24. The ongoing construction of the outpatient clinic is a part of the "Radovel" project. Culture The present-day village club has been in operation since 1981. All year around it hosts various cultural events dedicated to holidays and other important celebrations. Since 1995, there has been an amateur ensemble folk dance "Rado", which is a regular participant of amateur concerts and district festivals. In 2014, the singing band "Svitanok" was founded. The club has a village library and a local museum — Narodoznavcha svitlytsia, where artifacts of national importance are collected. Among the exhibits there are embroidered towels, spinning wheels, a workbench for the production of textiles, a variety of vintage products and zhen (a leather rope used for wild beekeeping). Some locals still collect wild honey. Among cultural memorials in the village, there is a statue of a mother and child, located in the center. It is sculpted by M.M. Barynova, a graduate of Radovel Secondary School. There is also a memorial in honor of S.K. Tur, a commander of a partisan group, and other fellow villagers who had participated in World War II. On February 25, 2016, a new church was opened. It was funded by the local community and other sponsors. Initially, the church was built in 1862 with state funds, and at that time was named in honor of the Resurrection of Christ. In the second half of the 20th century, the church was burned down. Transport Every day, buses run through the village following Olevsk-Kyiv/ Kyiv-Olevsk and Olevsk-Zhytomyr/ Zhytomyr-Olevsk routes. Within 5 km from Radovel, there is an international highway M-07, Kyiv-Kovel-Yahodyn. The nearest railway stations are Poiasky, Olevsk, Bilokorovychi and Korosten. Population As of January, 01, 2019, the population constitutes 1249 inhabitants Notable people Mykola Khorechko, senior soldier of the Armed Forces, died in the battles of Debaltseve. Yaroshenko Serhii Hryhorovych, sergeant, fighter of the 30th separate mechanized brigade in the 8th Army Corps of the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine; died during an anti-terrorist operation in eastern Ukraine. Ivan Kruchko, junior sergeant, commander of a motorized infantry division. Born and buried in Radovel. Died in Afghanistan in the age of 19 years. Yakiv Kravchenko, liquidator of the meltdown at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant. Volodymyr Pavlenko, liquidator of the meltdown at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant. Nina Veselska, former director of Radovel State Secondary School, member of the National Union