Local man indicted after abducting woman
By Mac Cordell, Marysville JT reporter
A Richwood man could be facing more than a decade in prison after allegedly
abducting and injuring a woman then running from police.
School board approves staff changes
By Ally Lanasa, Richwood Gazette
The North Union Board of Education approved the employment, volunteer and
resignation statuses of staff members effective the 2021-22 school year,
pending BCI/FBI clearance and appropriate licensure during its meeting on
July 19 at the administrative offices off Route 739.
Committee working to become legal
By Ally Lanasa, Richwood Gazette
The Richwood Revitalization Committee, a subcommittee of the Village of
Richwood Council, did not make its membership legal at the July 22 meeting
because all voting members were not present. Of the total 10 voting members,
three will be asked to voluntarily become alternates at an upcoming meeting.
Richwood Council discuss development of camping sites, restrooms at park
By Ally Lanasa, Richwood Gazette
Mayor Scott Jerew addressed the possibility of about 13 camping spots near
the bus garage at Richwood Lake Park during the Village of Richwood Council
meeting on Monday.
Shelia’s Flowers celebrates 25 years in Village
By Ally Lanasa, Richwood Gazette
Sheila’s Flowers and Gifts, 8 N. Franklin St. in Richwood, will celebrate
its 25th anniversary in August.
Sheila Bradford established the business in the summer of 1996 with her
sister and brother-in-law, Judy and Rob Anderson.
“It was just something I’ve always done,” Bradford said.
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