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Groveport … central Ohio’s ‘Recreation Destination’ Over the last ten years, the City of Groveport has become central Ohio’s recreation destination. The suburb is located just southeast of Columbus and changed from Village to City status in 2011. With just over 5,200 residents, the City of Groveport has many amenities that many larger communities can only dream of, including over 200 acres of developed park land and more than five miles of both paved and unpaved paths. The Groveport Aquatic Center opened in the spring of 2003. This affordable family-friendly outdoor water park has received numerous awards over the years. The facility is complete with a zero-depth entry pool with an in-water playground, 450 foot lazy river with inner tubes, (2) giant water slides, diving boards, giant shade umbrellas, tots sprayground and much more. While patrons are at the facility they can visit the Sporleder Food Service Concession Stand for some tasty food and treats. A number of special events are held at the facility including Super Family Sundays, VIP Night, Fins & Feet Biathlon and the season ending Dog Paddle Palooza (formerly “Paws In The Pool”). This event is scheduled for Thursday, September 4, from 6 to 8 p.m. For years, dog owners from around central Ohio bring their dogs for a fun evening in the water. Cost of admittance is only $2/dog and humans are free, but are not permitted in the pool. Registrants must provide up-to-date dog vaccination records to be admitted. The Groveport Aquatic Center also offers a number of Appreciation Weeks throughout the summer, which enable military/veterans, teachers, police officers, fire fighters/EMTs and government workers free admission. The facility’s staff also teaches hundreds of kids how to swim each summer during its Learn to Swim Program. Many parents also treat their kids to a Birthday Party at the facility. Packages include admission for 20 guests, 90-minute room reservation, pizza, soda, Dairy Queen ice cream cake and more. The facility typically opens for the season Memorial
Day weekend and closes on Labor Day. Affordable season long passes as well as day passes can be purchased. Visit www.groveportrec.com for pricing and the facility schedule. Just across the parking lot from the Groveport Aquatic Center is the 67,000 square foot Groveport Recreation Center. This community recreation center opened in January of 2004 and is considered to be one of the top municipal recreation centers in the state. Although ten years old, the facility is in outstanding condition and is home to a massive fitness center with top-of-the-line cardiovascular and strength training equipment, 1/10 mile 3-lane elevated track, 2-hardwood floor gymnasiums, group fitness class studio, heated pool, 30 foot rock climbing wall, expansive lounge area, baby sitting room, locker rooms, meeting rooms and more. If you are not sure where to begin, you may want to schedule a consultation with one of our personal trainers. Annual passes to the Groveport Recreation Center are very reasonable when compared to other facilities with similar amenities. The facility also offers discounts for Groveport residents, active military, police officers, fire fighters and persons with permanent disabilities. The facility does not charge any initiation fees and monthly billing is available for a nominal fee. The staff would be happy to provide you with a tour and answer any questions that you may have. The Groveport Parks & Recreation Dept. offers year-round leisure programming at its facilities for the entire family, including swim lessons, fitness classes, special events, youth athletic leagues, camps & clinics, adult athletic leagues, birthday party packages and much more. Persons do not have to be pass holders to the Groveport Recreation Center to participate in our programs. Seniors (those 55 years of age and older) in the area spend a lot of their free time at the Groveport Senior Center. The senior center offers a number of activities, including card playing,
Groveport Recreation Center annual passes Youth (3 – 12 Yrs.). . . . . . . $210 Senior Adult (55 Yrs. +) . . $185 Teen (13 – 18 Yrs.). . . . . . $293 Senior Couple (both 55 Yrs. +). . . . . . . . . $334 Young Adult (19 – 24 Yrs.).$311 Household of 2 . . . . . . . . . $626 Adult (25 – 54 Yrs.). . . . . . $366 Household of 3 . . . . . . . . . $695 Household of 4+. . . . . . . . $869 board games, dancing, socials, quilting, arts & crafts, shooting pool, weekly lunches, day & overnight trips, and more. The spacious facility is complete with private restrooms, kitchen, sitting room, arts & crafts area, lounge with big screen T.V., leather furniture, pool table and more. Golfers from all over central Ohio frequent The Links At Groveport. This once private 18-hole course is now owned and operated by the City of Groveport. The course is par 72, has tree-lined fairways and small greens. The course also has a club house, banquet facility, driving range and practice putting green. The course offers affordable public play, golf outings, lessons and more. The Links At Groveport is also home to Lovell’s Grille, which offers a fantastic menu with great food for before, during and after your round of golf. If you are looking for arts and education for all ages, look no further than the historic Groveport Town Hall. The city’s Community Affairs Department operates the facility. Rooms in Town Hall are available for rent. The first floor includes the Art Gallery, which features rotating exhibits. The Groveport Heritage Museum is also located on the first floor and displays artifacts and memorabilia dating to the early 19th century.
