**The Panhandle Trail (Dayton Rd to Felumlee Rd) will be CLOSED on MONDAY April 22 for herbicide spraying. **TJE Trail east of Granville between the cemetery and Rotary Bridge/Raccoon Valley Park due to bank slip; **There will be periodic closures April 22-26, dawn to dusk, on the TJ Evans Bike Trail from Concord Rd (Johnstown) to the cemetery area in Granville east of Main St for hazardous tree removal. Trails at Taft Reserve, Infirmary Mound Park and Lobdell Reserve are CLOSED to HORSES due to conditions unsuitable for equine traffic. Bike Trails: TJ Evans Trail between Newark and Granville: The TJ Evans bike trail will be CLOSED at the new Thornwood Crossing bridge area, Mon-Fri, 7a-5p, until further notice. There will be other, temporary closures intermittently over the following few months, during working hours (7A-5P; M-F). See Current Trail Status and Notices page under Parks and Trails for more details and full trail status update. To report trees down and other issues, call 740.587.2535, or email us at info@LickingParkDistrict.com To reach the Trail Hotline, available 24/7, call 740.349.4823
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OhioLina Music Festival
September 16, 2022 - September 18, 2022
Infirmary Mound Park will be the location of the 2022 Ohiolina Music Festival!
The event is being run by Ohiolina, a 501c3 non-profit organization.
For more info, click to visit: Ohiolina on the web or Ohiolina on Facebook
Tickets · via Eventbrite (see the Ohiolina website or Facebook page for ticket link).
Ohiolina is a family-friendly celebration of the music and culture of the I-77 corridor from Ohio to North Carolina.
Ohiolina has built a reputation on the selection of high-quality artists. They have a proud legacy as a showcase for all stages of exceptional talent, from student ensembles to Grammy Award winners. More details at ohiolina.com
“Ohiolina may be the best undiscovered music festival in the state, merging the Southern soul and Midwest sensibility of folk, country, bluegrass, and every married and muddled genre in-between that defies the traditional labels under the larger mantle of Americana.”
— 614 MAGAZINE