Volume 52 | Feburary 2026

Wellsville Chamber News

Wellsville Chamber of Commerce Mission Statement: 
“To improve business opportunity and build a better community”

Join us for our next Monthly Chamber of Commerce Meeting -


WHEN - Tuesday, March 10th at 12PM - Lunch at 11:30AM provided by Atteberry Homes

WHERE - Wellsville Health & Rehab

WHY - To stay up-to-date on all the Wellsville Chamber is doing for businesses in our town and be an active participant in making decisions that affect all we have going on!

Platinum Member Spotlight

Restored Youth -


By the Wellsville Chamber of Commerce


Restored Youth: Personalized Wellness, Longevity, and Confidence at Every Age –


Restored Youth is an anti-aging, wellness, and aesthetic clinic serving the Kansas City area, with locations in Overland Park and Wellsville. The clinic’s mission is simple yet powerful: to help people look their best on the outside and feel their best on the inside—at any age.

Rather than treating aging, discomfort, or low energy as “just normal,” Restored Youth focuses on personalized, integrated care. Services range from internal wellness and hormone optimization to aesthetic treatments and sexual health care. Every patient begins with a one-on-one consultation and a customized treatment plan, because no two health journeys are the same.

At Restored Youth, the focus goes beyond symptom management—helping patients reclaim balance, confidence, and long-term health.


Inspired by a Better Approach to Aging -


Restored Youth was founded on the belief that aging does not have to mean accepting discomfort, fatigue, or the feeling that your best years are behind you. Too often, people are told that aches, low energy, weight gain, and changes in appearance are simply part of getting older.

The goal behind Restored Youth was to offer an alternative—one that emphasizes prevention, optimization, and real solutions rather than simply managing symptoms. The practice exists to remind people that they deserve to feel their best, inside and out, at every stage of life.


Community & Chamber Connection -


Wellsville is home, which made joining the Chamber of Commerce a natural decision. Having a physical presence in Wellsville allows Restored Youth to directly support the health and wellness of the local community while making high-quality wellness care more accessible.

Being part of the Chamber strengthens community connections, supports local growth, and reinforces the idea that wellness is an essential part of Wellsville’s quality of life.


What Sets Restored Youth Apart -


What truly sets Restored Youth apart is the level of personal care provided. Appointments are never rushed, and treatment plans are never one-size-fits-all. Time is taken to listen, understand each patient’s story, and partner with them throughout their health journey.

Whether someone is seeking hormone support, weight management, or aesthetic services, they are treated as a whole person—not a checklist of symptoms. Compassion, trust, and empowerment are central to every patient relationship.


Looking Toward the Future of Wellness -


One of the biggest shifts shaping the future of Restored Youth is the move from reactive healthcare to proactive wellness. Patients are increasingly focused on prevention, early intervention, and longevity-focused care rather than waiting until something goes wrong.

This includes hormone optimization before imbalance becomes illness, aesthetic treatments viewed as preventive aging rather than correction, weight management centered on metabolic health, and whole-person wellness that addresses sleep, stress, mental clarity, and energy.


As healthcare costs rise and awareness of longevity and functional medicine grows, more people want control over their long-term health—feeling good and looking good at every stage of life.


The Human Side of the Practice -


What brings the greatest fulfillment is combining medical knowledge, a passion for wellness, and a personal touch to truly improve lives. Building genuine relationships with patients and seeing confidence and vitality return as they begin feeling like themselves again is deeply rewarding.

Restored Youth allows medicine to be practiced in a way that aligns with core values—creating a business and community rooted in trust, compassion, and meaningful care.


Guided by Values -


The best business advice guiding Restored Youth is to stay true to your values and let them shape every decision. Trends will change and challenges will arise, but building a practice around integrity, genuine care, and doing what’s right for patients creates trust, success, and long-term impact.


When the focus remains on serving people well, growth and longevity follow naturally.


You can learn more about Restored Youth in Wellsville at https://restoredyouthkc.com/wellsville-office/ or call (913) 388-7016.


Published by the Wellsville Area Chamber of Commerce, highlighting outstanding local businesses that make our community thrive.


Wellsville Chamber Sign Program

If you would like to advertise to the thousands of cars passing by our billboard on Highway 33 each day, we can help produce and display a banner designed just for your business. This Chamber sign is especially important to your business if you are a business located somewhere other than on 33 highway. Many people who live outside Wellsville or are coming off the highway to stop at Bert's or Casey's don't know what other businesses Wellsville has to offer. They might make it a point to use your services each time they are in town if they only knew where you were!


We have filled all our spots through 9/1/26! Thank you all for your support!

