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February 9, 2025 www.columbusmessenger.com Vol. XXXX No. 3

Beloved Ben & Joy's closes after 40 Years

By Rachel Scofield

Madison Messenger Editor

A cherished institution in Mount Sterling,

Ben & Joy's Restaurant, has closed its

doors after 40 years of serving the community.

On Jan. 25, the management of Ben &

Joy's announced the closing through a

heartfelt message to their 3,700 Facebook

followers:

Dear Valued Friends, Employees and

Guests of Ben & Joy's:

It is with humble gratitude and a heavy

heart that we announce the closing of Ben

& Joy's Restaurant. This has been a very

difficult and emotional decision, and we

are so sad to say goodbye. We will close our

doors on Feb. 2.

We would like to thank our staff, past

and present, for being such an integral

part of our business and for helping us to

provide so many wonderful experiences to

our countless guests over the years.

Restaurant work is not easy. It takes commitment,

thick skin, and a really good

sense of humor. Your efforts have never

gone unnoticed, you have shown grace,

warmth, and dedication. There are no

words that clearly express the love and

gratitude we feel for our staff that worked

so hard to keep the vision alive. It is so

rare to find such a committed, hardworking,

talented, and friendly staff anywhere.

We became a family. We are so very grateful

for the love and tremendous efforts, you

are all amazing.

Of course, we give immeasurable

thanks to everyone who has dined with us,

whether you've been dining with us for

years or just now found us. We are grateful

for your continued support and loyalty; you

are the direct reason for our success as we

are truly humbled and honored to have

served you.

However, as much as we love Ben &

Joy's and seeing you walk through our

doors, this is a bittersweet choice and a

most difficult decision, to say the least.

What an incredible journey it has been!

Yours Sincerely and with so much love,

Ben & Joy's

The message, which was shared 470

times, was met with an outpouring of support

and shared memories from the community.

Many expressed their sadness over the

closing but also their gratitude for the years

of service and delicious meals.

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25 year

Madison County

Resident

Officers receive

Saltsman

Service Award

Steve Saltsman

On Feb. 13 at

noon, the London

Rotary Club will

present the firstever

Steve Saltsman

Service Above Self

First Responder

Award. This prestigious

award will be

given to two deserving

London Police

Officers: Officer

Dylan Fout and Officer

Denise Dye.

The award is named for Steve Saltsman, a

beloved member of both the Rotary Club

and the Madison County Sheriff's office who

passed away last fall. Saltsman left a legacy

of community service that the Rotary Club

hopes to continue through this award.

The presentation will take place during

the Rotary Club’s meeting at the Madison

County Senior Center (280 W. High Street,

London). In addition to recognizing the two

officers, the event will also celebrate the

Students of the Month from London High

School and Madison Plains High School.

“Service Above Self” is the principle tenet

of Rotary International and the award is a

fitting tribute to both Steve Saltsman and

the brave first responders who exemplify this

motto. Fout and Dye will be recognized for

their dramatic rescue of a missing five-yearold

child on Nov. 12. The officers spotted the

child, who has autism, floating face-up in a

creek. The officers' quick and heroic actions

saved the boy’s life.

London Police Chief Glenn Nicol praised

the officers for their humility and dedication.

"Officer Fout, while training Officer

Dye, was still alert and on patrol.”

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SALTSMAN

Continued from page 1

“What better way to teach?" he

said. "We are a little embarrassed

by all the attention. Officer Fout is

a humble person, and we as an

agency believe humility is the cornerstone

of all virtues. So, this

extra recognition can be uncomfortable,

but we appreciate the

recognition also."

Officer Dylan Fout The London Rotary asks the

community to please join them on

Feb. 13 “to honor these outstanding

first responders and to celebrate

our community's students.

Together, we can continue to uphold

the values that Steve Saltsman

held dear and ensure that

Service Above Self remains a guiding

principle in our community.”

Officer Denise Dye

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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A still frame from Officer Denise Dye’s body cam of Officer Dylan Fout carrying

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Ballah earns FFA degree

By Kaci Daily and Hailey Ballah

London High School

Each year, the National FFA Organization honors FFA members

who show the utmost dedication to the organization through their desire

to develop their potential for premier leadership, personal growth, and

career success through agricultural education.

Jaiden Ballah, a member of the London FFA chapter, was awarded

the American FFA Degree at the 97th National FFA Convention & Expo

on Oct. 26. After being recognized at the national convention, each recipient

of the American FFA Degree receives a gold American FFA Degree

key and certificate.

To be eligible, FFA members must have earned at least $10,000 outside

of class time through a supervised agricultural experience (SAE)

program in which they own their own business, hold a professional position

as an employee or conduct research. Recipients must also complete

50 hours of community service and demonstrate outstanding leadership

abilities and civic involvement through the completion of a long list of

FFA and community activities. Less than one percent of FFA members

achieve the American FFA Degree.

Ballah achieved her degree by earning $32,434 over four years in her

SAE’s. This included her job placement at TriGreen Equipment, establishing

her own business, Ballah Equipment and raising and selling

market goats, lambs and turkeys at the Madison County Fair.

Jaiden's FFA Advisor

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Snyder. The American

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Jaiden Ballah, a member of the London FFA

chapter, recieved the American FFA Degree at

the 97th National FFA Convention & Expo.

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Mercy Health invites community

to 2025 Heart Month Dinner

As Mercy Health prepares to kick off

American Heart Month this February, the

health system is once again inviting the

community to a special event aimed at raising

awareness about cardiovascular health

and encourage individuals to take action for

better heart health.

