Washington County Government will hold a sign dedication ceremony on Monday, July 28, at 1 p.m. at Sideling Hill Overlook. According to a community announcement, the site has recently reopened after significant renovations and now features upgraded picnic facilities.
The new sign was created through a partnership between Washington County Government and Washington County Public Schools, specifically Boonsboro High School’s Carpentry and Architectural Design Program. The project was led by teacher Mr. Young, with sophomore Aiden Gregg using digital design and CNC programming to bring the sign to life.
The county also collaborated with SignHere, a local business, to produce the custom George Washington logos displayed on the sign. This initiative highlights student innovation and the importance of community partnerships.
Washington County Government will hold a sign dedication ceremony on Monday, July 28, at 1 p.m. at Sideling Hill Overlook. The site has recently reopened after significant renovations and now features upgraded picnic facilities.
Washington County expresses gratitude to WCPS, Boonsboro High School, Aiden Gregg, and SignHere for their contributions. The project reflects the county’s commitment to enhancing public spaces through community engagement and education.
The event will take place at 2521 National Pike, Hancock. For more information, contact Washington County’s Public Relations and Marketing Department at pr@washco-md.net.
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