Chamber Member Job Postings

Special Chamber Member Promos

Community Chamber Events

City of Wellsville

City Office Information:


  • City Hall will be closed for President's Day on 2/16
  • City Planning Commission meeting 2/18 @ 6PM
  • City Council meeting 2/25 @ 6PM
  • City Court 3/3 @ 4PM
  • City Council meeting 3/11 @ 6PM


Wellsville Police Department

Emergency Snow Routes -


With the threat of severe winter weather possible for the next couple of months, the Wellsville Police Department asks the public to use caution and be mindful of all designated emergency snow routes.


In the event of a storm, please avoid parking along roadways marked as emergency snow routes. These routes are clearly identified by posted signage and must remain clear to allow Public Works crews to efficiently remove snow and keep roadways safe and passable.

Franklin County

Monthly FCDC Review:

Wellsville -


The FCDC is working closely with the City of Wellsville. FCDC participates twice a month in the city staff meetings and is a standing item on the agenda at their commission meetings. This is helping FCDC be better informed and connected with the issues and goals of the city. We are also part of an ad hoc group that is working on efforts to build a new community fitness facility in the community.


Paul Bean also wants to lift up the support FCDC is receiving from the City of Wellsville. Wellsville has agreed to double their financial support to FCDC this year. They are also looking at ways to provide further support in the years ahead. Wellsville continues to stand with FCDC and appreciates the value we bring to their community.


Franklin County Optimist Club:

Optimists Student of the Month -


The Franklin County Optimist Club is pleased to recognize the first group of Student of the Month winners at the Wellsville Middle School.


  • Zachary Martinez - 6th Grade
  • Jace Black - 7th Grade
  • Molly True - 8th Grade.


Each Student of the Month received a certificate and a gift card provided by Bill Lytle and Hot Off the Press.

USD #289 School District

Wellsville School District Projects and Programs:

Wellsville City Library

Library Updates:

Wellsville Joint Recreation

Community Wellsville Events

Chamber Member Church Events

Family Church

Sunday Services in Wellsville -

  • Two identical in-person services at 8AM and 10:30AM
  • Live online service at 10:30AM


Sunday Service in Baldwin -

  • In-person service at 9:30AM


Helping Hands Food Pantry Grocery Distribution -

  • Friday, February 19th
  • Saturday, February 20th
GriefShare -
  • A faith-based, friendly, caring group of people who will walk alongside you through one of life’s most difficult experiences. You don’t have to go through the grieving process alone.
  • How GriefShare works: Support groups are led by people who understand what you are going through and want to help.
  • You’ll gain access to valuable GriefShare resources to help you cope with your loss and look forward to rebuilding your life. Grieving is a process and not meant to last forever.
  • Mondays at 7pm at Family Church
  • For more info contact Debra McCullough (913) 206-5372

Celebrate Recovery

  • A 12-step program to help you find freedom and healing from hurts, habits, and hang-ups
  • Meets weekly at Family Church on Thursdays at 7PM
  • For more info contact Mike Holtwick 913-710-6255

Wellsville United Methodist Church

Sunday Service -

  • In-person worship and Church@Home - 10:45AM
  • Coffee and Fellowship following worship service

Shared Experiences Bereavement Group -

  • First and third Tuesdays at 10:30AM
  • Open to anyone
  • Coffee, tea and refreshments will be provided



2024/2025 Wellsville Chamber of Commerce Officers

Wellsville Chamber President

Jackson Dwyer

Loan Officer - Wellsville Branch

Mid-America Bank

Wellsville Chamber Secretary

Sheila Robertson

President

Wellsville Health Coalition


Wellsville Chamber Vice President

Alberto "Albert" Gonzalez

Co-owner/Office Manager

Restored Youth, LLC

Treasurer

Ken Larsen

CFO - Retired

Desoto School District


Wellsville Chamber Coordinator

Lorrie Glass Coffman

Wellsville Chamber Membership Benefits

Promotion/Business Development -


  • Rotating Logo Banner on Wellsville Chamber Home Page
  • Industry-specific Listing on Chamber Website Directory
  • Company Website Listing on Chamber Website
  • Special Video Chat Interview about YOUR business
  • K-33 Chamber Billboard Opportunities
  • Social Media Promotion of YOUR Programs and Events on Chamber Page
  • Monthly KOFO Promotion of YOUR Programs and Events
  • Ribbon Cuttings for New Business or Those with New Location or Under New Ownership
  • Downtown Events


Networking -


  • Monthly Member Meetings and Luncheons
  • Volunteer Opportunities
  • Monthly Chamber Coffee Chats and Open Houses


Communication -


  • Monthly Newsletter
  • Monthly Retail Sales Alert
  • Reminders about YOUR Programs and Events Sent Out to Membership
  • KOFO Discount for Advertising
  • Constant Contact Discount for Members
  • Job Postings


Advocacy -


  • Partnership with Franklin County Development Council for County-wide Involvement
  • Representation at monthly City Council meetings