“Cardiovascular disease is the number

one killer of both men and women, but it’s

often preventable with the right lifestyle

choices and early intervention,” said Mercy

Health cardiologist Dr. Muhammad Ashraf.

“Our goal is to ensure people understand

how they can reduce their risk and take

proactive steps to protect their hearts.”

To start, Mercy Health — Springfield is

inviting the community to a special Heart

Month Dinner on Feb. 27 at 5:30 p.m. The

2025 Mercy Health Springfield/Urbana

Heart and Vascular Dinner will be held at

the Courtyard by Marriott hotel in downtown

Springfield. Attendees will enjoy cocktails

and a meal along with presentations

from physicians providing education on

heart health and stroke awareness. There

will also be emotional testimonials shared

from both stroke and heart attack survivors

who can speak firsthand to the importance

The Madison County Food Pantry has received

a significant boost in its mission to

serve local families in need, thanks to a generous

food drive organized by Kroger London

on Jan. 25 and 26.

Leading up to the event, Kroger reached

out to the pantry to gather a list of the most

needed items. The list was then printed and

distributed to shoppers entering the store.

The response was overwhelming - a total

of 60 banana boxes filled with essential items

were collected. Additionally, the pantry received

generous cash donations.

“Our customers were thrilled and grateful

because the items we had donated at Kroger

were items we often don’t have to give out -

things like cereals, crackers or tins of tuna,”

said pantry director John Mitchell.

of heart health awareness.

Tickets are $50 per person, with all proceeds

from the event helping to fund heart

health education as well as heart disease prevention

and awareness events throughout the

local community.

“Taking control of your heart health is

an empowering choice. By understanding

your personal risks, adopting heart-healthy

habits, and working closely with healthcare

providers, heart disease can be effectively

managed and, in many cases, prevented,”

explained Dr. Ashraf.

For anyone interested in attending, tickets

can be purchased in-person at Mercy

Health — Springfield Regional Medical Center

with cash or check. Contact Beth Stiles

at (937) 523-5500 or bstiles@mercy.com for

more information.

Mercy Health’s cardiology team is made

up of 17 physicians and advanced practice

clinicians who are using the latest technology

and most up-to-date techniques to help

patients prevent, manage, treat, and recovery

from heart diseases and conditions. For

more information about heart health & the

treatment options available, visit

mercy.com.

Kroger Food Drive Helps Pantry

“The volunteers who work at the pantry

were amazed by the generosity of the people

of Madison County who donated. Truly a

win, win, win!”

The Madison County Food Pantry provides

no-cost food to low-income residents in

a non-judgmental and positive way. Clients

may visit once each calendar month and receive

enough food for a family of four to have

three meals a day for at least five days. The

pantry is completely staffed by volunteers

and is funded by donations and grants.

The Madison County Food Pantry welcomes

donations year-round. The pantry is located

at 125 S. Oak St. in London. It is open

on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 9:00 a.m.

to 11:45 a.m.

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Josh Mullen Named Trustee

Mt. Sterling Public Library recently welcomed

their newest trustee aboard, Josh

Mullen, active library card holder. He works

in IT at Miami Trace school district and resides

in Mt. Sterling with his wife Karly and

their brand new baby girl, Bonnie.

The Friends of the Mt. Sterling Public Library

Cordially Invite You to a

VICTORIAN Victorian

Sweetheart and Dolly Plus Me Tea

SATURDAY

FEBRUARY 11, 15, 2023 2025

2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Mt. Sterling Community Center

164 E. Main St., Mt. Sterling

Tickets at the door:

$10.00 Adults, $5.00 Children

Tables of 6 to 8 seats can be reserved.

Email caseyon@gmail.com

to reserve tables and to

borrow Victorian apparel.

Dolls are welcome to attend

Silent Auction, Boutique, and Dolly store

will be open for shopping

Jim Pozy, facility manager for the Madison County Food Pantry, and Megan Kawasaki,

manager of London Kroger, stand beside the generous collection of food donated to the

pantry by community members.


Lynch Family

Funeral Home

AND CREMATION SERVICE

“Serving Families Like Family”

124 E. High St., London, Ohio

740-852-9212

A MADISON COUNTY TRADITION

www.rldfuneralhome.com

Ralph A. Little, age 90, of West Jefferson, Ohio, went Home

to be with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on Wednesday, January

29, 2025. Ralph loved Jesus, his recently deceased wife of 69 plus

years, Connie, his family, and studying and teaching the Bible. He

was a member of the West Jefferson First Baptist Church for 60 plus

years where he served in many roles – Sunday School teacher, deacon,

pulpit committee, choir member, finance committee, and song

leader to name a few. Ralph served for two years in the US Army,

worked for Westinghouse for over 40 years, and retired from Steffens-

Schultz Inc. in 1997.

Ralph is preceded in death by his beloved wife Connie, his son Timothy

A. Little, parents Bruce and Luella Little, brother and sister-inlaw

Forrest and Beverly Little, and niece Pam Metsker.

He is survived by his children, Cathy (Tim) Marx, Richard R. (Laurel)

Little, and David E. (Jeri Ann) Little, brother-in-law Stephen (Barb)

Strawsburg, sister-in-law Sharon (Richard) Jenkins, grandchildren: Valerie

(Ed) Baugess, James Cordle, Emily Little, Kelsey (Bryan) McCabe,

Holly Minnear, Justin, Nathan and Weston Little; great-grandchildren:

Macy, Logan and Colin McCabe; and beloved nieces, nephews and

dear friends.

