornsife Paw’s Inn, Selinsgrove Sunbury Animal Hospital, Sunbury The Painted Pooch, Sunbury

WHISPERING OAKS VINEYARD, Sunbury Barn Appetit, Milton One Barn Farm, Mifflinburg Stone Barn Farm & Vineyard, Selinsgrove Willow Stone Farm, Mifflinburg

It Started As A Carpet Store, But Is So Much More

By Jerri Brouse, For The Daily Item

NORTHUMBERLAND - Attention to detail, great customer service and a good product - these are the things that make Garvey’s Carpet Flooring America stand out from its competitors, according to Erin Cope.

Cope works in the marketing department for the family-run business which has been named the reader’s choice for Best of the Valley, 2023, in the flooring category.

According to the company website, Tom Garvey founded Garvey’s Flooring America in 1989, out of the back of his mom’s 12×14 shed using his old pick up truck as his “forklift,” before he was able to open up one retail location in Northumberland.

He and his wife, Christy, now own and operate the Northumberland store as well as a store in Bloomsburg.

“It started out as a carpet store, but it has grown into much more,” said Cope. “We sell vinyl, laminate, tile, epoxy and hardwood.

We kind of do it all; just name it.”

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The business expanded not just in the products that were offered, but in the customer base it reaches and by adding to the services they provide.

In addition to selling flooring, they offer carpet binding, carpet disposal, carpet re-stretch, flooring repairs, and underlayment.

“We want to help them find the right product for their home and deliver it in the most efficient and painless way possible,” she said. “People are inviting us into their home to do work, so we want to make it convenient and less of a hassle.”

“We really service quite a wide range of consumers,” said Cope. “We do a lot of carpet and laminate and vinyl, but we also do a lot of tile work.

It just depends on the situation.”

One way they go the extra mile, she said, is to do in-home measures.

Their talents with tile don’t stop at flooring, either. Cope said Garvey’s also installs “amazing” tile showers.

With so many businesses struggling in the current economic climate, Cope said Garvey’s has continued to thrive because of its dedicated employees who work hard to make sure products are up to date and on trend.

“One thing Tom and his employees do is make sure we stay up to date and are bringing in the best products,” said Cope. “We don’t want customers buying something that will fail on them. He does a lot of research on his own and also sends employees researching products, because he wants to make sure everyone knows what they’re doing.”

Christy Garvey agreed, and added they’re also very focused on providing the best customer service possible.

“We can bring samples over, also, so customers don’t even have to come into the shop if they don’t want to,” she said. “It’s really great because they can go to the website, look at products there to see inventory, but also browse samples, use our Pinterest board or look to our social media for finished projects. A lot people can do it all from home, without even coming into the store.”

Bringing the samples to customers saves time, preventing them from having to make multiple trips in.

“If nothing else, they can go on the website and get an idea of what they’re looking for and that will shorten the selection process,” said Garvey. “There are so many colors and styles.”

When it comes to why customers chose their business as the Best of the Valley, Cope said she believed it’s all due to “the Garvey’s difference.” continued on page 8 Thursday, November 23, 2023 /// Best of the Valley ● 7

It Started As A Carpet Store, But Is So Much More continued from page 7 “We have a great staff that works for the company, from the sales staff to installers, everyone cares about the consumer getting what they want and love, not just selling them something to sell it,” said Cope.

“We make sure that at the end of the day, they are happy with what they were receiving.”

And that’s not just for a little while.

“We stand behind our installations,” said Cope. “If it’s 10-15 years down the line and there’s a problem, Tom will step up and try to do whatever is possible. He really stands behind the Garvey name and gives everyone what they love and want.”

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Garvey said she was thrilled to hear the company had been chosen for the sixth year in a row.

“We couldn’t have done it without you,” she said. “We are very grateful and honored. The consumers are the reason for this achievement and we cherish the support we’ve been given over the years. It feels good to be recognized by friends and neighbors.”

For more information visit Garvey’s at 1021 Point Township Drive, Northumberland; or check them out online at garveyscarpet.com.

