In a recent government meeting, community leaders expressed gratitude for donations supporting local families in need and highlighted upcoming events for the Orange School Centennial, scheduled for September 27-29. The celebration will feature a Family Fun Fest, a parade honoring local officials and first responders, a tailgate for the homecoming game, and fireworks. An alumni event and a fun run are also planned, emphasizing the community spirit as residents are encouraged to participate in the festivities.

Additionally, a mayor's meeting with the school board is set for September 24 at the Pepper Pike Learning Center, inviting all council members to attend. The meeting aims to foster collaboration between local government and educational institutions.

Council members praised the recent farmers market, noting its role in building community connections, even in less-than-ideal weather. There was a suggestion to include high school students on committees to incorporate their perspectives and encourage youth engagement in local governance.

The meeting concluded with a personal note from a council member, who wished their son a happy birthday, reflecting on the importance of community and shared experiences. The discussions underscored a commitment to enhancing community involvement and celebrating local traditions.