Talk:Celina, Ohio

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Celina Kicks Ass - RDK99

Celina is making great strides in improvements in several ways. First they are taking steps to bringing in new businesses every day, including what is now one of the largest Wal-Mart Supercenters in the nation. Also, they are cleaning up the lakeshore area, including a planned boardwalk project among other cosmetic improvements to increase the already rising tourism in the area. Celina's Grand Lake, is the second largest manmade lake in the country, surpassed only by the Hoover Dam's reservoir. It's one of the best places in the state for recreational activities such as boating, hunting, fishing, etc. A large number of lake bars and other rural area bars make this a great place to have some weekend fun. The school system is on the rise, and the population is right around a perfect 12,000, with CAPT, Crown Equipment, and Reynolds and Reynolds, along with nearby Good Year and Honda factories running the job industry in the area.