The family will welcome friends for Visitation on TUESDAY, February

4, 2025, from 10:00 am – 12:00 pm, at the WEST JEFFERSON FIRST

BAPTIST CHURCH, 686 West Jeff-Kiousville Road, SE, West Jefferson,

Ohio. Funeral Service will immediately follow at 12:00 pm. A Graveside

Service will follow at Pleasant Hill Cemetery, West Jefferson,

Ohio.

Please visit www.radermcdonaldtiddfuneralhome.com to share

online condolences with the family.

LITTLE

Ralph A. Little, age 90, of West Jefferson,

Ohio, went Home to be with his Lord and

Savior Jesus Christ on Jan. 29. Ralph loved

Jesus, his recently deceased wife of 69 years

plus Connie, his family, and studying and

teaching the Bible. He was a member of the

West Jefferson First Baptist Church for 60

plus years where he served in many roles —

Sunday School teacher, deacon, pulpit committee,

choir member, finance committee,

and song leader to name a few. Ralph served

for two years in the US Army, worked for

Westinghouse for over 40 years, and retired

from Steffens-Schultz Inc. in 1997.

Ralph is preceded

in death by his

beloved wife Connie,

his son Timothy A.

Little, parents Bruce

and Luella Little,

brother and sisterin-law

Forrest and

Beverly Little, and

niece Pam Metsker.

He is survived by

his children, Cathy

(Tim) Marx, Richard

R. (Laurel) Little,

and David E. (Jeri

Ann) Little, brotherin-law

Stephen

(Barb) Strawsburg,

sister-in-law Sharon

(Richard) Jenkins,

grandchildren: Valerie

(Ed) Baugess,

James Cordle, Emily

Little, Kelsey

(Bryan) McCabe,

Holly Minnear,

Justin, Nathan and

Weston Little; greatg

r a n d c h i l d r e n :

Macy, Logan and

Colin McCabe; and

beloved nieces,

nephews and dear

friends.

The family welcomed

friends for

Visitation on Feb. 4

at the WEST JEF-

FERSON FIRST

BAPTIST CHURCH,

686 W. Jeff-

Kiousville Road, SE,

West Jefferson,

Ohio. A Graveside

Service followed at

Pleasant Hill Cemetery,

West Jefferson,

Ohio.

Please visit

www.radermcdona

l d t i d d f u n e r a l -

home.com to share

online condolences

with the family.

obituaries

NEWMAN

Walter Theodore “Newt” Newman, 90, of

London, died peacefully on Jan. 30 at home

surrounded by his family.

Born Feb.27, 1934, in Akron, Ohio, he

was a son of Paul Newman and Mamie

(Burnside) Newman.

Following high school, Walter went on to

serve in the United States Air Force where

he was proud to be stationed overseas in

Korea. Upon returning to the States, he dedicated

a twenty-seven-year career to the London

Correctional Institution. Walter made

sure to stay active after retirement with

much of his time spent outdoors mowing on

his John Deere. An avid gun enthusiast and

NRA member, Walter also enjoyed watching

old black and white westerns or anything

starring John Wayne. Walter was also a

proud cancer survivor who always looked forward

to the annual Relay for Life survivor

dinner and parade in Madison County.

With a true heart of gold, his unwavering

devotion to the wellbeing of others was always

evident through his love of charity

where he was sure to donate to what he

could to help others. Always loving his fellow

soldier, he was a regular supporter of

the Wounded Warrior Project, but also the

Buckeye State Sheriff’s Association, American

Heart Association, many local food

pantries, and numerous other organizations,

even ensuring to send letters to notify

the charities if he was unable to help one

particular month. Always a man of strong

faith, Walter was sure to savor time with the

Lord by reading His word through scripture

each and every night. His family always

served as his pride and joy, cherishing the

time spent together while being proud of all

their accomplishments. Walter truly left a

lasting impact on all who had the privilege

of knowing him, and although his passing

has left our hearts heavy, the love our hearts

have known from him shall carry on as our

lasting tribute to an irreplaceable man.

Left to continue Walter’s legacy include

his children: Dan (Rhoni) Newman, Tonita

Newman, and Rick (Jodi) Newman; grandchildren:

DJ (Markee) Newman, Samantha

(Brett) Newman, Phil (Molly) Newman,

Kelsea (AJ) Vincent, and Abrielle Newman;

great-grandchildren: Charlie Newman,

Aubrey Marcum, Athena Newman, and

Adam Vincent; special niece Laura Beth

Pinter, many other nieces and nephews including

Robert (Katrina) Kuntz, Kimberly

Kuntz, Donald (Darlene) Kuntz; a host of

great-nieces and great-nephews; sister-inlaw

Leah Baird.

In addition to his parents, Walter is reunited

in heaven with his beloved wife

Leona (Baird) Newman and his siblings Patricia

Kuntz and Gene Newman.

The family would like to extend a special

thank you to ViaQuest Hospice for their unmatched

devotion, compassion, and excellent

care in caring for Walter during his

final days.

Walter’s family received friends for visitation

on Feb. 8 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

in the EBERLE-FISHER FUNERAL


HOME AND CREMATORY, 103 N. Main

St., London, Ohio 43140. A funeral service

followed with Dr. Bob Burnett officiating,

and military honors accorded by the United

States Air Force.

To honor Walter’s mission of helping others,

memorials in his name may be sent to

benefit either the Wounded Warrior Project

online at www.woundedwarriorproject.org,

or to ViaQuest Hospice, 525 Metro Place N.

Suite 300, Dublin, Ohio 43017.

Condolences for Walter’s family are encouraged

to be shared online at www.eberlefisherfuneralhome.com.

