Fayette County • April 15, 2025
Good morning, Fayette County. The future of healthcare in our region is taking a monumental leap forward with Adena Health System's $100 million hospital project clearing a crucial hurdle this week. With no opposition at Monday's public hearing, the groundbreaking scheduled for June 10 marks the beginning of a transformative journey that promises state-of-the-art medical care for our growing community—all without adding to taxpayers' bills.
Local innovation isn't limited to healthcare, as evidenced by Fayette EyeCare's expansion with their new Dry Eye Center and Med Spa. The blend of cutting-edge eye care technology with beauty services represents the kind of entrepreneurial spirit that keeps our community thriving. Meanwhile, Highland County's retired educators are preparing for their spring gathering on April 28, where they'll combine social connection with civic education through a presentation on the election process—a timely reminder of how knowledge and community continue to intersect in meaningful ways.
🌤 Sky Skoop | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
📚 Highland County retired teachers set spring meeting for April 28. The gathering will take place at Hillsboro Church of Christ fellowship hall, beginning with social time at 11:15 a.m. followed by lunch at noon. Michelle Swallen, director of the Highland County Board of Elections, will present a program on voter registration, fraud prevention, and the election process. Members are encouraged to bring donations for KAMP Dovetail as the community service project. The meal costs $14, and all retired educators are invited to attend.
🏥 Fayette County's new $100 million hospital project clears crucial hurdle. A public hearing was held Monday for the Adena Health System bond issue, with no opposition voiced by attendees. The project will allow Adena to construct a new 65,000-square-foot medical center without any cost to county taxpayers. Groundbreaking is scheduled for June 10, with the new facility expected to open in summer 2027. Adena executives emphasized the importance of providing quality healthcare facilities to support Fayette County's growing population and industrial development.
👁️ Fayette EyeCare expands with innovative Dry Eye Center and Med Spa. The City of Washington Court House recently presented Dr. Stephanie McDonald and her team with a New Business Plaque for their second location at 212 N. Fayette St. The new facility combines eye care technology with beauty services, featuring the InfinityPro System for low-level light therapy to treat dry eyes. Their Rejuvenate Med Spa & Beauty Bar offers facial and specialty services provided by licensed esthetician Angie Smith. This marks Fayette EyeCare's continued growth in the Washington Court House community.
New home endless possibilities: Priced at $335,990, The Cooper is a new construction home with an open concept floor plan, versatile kitchen, and numerous upgrade options including a front porch, first floor bedroom, and sunroom.
City land with development potential: Bloomingburg property offers 8.68 acres within city limits for $350,000, with water, sewer, and fire hydrant access. Perfect for building a luxurious home while awaiting Fayette County updates.
Rural ranch huge acreage commuter: Priced at $399,900, this updated ranch near Jeffersonville offers three bedrooms, multiple living spaces and a barn on five acres, all within easy driving distance of Honda, I-71 and major Ohio cities.
|
|