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By Andrea Cordle
Grove City Editor
Code causing
problems for pot
By Andrea Cordle
Grove City Editor
The Grove City community is mourning
the loss of Andy Furr, who died suddenly
on Jan. 8. He was 59 years old.
“Andy was the heart of Grove City,”
said Grove City Mayor Richard “Ike”
Stage in a statement on Furr’s passing.
“Looking back, let’s not forget, he was the
Grove City Area Chamber of Commerce
Arts in the Alley Parade organizer for
many years prior to his work in the Town
Center.”
Furr was the executive director of the
Heart of Grove City, an organization that
aims to bring visitors and businesses to
the downtown Grove City area. He
helped organize and run many popular
events in Grove City including the Grove
City Wine and Arts Festival, Taco’s and
Tequila, the Grove City Christmas
Parade, and the Mistletoe Market. He
also helped to start the Food Trucks
Friday Night events in the Town Center.
The Heart of Grove City board of
directors issued a statement that said
Furr was a constant advocate for small
businesses in the Town Center.
“A lifelong Grove City resident and
avid volunteer, Andrew became the executive
director in 2012 after serving as
vice president of the organization in
2011. As a board and a community, we
are truly grateful for Andy, the impact he
made by showing off all Grove City has to
offer, and the years of service, leadership,
and direction he has given. He will be
missed by many.”
In addition to his work to promote the
city’s Town Center, Furr also served on
the Southwest Public Libraries board of
trustees. He was reappointed to a new
term as a trustee in 2022 after serving
Photo courtesy of the city of Grove City
Andy Furr, February 10, 1965 - January 8, 2025
many years beforehand.
“Andy was a dedicated board member
and incredible friend to our libraries,”
said Southwest Public Libraries Director
Meredith Wickham. “He often offered
unique support and insights that no one
else could. His advice and guidance were
invaluable, and I learned so much from
him. We will all miss him immensely.”
Furr was also a member of the
Southwest Franklin County Historical
Society and a volunteer for Lifeline of
Ohio, where he received an Ambassador of
the Year award.
“Our community is forever grateful for
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Last summer, Grove City Council set
its own rules and regulations for cannabis
dispensaries that wish to operate in the
city. City leaders agreed to not only duplicate
the state guidelines but add a few
more restrictions.
The city’s legislation states that no
medical and/or recreational marijuana
retailer shall be located within 500 feet,
measured from the boundary of the parcel,
of an opioid treatment center, a church,
public library, public playground, public
park, school, a childcare facility, and resi-
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the use of art supplies, will take place at The Awesome
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gallery, Mahan showcases the artwork of many of her
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“Sometimes work isn’t enough, and I’m realizing my
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However, Mahan says many adults who are neurodivergent
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not feel overwhelmed.
“There can be a discomfort for new places, loud noises
and new people that make people with autism not
want to attend events,” she said. “It’s too scary and
triggering for them.”
She says she hopes these events will create an
opportunity for autistic and neurodivergent adults to
softly make friends.
“It’s a place to unmask and create a community of
understanding and fun,” she said.
The Morning Creative gatherings will take place on
the last Sunday of every month from 10 a.m. to noon.
The gatherings are open to any autistic and neurodivergent
adults who enjoy crafts and working on projects,
but want a safe and understanding space.
“We’re going to have extra sketchbooks and supplies,
and then I’ll see how people respond to the event
and tweak them from there,” Mahan said. “There’s so
many things we can do moving forward.”
Mahan is also launching a special monthly movie
night as another opportunity for autistic and neurodivergent
artists and individuals to gather. Movie nights
will take place on the second Wednesday of every
month from 5 to 7 p.m. beginning Feb. 12.
Both gatherings are free of charge.
Creating a trusted space that accommodates those
who may have unique sensitivities or needs is important
to Mahan, she says.
“I have tackled employment with The Awesome
Company but wanted to find a way to expand social
opportunities for those who are seeking to do more outside
of work,” she said. “I want to use The Awesome
Gallery space for more than hanging autistic artists’
work. I want it to be a space for autistic people to know
they belong and can find ways to connect with each
other.”
Mahan says anyone interested in knowing more
about these monthly gatherings can email her at
info@theawesomecompany.com. Providers who have
clients with social needs are invited to reach out to her
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Art exhibit at City Hall
A collection of artwork created by members of The
Artists of the Foothills Studio, located in Coshocton, is
on exhibit in Grove City Council Chambers through
Feb. 28.
Enjoy the creative oil paintings, pen and ink, pastels,
watercolor and giclee prints. View the variety of
art presented by artists Jack Hunt, Lynn Fraelich, and
Crystal Gatewood Fuller.
The exhibit is open to the public from 8:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. weekdays, or by appointment. For more
information, contact Tami Kelly at 614-277-3065.
community events
Blood drive in Grove City
The American Red Cross will host a blood drive
from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Jan. 31 at the Grove City
Library. To schedule an appointment, call 1-800-448-
3543 or visit redcrossblood.org.
Free community meal
Bethel Lutheran Church, 4501 Hoover Road in
Grove City, will host a free community meal every
third Saturday of each month. The food will be served
from noon to 1 p.m. For more information, call the
church office at 614-875-0510.
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Andy’s dedication and significant community contributions,” said
Stage.
According to his obituary, Furr worked for the petroleum industry
before retiring due to needing a liver transplant in 2008.
