Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 23rd of January.
Good morning, Springfield.
Community members can hear feedback from the Springfield 2051 survey at a free summit on Wednesday, Jan.
28 at the Hollenbeck Bayley Creative Arts and Conference Center from 4-6 p.m. The event will share reports from Think-Tank sessions and community listening sessions to involve residents in planning the city’s future.
Springfield City Schools’ Board voted 4-1 to close the School of Innovation at the end of this school year, affecting about 100 students.
Leaders said the decision avoids a $10 million debt risk due to high per-student costs (at $23,000, compared to $11,000 at other schools).
Three Clark State College employees were recognized for their work after receiving regional excellence awards from the Strategic Ohio Council for Higher Education.
Their achievements in technology, finance, and academics strengthen campus operations.
Snowplow drivers and road crews are preparing for a high-impact winter storm that will move through the Miami Valley this weekend.
They are triple-checking their equipment and will deploy 12 crews on highways to keep roads clear during heavy snowfall.
Snowplow crews in Springfield are preparing for a high-impact winter storm beginning Saturday morning to noon on Monday — blowing snow and icy conditions may create dangerous roads.
Officials urge residents to stay off the roads or drive slowly if necessary.
Gentle Yoga at Betty with Brittney Swan
6:30-7:30 p.m. — Healing Homes & Hearts 'Betty' — RSVP required — Unwind and reconnect with your body in a gentle, all-levels yoga class designed for relaxation and self-care.
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