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Not Chocolate Swirl Ice Cream

By Cindy O. Herman, For The Daily Item

LEWISBURG – It’s not an ice cream shop, although with Swirl in the name, some people assume it’s got to be about frozen treats. This kind of swirl, however, refers to the confidence clients feel when their hair is coiffed to complement their personality.

Swirl Shop Salon & Spa has won “The Daily Item’s” Best of the Valley contest for best beauty and hair salon.

“I think we have put in a lot of heart, time and work into improving so many aspects of the business so we can provide the best atmosphere and the most quality luxury services as we possibly can,” said Deanna Bordner, owner, cosmetologist and reflexologist.

Clients can see the work Bordner has put into the salon since taking ownership in 2022. Once-stylish dusky walls were painted a peaceful grey highlighted with white woodwork and plenty of greenery. The sunny, open main room boasts new furniture and a custom-built reception desk.

The Swirl Shop first opened in 1938 at 533 Market Street in Lewisburg, owned by John Farley and mostly focusing on women’s roller sets and perms, Bordner said.

Fifty years later Farley sold it to Aaron and Rena Herman. From there it was owned by Kay Long then Angela Clark, who sold it to Bordner, who moved it to its current location at190 Brookpark Circle. She added “Spa” to the name to cut down on the number of people who assumed it was an ice cream shop.

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Deanna Bordner, owner of Swirl Shop Salon & Spa, in Lewisburg, which won The Daily Item’s Best of the Valley Award for best beauty and hair salon.

“It was very much an old ladies’ salon up until my boss took over in 2011,” she said.

Beyond haircuts and styling it has grown to include an array of services: spray tanning; nail services; color services for brows, lashes and hair; chemical services like perms and keratin relaxer, waxing services for face, underarm and body; and spa services with everything from facials to ear candling, hand/foot massage, reflexology and reiki.

“I have wanted to do this since fourth grade,” Bordner said, explaining that she visited the Northumberland County Vo-Tech Career & Technology Center when her class went there on a field trip.

She studied reflexology to relieve stress and pain after a friend practiced it on her right after she’d had her second child.

“It helped me so much that I went to class right after maternity leave,” she said, adding with a laugh, “It made me feel normal again.”

Today Bordner employs seven people. One of her employees is learning massage therapy, and an esthetician will soon be hired to provide customized skin care services like full-body waxing, lash tints and brow laminations.

Bordner enjoys helping her clients feel better about themselves.

“There’s been a lot of growth and improvements in the last year for the salon and the spa,” she said. “We think people are really recognizing how much we care about putting back into our clients and the salon, and they’re loving all of the new improvements and service additions.”

For more information visit www.swirlshopsalon.net.

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Family Treats Customers Like Family

By Cindy O. Herman, For The Daily Item

SUNBURY – If there were such a thing as adopting a family to help celebrate your wedding, the people at Whispering Oaks Vineyard would be that family. They care that much about their brides and grooms.

“They’re all special in their own way. They’re all part of the WOV family,” said Brian Cunningham, who manages private events at the winery with his wife, Jacki Cunningham, and nine team members.

It truly is a family. The vineyard was planted in 2010 by Ryan Bonney, vineyard and winemaking manager. His wife, Tracey Bonney, is the president and business manager. Tracey and Brian’s father, Glenn Cunningham, oversees sales and marketing, and other family members and in-laws are involved, as well.

“I think we live up to the referrals,” Glenn said of the recommendations from their wedding couples.

The family embraces – literally – each couple and each wedding.

“We’re a hugging family,” Jacki said. “We are blessed with the relationships we share with our couples.”

For more information visit www.whisperingoaksvineyardpa.com.

The couple from WOV’s first wedding, in 2016, now has two children, Jacki said. She loves seeing couples return to Whispering Oaks for anniversaries and other events.

“They always come back, and it makes me smile,” she said.

The family discussed the idea for a wedding venue two years before ground was even broken, Glenn said. When they found a six-acre site two miles south of Sunbury, they loved it enough to start the winery and host Ryan and Tracey’s wedding there.

“We just felt the grounds, the setting were perfect for developing a wedding venue,” Glenn said, indicating the rolling farmlands and endless skies of the backyard. “We call it the Infinity Lawn. It drops off and keeps going.”

