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Pickaway County Hands for Disabled is a community-focused organization dedicated to providing fun and family-friendly programs and events in Circleville, OH. Their park district offers a variety of activities such as birdwatching, biking trails, water access for canoeing and kayaking, playgrounds, fishing, and fitness opportunities. The park district recently relocated their headquarters to the former Cooks Creek Golf Course club house, signaling a new chapter in their mission to create, preserve, and manage parks, trails, and natural areas for the community. They are actively engaging with the public to shape the future of their 25-acre site adjacent to the Appalachia Ohio Alliance's Genevieve Jones Preserve, with plans to develop it into the future Park Headquarters.Generated from the website

Adams County, Ohio Government is a comprehensive web portal that provides easy access to information about the county's elected officials, business and industry, news, events, and county offices. With a rich history dating back to its founding in 1797, Adams County is home to a population of 27,710 residents as per the 2022 Census. The county commissioners, Diane Ward, Barbara Moore, and Kelly Jones, work diligently to serve the community and ensure efficient governance. Adams County Government strives to keep its residents informed and engaged through regular updates and a user-friendly interface. The website offers convenient features such as court record searches, online payments for various services, and the ability to purchase dog tags and pay taxes. Additionally, the county organizes events that cater to diverse interests and needs, fostering a sense of community and promoting local businesses. With a commitment to transparency and accessibility, Adams County Government continues to serve as a valuable resource for its residents.Generated from the website