Good morning, Washington Court House. Artistic talent is blooming across our region this spring! While Greenfield Elementary students showcase their creativity in Cincinnati's Studio San Giuseppe exhibit, celebrating Youth Art Month alongside their dedicated art teacher, downtown Washington Court House is experiencing its own renaissance. The Historic District Review Board just granted $20,000 to revitalize two apartments on Fayette Street, part of a strategic effort to breathe new life into our historic downtown core.
Literature is on the move throughout Ross County, where "The Bee" Mobile Library has children literally buzzing with excitement. This literary lifeline made its latest stop at Write Start preschool in Clarksburg, where eager young readers returned and checked out books. Beyond schools, The Bee makes regular appearances at apartment complexes, ensuring that the joy of reading reaches every corner of our community, regardless of location.
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🎨 Greenfield Elementary students showcase artistic talent in Cincinnati exhibit. Art teacher William Roller and students Hazel Vesey and Kenzleigh Speakman are featured in the Studio San Giuseppe exhibit at Mount St. Joseph University. The showcase celebrates Youth Art Month, a national recognition of art education and school art programs. Running from February 28 through March 27, the exhibit displays works from Greater Cincinnati regional art teachers alongside their students. Visitors can stay updated on Greenfield Exempted Village School District events through the district website and social media pages.
🏙️ Historic district approves funds to revitalize downtown living spaces. The Washington Court House Historic District Review Board granted $20,000 to Herbert and Paula Graham for rehabilitating two apartments at 109 S. Fayette Street. The funds come from the Historical District Living Grant, which provides money for downtown living space renovations on a reimbursement basis. Graham noted that revitalizing downtown apartments increases foot traffic to local businesses and addresses housing needs as population grows. The board also re-approved Level Up Arcade's application for storefront changes at 202 E. Court Street.
📚 The Bee Mobile Library buzzes with excitement across Ross County. Children at Write Start preschool in Clarksburg eagerly returned and checked out books during the library's regular visit on February 27, 2025. The mobile library, affectionately known as "The Bee," makes numerous stops throughout the month, bringing literature directly to young readers. Beyond schools, The Bee also makes scheduled appearances at local apartment complexes, ensuring books are accessible to all community members regardless of location.
🏡 Real Estate Reveals
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Luxurious open Ironwood awaits: The luxurious new Ironwood by Arbor Homes, listed at $299,990, offers a thoughtfully designed open floor plan with built-in garage storage, spacious kitchen with island, and three upstairs bedrooms with walk-in closets.
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💰 Financial Friday
Consider setting up automatic transfers to your savings account right after you receive your paycheck; this way, you're paying yourself first and building your nest egg without even thinking about it. Small, consistent contributions can lead to a significantly healthier financial future.
🙏 In Remembrance
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