Good morning, Muskingum County. The great outdoors is calling with a new answer to the age-old question of where to stay while exploring nature. The Wilds' new Hellbender RV Campground opens May 30, offering 47 full-service RV sites and 26 primitive camping spots across 75 acres of reclaimed mining land. Named after North America's largest amphibian, this conservation-minded retreat sits among the 10,000-acre wildlife paradise where rhinos, giraffes, and other endangered species roam, promising to attract some 35,000 visitors annually.
Meanwhile, opportunity knocks throughout Guernsey County this week. Local nonprofits have until May 30 to apply for Columbus Foundation grants supporting cultural and economic development initiatives. Buckeye Trail alumni can rock out to '70s and '80s tunes at their May 31 reunion, while community leadership continues with several important meetings including Guernsey County Children Services Board on May 5 and East Muskingum Local School Board on May 8.
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🏕️ The Wilds unveils new RV campground in conservation paradise. The Hellbender RV Campground, opening May 30, features 47 full-service RV sites and 26 primitive camping spots across 75 acres of reclaimed mining land. Named after North America's largest amphibian, the campground aims to highlight the importance of protecting natural waterways and local wildlife. The Wilds, home to more than 30 rare and endangered species, offers various safari tours and overnight accommodations for visitors wanting to immerse themselves in nature. The new addition is expected to welcome approximately 35,000 visitors annually, boosting local tourism and economic growth.
📅 Guernsey County's week ahead brims with opportunities for locals. The Columbus Foundation is now accepting grant applications from nonprofits serving the county in cultural and economic development areas, with a May 30 deadline. Meanwhile, Buckeye Trail alumni are invited to a reunion on May 31 at Oscar Share Hall, featuring '70s and '80s music. Several important meetings are scheduled, including the Guernsey County Children Services Board on May 5 and East Muskingum Local School Board on May 8. The community is also following news about local athletes' success at Special Olympics regionals.
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