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Pickaway County Autism Summit at Ohio Christian University in Circleville featuring keynote speaker Jordyn Zimmerman and community resource fair.

Pickaway County Autism Summit at Ohio Christian University Brings National Speaker to Circleville

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Families, educators, and community members are invited to attend the Pickaway County Autism Summit on Saturday, April 11, 2026 at the Ohio Christian University Maxwell Center in Circleville, Ohio. The event focuses on understanding behavior, supporting learners, and connecting families with helpful resources available in Pickaway County and throughout the region.

The morning begins with a Resource Fair at 8:00 a.m., followed by the keynote presentation at 9:00 a.m. and breakout sessions beginning at 10:10 a.m. The summit offers an opportunity for families, educators, and professionals to gather, learn from one another, and explore practical strategies for supporting individuals with autism.

The Pickaway County Autism Summit is a collaborative effort organized by the Pickaway County Board of Developmental Disabilities (PCDD) in partnership with local school districts and community partners. Together, these organizations are working to provide resources, education, and support for individuals with autism and their families across Pickaway County.

Keynote Speaker Jordyn Zimmerman

The summit will feature keynote speaker Jordyn Zimmerman, an educator and disability advocate known for her work advancing communication access and inclusive learning environments.

Diagnosed as autistic at a young age, Zimmerman did not gain access to augmentative communication until she was 18. That experience now fuels her advocacy and her work helping educators and communities rethink how communication tools and accessibility supports can empower all learners.

Zimmerman has delivered presentations and keynote addresses around the world and serves as Board Chair of the national nonprofit CommunicationFIRST. Her insights on autism and accessibility have been featured in publications including The Boston Globe and The New York Times. She was also named to the 2025 Forbes Accessibility 100 List as a leading accessibility innovator.

Connecting Families with Resources

In addition to the keynote presentation and breakout sessions, the Resource Fair will connect families and educators with organizations offering programs, services, and support for individuals with autism. These conversations help strengthen the network of support available in Pickaway County and give families a chance to learn about resources close to home.

Events like the Pickaway County Autism Summit bring together educators, service providers, and families while highlighting the importance of inclusive learning environments and accessible communication for all.

Event Details

Pickaway County Autism Summit
April 11, 2026

Ohio Christian University – Maxwell Center
1476 Lancaster Pike
Circleville, Ohio 43113

Schedule

8:00 a.m. – Resource Fair
9:00 a.m. – Keynote Speaker
10:10 a.m. – Breakout Sessions

Register here:
https://forms.office.com/r/q4N3zTqyi1

To explore more community events happening throughout the area, visit the Pickaway County Visitors Bureau event calendar at Pickaway.com.

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Zwicker House: Live Music, Brunch & Event Venue in Downtown Circleville

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Located at 115 E. Main Street in downtown Circleville, Zwicker House is one of Pickaway County’s most active gathering spaces for dining, live entertainment, and private events.

Owners Stephanie and Hunter opened Zwicker House with a clear vision: create a place where great food, craft drinks, and consistent entertainment bring energy to downtown Circleville. Throughout the week, guests can expect live music, themed brunches, trivia nights, comedy, open mic events, line dancing, yoga, and community benefits.

If you’re planning a night out, browse our Pickaway County event calendar to see upcoming performances and special events happening throughout the county.

Live Music & Weekly Events in Circleville

Zwicker House has become a go-to destination for live music in downtown Circleville. Visitors from across Central Ohio often combine dinner at Zwicker with a weekend getaway in Pickaway County.

Private Event Space & Wedding Venue in Circleville, Ohio

In addition to dining and entertainment, Zwicker House offers one of the largest private event venues in downtown Circleville.

The second-floor Event Space accommodates:

  • Up to 200 guests in lecture seating

  • Up to 130 guests for seated dining

  • Up to 250 guests for weddings

The venue includes:

  • Private dressing room

  • Men’s and women’s restrooms

  • Round and rectangular tables

  • White resin chairs

Wedding packages range from self-managed options to all-inclusive experiences with venue coordinators. A honeymoon package even includes a three-night cabin stay in nearby Hocking Hills.

Looking for additional wedding and event venues in Pickaway County? Explore more options here.

For bookings, call 740-497-4400 or email zwickerhouse115@gmail.com.

