Hampton Inn Circleville

Looking for local art? Stop by the ArtsaRound Gallery in Uptown Circleville.

The gallery features artwork created by talented artists from Pickaway County and the surrounding region, with a variety of styles, mediums, and price points available. Whether you’re searching for a unique piece for your home, a thoughtful gift, or simply want to support local artists, there’s always something new to discover.

📍 ArtsaRound Gallery
135 W. Main Street, Circleville

ANNOUNCEMENT! ANNOUNCEMENT!
The time has come. The announcement some, several and maybe most of you have been patiently waiting for....

THE Deer Creek State Park ORIGINAL EQUINE DAY USE IS OFFICALLY BACK OPEN....

After some delays in construction, they have turned the area back over for public use... Please realize, it is not completely cleaned up and where we want it as an area. Alongside many volunteers from the Madison County Horse council, we will be adding some amenities that will make the area informational and useful for everyone. Please come and enjoy.

FYI, the lot will remain open at the main office till the end of November. You are more than welcome to continue using it.

Thanks again for your patience.

🇺🇸 Celebrate America 250 at the Clarke-May Museum! 🇺🇸

Join the Pickaway County Historical Society for a special Open House at the Clarke-May Museum, located at 162 W. Union Street in Circleville.

📅 Saturday, June 27 | 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
📅 Sunday, June 28 | 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Explore special exhibits commemorating America 250 and discover the stories that helped shape Pickaway County. Wander through the museum, learn about our local heritage, and enjoy an afternoon filled with history and community.

☕ Light refreshments will be served.

🎟 Admission is FREE!

For more information, call 740-474-1495.

Bring a friend and come celebrate our nation's history while discovering the people and events that

Congratulations Mr. Stanley.

📣 Public Health Week Spotlight: Board of Health Leadership

During Public Health Week, Pickaway County Public Health is proud to recognize the leadership and dedication of our Board of Health President, Colin Hedges.

Colin has served on the Board for six years, bringing a deep commitment to the health and well-being of the Pickaway County community.

💬 Colin’s Vision for a Stronger, Healthier Pickaway County:

“A stronger, healthier Pickaway County means people have what they need to actually thrive — not just get by. That’s access to mental health support, preventive care, and resources that reach people before things reach a crisis point.

Having been part of this community my whole life, I’ve seen how much public health impacts everything — our workforce, our schools, and our neighborhoods. In my six years on this board, I’ve seen our team do incredible work handling some really tough situations. But if we can get ahead of those situations before they become a crisis, that’s where we can make an even bigger difference.”

Colin’s leadership reflects a forward-thinking approach—focusing not only on response, but on prevention, equity, and long-term impact.

We are incredibly grateful for his service, his vision, and his continued commitment to improving the health of Pickaway County. 💙