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The Local Grind 🌿 Herbalist/Owner/Creator
🌎 Return to your Roots with natural, herbal skincare products for everyday wellness.

Can't wait!!! 🎃🍂
10/07/2026

Can't wait!!! 🎃🍂

🎃 ONE WEEK, GRANVILLE!Next Sunday, The Local Grind is heading to the Granville Pumpkin Spice Festival, and I’ve been bus...
10/04/2026

🎃 ONE WEEK, GRANVILLE!

Next Sunday, The Local Grind is heading to the Granville Pumpkin Spice Festival, and I’ve been busy getting all the fall goodness ready for you.

I’ll be bringing seasonal favorites, handcrafted soaps, body care and plenty of cozy autumn self-care essentials. 🍂

Come spend the afternoon shopping 60+ local makers and small businesses, grab something delicious to eat/sip, listen to live music—and come say hi to me!

Sunday, October 11 | 12–6 PM
Raccoon Valley Park | Granville

Free admission

I’ll be sharing some peeks at what’s coming with me all week. 👀

What are you hoping I bring?

Find more info Made Local Ohio Events

Photography done by Amanda Mae Taylor (Granville local) 🫶

THANK YOU 🤎To everyone who came out to support us today at Stratford Ecological Center — we are so grateful!One of our f...
10/03/2026

THANK YOU 🤎

To everyone who came out to support us today at Stratford Ecological Center — we are so grateful!

One of our favorite things about being a small local business is getting to show up for the places that make our community so special. 🌿

A portion of today’s sales is going right back to Stratford Ecological Center to support the important work they do — connecting people with nature, sustainable agriculture, and the land around us.

So when you shopped with us today, you were supporting more than our little business. You were helping us give back, too. 🌱

Thank you for showing up, shopping local, and helping us support a place we’re so lucky to have in our community. 🤎

🍂Harvest Fair 2026🚜🐐🌾
Stratford Ecological Center

✨ I’ve been thinking a lot about resilience lately.I think sometimes we imagine resilience as being strong enough that t...
10/01/2026

✨ I’ve been thinking a lot about resilience lately.

I think sometimes we imagine resilience as being strong enough that the hard things don’t affect us. I’m starting to think it’s something different.

The beginning of almost anything is exciting. The end can be exciting too. But somewhere in the middle, things get hard.

And I think the middle is where resilience lives.

That’s where plans change. Costs go up. Fatigue sets in. Fear creeps in. You question why you committed in the first place, and sometimes you’re simply too tired to see clearly.

This season has given me plenty of opportunities to experience that middle. The amount of rain we’ve had has affected farmers, growers and market businesses all around me.

For The Local Grind, it’s meant lost sales, protecting products from moisture, wear and tear on my setup, unexpected expenses, changing plans—and the emotional exhaustion of doing it all again the next week.

Resilience doesn’t mean it hasn’t worn on me. It has.
But sometimes I need to step aside long enough to remember how far God has brought me—and look at everything that has grown along the way.

The knowledge. The friendships. The mentors. My family loading bins, helping with markets and praying for me. The familiar faces who stop by my booth. The customers who bring someone they love because they want to share their experience with them.

That’s when I remember that The Local Grind was never just about transactions.
It’s about community.

And maybe resilience isn’t standing perfectly still while the storm passes.
Maybe resilience is being willing to change without losing sight of why you started.

It’s showing up again. Creating and recreating. Pivoting when necessary. Accepting help. Learning from what didn’t work.
And growing your roots deeper into well-nurtured ground so you can continue reaching higher.

So yes, I’m tired of the rain. 😅 But I’m also incredibly thankful—for my family, this community, and everyone who continues to believe in what I’m building. 🫶

And strangely enough, I’m thankful to discover just how resilient these roots have become. 🤎

There is wisdom in changing. 🍂
Thanks for hanging in there with me along the way!

October is full of chances to shop The Local Grind in person! 🍂 Save these dates and come say hello:🌿 October 3: Harvest...
09/29/2026

October is full of chances to shop The Local Grind in person! 🍂 Save these dates and come say hello:

🌿 October 3: Harvest Fair at Stratford Ecological Center, Delaware · 10 AM–2 PM
🧺 October 10: Worthington Farmers Market · 8 AM–noon
🎃 October 11: Pumpkin Spice Festival at Raccoon Valley Park, Granville · 12 PM–6 PM
🧺 October 17: Worthington Farmers Market · 8 AM–noon

I’ll have handcrafted soaps, seasonal skin care, and autumn favorites with me. A portion of my sales at Stratford’s Harvest Fair will support Stratford Ecological Center. I hope to see you at one of these events! 🫶

Feeling honored to be attending this years Harvest Fair Stratford Ecological Center this Saturday! Come by and join the ...
09/28/2026

Feeling honored to be attending this years Harvest Fair Stratford Ecological Center this Saturday! Come by and join the fun activities they have planned 🚜🌾🐐🎣🍎🎶

Bring the whole family, we can't wait to see you there! 🌻🍂

Can't make it Saturday? I'll also be in Granville & Worthington next weekend. More details coming soon! 🎃

🍂 The story behind Harvest Glow 🍂When I began creating my autumn collection, I wanted to capture the warmth of the seaso...
09/25/2026

🍂 The story behind Harvest Glow 🍂

When I began creating my autumn collection, I wanted to capture the warmth of the season without artificial fragrance, color or shimmer—just nourishing oils, real botanicals and a naturally cozy aroma.

