Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 4th of February.
Good morning, Springfield.
Jennifer Davis and Beth Taylor compared small towns and big cities in a talk on One Small Step with WYSO that aired Feb.
3, sharing stories of neighborly help during tough times and everyday challenges, and noting that personal effort + government action both play a role in community support.
A federal judge has blocked plans to end the Temporary Protected Status for about 15,000 Haitian refugees in Springfield, giving them temporary relief.
The ruling, which Mayor Rob said provides stability for local families, is expected to face an appeal and may change in coming months.
Clark State College held the First Pitch Dinner to launch its men's baseball season.
Over 140 guests gathered and raised more than $9,500 from ticket sales, donations and silent auctions to support scholarships, equipment and team travel.
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.
Reverb Dance Competition
Feb 27 – Mar 1 — Clark State Performing Arts Center — Check event page for registration fees — Dive into a high-energy atmosphere where dancers of all levels and abilities shine.
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