Little ones (between the ages of 3 and 10 years) are sure to enjoy Crooked Alley KidSpace. This facility is complete with a small library, a large multipurpose meeting room and an outdoor playground. KidSpace offers arts and education classes (dance, music, special events, preschool child-parent playgroup, etc.) which are run by the Community Affairs Department. This facility is also available for private and community gatherings. The City of Groveport and Three Creeks Metro Park staff offer weekly science and nature programming at the Heritage Nature Center, a log house that dates back to 1825. The center has a nice selection of nature-related artifacts for kids to look at, including taxidermy animals, skulls and animal skins. The City of Groveport invites you to experience all that we have to offer you and your family. All of our recreational facilities (with the exception of our parks) are noted below. Groveport Aquatic Center (Outdoor Water Park) 7330 Groveport Road (614) 836-2255 | groveportrec.com Groveport Recreation Center 7370 Groveport Road (614) 836-1000 | groveportrec.com Groveport Senior Center 7370 Groveport Road (614) 836-4599 | groveportrec.com The Links At Groveport 1005 Richardson Road (614) 836-5874 | links@groveport.com Groveport Town Hall 648 Main Street (614) 836-3333 | groveport.org Crooked Alley KidSpace 630 Wirt Road (614) 836-3333 | www.groveport.org Heritage Nature Center & Log House 551 Wirt Road
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AIAM graduates contribute to holistic health nationwide and treat patients close to home!
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Janna Twiss, four, looks at the flowers she bought from the Black-Tie Farm booth during the Canal Winchester Farmers Market at Stradley Place Park. The market is held on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. through October 18 with the exception of August 2nd, 30th, and October 4th when there are other events scheduled at the park.
Columbus Gymnastics Academy opens new facility in Canal Winchester Columbus Gymnastic Academy is very excited to have moved into a bigger and better facility in Canal Winchester — formerly Gym X Treme. Due to the quality of the recreational gymnastics program and the success of the girls competitive team program — five All Around State Champions, and 12 Individual Event State Champions for 2014 – CGA needed to expand. This new facility will allow for the training of high-level competitive gymnastics, as well as space for the quality recreational program that Columbus Gymnastics Academy is know for. All of CGA’s summer programs will take place at the new facility at 6810 Thrush Drive, Canal Winchester. We offer many different programs: • Baby & Tumble Cats: Ages 10 to 23 months, This program provides babies with an opportunity to socialize, play and explore while developing their balance, body awareness, coordination,
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self-esteem and joy of physical movement. • Boys & Girls Gymnastics: Ages 6 and up, Your child is #1 with us. Not only are we going to give your child great instruction in gymnastics, but we will also provide them with a selfesteem enhancing environment. We break down the skill challenges into small steps so that the students can find many successes on their way to achieving the many skills they will be exposed to. • Girls Competitive Program: Besides our competitive women’s team, there is also a training team for those girls who want to be more involved in gymnastics, but are not yet ready for competition. Open Gym will continue on Friday evenings: 7-8 p.m. for children under 7 and 8-10 p.m. for children 7 and older. Please join us at our new location, 6810 Thrush Drive, Canal Winchester. Visit www.cgagymnastics.com or call (614) 575-9557.
