Franklin County, Ohio is where Grove City is located. Grove City's first European settler Hugh Grant set up a farm nearby in Jackson Township in the early 1800s. He brought his family to live on the farm in 1805 He died in 1809, leaving his wife, Catherine to farm with the help of her children until 1836. William Foster Breck bought 15.5 acres from Grant's son, Hugh Grant, Jr. and in 1952, Breck and three other men platted Grove City. The area grew quickly, and in March of 186, Grove City was incorporated as a village. In the last days of the 19th century, the Grove City and Greenlawn Street Railway facilitated its maturation to an important bedroom community of Columbus, and despite the fact that the railway stopped running in the late 1920s, the population continued to grow. The village was incorporated as a city in November of 1959.
Regular Blogs
Presents medical facts such as whether to use heat or ice for various injuries, details about Vitamin D, healthy perspectives, and understanding various types of knee injuries. nAlso lays out how to prevent back pain and various types of diets.
http://buckeyepmrgrovecity.com/blog/
Local family dentist shares information about how to clean a baby's teeth, how alcohol affects oral health, the history of dentures, and how missing teeth can affect your health.
http://www.gcfamdent.com/blog/
The Grove City Area Convention & Visitors Bureau prepared this blog, which is chock full of items about things to do and see in Grove City there are articles about holiday festivities as well as craft beer, contests and paces to eat.
http://visitgrovecityoh.com/blog/