Rooted in Downtown Circleville

As lifelong members of the Pickaway County community, Stephanie and Hunter see Zwicker House as more than a business. By supporting local organizations and hosting events that keep people gathering downtown, they’ve helped strengthen Circleville’s social scene.

Planning a visit? Pair dinner at Zwicker House with shopping and coffee stops in Downtown Circleville.

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The Coffee Trail Crawl Is Brewing

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If you’ve started the Pickaway Coffee Trail (or have been meaning to), now’s a great time to wrap it up.

From February 6–14, we’re hosting a Coffee Trail Crawl — a short, two-week push that gives participants a fun reason to finish checking in at local coffee shops during the winter season.

What’s the Coffee Trail Crawl?

The Coffee Trail itself is ongoing and can be completed anytime. The crawl is simply a limited-time window that adds a small incentive for those who finish the trail during these dates.

If you complete the Coffee Trail between February 6–14, you’ll be directed in the app to a designated prize location to receive a crawl-exclusive thank-you item, while supplies last.

How It Works

  • Visit participating Coffee Trail locations

  • Check in through the app as you go

  • Complete the trail during the crawl dates

  • Follow in-app directions to a designated prize location

That’s it — no rush, no pressure.

Not Finished by February 14?

No problem at all. The Coffee Trail continues beyond the crawl, and you’re welcome to keep visiting and checking in at your own pace. Just note that crawl-exclusive prizes are only available during the two-week crawl window.

Whether you’re grabbing a weekend coffee, trying a new spot, or finishing what you started, the Coffee Trail Crawl is an easy way to sip local and explore Pickaway County this winter.

Start your journey here!

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Top 5 Galentine’s Day Things to Do in Pickaway County

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Galentine’s Day is all about celebrating friendship, fun, and making memories with your favorite people. Whether you’re planning a full girls’ day or just looking for one special outing, Pickaway County offers plenty of ways to celebrate locally.

Here are five Galentine’s Day ideas in Pickaway County that pair perfectly with coffee, cocktails, shopping, and creativity.

1. Sip Your Way Through the Pickaway Coffee Trail

Kick off Galentine’s Day with caffeine and conversation. The Pickaway Coffee Trail is the perfect excuse to grab your friends, try seasonal drinks, and explore locally owned coffee shops throughout the county. Make it a mini crawl, snap photos along the way, and warm up with your favorite lattes while catching up.

2. Love Local Shop Hop in Downtown Circleville (February 14)

Celebrate Galentine’s Day while supporting small businesses during the Love Local Shop Hop in downtown Circleville on February 14. Stroll between participating shops, enjoy special promotions, and find thoughtful gifts, accessories, or treats for yourself and your friends.

Shopping together turns into an experience—and there’s no pressure to rush.

3. Eat, Sip & Gab with the Girls

No Galentine’s Day is complete without food and drinks. Pickaway County has great spots for lingering conversations and shared plates, including:

  • Brunch or dinner at Jackie Ray’s Grill

  • Cocktails and conversation at Watt Street Tavern

  • A great dinner at Black Diamond Steakhouse

  • Margaritas, chips, and nonstop chatting at one of Pickaway County’s local Mexican restaurants

These spots are perfect for slowing down and enjoying time together.

4. Tour, Taste & Take Something Home

Turn Galentine’s Day into a memorable outing with a tasting experience or a thoughtful take-home gift.

  • M & O Spirits offers scheduled tours and tastings, making it a fun and elevated group experience

  • Shop craft brews and unique finds at Bierwin

  • Pick out a bottle, plant, or gift at Rhoads Garden Center to bring home or share with friends

It’s Galentine’s Day gifting—with a Pickaway County twist.

5. Make Memories with a Class, Workshop, or Walk

Experiences make the best memories. Consider planning something hands-on or relaxing together:

  • Attend a class or workshop at Rhoads Garden Center

  • Book a candle-making class with Farm Market Creations

  • Schedule a creative workshop with Twisted Willow

  • Paint pottery at Inspirations Ceramics

  • Or bundle up for a winter walk or attend a park event to wrap up the day

Plan a Pickaway County Galentine’s Day

From coffee crawls and shopping hops to tours, tastings, and creative experiences, Galentine’s Day in Pickaway County is all about celebrating friendship—local style.