RINEHART

Charles Eugene Rinehart, Jr., 53, of Galloway,

died unexpectedly on Jan. 30 in his

residence.

Born Nov. 16, 1971, in London, Ohio, he

was a son of Charles Eugene Rinehart, Sr.

and Margaret (McGowan) Dillion.

A long-time truck driver, Charles enjoyed

working on cars in his free time.

Left to cherish his memory include his

wife Billi (Johnson) Rinehart; children

Marissa Rinehart, Brianna Secor, Selena

Rinehart, and Christopher (Denay) Johnson;

grandchildren Taiveon, Lamontai,

Luke, Skylar, Amelia, Amaya, Everleigh

and Kaylynne; mother Margaret Frances

Dillion, father Charles Eugene (Nancy)

Rinehart, Sr.; siblings Charleena Payne,

Wanda Smith, Billie Jo Rinehart, Joseph

Fout, Anthony Smith, Jr.; numerous aunts,

uncles, cousins, many nieces and nephews;

special friend Patricia Jenkins.

Charles was preceded in death by his sister

Janet Marie Stuthard and paternal

grandparents Fannie and James Rinehart.

Cremation will take place in accordance

with Charles’ wishes. Public services will

not be observed.

In lieu of flowers, donations in his memory

may be sent to the funeral home to aid

with funeral expenses. Memorials may be

submitted online through the “Donations”

tab on the top of the obituary, or by contacting

the funeral home directly.

The EBERLE-FISHER FUNERAL

HOME AND CREMATORY, 103 North

Main St., London, Ohio 43140, is honored to

be caring for the Rinehart family during

this difficult time. Condolences for his family

are encouraged to be shared online at

www.eberlefisherfuneralhome.com.

Plain City Housing Council

The Plain City Housing Council will convene

at 10:00 a.m. on March 6 at the Plain

City Municipal Building,800 Village Blvd.,

Plain City. Members of the public are invited

to attend.

The meeting agenda can be accessed online

at https://www.plain-city.com/government/minutes.php.

Madison County Health District

The Madison County London City Health

District Board regular meeting will be held

Feb. 13 at 5 p.m. at the Madison County

Public Health, 306 Lafayette St., London.

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Purple Preschool Penguins

Fin Nelson and Calvin Flayler show off penguins that they

crafted during Mt. Sterling Public Library’s Preschool Storytime.

Storytime meets every Monday at 10:30 a.m.

Letter to the editor

Thanks toy drive donors!

The Tri-County Firefighter’s Association and the Mt. Sterling Community

Center would like to thank again all those who donated to the

2024 toy drive this year. Again, there was an overwhelming response

from the community and businesses to help families in our area.

We would like to thank those of you that gave generously of your

time to help bag and distribute the toys on pick-up day. Thanks also

to those that gave monetary funds as well as toys and gift cards for

the children and young adults in our community. There were a lot

of children that got their Christmas wishes granted this year. The

community helped 23 families and 60 plus youth.

We would also like to thank all the local businesses that put a

“fire boot” in their establishment to collect funds for this drive:

Rapp’s Hardware, Ben & Joy’s and Sterling One Stop. Thanks also

to the Firefighter’s that stood out in the cold to collect funds during

the street collection drive as well.

Some of the local organizations and businesses that donated

funds this year were: Gerald T. Baynes, Atty at Law, Jay Car Construction,

Meijers at 665, Mt. Sterling American Legion Post #417

Charitable Fund, Knights of Pythias, Sterling One Stop, EDF Renewals,

Meadow View Village Apartments.

The Firefighter’s Association and the Mt. Sterling Community

Center could not do what we do at Christmas or at other times during

the year for families and their children in need without community

support. So, thanks again and we hope to do this again

Christmas 2025. We hope you and yours had a Merry Christmas

and will have a Happy New Year as well!!

- Tri-County Firefighter’s Association

- Mt. Sterling Community Center

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can be of any topic, as long as they are not libelous or slanderous.

Letters that do not have a signature, address and telephone number,

or that are signed with a pseudonym, will be rejected. Only the author’s

name and town of residence will be printed with the letter. Telephone

numbers will not be published.

The Madison Messenger reserves the right to edit or refuse publication

of any letter for any reason.

Send letters to: 78 S. Main St., London OH 43140; or email them

to madison@columbusmessenger.com.

South Charleston Correction

In the Feb. 2 edition of the Madison Messenger, we erroneously published

that the Village of South Charleston was purchasing the

Houston Inn at 25 E.Mound St.. The property the village is purchasing

is 2 E. Mound St.

Powell is LHS Rotary Student of the Month

The London Rotary Club is proud to recognize

Athena Powell, a senior at London High School, as the

February Student of the Month. Athena exemplifies academic

excellence, leadership and positive character,

traits that school administrators

consider when selecting

students for this honor.

Athena has demonstrated

exceptional dedication to academics,

leadership and the

arts. She currently holds an

outstanding 4.53 GPA and is

ranked ninth in her class. She

states that biology is her favorite

course.

A passionate ballet dancer,

Athena trained at Hilliard

Dance Connections (9-10

grade) before advancing to BalletMet

(1-12 grade), performing

in The Nutcracker, and

attending BalletMet’s prestigious

five-week summer intensive

in 2024.

Beyond dance, she is deeply

involved in leadership and service, serving as vice president

of the Diversity Club (11-12 grade), secretary of the

National Honor Society and a Youth Ambassador for

Madison County Prevention.

