Citizens for a Better Worthington

03/12/2026

Save the date!

May 9
1 PM

Free community cookout at the Worthington Park.

Bring a lawn chair, some friends and family, and help celebrate 175 years of Worthington!

Entertainment, games, and community fellowship.

01/16/2026

We’ve been thinking a lot about our little town lately, and we’d love to hear from you.

If money weren’t an issue and you could do anything for the town of Worthington… what would it be?
What are your dreams for our town?

Small towns like ours thrive when we grow with intention—when we care about upkeep, invest in our homes, our parks, our streets, and the places our kids play. But just as important as buildings and sidewalks are the relationships that make this place feel like home.

Supporting the small businesses that already call this place home, knowing our neighbors, showing pride in where we live—those things matter. Growth doesn’t mean losing who we are; it means protecting it while making Worthington even better for the next generation.

We are genuinely curious what you’d love to see here. Big ideas, small ideas, long-term dreams—let’s talk. 💬

Positive comments and conversations only. ♥️

10/26/2025

It’s time to gear up for the next big community weekend:
WORTHINGTON HOMETOWN CHRISTMAS

If anyone would like an event added to the flier please contact Sherry Vandeventer or Ericka Hostetter.

If there’s anyone that knows of a place that could hold booths for a market please contact Michelle Strosnider asap.

08/28/2025

REMINDER! Use the yard sale group chat. Everyone in the citizens page has access to the group chat. It helps to not overload the page feed plus admins will be busy with yard sales and likely unable to approve posts quickly.

08/01/2025

Join in to pray for our kiddos and school district next Tuesday! Let’s make 25-26 the best year yet!

07/08/2025

WRV middle school supply list for the 2025/26 school year

06/03/2025

This website was shared today in the Commissioner's Meeting & considering what several in our communities recently went through I think it would be extremely helpful information to get out to others!

www.211.org
is a free, confidential, and 24/7 helpline that connects individuals to essential community services across the United States. Operated by United Way and other local nonprofit organizations, 211 serves as a vital resource for people seeking assistance with a wide range of needs.

What 211 Offers-----

By calling 211 or visiting 211.org, individuals can access referrals and support for:

* **Basic Needs**: Food, shelter, clothing, and utility assistance.

* **Health Services**: Mental health support, substance abuse counseling, and healthcare access.

* **Financial Help**: Rent, mortgage, and utility bill assistance.

* **Employment Services**: Job training, resume help, and employment programs.

* **Disaster Relief**: Information and resources during emergencies.

* **Family Support**: Childcare, parenting programs, and support for seniors.

* **Legal Aid**: Assistance with legal issues and referrals to appropriate services.

These services are available in over 95% of U.S. communities, including all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico .

How It Works---

When you contact 211, trained community resource specialists listen to your needs and connect you with local services. The service is available via phone, text, online chat, and a mobile app, and operates in over 180 languages.

Local Access in Indiana ---

In Indiana, including Linton, you can reach your local 211 service by dialing **2-1-1** or visiting [Indiana 211]

(https://www.uwfcin.org/211). The service is available 24/7, offering assistance in areas such as housing, food, healthcare, and more .

For immediate assistance, dial **2-1-1** or visit www.211.org

Get help paying bills, finding food, and locating other resources near you. Call 211 now for confidential help from a caring expert.

06/03/2025

Greene County Commissioners Meeting 6/3/2025