“Our city has faced moments of adversity this past year, but we’ve also seen tremendous resilience and progress,” she said. “The State of the City is not only a time to reflect on what we have achieved together, but also to look ahead with optimism and determination as we continue to build a stronger Middletown.”
Middletown City Schools leaders will also deliver an update
There were be pre-event music by Edde Osbourne and a showcase by Middletown High School’s Purple Pizzazz Show Choir. The Armbruster Memorial Award will be presented, which honors outstanding contributions to the community.
Communications Manager Clayton Castle will emcee the event.
The State of the City is slated for 6-8 p.m. at the Event Center of Middletown, 3907 Central Ave. It is free and open to the public. Light snacks and refreshments will be available.
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