Furr also battled cancer.
He is survived by his wife of 34 years, Mary and their children
and grandchildren.
A Go Fund Me account has been set up to help defray medical
bills, funeral costs, and other needs for the Furr family. The goal
is to raise $25,000.
For more information or to contribute, visit
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South-Western school board votes on new positions
By Dedra Cordle
Staff Writer
The South-Western City School Board of
Education has chosen its officers for the
new year.
At its organizational meeting on Jan. 6,
the board unanimously approved the nomination
of Chris Boso to serve as president.
The nomination by Kelli Martindale and
the subsequent approval marked the second
consecutive year Boso has been chosen
to serve as president of the board.
There were two nominees for the position
of vice-president: Camille Peterson
and Denise D’Angelo Steele.
Peterson was nominated by Kelli
Martindale, whereas D’Angelo Steele was
nominated by Julie Liskany.
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dential properties. The residential component is not
part of the state law and was added locally.
The city’s code also states that only two dispensaries
would be permitted to operate in the area.
So far, two have applied. Shangri-La Dispensary
(Ohio Holistic Health) applied for a special use permit
to dispense cannabis at the southeast corner of
Broadway and Southwest Boulevard. That proposal
was rejected. Council members had concerns about the
location. The cannabis dispensary was also located
within 500 feet of a multi-family use property.
Earlier this month, the Ohio Cannabis Company
applied for a special use permit to operate at 1947
Stringtown Road, where China Bell is currently located.
Brian Wingfield, with the Ohio Cannabis Company,
said this is an ideal location for a dispensary as it sits
on a corner lot, has a traffic signal nearby, and has two
entrance and exit points.
“We expect fewer visitors than the previous business,”
said Wingfield, in reference to the marijuana
shop having fewer customers per day than China Bell.
Wingfield asked city leaders to waive the 500-foot
requirement as the establishment is less than that distance
from residential units.
“Our goal is to show that a well-regulated, community
focused dispensary can exist near a residential
area without disrupting the character of the neighborhood,”
he said.
After a discussion at a recent meeting, the council
voted 4-2 to waive the residential restriction and allow
the company to operate at that location.
“One of my jobs on council is to do what the people
want,” said councilman Randy Holt. “There is a clear
indication that Grove City residents want recreational
and medical marijuana.”
In November 2023, Ohio voters approved Issue 2, to
legalize the cultivation, processing, and retail sale of
recreational marijuana for those over the age of 21. In
Grove City, 56 percent of voters supported this state
issue.
Council president Christine Houk and councilman
Ted Berry voted against the legislation.
Houk said the council should stick with the code
that city leaders came up with.
“It is important that we live up to the expectations
that we set,” she said.
Even though most of the council voted to waive the
rules and approve the special use permit, Grove City
The roll call for Peterson took place first.
She received two ‘yes’ votes, one coming
from Martindale and the other from herself.
The roll call for D’Angelo Steele took
place afterwards. She received ‘yes’ votes
from Boso, Liskany, Martindale, and herself.
There are no rules stipulating that
board members cannot cast a vote in favor
of their own nomination.
Boso and D’Angelo Steele will serve as
president and vice-president of the board of
education, respectively, until Dec. 31, 2025.
In addition to the selection of officers,
the board also approved a fiscal action to
set aside $35,000 from the general fund to
establish a board service fund for fiscal
year 2025-26. Under the terms of the Ohio
Mayor Richard “Ike” Stage vetoed the measure.
Stage said his objection lies with the 500 feet rule.
He said in the summer of last year, council members
agreed to allow more than 500 feet of distance between
marijuana dispensaries and residential units.
“This is contrary to what we agreed to in August,”
said Stage.
Council members were notified that Stage had
vetoed the legislation and planned to discuss the matter
at the meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 21. (Note, the date
of this meeting is after the
Messenger’s deadline for the
Jan. 26 edition.)
The council would need five
votes to override the mayor’s
veto. Only four approved the
legislation earlier this month.
There is one vacant council
seat, which is open after Mark
Sigrist was elected to serve in
the Ohio House of
Representatives. The city has
received 29 applications to fill
that seat and to date, 24 have
been interviewed. Of the 29
applicants, three were not eligible,
one withdrew their application,
and one did not show up for
the interview.
The council has yet to
announce its appointment.
If the council does not have
the five votes required to override
the mayor’s veto, the legislation
will stay vetoed. The Ohio
Cannabis Company would have
to wait 30 days to reapply to
start the process over again.
The Ohio Cannabis Company
originally sought to locate its
establishment on the south side
of Stringtown Road, near
Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen.
This location is also in a commercial
corridor but backs up to
residential units along
McDowell Road.
Revised Code, the board service fund can
be used to pay expenses the board incurred
in the performance of their duties or for
those of their official representatives.
The regular board meeting was held
immediately following the organizational
meeting. Among the items approved was
the master calendar for the 2025-26 school
year. In the 2025-26 calendar year, the first
day of school will take place on Aug. 20 for
students in grades 4-12 and for students in
grades K-3 whose last names begin with A-
G only. Students in
grades K-3 whose
last names begin
with the letters H-O
will have their first
day on Aug. 21 and
students whose last
names begin with the letters P-Z will have
their first day on Aug. 22.
The last day of school for all students
will be June 1.