They built a state-of-the-art catering kitchen, a loft with a bridal suite and the main event room featuring an oak-stained, cathedral ceiling over a spacious, sun-filled expanse. The room is called the Cill Dara (kill dara), an Irish name honoring Glenn’s heritage that translates to “Church of the Oaks,” a nod to the trees surrounding the property.

Glenn has made a tradition of standing on the back deck and photographing moments like the first kiss to present to the couple later that day.

“The one thing that stands out for me is that I’ve never seen two weddings alike,” he said.

Jacki and her sister, Jen Long, who handles reception and bartending, share in each couple’s happiness.

“I always tell them, you don’t stress about anything. You just go get all dressed up, and I’ll worry about everything,” Jacki said. “I always feel good about it. I go out back and thank God we can do this.”

“You were made to do this job,” Jen said. “And I love my job too. I love being here for the couples. No one has ever left unhappy.”

This is Whispering Oaks Vineyard’s second Best of the Valley award.

They’ve earned it by listening to their brides and grooms, Brian said, but also from their family values.

“Put us anywhere, and we’re going to excel,” Brian said. “We go above and beyond what we need to do.”

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Whispering Oaks Vineyard, in Sunbury, offers outdoor weddings in front of what they call the Infinity Lawn, with a view stretching for miles. >From left: Brian Cunningham, Vicki Cunningham, Jen Long and Glenn Cunningham.

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Whispering Oaks Vineyard, in Sunbury, has won the Best of the Valley award for best wedding venue. From left: Glenn Cunningham, Vicki Cunningham, Jen Long and Brian Cunningham.

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‘More Than A Cup Of Coffee’

By Cindy O. Herman, For The Daily Item “They say family and business don’t mix, but for us it’s been awesome,” Eric said.

Part of the allure is Wagging Tail’s fun names for signature drinks like Yeti, Lucky Dog and Muddy Paw. Their fall menu featured a throwback to the 2000’s TV show “Gilmore Girls,” with drinks like Sookie’s Pumpkin Roll, Stars Hollow Autumn Festival and Meet Me at Luke’s.

“Something we strive for is, Number One, a high quality product. A great cup of coffee,” Eric said. “But we also have a new and changing menu and incredible customer service, with people who know your face when you pull up to the window.”

He talked about feeling good when weddings send a runner for beverages for the bridal party, or when Wagging Tail has pitched in with community fundraisers for people going through challenging situations.

“Or maybe someone’s having a bad day and they stop by. That’s their pick-me-up. They think, ‘I’ll stop by, and they’ll take care of me,’” Eric said. “It’s more than a cup of coffee.”

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Christopher Branda, of Lewisburg, is such a fan that for Halloween he dressed as a cup of Wagging Tail Coffee.

ALLENWOOD - Never underestimate the power of a community yard sale. While Eric Solomon was stationed at Fort Lewis Army Base, in Washington State, he and his wife, Meghan Solomon, grew to appreciate the area’s “coffee culture.”

“You couldn’t go anywhere without running into a coffee hut or shop,” Eric said. “It’s something we had gotten used to.”

After a few other moves, they returned to Watsontown, but Meghan found herself missing that good coffee and decided to design her own brew and sell it during the town’s annual yard sale in 2019.

“Luckily, people bought some coffee,” Eric said, and Wagging Tail Coffee Co. was born.

Starting with a food truck, today the company has 22 employees with locations in Allenwood, Watsontown and Muncy. Wagging Tail was voted best coffee shop in “The Daily Item’s” Best of the Valley contest.

“Meghan is very much more the visionary. She’s really the one that designs the drinks and names them,” Eric said. “We’ve been blessed to have people respond so well.”

Their business has turned into a family affair, with Meghan’s mother baking scones, cookies and muffins, and Meghan’s brother managing the Muncy store.

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We Treat Our Clients As If They Were Our Own Pets

By Jerri Brouse, For The Daily Item LEWISBURG - Whether you have a dog with minimal grooming needs like monthly nail trims or your pup’s needs are a little more high maintenance, you don’t have to look any further than Brookpark Pet Supply’s grooming department to get the best care for your furry friend.

