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Buckeye Hills is organized as a voluntary organization of local government political subdivisions in Athens, Hocking, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Noble, Perry, and Washington Counties to foster cooperative efforts in regional planning, and the implementing of regional plans and programs.
Buckeye Hills is organized as a voluntary organization of local government political subdivisions in Athens, Hocking, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Noble, Perry, and Washington Counties to foster cooperative efforts in regional planning, and the implementing of regional plans and programs.
Closser Business Center Open for BusinessThe Appalachian Development Corporation and Buckeye Hills-Hocking Valley Regional Development District opened the Thomas A. Closser Business Center for regional business development. The Center, located at 245 Millers Lane (CR 9) in Marietta, has space available for rent. Call today for space and lease details: 740-374-9436.
- Grant Writing & Non-Profit Board Development Workshop
The Ohio Department of Development and the Governor's Office of Appalachia, in partnership with Ohio's four Local Development Districts and The Appalachian Regional Commission, invite you to participate in a 2 day Grant Writing Workshop and a 1 day non profit Board Development Workshop. Both of these workshops will provide a comprehensive overview on grant writing and the development of a board. - Buckeye Hills Announces Grant Application Process
Buckeye Hills has adopted a project profile system, similar to the process used for the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act projects. This year, grant applicants will complete the basic project profile form. The simple, self-explanatory form collects basic information about the project, including: contact information; project description, type and readiness; regional impact; funding sources and total project costs; and project partners. - ODOD Accepting Applications for Biomass Grant Program
Interm Director Mark Barbash announced that the Ohio Department of Development is accepting proposals for $500,000 in funding available for the Biomass - Waste to Energy Program for projects that demonstrate technologies that utilize farm waste to produce energy in Ohio's farmming communities.
- June 30: ARC 09 Grants for Community Interventions 2nd round of grants to address the issues of illegal & prescription drugs abuse
- August 18: Grant Writing & Non-Profit Board Developent Workshop For more information click on "What's New" on the left side of page (Salt Fork State Park)
- August 24: Grant Writing and Non-Profit Board Development Workshop For more information click on "What's New" on the left side of page (Burr Oak State Park)