Good morning, Springfield.

Dr. Greg Noll, who has cared for Springfield pets for 44 years, will retire on June 30 while his clinic, now owned by PetVet Care Centers, continues to serve the community and is recruiting a second vet + promises to maintain the same quality of care.

International Motors agreed to sell its historic truck plant on 500 acres off Urbana Road to defense and commercial vehicle maker Roshel on Monday, Mar.

30. Roshel said it will restore the facility to full capacity and expand production of armored and special vehicles as closing conditions are met.

Community members testified at the OPSB hearing for the planned solar facility in Clark County.

The project includes solar panels, safety fencing, and local job opportunities, and it is set for further review during an evidentiary hearing at 10 a.m. Apr. 16 in Columbus (final board decision follows expert testimonies).

On Monday, the Ohio BMV warned residents about a texting scam that urges immediate payment to avoid license suspension (the agency said it never sends texts asking for payment).

Drivers are urged to delete such messages and avoid clicking links to protect their personal information.

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.