With certifications in Teen Mental Health First Aid

and Question, Persuade, Refer (QPR), Athena is committed

to mental health advocacy. A National Merit

Commended Student and recipient of the National

Rural and Small Town Recognition, she has consistently

achieved academic excellence, making the Dean’s

List at both Clark State and Columbus State.

Additionally, Athena has been a member of the Student

Council (9-12 grade), Teen Leaders of London (9-

11 grade), and participated in JV and competition cheer

Jeffersonian Senior

Citizen Center

February 11

12:00-2:00 p.m. Craft Day & Potluck. We

will be making different miniature flowers

out of polymer clay for a Valentine

brooch. Members Fee $6.00, Non-members

$10.00. Anyone over 20 years of age

can participate.

February 13

12:00-2:00 p.m. Monthly Business Meeting

& Potluck. For members and non members.

Come be a part of our 2025 plans.

February 18

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xLegal Notices

PUBLIC NOTICE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Bids shall be submitted electronically through the www.bidexpress.com webservice until 10:00 am on Tuesday,

February 25, 2025, at which time they will be publicly received and read aloud, for the project known as:

MAD-CR4-9.07

Big Plain Circleville Road Over Opossum Run Bridge Replacement PID 121895

All proposals shall be submitted electronically through the web service www.bidexpress.com. The bid shall be

accompanied by a Bid Security in the form of a bid bond in the amount of one hundred percent (100%) of the

bid or a certified check in the amount of ten percent (10%) of the bid. In addition to the Bid Security, a Performance

Bond is required for this project in the amount of one hundred percent (100%) of the total project

cost.

The Owner of the project is the Madison County Board of Commissioners. Copies of the plans and specifications

must be obtained from www.bidexpress.com. All bidders must register and be a member of the web service to

bid on the project.

This notice is posted on the Madison County website at www.co.madison.oh.us and may be accessed by selecting

“Notices”, then “Bid/Legal Notices.”

The Owner requires that all work associated with the project be completed before June 30, 2025. The estimated

commencement of work date is March 17, 2025.

Bidders must be pre-qualified as a Contractor by the Ohio Department of Transportation.

This is a Federal-Aid project and the Federal Equal Employment Opportunity regulations listed in the proposal

shall govern. There is a 8% Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBE’s) participation goal on this contract.

This is a prevailing wage contract in accordance with the U.S. Department of Labor Regulations, Title 29,

Subtitle A, Part 5, Sections 5.5, 5.31, and 5.32, most recent revision at contract execution. Bidders shall comply

with all applicable provisions.

Disadvantaged Business (DBE) Requirement. DBE participation goals (Subcontracts, materials, supplies) have

been set on this project for those certified as DBE's in accordance with the TEA - 21 (1998) and 49 CFR, Part

26, and qualified to bid with ODOT under Chapter 5525 of the Ohio Revised Code (O.R.C.). The DBE goal

designation is stated at the beginning of the project proposal, following the project identification.

No bids shall be withdrawn for a period of sixty (60) days after the opening thereof. Awarding of the contract

shall be to the Lowest and Best bidder as determined by the Madison County Board of Commissioners in the

best interest of Madison County. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

PUBLIC NOTICE ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS

Bids shall be submitted electronically through the www.bidexpress.com webservice until 10:00 am on Tuesday,

February 25, 2025, at which time they will be publicly received and read aloud, for the project known as:

MAD-CR4-3.05

Big Plain Circleville Road Over Deer Creek Bridge Replacement PID 115657

All proposals shall be submitted electronically through the web service www.bidexpress.com. The bid shall be

accompanied by a Bid Security in the form of a bid bond in the amount of one hundred percent (100%) of the

bid or a certified check in the amount of ten percent (10%) of the bid. In addition to the Bid Security, a Performance

Bond is required for this project in the amount of one hundred percent (100%) of the total project

cost.

The Owner of the project is the Madison County Board of Commissioners. Copies of the plans and specifications

must be obtained from www.bidexpress.com. All bidders must register and be a member of the web service to

bid on the project.

This notice is posted on the Madison County website at www.co.madison.oh.us and may be accessed by selecting

“Notices”, then “Bid/Legal Notices.”

The Owner requires that all work associated with the project be completed before June 30, 2025. The estimated

commencement of work date is March 17, 2025.

Bidders must be pre-qualified as a Contractor by the Ohio Department of Transportation.

This is a Federal-Aid project and the Federal Equal Employment Opportunity regulations listed in the proposal

shall govern. There is a 9% Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBE’s) participation goal on this contract.

This is a prevailing wage contract in accordance with the U.S. Department of Labor Regulations, Title 29,

Subtitle A, Part 5, Sections 5.5, 5.31, and 5.32, most recent revision at contract execution. Bidders shall comply

with all applicable provisions.

Disadvantaged Business (DBE) Requirement. DBE participation goals (Subcontracts, materials, supplies) have

been set on this project for those certified as DBE's in accordance with the TEA - 21 (1998) and 49 CFR, Part

26, and qualified to bid with ODOT under Chapter 5525 of the Ohio Revised Code (O.R.C.). The DBE goal

designation is stated at the beginning of the project proposal, following the project identification.

