on May 23, 2023

NU FFA helped plant trees ahead of Arbor Day

By Richwood Gazette staff reports 

The North Union FFA class partnered with the Village of Richwood to continue the effort to restore the tree canopy in the village.

On April 24, the team came together to plant trees at the Norris Street property that was the location of the 1875 high school, the first high school in the village.

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