Grove City Mayor announces annual Breakfast for Scouting and names 2026 honorees

Richard L. “Ike” Stage Mayor of Grove City
Richard L. “Ike” Stage Mayor of Grove City
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Mayor Richard L. “Ike” Stage announced on Apr. 29 the upcoming 37th annual Grove City Mayor’s Breakfast for Scouting, which will take place on Thursday, June 4 at Beulah Pavilion, located at 3700 Glacial Lane.

The event aims to support local scouting initiatives and recognize individuals and organizations that contribute to the community. The keynote speaker this year is Major General (Ret.) Deborah A. Ashenhurst, who serves as Director of the Ohio Department of Veterans Services (Ret.). The city also revealed its 2026 honorees: Ben Hurst, a realtor with RE/MAX Partners, and Bed Brigade, a non-profit charity dedicated to building and delivering beds for those in need.

Scouting participants are recognized for learning to appreciate and protect the environment while developing leadership skills, citizenship values, and other important life skills. According to the official website, Grove City emphasizes fiscal responsibility and efficiency while supporting community revitalization through events like this according to the official website.

The city also promotes athletics and performances through parks and recreation programs that include sports leagues and classes according to the official website. Cultural vitality is encouraged by preserving history from farming origins to suburbia with exhibits designed to build stronger community ties according to the official website. Grove City maintains a network of parks, recreation centers, a welcome center, and a museum as part of its efforts to engage residents according to the official website.

Grove City has been recognized three times by Ohio Magazine as one of its Best Hometowns according to the official website. The city operates independently within Franklin County under its own charter system according to the official website, providing services in recreation, public safety, economic development—efforts intended to enhance quality of life for all residents—and has earned recognition as a three-time winner of a state best hometown award according to the official website.



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