Hall of Fame
The Adams County Chamber of Commerce Hall of Fame honors individuals whose extraordinary leadership and contributions have profoundly shaped the character, progress, and long-term vitality of Adams County. Inductees embody excellence, service, vision, and a legacy of meaningful, lasting change.
Nomination & Eligibility
Who can be nominated?
Must be 65 years of age or older as of December 31st, 2025, or nominated In Memoriam.
Must have a clear and significant connection to Adams County, demonstrated through:
Long-term residency,
Leadership in business or organizations, or
Civic, cultural, or community impact that directly benefited the county.
Up to three individuals may be inducted each year:
Two living inductees
One In Memoriam inductee
How to nominate:
Submit your nomination form by December 20th along with supporting materials that detail the nominee’s contributions and community impact. While supporting documents (articles, testimonials, letters of support) are encouraged, they are not required.
All nominations are conducted by independent volunteers, including chamber professionals from across the United States. No staff, volunteers, or board members of the Adams County Chamber of Commerce participate in the judging process. Inductees are chosen based on the depth, significance, and longevity of their impact.
Perks of Being a Hall of Fame Inductee
Being inducted into the Adams County Hall of Fame is more than an honor — it’s a celebration of a lifetime of service and a lasting legacy in the community.
Each inductee will receive:
Official Hall of Fame Recognition Plaque presented during the induction ceremony
Spotlight Feature on the Chamber website, newsletter, and social media platforms
Exclusive Networking Access with Chamber leaders, sponsors, and community partners
Celebration at the Annual Induction Ceremony on January 7th at the Adams County Training and Business Center, connecting you with fellow leaders and the broader Adams County community
Induction into the Hall of Fame is a recognition of a life well-lived and a lasting contribution to the growth, prosperity, and culture of Adams County.