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AIAM congratulates members of our Western Massage Therapy, Nursing, and Acupuncture 2014 graduating classes! These classes exhibited dedication to holistic health and wellness; AIAM instructors and clients of the AIAM clinic will surely miss them. A special “Salutations” to our grads from the Canal Winchester area! Twenty years ago Helen Yee and Diane Sater-Wee made their dream of holistic education a reality by opening Massage Away, Inc. School of Therapy. Today, Massage Away has evolved into The American Institute of Alternative Medicine. AIAM grew from one program with 14 students, to four programs with more than 200 students and 1,500+ alumni practicing across the world. We are proud to celebrate 20 years of healing this September! AIAMs 12-month Western Massage Therapy Program is what planted the seed, enabling AIAM to grow and prosper. The WMT program is a combination of classroom education, including sought-after business skills, as well as hands-on experience treating patients in AIAMs clinic. WMT students treat patients for many ailments including muscle stiffness, anxiety, posture and tension. With this combination of business skills and experience, AIAM helps WMT students discover and reach their full potential as healers. AIAMs Professional Massage and Acupuncture Clinic is open to the public. Here, student-interns train under the guidance of licensed professionals to perfect their skills. Massage students
AIAM Student Aubree Kleppinger demonstrating some of the skills she is learning in AIAM’s 12-month Western Massage Therapy Program. WMT students get to work on real patients who visit them AIAM clinic to seek pain relief through massage therapy. for example, must complete 90 clinic hours before graduation. Student-intern clinic services are available by request starting at only $35 for acupuncture (after initial evaluation) and $25 for massage therapy! AIAM invites Canal Winchester to come experience the relief our services will provide!
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Canal Winchester Area Chamber of Commerce supports local business and the community as a whole The mission of the Canal Winchester Area Chamber of Commerce is to promote and foster the free enterprise system through economic development, to advocate for local business interests, and to provide investor benefits. So, how does a chamber of commerce accomplish such a feat? The answer lies in its model: strength in numbers. A chamber of commerce is a group of like-minded business owners, dedicated to the promotion of the free enterprise system and the development of their community and surrounding area. Their
collective voice allows for greater advocacy in business matters, as well as buying power when bargaining for membership benefits. The chamber’s responsibility doesn’t end with its members. A chamber works to support and promote its community as a whole. Whether you live in, visit, or do business in Canal Winchester, your chamber of commerce strives to be your most trusted source of information regarding local business, events and services. The Canal Winchester Area Chamber of Commerce invites you to explore Canal Winchester
throughout the year. In May, Canal Winchester’s Music & Art in the Park Concert Series began. Held on the third Friday evening of May, June, and July, the series features entertainment, fair-style food and art demonstrations. Visitors to Canal Winchester’s historic downtown also began visiting the Canal Winchester Farmer’s Market in spring, sponsored by Jeff Wyler Chevrolet of Columbus and operated by Destination: Canal Winchester each Saturday morning mid-May through mid-October. As the year progresses, other local events will
Nancy Holloway joins HER Realtors Nancy Holloway has joined HER Realtors in the Canal Winchester office. She received her Ohio sales license in 2002 and broker license in 2005. She worked with Bartlett Benner Realty, gaining valuable experience with residential sales, commercial sales and property management. She will be assisting home buyers and sellers and is certified to assist clients with the Trinity Homes Trade In Program in partnership with HER. Ms. Holloway has a BSBA and valuable years of business experience that provide a strong foundation for real
estate. Her exceptional management and leadership skills are amplified by a profound sense of ethics built into a very personal approach to working with people. Ms. Holloway is involved in Canal Winchester’s chamber of commerce, community center and performing arts boosters. She plays in the CW adult steel drum band, sponsors a band for the CW Blues & Rib Fest and she volunteers for CAPA and the Creekside Blues & Jazz Festival. She can be reached at nancy.holloway@herrealtors.com or (740) 703-3786.
NANCY HOLLOWAY JOINS HER REALTORS!
Nancy earned her Ohio sales license in 2002, broker license in 2005 and she has a BSBA.
BUYING OR SELLING? Nancy’s experience and integrity will help you navigate the buying and selling processes.
Call Nancy Holloway at 740-703-3786 or email her at nancy.holloway@herrealtors.com
include Canal Winchester Blues & Ribfest, Canal Winchester Labor Day Festival, Courage Conquer & Cure 5K, the
Chamber of Commerce Annual Tailgate Auction and Christmas in the Village. Learn more about
your area chamber at www.canalwinchester. com or call (614) 8371556. Their office is located at 20 N. High St.
