There’s lots of exciting things happening at the Westminster Rescue Mission these days, so tune in and find out!

Mike chats with local photographer extraordinaire and current member so the Chamber Board of Directors, Kelly Heck. Kelly addresses the fear of having your photograph taken and how a few tips to overcome that!

Mike chats with Tiombe Paige, owner of Cultivated and a member of the Chamber Board, a wonderful retail gem, located at 15 E. Main St. Ste. 103 in Downtown Westminster. Goods for the modern lifestyle with a vintage flair!

Mike talks with Val Giovagnoni, City Manager for Ting and current member of the Chamber’s Board of Directors. We talk about the exciting events and plans Ting has for the summer in Westminster!

Mike is talking with past Chair of the Board and current Board Member, Wayne Barnes, of R. Wayne Barnes, Life & Long Term Care Insurance, about his involvement with the Chamber and the type of unique insurance protection he provides.

Mike chats with Chamber Board Member, Lynn Wheeler, Executive Director Emeritus of Carroll County Public Libraries. They talk about the awesome Makerspace at the Westminster Branch, Exploration Commons at 50 East, Lynn’s feelings about Westminster’s Main Street, and her views of the Chamber in this our 95th year!

Mike chats with last year’s Chair of the Chamber Board, Suzette Covalt, who is the Commercial Banking officer for Farmers and Merchants Bank.

Mike chats with Chamber Board Member, Dr. Jim Ball, President of Carroll Community College, about the exciting things happening at our amazing local College!

Mike chats with Chamber Board member, Lisa Degitz, who is the Practice Manager of Carroll Occupational Health, and the inspiration/driving force of the Chamber Annual Public Safety Awards!

This weeks’ guest on Chamber Chat is the Chairman of the Chamber’s Board, Mr. Jason Stambaugh of IFS Services, Inc. in Westminster. Mike and Jason talk about the amazing things IFS Service does, the origin of the Carroll Biz Challenge, Jason’s efforts in creating the local non-profit tech organization called MAGIC, as well as getting some reflections from Jason about the role the Chamber plays in the community.