Planning tip: Check the community calendar on Pickaway.com or the Discover Pickaway app for events, classes, and special happenings around February 14.

Uniquely Yours Circleville

Uniquely Yours: Where Getting Dressed Is Part of the Fun in Downtown Circleville

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When visiting Circleville, exploring downtown shops is part of the experience—and Uniquely Yours has been delighting shoppers and visitors alike since 2004.

What began as a prom and bridal boutique has grown into a full-service, family-owned shop offering prom and bridal gowns, tuxedo rentals, dress preservation, casual apparel, and a curated selection of gifts. While formalwear remains a core part of the business, today Uniquely Yours is all about celebrating milestones, embracing individuality, and—most of all—having fun.

A Welcoming Boutique for Every Occasion

Owner Pam Kerns opened Uniquely Yours after recognizing a need for a place where people could shop without pressure and feel genuinely supported. That philosophy still guides the experience today.

“We work with any budget,” Pam shares. “Our goal is to help each person feel confident, comfortable, and excited about what they’re wearing.”

That approach makes Uniquely Yours a great stop for visitors planning special events—or travelers who simply enjoy discovering locally owned boutiques with personality.

Family-Owned with a Heart for Community

Uniquely Yours is a true family business. Pam’s daughter, Candy Robinette, works alongside her and brings the same enthusiasm and care to every fitting.

“I love helping people find the perfect dress,” Candy says. “Every customer deserves to feel special.”

And if you stop in at the right time, you may even see a granddaughter or two lending a hand—adding to the warm, welcoming feel that sets this shop apart.

Fun Fashion, On Screen and In Store

Visitors often discover Uniquely Yours through its fun and engaging social media presence, where the shop shares new arrivals, behind-the-scenes moments, and fitting-room celebrations. That joyful energy carries straight into the store, making the shopping experience memorable and relaxed.

It’s not about perfection—it’s about enjoying the moment, celebrating life’s milestones, and having a little fun along the way.

A Downtown Circleville Must-Stop

Located at 122 North Court Street, Uniquely Yours fits perfectly into a day of downtown Circleville exploring. Pair your visit with local dining, seasonal events, or a stroll through the historic district for a full Pickaway County experience.

Open seven days a week, Uniquely Yours welcomes visitors and locals alike with friendly service, personalized attention, and a reminder that shopping should be fun.

Pickaway Coffee Trail

Sip Your Way Through Pickaway County on the 2026 Pickaway Coffee Trail

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Discover Pickaway County one coffee stop at a time. The 2026 Pickaway Coffee Trail invites residents and visitors to explore local coffee shops across the county while enjoying great drinks, welcoming spaces, and the communities that give each stop its character.

Designed as a self-guided experience, the Coffee Trail lets you travel at your own pace. Whether you’re planning a dedicated coffee day, adding a stop to your weekend errands, or meeting a friend downtown, each visit becomes part of a bigger journey through Pickaway County.

How the Pickaway Coffee Trail Works

Getting started is simple. Participants join the trail digitally and check in at each participating location by scanning a QR code at the point of purchase. There’s no paper passport to keep track of, and you can complete the trail over time during regular business hours.

Once all required check-ins are completed, participants earn a Coffee Trail completion prize, with additional bonus prizes awarded through a drawing at the end of the trail.

Participating Coffee Trail Locations

The 2026 Pickaway Coffee Trail features seven locally loved stops across the county:

  • Rost Coffee in Circleville

  • Pick’em Up Joe Coffee Co. in Commercial Point

  • River’s Coffee House in Ashville

  • Lisa’s Sweet Shoppe in Ashville

  • KoffeeGeeks in Circleville

  • JoyHouse Coffee in Circleville

  • Scioto Valley Coffee in Circleville

Each location brings its own flavor, atmosphere, and sense of place, making the trail as much about the experience as the coffee itself.

Make a Day of It in Pickaway County

The Coffee Trail is also a great excuse to explore more of Pickaway County along the way. Pair your coffee stops with local shopping, dining, parks, and seasonal events, or discover a new part of the county you haven’t visited in a while.

For ideas on what to see and do near each stop, participants are encouraged to download the Explore Pickaway app, which highlights local attractions, upcoming events, and places to eat throughout the county.