Come see Canal Winchester! Welcome to Canal Winchester, a city blending its historic past with a revitalized downtown while offering diverse residential choices, abundant retail shops and restaurants. Located just 15 miles from downtown Columbus, Canal Winchester is consistently ranked as one of the fastest growing communities in central Ohio, offering small town living close to the city.
SCHOOLS
Indian Trail Elementary School ( K-2) 6767 Gender Road 833-2154, Fax 833-2167 Principal - Jamie King Winchester Trail Elementary School (Grades 3-4-5) 6865 Gender Road 833-2150, Fax 833-2161 Principal - Cyndi Toledo
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Peter Rushton, right, of P.T. Reptiles offers to let Katelyn Schamp, 9, of Groveport bump noses with a ball python during Nature Fair at Heritage Park Saturday, June, 2014.
CW Middle School (Grades 6-7-8) 7155 Parkview Drive 833-2151, Fax 833-2173 Principal - Tracie Lees
FELLOWSHIP Church Of Christ 830-0110 Rager Road & Route 33
CW High School (9-12) 300 Washington Street 833-2157, Fax 833-2163 Principal - Kirk Henderson
ATTRACTIONS
Cross Pointe Christian Church 834-4335 6478 Winchester Blvd.
Bob McDorman Automotive Museum 45 E. Waterloo Street Canal Winchester
Dayspring Community Church 834-5831 3919 Brice Road Faith Ministries Assembly of God 837-6178 720 W. Waterloo Street
The Mid-Ohio Doll & Toy Museum 700 Winchester Pike Canal Winchester
Faith United Methodist Church 837-2343 15 W. Columbus Street
Historical Society 10 West Oak St. Canal Winchester
Gender Road Christian Church 834-5973 5336 Gender Road
Motts Military Museum 5075 South Hamilton Road Groveport
Slate Run Metro Park 1375 State Route 674 N. Canal Winchester Slate Run Living Historical Farm 1375 State Route 674 N. Canal Winchester Chestnut Ridge Metro Park 8445 Winchester Road N.W. Carroll, OH 43112 Pickerington Ponds Metro Park 7680 Wright Road Canal Winchester, OH 43110 Walnut Woods Metro Park 6716 Lithopolis Road Groveport, OH 43125
David Evangelical Lutheran Church 837-7041 300 Groveport Road David’s United Church of Christ 837-7734 80 W. Columbus Street
The Ed Jeffers Barber Museum 2/12 South High Street Canal Winchester
METRO PARKS
Grace Bible Church 833-0700 424 S. Gender Road Heritage Baptist Church 837-6772 470 Groveport Road Hope United Methodist Church 837-7548 83 E. Columbus Street New Life Community Church 834-4222 6305 Waterloo Road Peace Lutheran Church 837-6689 28 Elm Street Saint John XXIII Catholic Church 920-1563 5170 Winchester-Southern Road NW
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Diley Ridge celebrates its anniversary, impact The partnership between Mount Carmel Health System and Fairfield Medical Center that produced Diley Ridge Medical Center is officially four years old. And while that may not seem like a major milestone, it is when you think about what all Diley Ridge has come to mean to northern Fairfield County in that short period of time. It’s meant more than having a free-standing, full-service, 24-hour emergency department and diagnostic center in the community. It’s meant more than adding the services of a full clinical laboratory, state-of-the-art imaging center and women’s health center, too. It’s meant more than welcoming the variety of primary care and specialty physicians who practice at the campus’ 46,000-square-foot medical office building. It’s even meant more than adding the pediatric urgent care services provided at the Nationwide Children’s Hospital Close to Home Center. “What it’s really meant is access,” said Diley Ridge Medical Center President & COO Jodi Wilson. “Not just access to exceptional care, but access to that care where our patients live. Living away from the city shouldn’t mean giving up access to the care that’s available there. Diley Ridge has provided that access 24 hours a day for four years now.” “We’ve been a real model for how competitors can come together and use what each does best to create something truly special,” Wilson added, “and that’s what Diley Ridge is.” The quality of the facilities and the array of services aren’t the only things that have made Diley Ridge special. The people have played a tremendous role
Diley Ridge Medical Center offers 24-hour emergency and diagnostic care at 7911 Diley Road. as well. The board-certified emergency medicine physicians, nurses, technicians and support associates aren’t just serving the community. They’re part of the community. “Our associates are so special,” Wilson said proudly. “They’re from the community and take pride in taking care of the community. It’s personal for them, because their next patient could
be their son or daughter’s soccer coach.” Being so close to Pickerington, Groveport, Canal Winchester, Carroll, Baltimore and Violet Township has had an impact on local EMS as well. Since they can take their emergency patients to Diley Ridge instead of the Columbus hospitals, they’re back in their communities far faster, helping more people in the process. And that was part of Diley
Ridge’s vision when the doors opened four short years ago. “We were an unknown entity when we started out, but we’re so pleased with the reputation we’ve earned in such a short time,” said Wilson. “We’re here to take care of the community. I think we’ve shown that, and our patient satisfaction scores suggest our neighbors agree.”