The Daily Item’s readers agreed, and that’s why Brookpark Pet Supply has been voted Best of the Valley for pet grooming.

Owner Jordan Fetzer bought the store in 2019 - about six months prior to the pandemic. He credits his loyal customers and their unwavering support through tough times with helping him survive when many other small businesses were forced to close.

Though the store was open throughout the pandemic, Fetzer said he had to suspend grooming services because they were considered nonessential services.

“But our doors stayed opened the entire time,” he said. “It was a scary and challenging time for sure.”

Brookpark Pet Supply employs five groomers and one assistant.

Groomers can take one of two paths to become pet groomers, Fetzer said.

“There are really two tracks for becoming a groomer - you can either go to school and get certified or do an apprenticeship program,” he said.

“Two of our groomers have certificates, three have done apprenticeships.”

Photo provided Kierstin Paroling-Bucher has been grooming dogs at Brookpark Pet for four years.

Fetzer said the state does not require certification for grooming, so the process looks different for individual groomers.

Fetzer said he believes it’s the desire to add a personal touch with his customers that led to being chosen as Best of the Valley.

With that many groomers on site, you might expect to see a high number of dogs (and sometimes cats) come through their doors - and you’d be right.

“I think the biggest thing that sets us apart is that we try to be very diff than traditional box stores,” he said. “We are one of very few individually owned local stores that offer grooming and I think a lot of people appreciate the value of what we offer.

“We do on average about 100 dogs a week,” he said. “If you figure six or seven dogs per shift, per groomer, each one is likely doing some 30-35 dogs each week. It’s quite a business.”

Kiersten Paroli-Bucher has been a groomer with Brookpark Pet for the past four years. She said it warms her heart to know the people chose Brookpark Pet as best place for grooming.

Fetzer and his employees like to go the extra mile for customers and has gone so far as to pick up a customer’s dog and return him after the appointment.

“We have a customer with a mobility issue, so we do that for her. It’s a personal touch, the customer service we want to provide.”

“I am very proud of our store,” she said. “I think Brookpark Pet stands out as best for grooming in the area because the groomers are very passionate in their job. We also treat our clients as if they were our own pets.”

Fetzer said at Brookpark Pets they get to know their customers and dogs by name.

Besides basic nail trims, baths and hair cuts, some of the groomers take on cats as well.

Angela Brouse of Lewisburg has a Golden doodle, Ollie, with very hard to manage hair and bad skin issues.

“We also have done Guinea pig and rabbit nail trims,” said Paroli-Bucher.

“Not only do I go to Brookpark Pet Supply for my specialty food which helps with his allergies, but I also continuously get him pampered with grooming appointments with Jasmine,” she said.

In addition to full-service grooming for your dog, Brookpark Pet also offers a self-service area for those “do it yourself-ers.” There’s a ramp for easy access and towels, soaps and dryers are provided.

If you are looking to do it yourself but at home, the store also carries a full line of shampoos, conditioners, nail trimmers and more to serve your grooming needs.

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“We care,” he said. “That’s the main difference people will find coming to our location as opposed to a big box store.”

By keeping Ollie groomed every six weeks it helps keep his skin from flaring up and his fur nice and long.

For more information about Brookpark Pet or to make an appointment to get your pet groomed, visit them at 400 Farley Circle, Lewisburg; go to brookparkpet.com or call 570-522-0322.

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Red macarons wait to be purchased at Gable House Bakery, in Mifflinburg.

MIFFLINBURG – Buy a brand name Thanksgiving pie and you support a food corporation. Not a bad thing to do. But buy a Gable House Bakery pie and, as owner Nikki Keister-Hortig said in a Facebook post, you support the farmers around you: “John grows the squash for our pumpkin custard,” she wrote. “Bobby and Sara grow the apples for our apple pies. Harry grows the raspberries and blueberries. Rebekah raises the chickens that lay the eggs that go into all the custards, pecan pie, crust, and more I’m probably missing. The Kauffman family raises the cows that produce the milk for the custards and creams.”

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of making ourselves known, and obviously our products stand up for themselves. I very much stand behind our products.”

