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🎨 Barn brushstrokes

Pickaway County • April 16, 2025

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Good morning, Pickaway County. The iconic red barns of rural Ohio are getting their moment in the spotlight this May as artist Robert Kroeger brings approximately 25 paintings of Pickaway's historic barns to ArtsaRound Gallery. The month-long exhibition kicks off May 2nd with a reception where art lovers can hear the stories behind these weathered landmarks while supporting local arts programs—a perfect blend of heritage preservation and community enrichment.

Meanwhile, visitors to Pickaway County will find a more welcoming first impression thanks to the newly refreshed Welcome Center, complete with a 24/7 information kiosk and enhanced interior spaces. The community-driven project continues the county's tradition of hospitality, much like the annual FFA breakfast that had dedicated students arriving at 5 a.m. to serve hungry neighbors earlier this month. From dawn risers flipping pancakes to barn painters preserving history, Pickaway's community spirit continues to shine.

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☕️ What's Brewing Locally

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🏢 Pickaway Welcome Center gets a fresh look and 24/7 information kiosk. The Pickaway County Visitors Bureau has completed Phase 1 of its enhancement project, focusing on interior refreshes and an outdoor map installation. Future plans include exterior beautification, digital signage, and video content to showcase local attractions. The community-driven initiative received support from the City of Circleville, local foundations, and businesses like Coughlin Automotive and OhioHealth. The improvements aim to create a more inviting space that reflects the county's pride and offerings.

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🎨 Historic barn paintings breathe life into rural Ohio heritage. Artist Robert Kroeger will showcase approximately 25 paintings of Pickaway County's historic barns during a month-long exhibition at ArtsaRound Gallery this May. The event kicks off with a public reception on May 2, where Kroeger will share stories behind his artwork and sign copies of his books about historic barns. All proceeds from art purchases and book sales will directly benefit ArtsaRound, a nonprofit organization dedicated to building a thriving arts community in Pickaway County. Visitors can explore the exhibition every Friday and Saturday throughout May.

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🍳 Local FFA chapters unite for beloved community breakfast tradition. Logan Elm FFA, along with Teays Valley, Circleville, and Westfall chapters, hosted their annual community breakfast on April 2nd. Dedicated members arrived as early as 5 a.m. to prepare food, set up tables, and ready themselves for the hungry crowds. Throughout the morning, students filled various roles including cooking, greeting guests, and serving drinks during the four-hour event. The Logan Elm FFA expressed gratitude to everyone who attended and supported their chapter at this well-anticipated tradition.

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⚾ Baseball Scoreboard

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Teays Valley (5-3)
vs Canal Winchester
W 5-2

🥎 Softball Scoreboard

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Teays Valley (8-2)
vs Pickerington Central
W 10-0

🏡 Real Estate Reveals

Real estate listing image Hidden Gem Needs Details Now: This charming property is on the market for $269,900, though details about its features and amenities are currently unavailable from the listing agent.
Real estate listing image Elegant multi-level home options: This five-level split home, listed at $549,180, offers a blend of formal and informal spaces, including a dining room, open-concept kitchen, and three distinct exterior style options to match your personal taste.
Real estate listing image Downtown potential starter or investment: Priced at $139,900, this three-bedroom home near downtown Circleville offers potential as both a rental property and a starter home, featuring two bathrooms, a backyard shed, and convenient off-street parking.

🗓️ Happenings & Hoopla

🏛️ Apr. 16 - City Council Meeting: Have your voice heard at the City Council Meeting on April 16 at 127 S Court St, Circleville. Join your neighbors in discussing and shaping important local decisions that affect our community.
🔥 Apr. 16 - Spring Campground Cleanup Day: Roll up your sleeves for Circleville's 2025 Work Session! Join the community effort to burn old campground wood, clean target sheds, and get tractor training on April 16 at 8100 US-22.
🥾 Apr. 17 - Thursday Park Trail Walks: Stretch your legs with Cindy Whited on Thursday Trail Tours! Join this leisurely spring walk through Roundtown Trail on April 17, meeting at the parking area on Nicholas Drive in Circleville.
🌺 Apr. 18 - Geranium Pickup Parade: Roll through the Geranium "Pickup Parade" at 1051 OH-56 in Circleville on April 18! Grab your pre-ordered jumbo blooms and get ready for a flower-filled spring celebration.
🐰 Apr. 19 - Hoppy Easter Family Celebration: Hop over to Rhoads Garden Center for their "Hoppy Easter Celebration" on April 19 from 11 AM to 2 PM! Meet the Easter Bunny in the greenhouse while supporting Community Cupboards.
🐰 Apr. 19 - Easter Funday Food Trucks: Hop over to Rhoadhouse 56 for "Easter Funday" on April 19th! Meet the Easter Bunny for memorable photos and enjoy festive activities at 1051 OH-56, Circleville. A fluffy celebration you won't want to miss!
🐰 Apr. 19 - Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt: Hop into spring at Circleville Kiwanis Club's Easter Egg Hunt at Ted Lewis Park on April 19! Bring the family for a morning of candy-filled fun at this beloved annual tradition.
🐰 Apr. 19 - Easter Egg Hunt: Hop over to Crossroads' annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 19th at 2pm! Little ones from birth to 12 years can join the scramble at 5679 Tarlton Rd, Circleville. Don't be late!

🙏 In Remembrance

Donald Donnelly Jr.

Donald Donnelly Jr., a 61-year-old resident of Circleville, passed away on April 13, 2025. Born in Youngstown on January 6, 1964 to Donald and Sylvia Donnelly Sr., he is survived by his two daughters, four grandchildren, and siblings Vince, Annette, Kathleen, and Ann. His parents preceded him in death. Cremation services have been observed, and online condolences can be made through the Wellman Funeral Homes website.

Warren "Ken" Salyers

Warren "Ken" Salyers, 94, of Circleville, passed away on April 13, 2025, having been born in Union County on November 24, 1930. A 1949 Ashville graduate, Ken was predeceased by his wife Marjorie and seven siblings. He is survived by his four children, six grandchildren, fourteen great-grandchildren, four great-great-grandchildren, and extended family. Funeral services will be held on April 16, 2025, at Wellman Funeral Home with burial at Tarlton Cemetery.

🍞 Daily Bread Crumb

I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.

-Philippians 4:13

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