Luckey is the only incorporated village in Troy Township, Wood County, Ohio. The community was surveyed by Charles Roberts in 1820, and settled in the early 1830s, although some people were there as early as 1800. The community was named for Captain James B. Luckey, who built a sawmill and factory there in 1879. The village’s first postmaster was George Luckey. The community is said to have first been named Luckeyville, later shortened to Luckey.
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Associated with the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, the congregation meets at its facilities on Main Street. The congregation’s pastor is introduced, and a map shows the location of the church. A calendar of worship services, programs and upcoming events is published.
http://www.graceluckey.org/
The multi-day, annual event is held on the last weekend of September. The festival location is shown on a map, and a schedule of events, tractor pull rules and results, and an overview of scheduled activities are presented.
http://www.luckeyfallfestival.com/
Offering equine assisted therapy and learning services, the program and facility is located in Luckey, Ohio. A profile of the farm is presented, along with an overview of its programs, with testimonials, and contact data.
http://serenityfarm.org/
The township is a corporate and political body established to provide general governmental services, including cemetery maintenance, fire protection and emergency medical services. Township trustees, officials, and departmental heads are introduced.
http://www.troytownship.org/
Founded in 1831, Luckey is in the northwestern Ohio county of Wood. Its official web site features a history of the community, meeting schedules and minutes, village ordinances, tax information, and a guide to local churches. Tax forms may be downloaded from the site.
http://www.luckeyohio.org/
The congregation meets at its facilities on Park Drive in Luckey, Ohio. An overview of the Lutheran denomination and the local church are offered, along with a schedule of groups, ministries and events, leadership contacts, and directions to the church.
http://www.zionluckey.org/