No bids shall be withdrawn for a period of sixty (60) days after the opening thereof. Awarding of the contract

shall be to the Lowest and Best bidder as determined by the Madison County Board of Commissioners in the

best interest of Madison County. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

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around 12:30PM on 2/10/2016. Any unknown

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MADISON COUNTY RURAL ZONING COMMISSION

A public hearing is scheduled for February 18, 2025, 7:30pm, before the

Madison County Rural Zoning Commission, to be held at the Madison

County Engineer's office, 825 US 42, London, Ohio 43140. The purpose of

this public hearing is to review and issue a recommendation on Zoning

Amendment no. PZ2024-05. Requesting a zoning change for Parcel # 01-

00602.003 for address, 8830 US 42, Plain City, Ohio currently zoned R-1 to

be zoned C-2. Then the parcel will be combined to Parcel # 01-0602.001,

8820 U.S. 42, Plain City, Ohio.

The proposed zoning text and development plan/maps are available for

inspection and review during regular business hours at the office of the

Madison County Planning and Zoning, located at 1 N. Main St, London,

Ohio 43140 and on the Madison County website www.co.madison.oh.us.

This Public Notice is required to be issued by the Madison County

Commissioners and Rural Zoning Commission.

After the conclusion of the hearing, the matter will be submitted to the

Board of Madison County Commissioners for its final action.

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MID-OHIO WATER AND SEWER DISTRICT

INVITATION TO BID

Air Classified Hydrated Lime Slurry

REFERENCE: Air Classified Hydrated Lime Slurry

DATE/CLOSING TIME OF BIDS: March 17, 2025

PLACE: Mid-Ohio Water and Sewer District Office, 501 South Main Street, London, Ohio.

SEALED BIDS ARE REQUESTED FOR AIR CLASSIFIED HYDRATED LIME SLURRY FOR A 1-YEAR

TERM, CONTRACT MAY BE RENEWED ANNUALLY FOR A MAXIMUM OF TWO (2) ADDITIONAL

ONE (1) YEAR TERMS AT THE DISTRICT’S AND SUPPLIER’S OPTION.

This invitation is supplied in duplicate. Submit one copy of the completed bid in a properly addressed

envelope clearly designating the above reference information. The duplicate copy is to be retained by

the bidder. The completed bid packet must include a properly executed Bidder Certificate.

The bid forms must be signed by an officer or representative of the bidding firm who is legally authorized

to bind the firm.

The Mid-Ohio Water and Sewer District reserves the right to waive defects and informalities in bids, to

reject any and all bids, or to accept any proposals as may be deemed in its best interest.

All bids shall be effective for thirty days from the date of opening. Bids may not be withdrawn during

the thirty-day period from the opening date. Vendors who receive a bid packet, but do not wish to

submit a bid should return the packet Bidder Certificate clearly marked “NO BID”. The Air Classified

Hydrated Lime Slurry manufacturer trade names, where shown herein, are for descriptive purposes

only and are to be used to guide the bidder in determining the quality and performance desired by

the purchaser. The Air Classified Hydrated Lime Slurry manufacturer trade names are not meant to be

used to exclude any proposed provider that meets or exceeds the specifications cited on the attached

Bid Specifications Sheet.

State of Ohio and local sales taxes are not applicable to any purchases made for use by the Mid-Ohio

Water and Sewer District. Bids submitted should not include any such sales taxes. Sales tax exemption

certificates will be furnished as requested. The bid price should be listed on the Bidder’s Certificate attached.

Information pertaining to any item or condition in this request may be obtained by contacting Nathan

Peters, Accounting Officer at the Mid-Ohio Water and Sewer District at 740-845-1707 or via email at

Nathan.peters@midohiowsd.gov.

It is to be understood that the bidder, if awarded an order or contract, agrees to protect, defend and

save harmless the Mid-Ohio Water and Sewer District from any suits or demands for payment that may

be brought against it for the use of any patented material, process, article or device that may enter

into the manufacture, construction or part of the work covered by either order or contract; and the

bidder further agrees to indemnify and save harmless the Mid-Ohio Water and Sewer District from suit

or action of every nature and description brought against it for, or on account of any injuries or damages

received or sustained by any party or parties, or for any of the acts of contractor, his servants or

agents.

All manufacturer’s warranties and guarantees which apply to the equipment/system purchased shall

be transferred to the Mid-Ohio Water and Sewer District.

THE FOLLOWING ADDITIONAL CONDITIONS MUST ALSO BE MET FOR THIS BID

This bid is for Air Classified Hydrated Lime Slurry and delivery of the product to the Mid-Ohio Water

and Sewer District as outlined for a 1-year period, contract may be renewed annually for a maximum

2 additional 1-year terms at the District’s and Supplier’s option as specified in the attachment to this

invitation.

Bids received after the time date established above will be returned to the sender unopened. Bids may

be submitted by USPS mail, delivery services or hand delivered. Mailed, delivery services and hand delivered

bids should be in a sealed envelope and clearly marked “Mid-Ohio Water and Sewer District Air

Classified Hydrated Lime Slurry”. Delivered bids may be mailed or brought to the Mid-Ohio Water and

Sewer District, 501 South Main Street, London, Ohio 43140.

In setting forth the specifications, Air Classified Hydrated Lime Slurry to be purchased, it is our intention

and desire to offer equal opportunity to all bidders, within the framework of standards of quality herewith

established. Where special chemical compositions are referred to and company names are used,

these are to be for information purposes for the Air Classified Hydrated Lime Slurry only, and are not

intended to restrict bidding.

The composition of the Air Classified Hydrated Lime Slurry to be purchased are presumed equally available

to all manufacturers and have been set forth as a guideline to assure the Mid-Ohio Water and

Sewer District that the Air Classified Hydrated Lime Slurry offered for sale meet the Mid-Ohio Water

and Sewer District needs. Bidders desiring to change the chemical composition must show the substitution

in their bid and must submit proof that the substitution is of equal or better quality than those

specified in this invitation.