Supported by the Community

The Pickaway Coffee Trail is made possible through the support of participating businesses and community sponsors, including The Savings Bank, Coughlin Automotive, and Hummel & Plum Insurance Agency, and is presented by the Pickaway County Visitors Bureau.

Ready to Start Your Coffee Journey?

Whether you’re a dedicated coffee lover or simply looking for a fun way to explore Pickaway County, the 2026 Pickaway Coffee Trail offers a relaxed, flavorful way to experience the community.

Join the 2026 Pickaway Coffee Trail and start exploring local coffee shops across Pickaway County:
https://pickaway.brightrtravel.com/s/passport/pickaway-coffee-trail

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Watt Street Tavern in Circleville, Ohio: A Local Favorite Worth the Visit

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If you are searching for a place to eat in Circleville, Ohio that locals genuinely love, Watt Street Tavern should be high on your list.

Since opening in 2015, Watt Street Tavern has earned its reputation as a go-to restaurant for good food, friendly service, and a welcoming atmosphere. It is the kind of place people recommend because they actually go there themselves.

Comfort Food with an Elevated Touch

Watt Street Tavern’s menu strikes a balance between familiar and thoughtfully prepared. Guests will find burgers, pizza, pasta, salads, subs, and a kids menu, along with rotating weekly specials that keep regulars coming back.

Prime rib is a longtime favorite and one of the most talked-about specials in the community. Combined with weekday happy hour specials, the menu works just as well for a casual weeknight dinner as it does for meeting friends after work.

Chef Rodney Fisher has been part of Watt Street Tavern for years and brings both consistency and care to the kitchen. Locally known for his commitment to quality and community, he helps turn everyday dishes into meals people look forward to.

Craft Beer, Cocktails, and Seasonal Favorites

Watt Street Tavern offers a strong craft beer selection along with cocktails and seasonal drinks. During the Circleville Pumpkin Show, the restaurant becomes a popular stop for both locals and visitors.

Pumpkin martinis have become a Pumpkin Show tradition for many guests and are a fun way to take a break from the busy downtown atmosphere while still being part of the celebration.

Patio Dining and Entertainment Without the Noise

During the summer months, the outdoor patio is a favorite feature and a great place to enjoy dinner or drinks. Watt Street Tavern also offers seasonal live music and karaoke, but it remains a restaurant first.

This is a place where you can still have a conversation, enjoy your meal, and settle in for the evening rather than feeling rushed out.

A Great Choice for Parties and Group Events

Watt Street Tavern is also known for its private party room, located in the back of the restaurant. It is a popular option for:

  • Bridal and baby showers

  • Work events and meetings

  • Birthday celebrations

  • Large group dinners

The space feels relaxed and welcoming, making it ideal for both special occasions and casual gatherings.

Friendly Staff and a Strong Community Connection

One of the reasons people return to Watt Street Tavern is the staff. Guests often mention the kind service and the familiar faces that make the restaurant feel comfortable and welcoming.

Whenever possible, Watt Street Tavern also gives back to the Circleville community, supporting local efforts and staying connected to the people who support them.

Easy to Find and Easy to Enjoy

Watt Street Tavern is located at 115 Watt Street in Circleville and offers street parking along with a nearby parking lot. The restaurant is handicap accessible and family friendly, with kids always welcome.

Whether you are planning a bridal shower, watching an Ohio State football game, or simply deciding where to eat tonight, Watt Street Tavern fits a wide range of occasions.

Why People Keep Coming Back

Watt Street Tavern is not just another restaurant in Circleville. It is a place where people gather, relax, and feel at home. With quality food, welcoming service, and a strong connection to the community, it continues to be a favorite for locals and visitors alike.

If you are looking for a reliable, welcoming place to eat in Circleville, Watt Street Tavern is worth the visit.

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A solid craft beer selection and friendly service are part of what makes Watt Street Tavern a go-to restaurant and bar in downtown Circleville.

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Gift Local Flavor or Plan a Distillery Tour in Ashville, Ohio

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Looking for a gift that feels thoughtful, local, and memorable? Or planning a unique experience to enjoy with friends? M&O Spirits in Ashville, Ohio offers both — from award-winning craft spirits to behind-the-scenes distillery tours.