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As the temperatures dip and the air gets
crisp, it’s easy to feel like staying inside
with a warm cup of cocoa. But what if we
told you that winter in the Metro Parks is
nothing short of magical? From winter
wildlife watching, to flying down the sled
hills, there’s a whole different side of
nature to explore and enjoy during the
colder months. Throw on your coziest
sweater, grab some gloves (and maybe your
cross-country skis) and let’s dive into winter
fun.
Sledding
No winter is complete without a good
old-fashioned race down a hill covered in
snow. Whether you’re a kid or a kid at
heart, the thrill of zooming down the hill is
something everyone has a chance to enjoy
at Metro Parks. All the sledding hills are
bring your own sled and are monitored by
park staff for safety and to make sure
everyone has a great time.
Enjoy the thrill of beating your friends
to the bottom of the sled hills at Quarry
Trails, Battelle Darby Creek, Blacklick
Woods Metro Golf Course, Highbanks,
Scioto Audubon, Scioto Grove, Sharon
Woods, and Walnut Woods.
Winter Wildlife Watching
Did you know that winter is one of the
best times to see wildlife? Birds are busy
flitting through the trees, and if you’re
lucky, you might spot a deer or two making
their way through the chilly landscape.
The lack of leaves on the trees makes it
easier to see farther, so grab your binoculars
and camera, and head to your nearest
Metro Park for some winter wildlife watching.
With a little patience, you may find
woodpeckers, cardinals, or even the occasional
owl.
Don’t want to sit out in the cold? The
Nature Centers at Battelle Darby Creek,
Blacklick Woods, Blendon Woods, and
Highbanks are excellent places to sit inside
while keeping an eye out for wildlife.
Ice Skating
Glide into winter fun at one of the two
ice skating ponds at Metro Parks. Whether
you’re moving smoothly across the ice or
wobbling a bit, ice skating at Metro Parks
is always a blast. This activity is only available
at Blendon Woods and Battelle Darby
Creek, and can only happen if it’s cold
enough for the water to freeze. We make
sure there are at least four inches of solid
ice across the entire area of the pond before
opening the skating ponds to the public.
Bring your own skates. Check our social
media to see if the skating ponds are open,
or call 614-370-6254 for the skating pond
at Battelle Darby Creek, and 614-620-1861
for the skating pond at Blendon Woods.
Winter Hiking
The air is crisp, the trails are quieter,
and there’s a certain calm that comes with
the sound of crunching snow beneath your
boots. If you’re looking for a peaceful stroll
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Winter activities at the
Franklin Co. Metro Parks
through nature, a winter hike in Metro
Parks is the perfect way to reconnect with
the great outdoors. Plus, you can join in on
our Winter Hikes Series to earn a patch for
completing seven hikes in seven parks.
Cross-Country Skiing
Ready to add a little chill to your workout?
Metro Parks has cross-country skiing
trails where you can glide through winter’s
serene landscape. Whether you’re an experienced
skier or a newbie, it’s an exhilarating
way to get some fresh air and explore
the beauty of the parks during the colder
months. Cross-country skiers are welcome
to use any Metro Parks trail when snow
conditions permit skiing, but five parks
have dedicated trails that are reserved
solely for cross-country skiing when we
have snow. Please bring your own skis. The
five parks are Battelle Darby Creek (Dyer
Mill Ski Trail), Blendon Woods (Sugarbush
Trail), Glacier Ridge (Savannah Trail),
Highbanks (Coyote Run and Scenic River
Trails) and Prairie Oaks (Bridle and
Coneflower Trails).
Snowshoeing, Arts and Crafts,
Campfires, and More
Of course, just like any other time of
year, Metro Parks Outdoor Adventure and
each individual park offers tons of fun winter
programs. Try snowshoeing with
Outdoor Adventure, join the naturalists for
a hike, make s’mores over a campfire, and
more. There are multiple ways to find all
the free and fun programs offered at Metro
Parks.
Winter Tips and Tricks
Dress in layers: Winter temperatures
can fluctuate throughout the day, so it’s
best to wear at least a couple of layers.
Keep your pets safe and comfortable: If
you’re bringing your dog along for the
adventure, be mindful of the cold. Shorthaired
breeds and older dogs are especially
vulnerable to the cold. Bring booties to protect
their paws from salt and ice, and make
sure they’re warm and dry after outdoor
activities. All pets are required to stay on a
leash at Metro Parks unless otherwise
specified. Find pet-friendly trails and activities
on our website.
Bring snacks and water: Even though
it’s cold, staying hydrated is important. It’s
easy to forget to drink water in the winter,
but you’ll need it for energy on longer hikes
or during high-energy activities like sledding
and skiing.
Whether you’re out exploring nature on
a hike, zooming down a sledding hill, or
cozying up by a fire, the parks offer something
for everyone. So, bundle up, embrace
the chill, and get outside to enjoy all the
winter magic these beautiful parks have to
offer.
Liz Christian
Social Media and Marketing Specialist
at Franklin County Metro Parks

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contributions of our community’s senior citizens
A Successful Start in 2025
As we embark on this new year, I want to reflect on 2024
and share my gratitude for the incredible privilege of
serving you in the Ohio Senate. We achieved remarkable
milestones together, and I am optimistic about
what lies ahead. I was honored to take the oath of office
in January as we officially began the 136th General Assembly.
