October 3, 2024

A New Hope

 

The Hope Center held a grand opening ribbon cutting for their new Richwood Campus building at 10 N. Franklin St., Sept. 25, which aims to provide Mobile Markets, clothing, food pantry, youth services and the Emergency Assistance Program in the Richwood area, including Magnetic Springs, Prospect, West Mansfield and Mt Victory. Village Administrator Monte Asher said the Village offers its support to the Hope Center. “It’s great to see something good go in this building,” Asher said. (Gazette photo by Kyle Meddles)

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