In order to be considered, your bid must be accompanied by a thorough description of the Air Classified

Hydrated Lime Slurry product offered for purchase. The Mid-Ohio Water and Sewer District reserves

the right to inspect the Air Classified Hydrated Lime Slurry before purchasing. The winning bidder must

make the Air Classified Hydrated Lime Slurry available for delivery to the Mid-Ohio Water and Sewer

District within 14 days after receipt of award notification and within 14 days after receipt of a purchase

order. If the Air Classified Hydrated Lime Slurry product is deemed to not be provided within the established

bid specifications it will be rejected.

AIR CLASSIFIED HYDRATED LIME SLURRY

Air Classified Hydrated Lime Slurry must meet ANSI/NSF standard 60 certified and AWWA standards

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and approved for potable water. Attach Certificate of Conformance with ANSI/NSF 60 and identify

country of origin for product to the bid submittal. Hydrated Liquid Calcium Hydroxide Lime Slurry is

a stabilized aqueous suspension of Calcium Hydroxide produced from high purity hydrated lime.

A chemical analysis of product for antimony, arsenic, barium, beryllium, cadmium, chromium,

copper, lead, mercury, selenium, thallium, fluoride must be provided by the successful bidder.

Chemical Analysis:

Percent Total Solids

Specific Gravity of Ca(OH)2 slurry

% Calcium Hydroxide - dry weight basis

Viscosity Maximum

Grit Removal Requirement

Freezing Point

Specifications:

33% to 37%

Range of 1.231 to 1.267

94%

Less than 500 cp

All slurry to pass through 30 mesh screen

32° F (0° C)

The cost of this chemical varies due to strength. Provide the formula used for calculating the delivered

cost from the unit price using the wet weight expressed in $/ton delivered. Failure to include the formula

may be grounds of dismissal of bid.

The bid price shall be calculated assuming the following parameters: Calcium

Hydroxidedry solids content between 33% and 37%

Liquid - slurry gallon weight @ 10.38 lbs/gal Liquid – water gallon weight @ 8.34 lbs. / gal

Temperature @ 60° F.

Estimated annual tons to be delivered –

Product to be delivered to the following address:

Mid-Ohio Water and Sewer District Water District 1 WTP

1560 Old Springfield Road

London, Ohio 43140

Include the mathematical formula used to calculate your bid price in the box below:

Additional Requirements:

Each shipment of air classified hydrated lime slurry may be tested at the time of delivery to assure a

percent total solid between 33% and 37% and a specific gravity of 1.231 to 1.267 g/ml. Any air classified

hydrated lime slurry shipment not meeting these parameters will be refused and then returned to the

provider at the provider’s expense.

The driver of each air classified hydrated lime slurry delivery shall have and provide to the water plant

staff a certified stamped scale weight for each shipment upon delivery. A chain of custody record shall

also be provided to assure the product delivered is the same as indicated on the certified scale weight

certificate.

Delivery tankers shall be solely used for shipping Air Classified Hydrated Lime Slurry and equipped

with a pumping system to recirculate product prior to unloading. Tankers shall also be equipped with

pumps to unload product. Delivery tankers must be rinsed of all lime slurry product when loading at

delivery site.

The Supplier shall certify no quicklime is used in the slurry manufacturing process and only finely

ground air-classified hydrated lime is used for preparation of the lime slurry product.

The slurry solids will have 99.99% or higher passing 30 mesh screen. Delivery tankers shall be solely

used for shipping lime slurry and equipped with a system to avoid spillage during the off-loading. The

delivery driver shall be responsible for adding the correct amount of dilution water if requested by the

District and request inspection and analysis of the delivery by the on-site District staff. The driver shall

be responsible for complete cleanup of any spill(s) originating from the unloading process. Safety Data

Sheets shall be provided with each bid submitted.

The supplier agrees to allow District employees to have full access to the slurry production and/or shipping

facilities on normal workdays during normal business hours. The supplier will advise staff about

site safety procedures and personal protection equipment before entering the property.

The supplier will be responsible for the removal and disposal cost of unsuitable product and/or sediment

as well as any necessary equipment repairs caused or clogged by the product up till the chemical

application point. The supplier will offer on-site technical support at no charge to the District with regards

to chemical feeding, equipment operation/repair and mineralization technology, as needed.

Supplier shall provide a minimum of three (3) surface source drinking water treatment plant references

within a 250 mile radius of the Mid-Ohio Water and Sewer District Water District 1 Water Treatment Facility

that are currently using this product and have been for a period no less than 12 months. Other

references are also encouraged.

Supplier must have a primary and secondary blending location for surety of Air Classified Hydrated

Lime Slurry as required by the District. Supplier must have the ability to monitor tank levels of the Air

Classified Hydrated Lime Slurry product and schedule deliveries of the lime slurry based on the monitoring

process.

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NOTICE OF SALE Under Judgment of

Foreclosure of Liens for Delinquent Land Taxes

In the Common Pleas Court of Madison County, Ohio

Stacey K, McKenzie, Treasurer Madison County, Ohio, Plaintiff

vs.

Richard G. Groves, Deceased, et al., Defendants

Case No. CVE20240166

Whereas judgment has been rendered against certain parcels of real property

for taxes, assessments, charges, penalties, interest, and costs as follows:

PPN:05-00167.000

Address: 1097 U.S. 42 SE, London, OH 43140

Situated in the State of Ohio, County of Madison and in the City of London

and being further described in the Official Record Volume 216, Page 393, in

the Recorder’s Office, Madison County, Ohio.

