July 18, 2024

Richwood Civic Center

235 Grove Street | Richwood, OH 43344
740-943-2310

The month of July is filled with so much going on! I call it transition month because everyone is trying to get in the vacations, celebrate Independence month, fair time, and kids gearing up for school to start in August. We transition here at the Richwood Civic Center as well.We transition from participating in our present events going on to planning our fall and even winter events. We also transition into our 20242025 year. We have four new board members that are filling vacancies. Please join us in welcoming Suelyn Ackerman, Terri Gravatt, Don Ridgeway, and Jean Smith to our board. We have a great interactive board, and we look forward to what our board will contribute for the coming year…

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