From day one, my commitment has been to
work with my constituents and the great people of
Ohio. I focus on crafting policies that uplift families,
strengthen communities, and create opportunities for
all Ohioans to thrive. Due to redistricting, my district will
now include parts of Franklin, Pickaway, and Madison
Counties. I am excited about this change and the opportunity
to expand my advocacy at the Statehouse to
my new constituents. One of the highlights of 2024 was
attending the Governor’s bill signings on several important
pieces of legislation I championed. It was indeed a
proud moment to see our collective efforts result in
meaningful changes that will positively impact lives
across the state:
● SB 95 – Authorizing the Use of Tele-Pharmacy
Services: This legislation expands access to
pharmaceutical care in underserved areas,
everaging technology to ensure that all Ohioans
have the resources to manage their health effectively.
● HB 8 – The “Parents Bill of Rights: ”A landmark
measure empowering parents with greater
involvement in their children’s education and
ensuring transparency in the decisions that
affect our future generations.
● HB 173 – Designating “Ohio Black Media Week:”
This bill celebrates the vital contributions
of Black media outlets in our state, recognizing
heir role in amplifying voices, sharing stories,
and fostering informed communities. I am pleased
to announce my committee assignments for the
136th General Assembly. These roles position me
These roles position me to address key issues
and advocate for policies that matter most to our
communities:
1. Housing (Chair): Leading efforts to address
housing affordability and accessibility across Ohio.
2. Judiciary (Vice Chair): Supporting a fair and
efficient judicial system.
3. Workforce Development (Vice Chair): Promoting
initiatives to build a skilled and competitive
workforce.
4. Small Business and Economic Opportunity:
Championing small businesses as drivers of
economic growth.
5. Agriculture and Natural Resources: Preserving
Ohio’s agricultural heritage and natural resources.
6. Rules and Reference: Ensuring legislative
priorities eflect the needs of our constituents.
For more information, contact my office at 614-466-
8064 or Reynolds@ohiosenate.gov. Your input and engagement
are invaluable as we stay connected.
Results matter, so let’s work together. Subscribe and follow
me on social media for updates.
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No attention-grabbing wardrobe choice or overly
casual wear like shorts and flips flops to a traditional
service.
What to say:
Your heart is full, but you mind draws a blank
on how to express yourself to the grieving family.
Sharing a fond memory is always appreciated and
shows how their loved one impacted your life.
Etiquette expert, Elaine Swann, suggests, “My
condolences to you and the entire family” or My
thoughts are with you” are always safe bets. Keep
it short and simple. Well intentioned statements
like “He is in a better place” or “The pain will
lessen in time” can feel insensitive. And if the
right words don’t flow naturally, a hug by itself is
often all you need.
How to help:
Sympathy cards and food are always appreciated.
Flowers, when religiously appropriate, or
donations to a special cause, are extra ways to
express your sympathy. Later, when the gatherings
are over, is often when your friends will need
support, so check in on them then.
Be yourself:
Remember, the grieving family appreciates
any act of kindness. Be present and sincere, and
your compassion will be a comfort.
Wellness services for seniors
LifeCare Alliance provides a nurse at
First Presbyterian Church, 4227
Broadway in Grove City, weekly to provide
free foot care and other wellness services
for seniors. To schedule an appointment or
for more information, call the wellness
office at 614-437-2878.
Chandra
Wingo
Director
Dear Franklin County Seniors,
It’s a pleasure to introduce myself as the
Director of the Franklin County Office on
Aging (FCOA). My journey to this role is
deeply personal, shaped by a commitment
to service and family. Growing up as the eldest
of three children in Columbus, I witnessed
firsthand the importance of community
and care, values instilled in me by my
grandmother, who often reminded me to
work hard and dream big.
My path also led me to become a caregiver—a
role that taught me the challenges
and rewards of supporting loved ones. That
experience drives my passion for helping
older adults maintain their independence
and live with dignity.
At FCOA, we offer services like home-delivered
meals, caregiver support, minor home
repairs, and protective services for older
adults to ensure they have what they need
to thrive. Whether it’s providing resources or
simply being a helping hand, our mission is
to make aging in place not just a possibility
but a right for every senior in Franklin
County.
If you or someone you know could use our
support, please call us at (614) 525-6200 or
visit officeonaging.org. We’re here for you!
Warmly,
Chanda Wingo
Director
Franklin County Office on Aging

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Franklin County Board of Commissioners:
President Erica C. Crawley • Commissioner John O’Grady, and Commissioner Kevin L. Boyce
The Franklin County Board of Commissioners and The Franklin County Office on Aging
join with the Messenger Newspaper in providing this update on aging issues in Franklin County.
Generation X Turns 60: A New Chapter
for Aging in Franklin County
In 2025, the first members of Generation X (born
1965–1980) are turning 60, marking a new milestone in
aging. Known for their independence and adaptability,
this “latchkey” generation grew up during rapid technological
change and are now stepping into the senior
demographic with evolving needs.
The Franklin County Office on Aging is ready to support
this vibrant generation, offering resources to empower
seniors to live independently and with dignity.
From Senior Options and Adult Protective Services to
Kinship Support Programs and Caregiver Assistance,
our programs are designed to meet the unique needs of
older adults and their families.
Key Services Include:
• Senior Options: Home-delivered meals,
transportation, and emergency response systems.
• Minor Home Repair: Handrails, wheelchair ramps,
and furnace repairs.
• Caregiver Support: Counseling, respite care, and supplies
for non-paid caregivers.