Harvest Glow begins with jojoba and sweet almond oils slowly infused with calendula petals, real organic vanilla bean and crushed cardamom. I finish the infusion with organic cedarwood and sweet orange essential oils, creating a subtle aroma that feels warm, earthy and gently uplifting.

From this one botanical infusion, I created two different ways to care for autumn skin:

🍂 Harvest Glow Body Oil
A lightweight daily moisturizer that helps soften and replenish dry skin without feeling overly greasy. Massage it into slightly damp skin after bathing to help hold in moisture.

🍂 Harvest Glow Sugar Scrub
Organic cane sugar gently buffs away dry, dull skin while the infused oils remain behind, leaving your skin feeling smooth, soft and moisturized—no additional body oil needed.

Choose the oil when your skin needs everyday moisture, or reach for the scrub when you want gentle exfoliation and moisture in one simple step.

No synthetic fragrance. No artificial color or shimmer. Just real plants, thoughtfully infused oils and simple ingredients chosen to care for your skin.

Harvest Glow Body Oil + Sugar Scrub
Nourishing • Grounding • Made in small batches

Shop our new Autumn Apothecary collection online 🍁
Worthington Farmers Market🌼
Stratford Ecological Center Harvest Fair Oct. 3rd🌻
The Original Ohio Made Holiday Market Granville Pumpkin Spice festival 🍂🎃

09/15/2026

🍂 WE’RE GEARING UP FOR HARVEST FAIR!
We’re stringing fishing poles, getting ready for corn shelling, preparing the farm, and putting the finishing touches on a fall day we can’t wait to share with you!
Join us Saturday, October 3 from 10 AM–2 PM for Harvest Fair at Stratford. It’s a day to celebrate the season, explore the farm, and enjoy some good old-fashioned fall fun with family and friends.

🚜 ACTIVITIES PLANNED
Wagon Rides
Fishing
Corn Shelling and Grinding
Animal Visits
Apple C***r Pressing
And more fun fall activities!

We’re also excited to welcome a wonderful group of community partners who will be joining us throughout the day. From local organizations and makers to food and drink vendors, they’re helping make Harvest Fair a special day for our whole community.

🧡 A BIG THANK-YOU TO OUR COMMUNITY PARTNERS
Beanbag Books
Cake Pop King
Caked By Amanda’s Cakery
Delaware County Board of Developmental Disabilities
Delaware County District Library
Delaware County Ohio Master Gardener Association
Delaware Brewing Company
GOAT LOCAL
Grounds For Celebration
Oh My Garling with Aidan Garling
One More Bite Bakery
Seminary Hill Farm
Simply Living
Stratford Herb Study Group
Stratford’s Apiary Team
Tanglewood Crafts
The Local Grind
Tortilla Street Food
Tri-Township Fire District

We’re so grateful to each of these organizations, businesses, vendors, and volunteer teams for bringing their time, talents, and enthusiasm to the farm.

🌾 WHAT TO WEAR & BRING
Dress for the weather and barnyard activities. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes that can get dirty – after all, that’s half the fun! Baby carriers are highly recommended over strollers for those with little legs that might get tired as strollers can be difficult to navigate across various terrains around the farm.

🍂 WALK-INS ARE WELCOME!
No pre-registration? No problem. Come join us!
Pre-registration helps us prepare for the day and makes check-in a little faster when you arrive, but walk-ins are always welcome.

Pre-register here: https://stratfordecologicalcenter.org/fall

We can’t wait to welcome you to the farm, celebrate the season, and enjoy a day of fall fun together! 🍎

**All New***🍂 AUTUMN APOTHECARY COLLECTION 🌻Available now online and Worthington Farmers Market Shop early - very limite...
09/12/2026

**All New***🍂 AUTUMN APOTHECARY COLLECTION 🌻

Available now online and Worthington Farmers Market

Shop early - very limited stock✨

🍂 Meet Autumn Grind—fall comfort, handcrafted into a bar.Grass-fed tallow, olive oil, shea butter, sweet almond oil, and...
09/11/2026

🍂 Meet Autumn Grind—fall comfort, handcrafted into a bar.

Grass-fed tallow, olive oil, shea butter, sweet almond oil, and real pumpkin purée create a rich, conditioning lather. Pumpkin naturally contains skin-loving beta-carotene and vitamins C and E, while ground mushroom coffee Four Sigmatic gently exfoliates and polishes.

Made with local Honeyrun Farm Fall-Harvest honey, whose natural sugars help produce a beautifully bubbly lather and add to the bar’s smooth, luxurious feel. Orange, cinnamon, clove, and patchouli essential oils complete it with a warm, earthy autumn aroma.

Best suited for normal, dry, or rough body skin—and anyone who loves gentle exfoliation with cozy fall character. Those with very sensitive skin or nut allergies should review the ingredients and patch-test before use.

Available this weekend Worthington Farmers Market
8am-Noon

🌧️ 😅Or skip the rain and shop online @ www.thelocalgrindoh.com

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