On December 9, 2016, the ribbon was cut and another section of Athen’s bikeway trail was opened for use — the Columbus Road Bikeway Spur. Righter is proud to be the contractor for this project which includes a 240-foot single span bridge across the Hocking River.
I am proud to announce that we have reached another milestone in the history of our company. Earlier this year marked our 40th year in business.
What began as a small operation in a Clintonville basement is now a well-established contractor in Central Ohio. Our company has many achievements and accomplishments, with many notable projects completed in Columbus and around the state. We wish to thank our clients, vendors and stakeholders for their support. Also, without the support of our excellent Righter team, our success would never have been possible. Each employee plays a very important role in the success of our company. It is their enthusiasm, support and dedication that have brought us this far. Righter shall forever remain indebted to the contributions of its employees – past and present! –Bradley R. Nadolson, President
Along with the usual Der Dutchman fare, cornhole, bingo, safety incentives and years of service awards, Righter employees had the opportunity to participate in an Ugly Sweater Contest! Our truck driver, Mike, took home the grand prize wearing a Christmas tree tiara and a heavily decorated red sweatshirt complete with miniature lights! 
Righter is proud to be affiliated with the BX and excited to be a part of this event!
http://www.bx.org/bxnews/Weekly%20Articles/2016Articles/11-21-2016/AnnualMeeting-WrapUp11212016.html
Read the article to find out:
– Why covered bridges are important
– Why it takes special knowledge and experience to work on covered bridges
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2016/11/prweb13863943.htm#
Another link in the Ohio to Erie Trail is complete. The Galena Brick Trail includes a 145′ long railroad bridge high over Little Walnut Creek that features scenic views. The 1/2 mile trail starts at Dustin Road and ends at Holmes Street and sits on the old Penn Central Railroad bed. Righter is proud to have been the General Contractor on this project.
