NEW HOLLAND, Ohio — The New Holland Police Department is selling homemade chicken noodle dinners Saturday to raise money for a holiday program that provides Christmas gifts to local children.
The dinner will be served from noon to 5 p.m. Nov. 14 at 43 E. Front St., the department said in a Facebook post. A full dinner with mashed potatoes costs $10, and a dinner without mashed potatoes costs $8.
Twenty percent of the dinner sales will go toward New Holland Cops for Christmas, a department-run effort to help children in the community have gifts for the holiday, according to the post.
New Holland straddles the Fayette and Pickaway county lines, with its police department based on the Fayette County side of the village. The department is led by Chief Jason Lawless, who returned to the post in 2022 after previously serving as chief before resigning in 2018.
Lawless has worked to expand community outreach in recent months, including a Cops and Kids fishing tournament the department hosted at New Holland Park in September.
The information contained in this story was obtained from the New Holland Police Department.
