A new bakery, Keep It Sweet, opened on Thursday, Sept.
3 at 1042 Upper Valley Pike in Springfield. Owner Jennifer Groeber celebrated the ribbon cutting (marking the business’s debut) as the bakery begins serving local residents.
Springfield hosts two dog friendly events on Saturday, Sept.
12. MustardFest at 21 Mill Run Place features food eating contests and wiener dog races while Wuffstock at 1900 Park St. offers pet vendors and family activities (from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.).
The Clark County Health Department is holding a walk-in measles vaccine clinic Tuesday, Sept.
15 from 1:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. at 529 E. Home Road for those aged 12 months and older as officials urge residents to stay up to date amid a regional outbreak.
On Tuesday, Sept. 8, an Air Force veteran couple (longtime service members) shared personal reflections on the 25th anniversary of Sept.
11 in a video interview, offering insight into the lasting impact of that historic day.
Invenergy asked for a rehearing of its proposed Sloopy Solar project in Harmony Township but the Ohio Power Siting Board denied the request.
The company can only appeal the decision by taking the case to the Ohio Supreme Court.
A monthly vigil in Fountain Square remembered Haitian community member Pierre Damas Bel, a 20-year-old who died on Aug.
31 after being required to wear a GPS ankle monitor. Community organizers called for changes to the enforcement program during the Sept. 4 gathering in Springfield.
Policy Matters Ohio has renewed calls to raise the minimum wage to $15 as current earnings of $11 do not cover rent, utilities, and healthcare.
The report notes that despite strong job growth in the Dayton area, many workers still fall below the poverty line.
Jefferson Township welcomed new fire captain Carter Shumann on Friday.
Officials said his experience plus leadership marks a new chapter of service for local residents.
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