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Josh Marshall checks ribs while he cooks during the 2013 Blues and Ribfest in downtown Canal Winchester. Marshall, of Columbus, runs the Smoke Shack, located at I-270 and Cleveland Avenue.
Canal Winchester Blues & Rib Fest set for this weekend Rain or shine, the 5th annual Canal Winchester Blues & Rib Fest will take place this weekend, Friday, Aug 1 and Saturday, Aug. 2. This event is Ohio’s only Blues and Rib Festival. Join the fun in Historic Downtown Canal Winchester from 5 to 11 p.m. Friday and noon to 11 p.m. Saturday. The Blues & Rib Fest is a two-day summer street celebration featuring live blues music, world-class ribs, a wide variety of quality non-rib food options, children’s activities, fan-cooled dining areas, and a beer & wine garden for guests 21 and over. Admission is free to the public and there will be on- and off-street public parking available in the areas adjacent to the Ribfest grounds. Handicap tag/sticker parking will be available at the West Waterloo Street entrance east of Washington Street. For eats, visitors will have a wide variety to chose from. The 2014 Rib Burner Roster includes: Big Pappy’s BBQ, Ohio; Cowboy’s BBQ & Rib Co., Texas; Off The Bone BBQ, Ohio; Johnson’s BBQ, Virginia; Kentucky Smokehouse, Texas; Ribman Catering, Ohio; and Tennessee Q BBQ, Virginia. If you want something besides ribs, the Fest will have many choices on offer: locally-grown kettle corn, fried bolonga sandwiches, donut burgers, bourbon chicken, paninis, funnel cakes, deep-fried oreos, Italian ice, cheesecake, chocolate covered bacon, tiramisu, fudge brownies, warm bread pudding with ice cream, hamburgers, hot dogs, french fries, fresh pork rinds, potato wheels, cinammon twists, cinnamon roasted nuts, lemon shake-ups, pizza by the slice, elephant ears, Philly steak and cheese, German sausage, cream puffs and much more! Visit www.bluesandribfest.com for the full line up! This event is only made possible through the partnership and generous support from these sponsors: Rutherford Auto Body, Pickens Fence Co., State Farm Insurance - Tom Parker and Zach Bradley, Canal Banking Center, Diley Ridge Medical Center, Berwick Glass & Mirror, Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Champion Windows-Sunrooms-Roofs-Home Exteriors, Ricart Automotive Group, Jeff Wyler Chevrolet of Columbus, Home Solutions, The Home Depot, Baymont Inn & Suites, ACC Party Rental, City of Canal Winchester, Rent-A-John, Sticks and Stones Studio and Jack’s Photography. Special thanks also go out to M.G. Abbott Electrical Conractors, Falcon Technologies, The Goddard School (Canal Winchester), Madison Township. Trustees (Dildine-Mcdonald-Paini), Nancy Holloway, Realtor®, HER Realtors, The Insurance Circle, Shade on the Canal, Sticks and Stones Studio and Uncle Sam’s Pawn Shop. Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind central Ohio festival this weeked. Visit www.bluesandribfest.com for more parking and event information. The Canal Winchester Blues & Rib Fest is proudly presented by Destination: Canal Winchester.
