Good morning, Springfield.

Crews performed tree work yesterday that closed lanes and caused minor travel delays in Springfield while keeping one lane open (to ease traffic) for motorists.

A recent survey shows most Springfield residents feel hopeful about the future despite concerns over housing and community divisions.

At a Tuesday summit at Hollenbeck-Bayley Creative Arts Center, community leaders outlined seven focus areas, including arts, youth and downtown revitalization, that will shape upcoming action sessions ending in September.

This weekend in Springfield, families can join multiple Easter egg hunts at local churches and venues, visit the Clark County Home Show at the Fairgrounds from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., and enjoy live music at Mother Stewart’s Brewery and State Theater with free and ticketed options.

Travel experts advise Springfield flyers to check TSA wait times on airport websites as long lines have been reported at local airports & statewide, a step to avoid delays today and with upcoming departures.

A Clark County native and local filmmaker has directed his first feature film Mad River—filmed across several Ohio towns including Springfield—and will hold a screening at the State Theatre on April 17 at 6 p.m. in Springfield.

Eldercare experts advise Springfield families to consider a Medicaid spend-down strategy by using savings for allowable expenses (like prepaying for funeral costs) to meet eligibility for long-term care coverage.

They caution that careful planning now can help protect retirement funds from high nursing home costs.

43rd Annual Easter Egg Hunt

2-8 p.m. — Young's Jersey Dairy — Free entry — Celebrate Easter with over 10,000 eggs hidden for kids of all ages at a beloved annual tradition.

Elementary Volleyball Camp

4-6 p.m. — Emmanuel Christian Academy — Registration open — Engage in three days of volleyball skill-building for K-5th graders.

Elementary Volleyball Camp at Emmanuel Christian Academy

4-6 p.m. — Emmanuel Christian Academy — Registration required — A volleyball camp for young students entering grades K-5 focusing on skill development.

The Great Pages Circus Show

1-2:30 p.m. — Clark County Fairgrounds — $20 Adult, Kids Free — Experience a thrilling family circus event with entertainment for all ages.