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Reopening Darke County
Fun times ahead in September
It has certainly been a challenging year, but there is still a lot to
be thankful for. September is looking like it might be the time to
finally get outside and enjoy all that Greenville and Darke County have
to offer.
The Darke County Parks have been open throughout the pandemic and many
locals have rediscovered the trails - both bike and walking. As fall
approaches, there is no better time to visit one of the Park District
locations. If you're looking for a list of bests, lets start with the
sunrise and sunset. The best place to experience the sunrise is at
Routzong Preserve. The best place to watch the sunset is on top of the
hill behind the Shawnee prairie Preserve. Visit
www.darkecountyparks.org for more information.
Main Street Greenville will be holding its First Friday on Sept. 4 (see
graphic below). Join them for the Park National Bank presents the
Downtown Greenville Grand-Reopening First Friday on Friday, Sept.
4. This First Friday will celebrate the investment the City of
Greenville made into the downtown community this year and include some
of the events that were postponed due to the pandemic. Join us for the
Jordan Agency Artisan Stroll, Volunteer Fair, Theatre on Third and
What's Your Sign Scavenger Hunt presented by Darke County Makers Co-op.
The event runs from 6-9 p.m.
As indicated by the picture at the top of this email, the Rolling 50's
Classic Cruise-In is on. Don't miss one of Ohio's largests cruise-ins
on Saturday, Sept. 12, 2-8 p.m. For more information, contact Dave
Niley at (937) 548-4517 or Kenny Erwin at (937) 337-6703.
Find Your Fun:
Bear's Mill is now open Thursday-Saturday, 11-5, and Sunday 1-5.
Garst Museum is open regular hours Tuesday-Saturday, 10-4.
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