• Kinship Support: Assistance for adults aged 55+
caring for minor children.
For 50 years, we’ve served older adults, and as Generation
X joins the senior community, we’re committed to
meeting their needs with innovative programs and personalized
services.
Get in Touch
Visit officeonaging.org, call (614) 525-6200, or follow
@OfficeonAging on social media to learn how we can
help. Together, we’re building a community where
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A vital piece that has been missing in
the action-comedy genre as of late — besides
a truly original plot, that is — is the lack of
genuine movie stars featured within. In an
effort to be kind and courteous to the upand-coming
actors and the well-known
faces who are cast in their stead, they
(mostly) do an admirable job of selling
these humorously violent tales to the masses,
but it is the presence of the genuine
movie star that can make even the most
standard of the bunch pop off the screen.
“Back in Action,” the latest action-comedy
released by Netflix, understands the
power of the genuine movie star and it uses
that to their advantage. This is not a movie
that is propelled by a great script — it often
comes across as the first draft submission —
but it doesn’t have to be great because it
has Jamie Foxx and Cameron Diaz speaking
its words. It also does not contain that
much humor or quality action either but it
doesn’t have to because Foxx is there making
everything sound and look much cooler
than it is and Diaz is selling the material
with her expressive face that can go from
“Let’s be best friends” to “I am going to rip
off your face” in a matter of second. To be
honest, or even more honest, this movie
isn’t even particularly good, but once again
it doesn’t have to be because it has these
charming and charismatic individuals
throwing their charm and charisma all
over the place.
This is a film that knows it is not a great
piece of cinematic art, but it effortlessly
wields the power of the genuine movie star
and transforms this feature into something
that is fun and completely entertaining.
With the suaveness of the starring cast,
their easy chemistry, and the occasionally
decent action sequence, this movie
demands that you look past all of its flaws
and have an enjoyable time.
“Back in Action” begins 15 years in the
past, when Matt (Foxx) and Emily (Diaz)
were two of the best agents in the CIA.
While on a mission to procure a device that
had the ability to control all of the world’s
most important infrastructure, the pair
were double-crossed and barely escaped
with their lives. This normally would have
been no big deal for the duo — after all, they
have had several brushes with death in the
past - but shortly before escaping the rogue
plane Emily discovered that she was pregnant
with Matt’s child. Believing that this
is some kind of sign to get out of the business
— “Kids don’t mix well with this line of
work,” quips Matt — they use their close
call with oblivion to say goodbye to the spy
game and fake their own deaths.
The film then leaps to the present and
we see that the former spies are living a
painfully ordinary life of suburban
American normalcy. Matt is the head coach
of a youth soccer team; Emily has a job selling
custom puzzles on Etsy; and their
In Entertainment
“Back in Action” is a flick filled with fun
teenage children Alice (McKenna Roberts)
and Leo (Rylan Jackson) think their parents
are hopelessly lame. That belief in the
lameness of their parents begins to change,
however, when they go viral after beating
up some college twerps who were hitting on
the underage Alice. This action, which
admittedly made Matt and Emily “feel
truly alive” for the first time in decades,
puts them back on the radar of some old
enemies and frenemies who believe they
have the device that can control the world’s
most important infrastructure.
Up until this point in the movie, things
were going quite well in the streaming feature.
Director Seth Gordon, who co-wrote
the film with Brendan O’Brien, was fully
cognizant of the fact that he had two
charisma bombs operating simultaneously
on the screen and decided to take a back
seat and let them do their thing. Whether
it was them being helicopter parents, bickering
over teenage boys with mustaches,
sparring in their bedroom, or just singing
along to Salt-N-Pepa, it was a blast to
watch them banter and perform. But then
the director takes their little film family
overseas where they can meet Emily’s
estranged former spy mother (a scenestealing
Glenn Close) and traipse around
London to throw some really big stunt
pieces into the mix. This was not the best
direction to take the film in because for
one, these set pieces, while competent,
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weren’t all that impressive given their surroundings,
and for another, moving the
action into a kind of globetrotting mega-spy
sphere robbed “Back in Action” of some of
the immediacy and warmth promised by
the set up. Although these were not huge
disadvantages, it lost that sweet connection
it was forming in the first act and left
Diaz and Foxx to steer the movie through
choppy waters. Fortunately for the viewer,
these individuals are genuine movie stars
and they have what it takes to bring us
back into the action.
“Back in Action” is one of those movies
where you can tell that everyone involved
is having a good time. Those feelings translate
through the screen even if what is happening
around the cast is something lackluster,
unimaginative, and even a bit stale.
While this film is not a great piece of action
cinema, nor is it particularly hilarious, it is
a steadily entertaining piece of fun steered
by two genuine movie stars who want us to
have a good time too.
Grade: B-
Dedra Cordle is a Messenger staff writer
and columnist.
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By Rick Palsgrove
Managing Editor
Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio
(SWACO) officials believe recycling is key
in controlling the amount of trash that
ends up in landfills.
“Recycling is important for many reasons:
It conserves the natural resources
that would be used to create virgin material,
it reduces energy consumption (for
instance, recycling aluminum cans uses
90% less energy than virgin aluminum), it
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landfill and extends its life,” said SWACO
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Karen Seidel
SWACO is a political subdivision of the
State of Ohio formed under House Bill 592,
and it owns and operates the Franklin
County Sanitary Landfill.
