The streets of Middletown, Ohio, came alive with vibrant colors and infectious energy on July 4th as the annual parade made its way through town, attracting the largest crowd in years.

As we joined everyone in a spirited celebration, it became clear that this was more than just a parade; it was a testament to the resilience and unity of Middletown’s residents.

The parade served as a reminder that each of us has the power to restore pride in our neighborhoods and positively impact our city. Let us continue to come together, connect, and work towards building an even stronger and more vibrant Middletown. Join us in this endeavor, and let’s make our community shine!

4th Of July Parade

First-Ever Movie Night at Sherman Park

When did you last gather under the stars, surrounded by laughter and popcorn?

Well, something extraordinary happened at Sherman Park in Middletown OH. We are thrilled to share that we sponsored the first-ever family movie night (The Super Mario Bros. Movie) in this beloved community space on Friday, August 11th 2024, from 7-11pm. It was an unforgettable evening of cinematic magic in the heart of our neighborhood. Activities included: Health Screenings, Food, Glow Fun, and Surprises!

We were standing shoulder to shoulder with the Safety Council of Southwestern Ohio during the National Night Out 2023 – an event that brought together Middletown, Ohio, residents from all corners of our community.

It was a night dedicated to fostering connections, building relationships, and celebrating unity in our vibrant town. And amidst this lively gathering of neighbors and friends, our Middletown Connect Community Ambassadors shone brightly as they effortlessly distributed materials and fostered connections within our community.

National Night Out

Rosa Parks Elementary School Staff – Bus Ride

To deepen their understanding of the diverse community they serve, the dedicated staff members of Rosa Parks Elementary School embarked on a unique adventure.

Leaving behind the familiar halls and classrooms, they boarded a bus and explored the neighborhoods that comprise census tracts 130, 131, and 132 in our remarkable Middletown community.

In Middletown, Ohio, individuals residing in 130, 131, and 132 census tracts were recruited as Community Ambassadors to empower their neighborhoods. Their role involved guiding dialogues on well-being and recognizing barriers that impede healthy living. These ambassadors are committed to building trust and enhancing safety within their communities through various initiatives such as leading discussions, participating in planning sessions, hosting a community bus tour for different agencies and leaders, and initiating interactive Walks & Talks for the residents.

Walk & Talk