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Ohio Master Gardener Volunteer Program
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The Highland County Master Gardener Volunteers helped with the design and layout of the waterfall and pool garden in front of the Paint Creek Corps of Engineer's Office. On October 8, 2008, MGV's planted the garden using plants that had been donated. The donated plants were provided by the county Master Gardener Volunteers and other community members. The garden will be special to many individuals throughout the community.
Franklin County Master Gardeners volunteered at “Go Healthy Columbus 2008” on Saturday, October 4th. 
Forty people recently toured two award-winning gardens as well as two gardens created by Trumbull Master Gardener Volunteers. The top two winners of the 2007 Tribune Chronicle's Amateur Garden Contest were judged by four Trumbull County Master Gardeners: Betty Bailes, Carol Caronite, Pat Gojdics and Nancy Kovachs. 
The Yellow Springs Women's Park celebrated a 10th anniversary on Sunday, July 13th. Many people from the community showed up to participate in the festivities. Gene "Imogen" Trolander was the founder of the Women's Park. The Women's Garden honors women for the contributions they have made to family and the community in everyday activities that are seldom recognized and rarely praised. 
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