Founded by longtime friends Doug McLaughlin and Mike Orozco, M&O Spirits is an award-winning craft distillery built on grit, patience, and a passion for doing things the right way. What began as a basement experiment has grown into a celebrated Ohio distilling story — and visitors are invited to be part of it.

A Gift with a Story

Bottles from M&O Spirits make meaningful gifts for holidays, birthdays, or special occasions. Crafted using Ohio-grown grains and aged in charred white-oak barrels, each bottle reflects local pride and small-batch craftsmanship rooted in Pickaway County.

For the full experience, visitors are encouraged to stop by the distillery in Ashville, where tours and on-site purchases are available. M&O Spirits products are also available at select area liquor agencies, including the Pickaway County Short Stop, making it easy to gift local flavor close to home.

Go Behind the Scenes

M&O Spirits offers guided distillery tours where guests can learn about the distilling process, hear the story behind the brand, and sample spirits straight from the barrel. Tours conclude with the opportunity to purchase bottles on site — perfect for pairing an experience with a great gift.

Visit or Sip Local

Whether you’re gifting a bottle, planning a tour, or discovering a new favorite Ohio spirit, M&O Spirits is a standout example of local flavor done right.

📍 M&O Spirits
65 W. Main St, Ashville, Ohio
Tours and on-site sales available
Learn more or book a tour at mospirits.com

Goodwins Circleville

A Circleville Tradition: Inside the Story of Goodwin’s Family Restaurant

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For more than 45 years, Goodwin’s Family Restaurant has been a gathering place for locals, visitors, and generations of families in Circleville. As one of the few remaining classic family restaurants in Pickaway County, Goodwin’s continues to offer the warmth, comfort, and consistency that make small-town dining so special.

Whether you’re craving all-day breakfast, a homestyle dinner, or a hot cup of coffee, Goodwin’s is a go-to stop for anyone exploring Circleville.

A Local Favorite Since 1979

Goodwin’s first opened in 1979 under founder Art Goodwin. Lori Pontious — now the owner — was there on opening day. She worked as a waitress in the early years, moved away for a short time, and returned in 1986 to step into a management role. In 2019, she officially took ownership of the restaurant.

Owning the business wasn’t something she planned for, but it became an easy “yes” when she considered the staff, the customers, and the legacy of Goodwin’s.

“People who’d been here for years didn’t know what would happen if I didn’t do it,” Lori shared. “I’m not sad that I did — it all turned out good.”

Her steady leadership carried Goodwin’s through major challenges, including navigating pandemic shutdowns and transitioning to takeout service until indoor dining resumed.

What to Expect When You Visit Goodwin’s

Goodwin’s is known for familiar comfort food, quick service, and a welcoming, community-focused atmosphere. Generations of families return again and again, often choosing the same dishes they grew up enjoying.

Customer Favorites

  • All-day breakfast, especially the well-loved Western omelet

  • Country fried steak with gravy

  • Hand-breaded chicken tenders

  • Roasted and fried chicken dinners

  • Homemade desserts, including their signature cream puffs

The restaurant employs around 25–30 staff members, making it an important contributor to local jobs and the broader tourism economy in Pickaway County.

A Community Gathering Place

Goodwin’s draws a wide mix of customers — long-time regulars, large family groups on weekends, and visitors looking for authentic local dining in Circleville. Many guests have been coming for decades, bringing their children and grandchildren to carry on the tradition.

One detail that speaks to the steady flow of guests: Goodwin’s brews an impressive amount of coffee each week (almost 1800 cups per week!). Their team is constantly on the move pouring refills for guests who enjoy settling in for conversation and a warm meal.

Lori says the reason people return again and again is simple:

“People want the experience. They know what they’re going to get. We’re consistent.”

Fresh Updates, Familiar Feel

While the restaurant remains rooted in tradition, it continues to evolve. Goodwin’s has refreshed its interior with new paint, and new booths are arriving at the start of the year, giving the space an updated feel without losing its classic character.

How to Visit Goodwin’s

Goodwin’s offers dine-in service, carryout, and a convenient pickup window behind the building.

Hours

  • Tuesday–Sunday: 7:00 AM–8:00 PM

  • Monday: Closed

  • Breakfast served all day

Goodwin’s does not partner with delivery services — most customers prefer the friendly, familiar in-person experience that has defined the restaurant for more than 40 years.

