Repeat fair vendors comprised the majority of June’s food inspections report. Seven establishments were dinged for minor concerns, while 35 temporary permits were issued throughout the month.

Violations

  • June 10: Applebee’s, 4425 National Road E., Richmond. Two concerns. Three-bay sink in bar was leaking at time of inspection; walk-in cooler seal was observed in need of repair. Both to be corrected by July 10.
  • June 11: Walmart, 3601 E. Main St., Richmond. One concern. Lights above fryer in deli were observed in need of repair. Corrected on site. 
  • June 12: Little Sheba’s, 175 Fort Wayne Ave., Richmond. One concern. Ice machine was observed dirty and in need of cleaning. Corrected on site. 
  • June 12: The Eatery, 406 U.S. 27 S., Fountain City. Two concerns. Lights in storage room were not working at time of inspection. Cooler doors were in need of cleaning at time of inspection. Both to be corrected by June 22. 
  • June 13: Ky’s Kreations, 2583 E. State Road 38, New Castle. Three concerns. Handwashing signage not observed at employee handsink; employee preparing food was not wearing an effective hair restraint; allergen information not available to consumers. Correct all by July 13. 
  • June 17: Dairy Queen, 1700 W. National Road, Richmond. One concern. Male employee working without hair restraint or beard restraint. Correct by June 19. 
  • June 18: Fountain City Food Mart, 402 U.S. 27 N., Fountain City. Three concerns. Food probe thermometer was not available at time of inspection. Correct by June 23. Vomit and diarrhea policy not provided at time of inspection. Employee health policy not provided at time of inspection. Both corrected on site.

No Violations

  • Centerville: Five Arch Brewing; Americana Pizza, Centerville Kosher; Ruby Red Farm
  • Connersville: Kona Ice
  • Fountain City: Fountain Acres Foods; Martin’s County Mart; Pizza King
  • Richmond: E Street Pub; Mercurio’s Pizza; Reid Health Cafe at 1200; Taco Bell (North); Texas Roadhouse; U & I Pub; What the Truck

Temporary 

  • June 5: Squeaks Eats, West Alexandria, Ohio
  • June 6: Billy’s Boba, Richmond
  • June 6: Charley’s Chops, New Paris, Ohio
  • June 6: Deez Tacos, Oxford, Ohio
  • June 6: The Main Squeeze, Eaton, Ohio
  • June 13: Newman’s Eats, New Castle
  • June 14: TB & Sons Food Trailer
  • June 17: Billy’s Boba
  • June 18: Bar-B-Que King, Richmond
  • June 18: Bourbon Chicken Freund Family Foods LLC, Newman, GA
  • June 18: Charley’s Chops
  • June 18: Charley’s Chops
  • June 18: China Rainbow, West Chester, Ohio
  • June 18: Funnel Cake/Corn Dog Freund Family Foods LLC
  • June 18: M&T Company Kettle Corn, Richmond
  • June 18: Mac & Cheese, Freund Family Foods LLC
  • June 18: Pie on the Fly, Winchester
  • June 18: Slush Factory, Freund Family Foods LLC
  • June 18: Slush Factory, Freund Family Foods LLC
  • June 18: Smash & Dash, New Paris, Ohio
  • June 18: Steak & Sausage, Myakka City, FL
  • June 18: Steak & Sausage
  • June 18: Stevens Concessions, Brookville, Ohio
  • June 18: Veggie Trailer, Myakka City, FL
  • June 18: Victoria Sirloin Tip Dinners, Myakka City, FL
  • June 18: Aunt Christy Churro, Cambridge City
  • June 18: Best Elephant Ears, Greenville, Ohio
  • June 18: Bowman’s Concessions, New Madison, Ohio
  • June 18: Bowman’s Concessions
  • June 18: Home Fire Pizza, Losantville, IN
  • June 18: Mother Clucker’s Chicken, Richmond
  • June 18: Citrus Sensations, Terre Haute, IN
  • June 21: Aunt Christy’s Corndog Tatertot, Cambridge City
  • June 21: Aunt Christy Lemonade
  • June 21: Pizza, Lecanto, FL

Have a concern?

WCHD inspects local stores, restaurants, schools and other food providers at least twice a year. Establishments have 10 days after the results of their inspection during which they can make comments or appeal before it becomes available to the public. WCHD officials consider the operator response step an opportunity to tell the public that they have corrected any violations. Any response submitted by the establishment, along with a response from health inspectors, is included with the inspection form when it becomes public. A Wayne County ordinance requires each establishment to display its previous routine inspection report adjacent to the customer entrance. If any critical violations are found, inspectors follow up to ensure the establishment has made the necessary corrections. They also make visits if members of the public submit complaints. To report a concern or for information, call WCHD at 765-973-9245.

Share this:

A version of this article appeared in the July 8 2026 print edition of the Western Wayne News.