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sales director: Doug Dixon retail sales manager: Heather Kritter production & design: Annie Steel
account executives: Kevin Shockey Michele Brogan Amy Cash Gail Fullerton Ruthanne Roork Becky Young
Music Schedule Friday, Aug. 1 - Main Stage 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Doug Hart Band 7:30 to 9 pm.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Willie Phoenix 9:30 to 11 p.m.. . . . . . . Carlise Guy & The NuBlu Band Friday, Aug. 1 - Stradley Stage 5 to 6 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lewis Brothers 6:15 to 7:30 p.m.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Noah Shull 7:45 to 8:45 p.m.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Austin Walkin’ Cane 9 to 10:30 p.m.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . RIP Lee Pryor Saturday, Aug. 2 - Main Stage 12 noon to 1 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Steve Riggs Band 1:30 to 3 p.m. Michael Locke & The Repeat Offenders 3:30 to 5 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jimi Vincent Band 5:30 to 7 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tee Dee Young Band 7 to 9 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . Ray Fuller and the Bluesrockers 9:30 to 11 p.m.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cee Cee Hames Saturday, Aug. 2 - Stradley Stage 12 noon to 1:30 p.m. . . . . . . . . . Ben Bachert & Friends 1:45 to 3:45 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jimmy Rogers 4 to 5 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alex Poteet 5:15 to 6:45 p.m.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dan & Chris Duo 7 to 8:30 p.m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Luther Trammel 9 to 10:30 p.m.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Chris Sutton Visit www.bluesandribfest.com to learn more about these wonderful artists.
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Scioto Community boasts a beautiful campus Scioto Community is a beautiful fullservice senior healthcare campus that is located just 13 miles west of Canal Winchester. We are the only CCRC (Continuum of Care Retirement Community) in the southeast part of town. Which means, we offer everything from A to Z when it comes to caring for our residents, patients and families. Our services include Independent Living, Assisted Living, Long-term Care, Dementia Care, Skilled Nursing and both In-patient and Out-patient Rehabilitation. When it comes to rehabilitation, it is hard to beat what Scioto Community offers. Our rehab unit encompasses 39 private suites, all of which have their own private bathroom with a walk-in shower. And for those rehab patients that may be with us for an extended period of time and/or find it beneficial to have a loved one at their side for added comfort, our seven transitional care suites offer 500 square feet of space. This space provides two living areas …
one for our patient and the other for their loved one. Both living areas offer comfortable sleeping arrangements, flat screen televisions and tons of closet space. Plus, these suites offer a kitchenette that includes a sink, microwave, refrigerator and plenty of cabinet space. When it’s time for your therapy, our 12 in-house therapists have got you covered. By using two large gymnasiums that house state-of-the-art equipment such as a driving simulator and aqua therapy unit, they’ll get you back on your feet in no time! Our goal is to provide our rehab patients with an upscale hotel-like environment. Between our top notch bedside care, generous meals, healthy snacks, wireless internet and overall décor … I think you’ll agree that we hit our mark! 433 Obetz Road Columbuts, Ohio 43207 (614) 491-2000 Fax (614) 295-1414 www.sciotocommunity.com
• Skilled Nursing • In-Patient Therapy • Out-Patient Therapy • Wound Care • Assisted Living • Independent Living • Water Therapy • Driving Simulator Come rehab with us in your very own PRIVATE 560 sq foot SUITE!Equipped with shower, 2 closets, 2 at screen TV’s, living Room, Separate Bedroom , Kitchenette and much more!
433 Obetz Road, Columbus, Oh 43207 sciotocommunity.com T. (614) 491.2000 I F. (614) 295.1414
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Delivering extraordinary service is what we do, what makes us who we are! Fairfield National Bank has been serving families and businesses since the 1800s, and while so much has changed since then, our commitment to our customers, our community and the associates who work with us has been consistent. Each of our 10 offices provide many products and services to meet your needs, including deposit accounts, home and vehicle loans, online and mobile banking options, business loans, and trust and investment services. Our Canal Winchester office, inside Kroger, is led by Stephanie Green and is open extended hours, seven days a week.