When she opened the bakery in 2016, Mifflinburg had been without one for several years.

“I looked around and said, what can we do that would be an avenue of goodness to our community?” she said.

While supporting local growers, Keister-Hornig has created mouth-watering goodness that won Gable House Bakery “The Daily Item’s” Best of the Valley award.

Having grown up with a mother who made wedding cakes and beloved gingerbread house kits for the holidays, and a father who ran a farm, Keister-Hornig learned baking and business skills and had seen how sweet-smelling baked goods can make people happy. She also realized how hard farmers work and that selling their produce locally can result in better profits.

She pointed out that Gable House’s quality, along with their active social media presence, helped make them a recognizable name.

“It’s also fun to interact with the local people,” she said. “Our egg ladies were just here, and we were chitchatting. I feel like I’m making friends.”

“I greatly respect the other bakeries,” she said. “We’ve done a great job

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Bakery Promotes Local Farmers continued from page 19 She also noted that when egg prices went through the roof, her producers stuck to their original prices – they didn’t have to compete with the global market.

In being “an avenue of goodness,” Keister-Hornig serves customers – all customers – with cheerfulness and respect.

“For some of our neighbors, coming to the bakery and getting a coffee and a chocolate chip cookie is one of the only times they get out of their home, and they know they won’t be judged here as a lesser member of society,” she said. “We greet them with joy and happiness when they’re here, and I’m not sure that’s been their experience in other places in their life.”

She also sometimes finds herself recreating a wedding cake her mother, Donita Keister, originally made.

“People say, Donita made our wedding cake. It was a carrot cake,” Keister-Hornig said. “Well, I use the same cake recipe and the same buttercream recipe 25 years later. That’s always a joy to do.”

In October, with three full-time and seven or eight part-time employees, Gable House handled 22 weddings along with their workload.

Looking ahead, Keister-Hornig hopes to expand into a bigger space on the same street.

“We’re never leaving downtown Mifflinburg,” she said. “I am thankful we are here and able to do what we do.”

For more information visit www.gablehousebakery.com.

Cindy O. Herman lives in Snyder County. Email comments to her at CindyOHerman@gmail.com

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Serving Them The Best That We Can

By Jerri Brouse, For The Daily Item

SELINSGROVE - Quality parts, expert techs and extraordinary service - that’s what the Quick Lane® Tire & Auto Center at Selinsgrove Ford promises its customers.

The Quick Lane® is a fast express lube service that opened 10 years ago and has been voted as Best of the Valley for 2023 by the Daily Item readers.

“It is very encouraging and a great feeling,” said Logan Benner, Quick Lane® manager, upon learning of the win. “We strive to serve our guests to the best of our ability, make sure they are safe and well cared for on their visit.”

Benner said customers are viewed as someone who needs assistance and “we are here to serve and give them peace of mind.” Whether it’s their first visit or they’re repeat customers, the Quick Lane employees will show every customer the same respect and tailor its service to their needs.

“We want to make sure we serve them the best we can,” he said.

According Benner, Quick Lane® specializes in state inspections, oil changes, tire rotations, tire and brake replacements, alignments, suspension work, wiper blades, belts and hoses as well with air/cabin filter replacements.

“We provide standard maintenance for vehicles that don’t cost an arm and leg,” said Benner.

Benner also said he thinks customers see the attention to detail that is provided and how every customer is treated like family.

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“We try to be understanding to each person’s situation and try to figure out the best case of action to make sure they are safe when on the road,” he explained. “Our employees really care about the well being of our customers and would rather them (our customers) be safe driving down the road.”

The people at the Quick Lane Quick Lane® might be focused on giving you the best service they can, but they also recognize you don’t have all day. That’s why they work hard to get things done as quickly as possible while still maintaining a high standard with regard to quality.

“Our goal is to get our guests in as soon as possible and out in no time flat,” said Benner. “We know people are busy and we want to make things quick and easy so they can get back to their busy schedules.”

Quick Lane® currently has six employees, including Benner and several expert and certified technicians, who have experience with all makes and models and the latest diagnostic tools to provide expertise you can count on.

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