Explore More Local Dining in Pickaway County

Goodwin’s is one of many beloved eateries that make Circleville and Pickaway County a welcoming destination. From family restaurants to cozy cafés and seasonal favorites, there’s always something delicious to discover.

Plan your visit and explore more dining options at Pickaway.com.

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Winter Driving Tips for Pickaway County: Stay Safe on the Road This Season

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Winter weather is part of life in Ohio, and whether you’re commuting, heading to a Pickaway County event, or planning holiday travel, it’s important to prepare your vehicle for winter conditions. With guidance from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and support from our partners at Coughlin Automotive of Circleville, here’s how to stay safe on the road all season long.

Winter Car Maintenance: What to Check Before Temperatures Drop

A well-maintained vehicle is essential for winter driving in Ohio. NHTSA highlights several important steps every driver should take:

1. Check Your Battery Strength

Cold temperatures reduce battery power. Have your battery tested—especially if it’s older.

2. Inspect Tires or Consider Winter Tires

Good tire tread is crucial for safe traction on snow and ice.

3. Test Wipers, Defrosters, and Lights

Clear visibility is important during snowstorms and early sunsets.

4. Top Off Antifreeze and Washer Fluid

Use winter-grade washer fluid to prevent frozen nozzles.

If you need help with a seasonal inspection, tire replacement, or general maintenance, Coughlin Automotive’s Circleville service teams can help you get winter-ready.

Pack a Winter Emergency Kit for Your Vehicle

NHTSA recommends keeping a winter car kit in your trunk, especially for longer trips across Central Ohio. Include:

  • Ice scraper + snow brush

  • Blankets and warm clothing

  • Jumper cables

  • First-aid kit

  • Flashlight

  • Phone charger

  • Bottled water + snacks

This is especially helpful when traveling to winter events, local parks, holiday markets, or snowy scenic areas in Pickaway County.

Winter Driving Techniques for Safer Travel in Ohio

Driving slowly and staying alert can prevent most winter road incidents. NHTSA’s safe winter driving guidelines include:

  • Reduce speed significantly on snowy or icy roads

  • Increase following distance to 8–10 seconds

  • Avoid cruise control in slippery conditions

  • Brake gently to avoid skidding

Whether you’re visiting downtown Circleville, heading to Chillicothe or Columbus, or exploring our county’s winter trails, these tips help you travel safely.

Shopping for a Winter-Ready Vehicle? Coughlin Automotive Has Options for Every Driver

Whether you need an AWD SUV, a dependable used car, or a family-sized vehicle for winter travel, Coughlin Automotive offers a full selection of new and pre-owned choices at one convenient Circleville location.

Coughlin Ford of Circleville – Used Cars, Trucks & SUVs

Coughlin Ford offers:

  • Used cars, trucks, and SUVs

  • Certified pre-owned options

  • AutoCheck vehicle history reports

  • Online payment calculator

  • Service department for winter prep

Coughlin Chevrolet Buick GMC of Circleville

Right next door under the same roof, you’ll find:

  • New Chevrolet, Buick, GMC, and Cadillac inventory

  • Experienced financing support

  • A team made up of local community members

Coughlin also supports community events like the Circleville Pumpkin Show and various local school initiatives.

Schedule Your Winter Service at Coughlin Automotive

Winter is a great time to make sure your vehicle is ready for the road. Whether it’s a battery test, new tires, an oil change, or a full winter inspection, Coughlin’s service departments in Circleville can help.

Call Now: 833-268-4454 (833-COUGHLIN)
One number connects you to the full Coughlin Automotive team for service scheduling, inventory questions, and assistance.

Visit Coughlin Automotive in Circleville

Both Circleville dealerships share the same convenient location:

24001 US-23, Circleville, OH 43113

Stop in, explore the lot, or schedule your service appointment to prepare for safe winter driving.

Enjoy Winter in Pickaway County — Safely

Whether you’re exploring local parks, shopping downtown, or visiting seasonal events, safe winter driving ensures you can enjoy everything Pickaway County has to offer. With preparation—and help from Coughlin Automotive—you’ll be ready for the road.

Thank you to Coughlin Automotive for supporting safe winter travel in Pickaway County.

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