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“Delivering extraordinary service is what we do, what makes us who we are, and what makes us the right choice for so many of our neighbors,” said FNB President Steve Wells. “If you’re looking for a bank that takes the time to understand you, finds opportunity where others may see challenges, and believes the future is built on relationships and where your trust is earned, then we invite you to visit Fairfield National Bank.“ Canal Winchester Office- inside Kroger (614) 920-2454 FairfieldNationalBank.com Member FDIC
50s diner brings back slower and simpler times in Pataskala When you walk in to Nutcracker 50s Family Restaurant, you realize you are in for a treat. Nutcracker, located at 63 East Broad Street at the intersections of State Routes 16 and 310 in Pataskala, impacts all your senses with its authentic old diner look to the patter of diners, to the great smells and tastes. Nutcracker not only serves authentic-diner comfort foods but has a 50s Candy and Nut Shop at its entrance. It is famous for items like the 8 oz. steak and egg breakfast and homemade corned-beef hash; offers daily blue plate lunches, All You Can Eat Dinners after 3 p.m. weekdays like Tuesday’s and Friday’s hand-breaded fish or on Thursday’s fried chicken; and known for scrumptious homemade pies. Working mom and pop owners, Nancy and Steve Butcher, are well known for giving
free meals to veterans for Memorial and Veterans’ days and this year Veterans will eat free on Tuesday, May 27 and Tuesday, November 11. Nutcracker is open Sunday and Monday from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Tuesday through Saturday 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. for breakfast, lunch and dinner. If you visit Lynd’s Farm Market and the You-Pick Orchard this season, stop in, as we are just three miles south of Morse & SR 310 at SR 310 and 16. Visit www.Nutcrackerpataskala.com or call (740) 964-0056.
VFW offers flag services By EARL KANTNER
(If wanted) VFW has a long history of replacing worn flags for community organizations, churches, schools, rest homes and similar agencies. VFW furnished this flag and was installed by VFW members. The flag replacement program, along with many others, are functions of their community service program.
She’s a grand ol’ flag – no doubt about that! But after long service of inspiring her people while weathering rain, wind, snow and blistering sun, she is due for a rest. (Note the tattered and shredded ends of this flag, replaced by Canal Winchester VFW Post 10523)
Announcing... THE VFW POST 10523 2014 INVITATIONAL GOLF CLASSIC
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Free Slice of Homemade Pie
with 19th Anniversary Special of a Burger or Hot Dog, Fries, and Ice Cold Bottle of Coke or Fanta!
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2014 THE LINKS AT GROVEPORT SHOTGUN START 12:30 PM ALL AMENITIES PROVIDED
Join Us!! An open invitation is made to all area avid Golfers!! Contact: Tom Sweeney at TomAngieSweeney@sbcglobal.net or
(614) 266-0181
Expires 8/31/14
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
Tuesday–Saturday 7am–8pm and Sunday & Monday 7am–2pm
63 E. Broad (SR 16 & 310) • Pataskala, Ohio 740-964-0056
WHAT: VFW Invitational Golf Classic
TIME: Reg. 11:15am Shot Gun 12:30pm
WHEN: Saturday, Oct.11th
ENTRY FEE: $65 per Golfer
WHERE: The Links at Groveport
FORMAT: 4 Person Scramble Shot-Gun Start
Ladies: Welcome Appropriate accommodations
Your Host—Combat Veterans of Foreign Wars Canal Winchester Post 10523 Proceeds to Veterans and Community Projects
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Don’t miss these annual Canal Winchester events
Art Stroll Canal Winchester Art Stroll is held the second Saturday in May and features the works of local artists displayed in many mediums throughout downtown businesses. Free and open to the public.
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Justin Dickson, of Ashland, plays tenor saxophone while performing with the Wake Fold Quartet during the Canal Winchester Art Guild’s Art Stroll May 10, 2014 in Canal Winchester, Ohio. Also pictured are guitarist Zakk Jones, bassist William Strickler and drummer Blaine Faherty.
