Campbell Underground Utility Solutions

03/20/2026

Wellllll! When you need to do a water service replacement and a gas main in the way. Just to learn. That the shut off turns off two houses.
You work withall parties involved.

03/20/2026

It’s been five years since we began! Campbell underground started officially March 20. 2021!!
Thanks to all our customers and supporters! The biggest advertising has been the references.
Talked to a gentleman this morning who knew me but I’ve never done work for! And he knew my face! Heard about us asked some questions and he was thankful for our advice! We are thankful! For everyone!

03/16/2026

Been an eventful weekend! Had to dismantle entire machine for a starter. If there are any design techs or engineers out there! We need to talk! I’ve got suggestions!

03/15/2026

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03/07/2026

Ready for Monday!!!! This weather has been tough! But rain or shine we gotta keep on keeping on!!!

03/01/2026

Sewer collapse. Turns and runs down the street.
Between curb and sidewalk. Over 100’
And there is an available sewer 10’ away. I’m hoping I can work with the village to retap at minimum costs.

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02/20/2026

The best post I’ve seen for my home town in a while!!! I was very blessed to have known Donna Angel and to hear her stories. Bless that lady!

Donnie Lytle, later known as Johnny Paycheck, flanked by Paul and Donna Angel. This photo was taken in 1957 at Hillbilly Haven, a club in Columbus, Ohio. Donnie Lytle would have been 18 or 19 years old in this photo. He left Greenfield, Ohio for Nashville, Tennessee shortly after this photo was taken. There, he would adopt the stage name, “Donny Young.”

Paul Angel, from Greenfield, Ohio was Johnny Paycheck’s mentor, and was instrumental in Paycheck’s success as a singer and musician. It’s safe to say that without Paul Angel, there would have been no Johnny Paycheck, and without Johnny Paycheck, there would have been no Adams Boys. Had there been no Adams Boys, I would not be writing my new book, “The Notorious Adams Boys.” It’s funny sometimes how one thing leads to another.

To the best of my knowledge, this photo has never been shared publicly. Not outside of Greenfield, Ohio anyway. I have the original photo, from the private collection of Paul Angel, courtesy of Randy Angel. ✍🏻


⬇️Donna Angel, Donald Eugene Lytle, and Paul Angel
Hillbilly Haven - Columbus, OH - 1957
Photo courtesy of Randy Angel/
from the Paul Angel collection