“Our mission is to ‘champion transformational
diversion programs & safe disposal
of the waste stream,’” said Seidel. “We do
not process recyclables, but we offer many
different programs designed to increase
recycling in Franklin County.”
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These programs include:
•Facilitating the consortium program
for participating communities to ensure
they can provide the best trash, recycling
and yard waste services to their residents
at the most competitive rates;
•Public education and outreach. See
recycleright.org for a good example of our
recycling education efforts.
“It’s a great resource for residents with
questions about what can be recycled,” said
Seidel.
•Providing grants, resources and technical
assistance to communities, businesses,
non-profit organizations and schools
that want to recycle or improve their recycling
programs; and
•Offering recycling and safe disposal
options for hard-to-recycle items to
Franklin County residents at our Recycling
Convenience Center and Household
Hazardous Waste Facility.
How much is actually recycled?
When asked about reports from around
the country that only a percentage of recyclable
material that is gathered is actually
recycled, Seidel said, “We have seen these
reports as well. Fortunately, they do not
represent the situation in Central Ohio at
all. Rumpke, the company that processes
the majority of residential recycling in
Franklin County, indicates that the contamination
rate at their recycling facility is
less than 10 percent, meaning more than
90 percent of the material that is delivered
to their recycling facility is recycled (the
rest are things that aren’t recyclable). That
is an amazingly low contamination rate
and is a result of good recycling habits by
our residents and businesses. It’s also a
result of the recycling education efforts
made by SWACO and others. In addition,
more than 80 percent of what we recycle in
Central Ohio goes on to have new life in a
new product right here in Ohio. We’re fortunate
to be in a state with a strong circular
recycling economy that supports almost
400 recycling-reliant businesses employing
more than 5,000 of our Ohio neighbors.”
She said virtually all the residential
recycling collected in Franklin County is
processed at a new, $100 million Rumpke
Recycling facility in Columbus.
“It’s the largest such facility in North
America,” said Seidel. “This state-of-the art
facility employs 60 people to process up to
250,000 tons of recycling each year from
nearly 50 Ohio counties. Rumpke offers
tours of the facility in operation — it’s worth
seeing in person to understand the efforts
that are being made to get this material to
the manufacturers that can use it as a raw
material to be made into new items.
Rumpke is also expanding the list of items
that can be recycled at its new facility,
including clear clamshell containers like
the ones that berries or pastries might
come in.”
Recycled products
When asked what kinds of products, etc.
are produced from materials that are recycled
in central Ohio, Seidel said, “A variety
of items, including new cardboard boxes,
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aluminum cans, and glass bottles, in addition
to things like plastic lumber and fiberglass
insulation. You can find examples
and other information on our Circular Ohio
website.”
The Franklin County Sanitary Landfill
is the only landfill in Franklin County
where municipal solid waste (household
and business trash) can be disposed of. The
current life expectancy for the landfill is
about 40 years. There are two other landfills
in Franklin County for construction
and demolition material.
SWACO recycling expansion
SWACO’s Recycling Convenience
Center opened in November 2023 as the
first-of-its-kind facility in Franklin County
to accept hard to recycle household items
like tires, batteries, food waste and
Styrofoam. SWACO is making the center
more convenient for residents to use by
removing paint fees and expanding the list
of materials accepted.
The center will also now collect plastic
prescription pill bottles from residents for
recycling. While over-the-counter pill bottles
can be recycled in curbside recycling
carts, plastic prescription bottles and their
lids are not accepted curbside. Plastic prescription
bottles brought to the Recycling
Convenience Center should be empty, and
the bottles will be recycled with Industrial
Recyclers in Sydney, Ohio.
In addition to the expanded list of materials
accepted, SWACO is removing the $1
per can fee previously charged for the recycling
of household latex paint. Now latex
and all other household paint are accepted
for free from residents.
The center is accepting several seasonal
items this year including pumpkins and
gourds, outdoor and holiday string lights,
live evergreen trees, wreaths and garland
(free from decoration) and leaves. These
items will be collected annually during the
seasons in which they’re in demand.
•Bagged leaves will be accepted through
Jan. 31 (paper bags only, no plastic bags).
•Live holiday trees and greenery free of
decorations, tinsel and plastic will be
accepted through Jan. 31
•Holiday string lights are accepted
year-round in the bins marked for electronic
or e-Waste.
Since opening a year ago, the center has
helped over 2,000 customers to divert more
than 190,000 pounds of material from the
landfill, the equivalent of six school buses.
The Recycling Convenience Center is
located at 2566 Jackson Pike in Columbus
and is operational Monday through Friday
from 10:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday
from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Residents can
drive up to the convenience center and
unload their recyclable and other materials,
placing them in designated and clearly
marked bins or areas. SWACO’s center is
staffed to assist residents and collect fees
for some of the materials accepted at this
facility.
For information, including a full list of
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Home energy assistance available
with Winter Crisis Program
Tax-Aide volunteers needed
The AARP Foundation Tax-Aide program,
which provides free tax preparation
for senior citizens at The Naz Church in
Grove City and more than 200 other locations
across Ohio, is looking for volunteer
tax preparers for next year.
Last tax season, volunteers working at
Grove City filed 427 federal and state
returns, primarily for senior citizens, saving
them an estimated $110,000 in tax
preparation fees and enabling them to collect
more than $375,000 in refunds.