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Carroll Cunningham, center, talks about his fine art photography during the Canal Winchester Art Guild’s Art Stroll in Canal Winchester, Ohio. Cunningham, a Gahanna resident, focuses on landscapes and the American West.
Music & Art in the Park Canal Winchester’s Summer Concert Series features live bands and is held one Friday per month in May, June and July, concluding with a cruise-in. Fair-style food and non-alcoholic beverages are available for purchase or visitors may bring their own. Tim Revell | ThisWeekNews.com
Christa and Bill Payne, from Canal Winchester, got lots of looks when they brought their 1958 Corvette into the Cruise-In at the Music & Art in the Park event in 2013.
Farmer’s Market Sponsored by Jeff Wyler Chevrolet of Columbus, the Canal Winchester Farmer’s Market is operated by Destination: Canal Winchester. The Farmer’s Market runs most Saturday mornings mid-May through mid-October.
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The musical group Gas Pump Jockeys played at the Music & Art in the Park at Canal Winchester in 2013 at the Stradley Place. Lorrie Cecil | ThisWeekNews.com
Sonia Anders sacks corn at the Canal Winchester Athletic Boosters booth during the Canal Winchester Farmers Market at Stradley Place Park on Saturday July 12. Items at this booth came from Emelie Moats business “Get Goodies and More”.
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Don’t miss these Annual Canal Winchester events Blues & Ribfest Central Ohio’s only Blues and Rib themed festival, the Canal Winchester Blues & Ribfest presented by Destination: Canal Winchester is held during the first weekend in August and features live blues music and a wide variety of food and craft items.
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Cheryl Renee performs with her band during the 2013 Blues and Ribfest in downtown Canal Winchester, Ohio. Lorrie Cecil | ThisWeekNews.com
Marcus Woodfork with Soulful Q-ing cuts up some ribs at the 2012 Canal Winchester Blues & Ribfest.
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Jesse Foster, 7, of Canal Winchester rides the Musical Chairs ride during the Canal Winchester Labor Day festival Sunday, Sept. 1, 2013.
Labor Day Festival
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A crowd is seen along the midway during the Canal Winchester Labor Day festival Sunday, Sept. 1, 2013.
Send off the summer at the signature event of Canal Winchester–the three-day Labor Day Festival. The festival operated since 1918. A parade, an ice cream social, live entertainment, sidewalk art, a limbo contest and more fill the days. This volunteer-driven event is one of the best events of the year.
Christmas In The Village Taking place in the city’s downtown during the holiday season, Christmas in the Village features visits with Santa, a tree lighting ceremony, roving carolers, and horse drawn carriage rides, and more. Christmas in the Village is free to the public.
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Jeff Petercsak does his ice sculpting at the Christmas in the 2013 Village in Canal Winchester. He was working on a Christmas Tree. This group does all kinds of sculpting and carving and they are located in Columbus.
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Tractor driver Jim Hummel gets ready to start their hay ride at the Christmas celebration in Canal Winchester.
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Bob McDorman Automotive Museum: “A Showcase of the American Dream!” This beautiful 22,500 square foot facility showcases the automotive history of General Motors through a rotating display of vehicles, signs and automobilia from the personal collections of Bob McDorman. A “Half-Century” Chevrolet dealership owner and 2012 Corvette Hall of Fame inductee, Bob is eager to share a lifetime of extensive automotive knowledge and personal expertise with museum guests. Visitors will see a breathtaking mix of pristine vehicles representing key model years, milestone production vehicles, rare signage and artifacts from the golden age of automotive history. The collection is ever-changing with new items constantly being added to fully represent GM’s fascinating product story. The Museum is open Wednesday thru Saturday, 1 to 5 p.m. Admission cost is $10 for adults, $7 for military and seniors 65 and older, children 12 and under are free with a paid adult. 45 East Waterloo Street Canal Winchester, Ohio 43110 (614) 837-8388
Visit the Bob McDorman Automotive Museum at 45 E. Waterloo Street, Canal Winchester. Open to the public, the hours will be 1 to 5 p.m., Wednesday through Saturday. Admission is $10 for adults, $7 for military and seniors 65 and older, children 12 and under are free with a paid adult.
45 E. Waterloo St. • Canal Winchester, OH 43110
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