PROGRESS IN WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE!
The Fayette Chapter of TTT will hold a meeting at the Economic Center, 101 East Street, Wash.C.H., Ohio on November 21 at 6:30 p.m. All members, guests and citizens are invited to attend!
The City of Washington Court House continues to make great progress in completing the trail through the city. Work has started on the bridge across the East Fork of Paint Creek behing Washington Cemetery on the east side of the city. The trail will be completed from the cemetery, across the creek, and on to Chillicothe Road. Work to get the trail under North Street and the new bridge at S. Fayette Street is underway a bridge across a large ditch is completed just west of Drapier Street. A contract has been let to pave about 1.25 miles of recreational trail around the new water resevior. All work to link the trail through the city should be completed by spring!
The Washington Court House Tree Committee has received a grant to create a nature preserve at the Willamette retention basin located near the intersection of Robinson and Bogus Roads. The storm retention basin is a constructed wetland ideal for attracting wildlife and creating a nature preserve. Plans are to include a bike rest stop as this area is close to the bike trail.
TWO NEW MILES OF ADENA RECREATIONAL TRAIL OPENED!
A dedication of a 2 mile extension of the Adena Trail from Brad Lytle Park in Frankfort west to the new Adena School complex was held after the ride with comments from Ross County Commissioner Hirsch and Gary Mercamp with the Ross County Park District. This is a wonderful section of trail and we invite everyone to come see it. Access is from the school or from Brad Lytle Park on S. Main in Frankfort. There is also an extension of the trail under the bridge so that you can ride/walk from the park to the trail going east!
Click Here to read about Chillicothe Gazette coverage of the event.