Anyone who does their own taxes is an
ideal candidate for the all-volunteer program.
Volunteers receive IRS-approved
training, work on AARP Foundation-provided
computers and are mentored
throughout the tax season.
Volunteers come from all walks of life,
including beauticians, accountants, truck
drivers, and managers. Volunteers who
prefer not to prepare tax returns are also
needed to do such things as manage taxpayer
appointments and see that taxpayers
have the necessary paperwork.
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With icy temperatures and severe winter
weather hitting much of Ohio, the state
of Ohio is urging residents to take advantage
of a program designed to keep homes
warm and families safe.
The Ohio Department of Development’s
Home Energy Assistance Winter Crisis
Program provides income-eligible Ohioans
one-time assistance managing their home
energy bill. The program runs through
March 31.
“With some of the coldest weather of the
season expected to come our way, it’s more
important than ever to ensure every
Ohioan stays safe and warm,” said Lydia
Mihalik, director of the Department of
Development. “The Winter Crisis Program
is here to provide that critical support in
these bitter and challenging conditions.”
The Winter Crisis Program assists
Ohioans facing service disconnection, those
who have already been disconnected, individuals
needing to establish new service,
those required to pay for a service transfer,
and those with a Percentage of Income
Payment Plan (PIPP) default or who need
to make their first PIPP payment. It also
supports households with 25 percent or
less of bulk fuel in their tank to maintain
service. Qualifying households must have
a gross annual income at or below 175 percent
of the federal poverty level. For a family
of four, that is $54,600.
Last year, the Winter Crisis Program
assisted nearly 77,000 households in Ohio,
providing a total of $23.5 million in benefits.
Households serviced by a Public
Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO)-regulated
utility must sign up for PIPP or
another payment plan if there is still an
outstanding balance on the utility bill after
receiving assistance.
Ohioans can start their application
online but must schedule an appointment
with their local energy assistance provider
to complete the application. Depending on
the agency, the appointment may be in
person, on the phone, or remotely. The
application and list of providers can be
found online at energyhelp.ohio.gov.
Clients need to bring copies of the following
documents to their appointment:
•Copies of their most-recent energy
bills, if available
•A list of all household members and
proof of income for the last 30 days or 12
months for each member
•Proof of U.S. citizenship or legal residency
for all household members
•Proof of disability, if applicable
For more information about the Winter
Crisis Program, visit energyhelp.ohio.gov.
News and Notes
HeatShare grants available
The Salvation Army, in partnership
with Columbia Gas of Ohio, wants to
remind community members about a vital
initiative that provides critical assistance
to Ohioans struggling to keep their homes
warm during the winter months.
Eligible customers of Columbia Gas of
Ohio can apply for HeatShare grants
through The Salvation Army’s online portal
at SAHelp.me or by contacting their
local Salvation Army office. Caseworkers
will assist applicants in completing the
required forms and documentation.
Since the late 1990s, Columbia Gas of
Ohio and The Salvation Army have worked
together to meet essential human needs.
For more information contact Nathaniel
Powell at Nathaniel.Powell@use.salvationarmy.org
or 614-437-2154.
S.A.L.T. at Evans Center
The Grove City Division of Police host
Seniors and Law Enforcement Together
(S.A.L.T.) meetings at 10 a.m. on the second
Thursday of each month at the Evans
Center, 4330 Dudley Ave. Adults of all ages
are welcome to attend. If you would like
additional information on other crime prevention
programs visit police.grovecityohio.gov
or call 614-277-1765.
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WEDGEWOOD
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1, 2 and 3 BR Apts.
Rent Based on Income.
Call 614-272-2800 or visit us
at 777 Wedgewood Dr.
TTY/TDD 711
EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES
FEBRUARY SPECIAL
We Have Special Rates On
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Until the end of February for qualified applicants
ABERDEEN PLACE
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Leasing Office - 2898 Parlin Dr.
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READER
ADVISORY
The National Trade Association
we belong to has
purchased the following
classifieds. Determining
the value of their service
or product is advised by
this publication. In order
to avoid misunderstandings,
some advertisers do
not offer “employment”
but rather supply the
readers with manuals, directories
and other materials
designed to help
their clients establish mail
order selling and other
businesses at home. Under
NO circumstance
should you send any
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the client your checking,
license ID or credit card
numbers. Also beware of
ads that claim to guarantee
loans regardless of
credit and note that if a
credit repair company
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the phone it’s illegal to request
any money before
delivering its service. All
funds are based in US
dollars. Toll Free numbers
may or may not
reach Canada. Please
check with the Better
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General’s Consumer
Protection Section
614-466-4986 for more
information on the company
you are seeking to
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HELP WANTED
FT/PT HELP WANTED
Experienced HVAC Installer
Minimum 10 yrs. exp. Grove
City Company. Must be able to
iinstall residential equipment
with very little supervision.
Starting pay based on exp.
Please Call 614-875-1227.
LOVE KIDS?
Kings Kids Daycare
in Grove City is hiring Fun,
Loving Teachers for PT &
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call 614-539-0349
CHILD CARE
OFFERED
Depend. Quality Child care
in loving hm. Exp. Mom, n-
smkr, hot meals, sncks,
playroom, fncd yd. Reas.
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WANT TO BUY
ANTIQUES
WANTED
Antiques * Coins
Victrolas * Watches
Clocks * Bookcases
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or 614-783-2629
WE BUY JUNK CARS
Call anytime 614-774-6797
We Buy Junk Cars &
Trucks. Highest Prices
Paid. 614-395-8775
MISC.
