on July 30, 2026

Turning up the torque

By By Kyle Meddles, Richwood Gazette 

The Mid Ohio Antique Farm Machinery Show kicked off at the Richwood Independent Fairgrounds on Friday and ran through Sunday. The event started without a hitch, despite several locals throwing some wrenches into the plans during the annual wrench toss on Friday. Pictured above, local Jeff Myers launches a wrench in the sky notching a score of 32 feet. Ryan Gibson, below, won the men’s toss with a distance of 39 feet and six inches. Pictured 2nd below, Carter Bayles throws a smaller tool 35 feet during the boy’s toss as event host Rick Baldinger watched on. 3rd below in red, Roczen Gibson warms up with a throw during the boy’s toss in front of a group of spectators. For the women’s toss, local Billie Jo Gibson won with a distance of 31 feet and five inches. As for the girl’s, Lettie Henault won unopposed with a score of 19 feet. (Gazette photos by Kyle Meddles)

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