From WOOD COUNTY PARK DISTRICT
The Wood County Park District is pleased to announce that Chase Fleece has been named Carter Historic Farm Coordinator.
The Historic Farm Coordinator oversees all activities at Carter Historic Farm, including farming operations, programming and events, animal care, and overall maintenance of the site.
“Chase has been with the park district in a few roles at Carter Historic Farm,” said Park District Executive Director Chris Smalley.
“He has exceptional depth of knowledge and much practical, hands-on agriculture experience,” he added. “We are looking forward to good, innovative activities under Chase’s leadership.”
Fleece graduated with a Master of Arts degree from Bowling Green State University in May 2025, and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in history and a minor in political science, also from BGSU. He previously served Carter Historic Farm as the historic farm intern and, most recently, as the historic agricultural specialist. Over the past few months, Fleece has been a presenter for The Great Depression Lecture Series as a part of Wood County’s America 250 celebration.