FOR SALE
Thompson Upright
Freezer, White, 6.5 cu. ft.,
Like New - $300.00 OBO
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Simplex Time Clock,
4 extra ribbons - $25.00
614-272-5422
Glass Desk Top Mats
10 17”x22”- $15.00 each
1 - 37.5” x 24” - $15.00
all 1/4” thick
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Ads Catch
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Call
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For Info. &
Pricing
AUTO PARTS
PRICE REDUCED
Nissan 2019 Pathfinder
running boards, mountings
& brackets. New 2022 -
$789.00. Only on car
August -September 2022.
Brand new condition. Now
$120.00 or best offer.
614-272-5422
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FARM.
EQUIPMENT
John Deere Diesel 950
200 hrs., blade, extra rear
tire, all the pins-chains.
Kept in garage. $8000.
380-267-6752
RENTALS
West - 2 BR, Liv, Din, Kit,
Private Balcony, Porch,
Month-to-Month Rent-$975,
Deposit $975. No pets.
3 BR, Liv, Din, Kit,
Rent - $1250 month,
Deposit $1250, No pets.
License, Realtor
Unique Realty Consultants
614-226-6767
VACATION RENTALS
Palm Manor Condos
Englewood, Florida
2 BR, 2 BA, fully equipped
kitchen, all linens, living and
dining room, screened lanai,
includes cable/ internet & all
taxes. Available monthly or
for 3 month 2025 winter
season. 2nd floor unit B-203.
Was $4350/month
NOW $3,800/month.
614-579-3048 and/or
pfd1d@aol.com. Lease &
Security deposit required.
CONCRETE
GALLION
CUSTOM CONCRETE LLC
Specializing in Custom Colors &
Custom Designs of Concrete.
Including Remove & Replace
47 yrs exp & Free Est.
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Reputation Built
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Patio & Walkways,
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Garage/Basement Floors
Hot Tub/Shed Pads,
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Sealing of new &
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FREE ESTIMATES
Contact
614-756-1754
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AJ’s Concrete,
Masonry
Good Work - Fair Prices
Block Foundations
Driveways • Sidewalks
Bobcat Grading
Bonded-Ins. • Free Ests.
614-419-9932
DRYWALL
DRYW
YWALL &
PLASTER REPAIR
Textured Ceilings
Popcorn Ceiling Removal
Call Randy
614-551-6963
Residential/Commercial - BIA
INFORMATION
2/16 A/M
11/10 A
1/5/25 A&M
HOME
IMPROVEMENTS
KLAUSMAN HOME
IMPROVEMENT
Siding-Windows-
Doors-Roofing-Soffit-
Fascia-Gutters-Trim
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Financing Available
Over 20 yrs exp. • Free Est.
Licensed-Bonded-Insured
Owner & Operator
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C&JHandyman
Services LLC
Minor Plumbing & Electric
Install Hot Water Tanks,
Dishwashers & Disposals
All Interior Remodels
Also Fencing &
Int./Ext. Painting
Free Est. ~ 18 Yrs. Exp.
CDC/EPA Approved Guidelines
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SLAGLE
HOME REMODELING
Baths, Kitchen,
Plumbing and Electrical.
All your Handyman needs
No Job too Big or Small
Over 30 Yrs. Exp. Lic.-Bond-Ins.
Jerry
614-332-3320
INFORMATION
PAINTING
BESTQUALITY
40 yrs exp. I do the Work!
Daniel - 614-226-4221
PLUMBING
BLESSED
PLUMBING
Flat Rate Basis
All Work Guaranteed
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License #PL37705
All About Drains & Plumb.
Will snake any small drain
$145. 614-778-2584
CHRIS’
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24 Hrs., 7 Days/Week
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•Driveways •Sidewalks
•Parking Lots
Quality • Free Estimates
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ROOFING
ROBINSON ROOFING
&REPAIRS
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Resident. Reas. Rates.
Dennis Robinson
614-330-3087, 732-3100
SEWING MACHINE
REPAIR
REPAIR all makes 24 hr.
service. Clean, oil, adjust
in your home. $49.95 all
work gtd. 614-890-5296
Classified Services
11/10 A
2/9
SW/W
SINCE 1973
Phil Bolon Contr.
Windows & Siding
Decks, Kitchens, Baths
Room Additions,
Flooring, Roofing
Bsmt Waterproofing
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47 Yrs. Exp. - Refs. Avail.
Lic.-Bond-Ins.
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A/M
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Member BBB Of Cent. OH
O.C.I.E.B. ID #24273
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or 614-863-9912
LOOK TO
THE PROFESSIONALS
IN OUR
SERVICE DIRECTORY
For Service
“That Is Out Of This World”
1/5/25 A
HOME
MAINTENANCE
RETIRED - 42 Yrs Exp.
HOME REPAIRS
SIDING * GUTTERS
FENCES * DECKS
MISC. REPAIRS
Call Joe - 614-778-1460
HANDYMAN SERVICES
614-235-1819
HOME
REMODELING
Charlies Handyman
Service
Over 40 yrs. exp.
Plumbing & Hot Water Tanks
Doors & Locks
Kitchen/Bath Remodels
Dishwasher Installs
Roofmg & Siding
Porches & Decks
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