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in Springfield
Tuesday, March 25th, 2025
Good morning, Springfield. Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 25th of March.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ The Troy Area Chamber of Commerce revealed the 2025 Strawberry Festival theme on March 24, 2025. Organizers said the new theme will shape planned activities and events for the festival. WHIO
- ➤ Local immigration advocates from ABLE distributed Know Your Rights packets and red cards to Springfield Haitians to help them understand their legal rights when interacting with law enforcement - the move comes amid rapid immigration policy changes following temporary status revocations last Friday. Advocates, who have worked with the community for four years, expect rising inquiries as new enforcement measures unfold. Springfield News-Sun
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ On March 12 (a spring day) the Clark County Historical Society volunteers recreated a historic Springfield photograph using marshmallow Peeps to represent people from Snyder Park's 150-year dedication (an annual project running for 11 years) that brings the past to view. Springfield News-Sun
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Springfield is expanding free English classes for immigrants with the Welcome Project, which serves adults, children from kindergarten through eighth grade, and infants to pre-kindergarten (classes are held twice weekly in the evenings at High Street Church of the Nazarene). The 10-week spring session is ongoing and additional sessions will be offered in summer and fall (with summer classes expected to focus on children when school is out). Springfield News-Sun
- ➤ Several Mad River Schools parents said their children had a scary bus ride on Friday after a driver allegedly screamed at them, though district leaders said they found no evidence of wrongdoing (according to their investigation). A group of parents stayed on school property (and police were called to help keep everyone safe) as the situation unfolded. WHIO
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ A new report ranked Ohio highways 10th in the nation for cost-effectiveness and condition — it noted that drivers spent about 12 hours stuck in traffic each year. WHIO
- ➤ Clark County commissioners approved a $336M annual budget for 2025 that sets aside $58M for the general fund and projects a year-end balance over $448,000. Officials increased capital improvement funding by $2.4M, granted a 3% raise to most non-collective bargaining employees, and planned $5.9M in road and bridge projects—while maintaining a strong Aa2 bond rating. Springfield News-Sun
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Digital Marketing Strategies for Fundraising
9-10 a.m. — Richwood Bank — Free entry — Discover effective digital marketing tactics to enhance fundraising success and engage donors.
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Clark County Home & Garden Show
The Clark County Home and Garden Show, April 4-6, 2025, at the Clark County Fairgrounds, highlights the latest in home improvement, landscaping, and outdoor living. Discover innovative products fresh ideas to transform your home and outdoor spaces!
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Clark County Home & Garden Show
The Clark County Home and Garden Show, April 4-6, 2025, at the Clark County Fairgrounds, highlights the latest in home improvement, landscaping, and outdoor living. Discover innovative products fresh ideas to transform your home and outdoor spaces!
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Start Smart Soccer Program
9:00 AM – 9:50 AM — Eagle City Soccer Complex — Instructional fee may apply — Learn fundamental soccer skills in a fun, supportive environment over five weeks.
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Teen Painting Class
5:00-6:30 p.m. — National Trail Parks and Recreation District — All materials provided — Explore various painting techniques and unleash your creativity in a fun environment.
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Pysanky Egg Dying Workshop
2-5 p.m. — Temple of the Rebel Goddess — Cost not specified — Create beautiful traditional pysanky eggs while discussing the art of egg dying.
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42nd Annual Easter Egg Hunt
2 PM — Young's Jersey Dairy — Free entry — A festive hunt for colorful eggs with fun activities for kids of all ages.
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SCYM Spring Dessert Fundraiser
7-8:30 p.m. — The Springfield Metropolis — Free admission — Indulge in delicious desserts and participate in a silent auction to support Springfield City Kids.
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