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Accounting Today Again Recognizes Boyer & Ritter for Workplace Excellence

Boyer & Ritter LLC has been named one of Accounting Today’s 2026 Best Accounting Firms to Work For, a national recognition highlighting organizations that excel in creating positive workplace cultures and exceptional employee experiences.

The annual program, now in its 19th year, identifies 100 accounting firms across the United States that have demonstrated outstanding workplace practices, employee engagement and organizational culture. Winners are selected through a comprehensive evaluation process that includes employer assessments and employee feedback.

“This recognition reflects what our people tell us every day: that culture matters,” said Lisa Myers, managing partner of Boyer & Ritter. “We’re committed to creating an environment where professionals can build meaningful careers, collaborate with exceptional colleagues and serve clients at the highest level. Being recognized by Accounting Today is especially meaningful because it is rooted in employee feedback.”

The honor adds to a growing list of workplace recognitions for Boyer & Ritter. Earlier this year, the firm was named a 2026 Best Place to Work for Women, recognizing organizations that foster opportunities for advancement, support work-life integration and cultivate inclusive workplace cultures.

Together, the awards reflect Boyer & Ritter’s ongoing investment in its employees through professional development opportunities, mentorship, flexible work arrangements and a people-first culture designed to help team members succeed both professionally and personally.

Accounting Today’s Best Accounting Firms to Work For program is conducted in partnership with Best Companies Group. The complete rankings will be published in Accounting Today’s September issue.

About Boyer & Ritter LLC

With roots that span a century, Boyer & Ritter provides accounting, auditing, tax, consulting, and advisory services to closely held businesses, nonprofit organizations, and government entities throughout Pennsylvania and the United States. The firm combines deep technical experience with a practical understanding of client needs. Boyer & Ritter has offices in Camp Hill, Chambersburg, and State College.

David W. Wood 1950-2026

David enjoyed many things throughout his life, including model planes and cars, hunting, fishing, and working with his hands.

Mary C. Plank 1937-2026

Mary dedicated many years of her life serving as a certified nurse’s aide, providing compassionate care to those in need.

Mark Alan Stoddard 1959-2026

Born on December 19, 1959, Mark was the son of the late George Otis Stoddard, Sr. and Sandra Elizabeth (Robinson) Stoddard.

Donna L. Rebuck 1939-2026

Donna was known for her kindness, creativity, and beautiful artwork—decorative pieces, watercolors, and acrylic paintings.

Lee Wayne VanTine 1946-2026

Though quiet and reserved by nature, Lee possessed a gentle spirit and a steady presence that brought comfort to those around him.

Fleeing and eluding

Chambersburg Police Department is attempting to identify the subject involved in a fleeing and eluding incident involving a black e-bike. Chambersburg Police are attempting to identify the individual photographed below.

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