
Radnor will celebrate Memorial Day with its annual Memorial Day Parade and Ceremony. Breakfast will be provided at Radnor Congregational United Church of Christ, 4407 State Route 203, beginning at 8:00 a.m. The parade steps off at 10:00 a.m. from Grace Community Fellowship Church, located at 4050 Radnor Rd. Arrive at 9:30 a.m. to participate in parade, no registration is necessary. Following the parade, there will be a ceremony at the cemetery which will feature this year's speaker, Frank Hickman II. Frank is a 1965 graduate of Buckeye Valley H.S., a U.S. Army veteran, and in 2019 was named Delaware County's "Citizen of the Year." In addition, the program will include the BV Alumni Band, a flag presentation by Boy Scout Troop 284, and a fly over by vintage WWII bi-planes, owned by Richard Packer. Additionally, the Radnor Township Fire Department will host a drive-thru hog roast ($8.00 per plate) after the parade and ceremony at 4061 State Route 203.
The Radnor Township Community Center is NOW OPEN. Township residents may contact Randy Butts for rental reservation.
UPDATE: Effective March 1, 2022 The Radnor Township Board of Trustees will meet twice a month. Monthly regular meetings will be held on the second Monday at 6:30PM and the fourth Monday at 7:00PM. All meetings are held at the Radnor Community Center, 4061 State Route 203.
Radnor Township
Delaware County, Ohio
4061 State Route 203
Radnor, Ohio 43066
Phone: 740-595-3623
Fax: 740-595-3338
Welcome to the home page of Radnor Township located in Delaware County, Ohio.
This website is provided as a service to our residents.
Radnor Township is located in northern Delaware County and has a population of over 1400 citizens. Founded prior to 1800 by Welsh immigrants, the township’s heritage can still be identified today more than 200 years later. Agriculture still plays a prominent role in the day to day lives of many residents today as it did the founding fathers.
The township operates a 25 man volunteer fire department, www.radnorfire.org. In addition, the township maintains over 28 miles of roads as well as two cemeteries, one active and one inactive.
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