Last Known Owner: Richard G. Groves, Deceased

Amount of Judgment: Thirteen Thousand Two Hundred Fifty-Seven Dollars

and Sixty-Three cents ($13,257.63); plus any other taxes, penalities, interest,

assessments and costs that may be due and payable by the date of the sale

of the real property described herein;

Whereas, such judgment orders such real property to be sold by the undersigned

to satisfy the total amount of such judgment plus any other taxes,

penalties, interest, assessments and costs that may be due and payable by

the date of the sale of the real property described herein;

Now, therefore, public notice is hereby given that I, John R. Swaney, Sheriff

of Madison County, Ohio, will sell such real property at public auction, for

cash, to the highest bidder of an amount that equals at least $13,500.00 at

10:00 a.m. on Realauction.com, on the 28th day of February, 2025. If any parcel

does not receive a sufficient bid, it shall be offered for sale, under the same

conditions of the first sale and at the sametime of day at the same place on

the 14th day of March, 2025, for an amount that equals at least $13,500.

All properties sold at Sheriff’s Sale are on an “as-is” basis and has no warranty

or guarantee. The Treasurer nor the Sheriff are liable for the condition of the

property.

John R. Swaney, Sheriff

Tina Sabin, Deputy

Madison County, Ohio

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is completed and available for public inspection

at Union Township Hall, 2250

St. Rt. 56, London, Ohio. A copy of the

report can be provided on request.

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PY 2025 Madison County Small Cities Program

Madison County intends to apply to the Ohio Department of Development

for funding under the Community Development Block

Grant (CDBG) Small Cities Program and other related state and federally

funded programs administered by the State of Ohio. The

County is eligible for several different types of PY 2025 programs

providing the County meets applicable program requirements.

These programs include but are not limited to the CDBG Critical Infrastructure;

Economic Development and Public Infrastructure Program;

Residential Public Infrastructure Program; Discretionary

Program; and the Homeless and Supportive Housing Programs. The

State of Ohio anticipates it will receive approximately $64 million

from HUD to distribute on a statewide basis, based on the Consolidated

Plan submitted to HUD. The Consolidated Plan contains additional

information on the Community Development Block Grant

(CDBG) Small Cities Program, a federally funded program administered

by the State and funded by HUD.

A Public Hearing to discuss the programs available through the Ohio

Small Cities Program will be held on February 25, 2025, at 9:30 a.m.,

in the Commissioners’ Hearing Room, Madison County Courthouse,

1 N. Main Street, London, Ohio.

Madison County anticipates it will be eligible to apply for up to

$500,000 in Critical Infrastructure grants, and grants of up to

$500,000 are available for Economic Development and Public Infrastructure.

The CDBG applications are due to the State in June 2025.

The other grants have an open cycle beginning July 1, 2025.

The Public Hearing will provide citizens, communities and local organizations

with explanation of eligible activities and program requirements

for the CDBG Small Cities program, including the CDBG

community development programs, the CDBG economic development

programs, housing programs, and other HUD funded programs.

The programs can fund a broad range of activities including,

but not limited to, economic development projects, infrastructure

improvements, development and rehabilitation of housing, and

neighborhood facilities improvements. The activities must be designed

to primarily benefit low- and moderate-income persons, aid

in the elimination of slum and blight, or meet an urgent need of the

community. Citizens of Madison County are encouraged to attend

the public hearing to provide their input on the County's CDBG

Small Cities program. Large Print and auxiliary aids materials will be

made available, if requested in advance. For information, please

contact the Commissioner's Office at (740) 852-2972.

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NOTICE FOR BIDS

Notice is hereby given that bids will be received at the office of the Madison County

Commissioners, 1 North Main Street, London, Ohio, 43140, on Tuesday, February

25, 2025 at 10:00 A.M., Ohio Standard Time for the purpose of SUPPLYING

ASPHALT MATERIALS (2025 Asphalt Materials) according to specifications on

file in the Madison County Commissioners’ Office. The bids will be opened and read

aloud immediately thereafter at the same date, time, and location.

Bids shall be submitted on forms furnished by the Madison County Engineer in a

sealed envelope marked “2025 ASPHALT MATERIALS” on the outside. Sealed bids

shall be submitted to the Madison County Commissioners’ Office at the address

listed above.

Bid packets may be obtained from the Madison County Engineer, 825 US 42 NE,

London, Ohio, 43140 or can be downloaded from http://sharepoint/publicaccess/default.aspx

or under “Notices” on the Madison County website at

www.co.madison.oh.us. Contact the Madison County Engineer’s Office at 740-852-

9404 for more information.

ASPHALT MATERIALS shall conform to the 2016 edition of the Construction and

Materials Specifications of the Ohio Department of Transportation and the attached

Supplemental Specifications. ODOT CMS Section 401.20, Asphalt Binder Price

Adjustment shall not apply.

Bids shall have separate unit prices for all items.

Bids will be for furnishing of materials.

As specified in R.C. 153.54, a bidder (OF CHIP SEAL ASPHALT EMULSIONS

ONLY) must submit a bid guaranty in the form of either:

(1) a bond for the full amount of the bid, or

(2) a certified check, cashier’s check, or letter of credit in the amount of 10%

of the bid.

Bidders shall comply with the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act of

1990.

Bids will be awarded to the lowest and best bidder on each individual item.

The Board of Commissioners of Madison County reserves the right to reject any or

all bids and to waive any defects in the bids.

The Notice to Bidders is posted on the Internet and may be viewed on the Madison

County web page at: http://sharepoint/publicaccess/default.aspx

By Order of the Board of

Madison County Commissioners

Amy Rees, Clerk

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