Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 6th of April.
Good morning, Springfield.
Humane Society pups donned bunny ears and colorful bandanas at an Easter celebration on Sunday, April 5, and are now ready for adoption in Springfield.
Local families may visit the shelter (check hours) to meet the festive pets.
Harrison Township installed new ADA-compliant swings at the local park on April 5 to help more families enjoy playtime (including children of all abilities).
The accessible design shows the township’s commitment to an inclusive community.
Transportation crews are repairing roads and making improvements that will cause ramp and lane closures with detours across several counties.
Drivers should plan extra travel time on routes including Needmore Road, U.S. 36, and U.S. 127 (follow posted signs for updated detours).
Planners in the Springfield 2051 project have collected over 2,000 community responses via surveys and listening sessions to shape the city's vision for the next 25 years.
They will continue gathering ideas for six months & then lay out a master plan.
The Courtyard at Centerville is offering its Day Away program for dementia care from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday, letting caregivers have a break while their loved ones join safe, engaging activities; fees are $70 per day or $60 for residents.
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.
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