Sunday, November 20, 2011 marked an important milestone in the life of Lawrenceville Church of God. After many years of prayer and planning, construction is now complete on their  new house of worship. Pastor Cain led the congregation in morning worship services, followed by a church lunch and dedication service. While the physical church building is only a mere structure of metal, wood and brick, it will provide the congregation a vehicle to bring many lives to Christ over the years to come.

The 18,000 sf facility sits on nearly 25 acres at the corner of Ohio S.R. 41 and Fox Hollow Road north of Springfield, just a mile and a half south of it’s previous location within the community of Lawrenceville. It has sanctuary seating for 300 and a control mezzanine for audio/visual controls, and the banquet and recreation area is approximately 4,100 sf, allowing the church plenty of space for it’s growing congregation. This expansion includes accessible classrooms, administrative offices and a kitchen all on one level.

Kapp Construction conducted value engineering prior to construction and suggested metal building design adjustments as well as electrical and mechanical redesigns, saving Lawrenceville Church of God nearly $500,000.The facility is constructed of concrete, pre-engineered metal building and masonry.

Kapp Construction - headquartered in Springfield, Ohio - designs, builds, renovates and provides maintenance support with cost-effective solutions customized to meet each client's unique needs. Kapp is family-owned and -operated and provides services for industrial, educational, commercial, housing, medical, religious and non-profit institutions. Kapp has appeared on the Inc. 500 Fastest Growing Companies in America list and has been the recipient of numerous Building Design and Excellence in Design awards from American Building and the Associated Builders and Contractors, along with several prestigious regional awards. In 2010, Kapp Construction celebrated 25 years in business.

Kapp Construction is proud to be a sponsor of the Clark State Country Artist Series, presenting Lee Ann Womack on Saturday, October 15th. Tickets are on sale now! Contact the ticket office at www.pac.clarkstate.edu or (937)328-3874.

Kapp Construction just completed a new state-of-the-art facility to protect and service the buses that safeguard our community's most precious cargo. The garage, located at 1800 Columbus Road, was constructed in partnership with Kapp Construction, McCall Sharp Architecture and the Community Improvement Corporation of Springfield and Clark County, the nonprofit arm of the Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce.

This morning marks the beginning of an exciting chapter for the Rocking Horse Center as they start the process to expand their operations with a new permanent facility. For nearly a year, the Rocking Horse Center has been working out of a modular in addition to their current facility on South Limestone to keep up with the ever-­‐growing needs of the community.

On Sunday, July 31, the congregation of Maiden Lane Enon Church of God joined together for their first worship service in their new family activity center. The dedication service was held after an open house, picnic and ceremonial ribbon cutting.

On April 8th, 2011, local community members and leaders came together to celebrate the groundbreaking of the Richwood Banking Company's Delaware branch. The groundbreaking ceremony marked a new chapter for Richwood Bank, as the new facility, located just west of the downtown corridor, will serve as a tool to better serve the Delaware area community.