Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 21st of August.
Good morning, Springfield.
NCF Savings Bank (headquartered in New Carlisle with a branch in Springfield) donated $10,000 to 10 Clark County nonprofits through its 10K for Good initiative, supporting local programs for children, families and community services.
Dorothy Lane Market announced its opening is delayed after unexpected flooding from overnight rains.
The store is addressing water issues (pending a new schedule) as it works to welcome customers later.
Clark State College will host a welcome reception for its sixth president, Evon Walters, on Tuesday, Sept.
1, from 4-6 p.m. at the Hollenbeck Bayley Creative Arts and Conference Center — 275 S. Limestone St. — for the community to meet him; RSVP is requested by Aug. 25.
Tabatha Randall raised concerns about the new complex — including a county jail — at a City Hall Forum work session on Thursday, Aug.
20. She said the project could replace a soccer complex, water park and Simon-Kenton Bike path, and a petition has gathered over 250 signatures.
FDA confirmed on Aug.
13 that all recalled iceberg lettuce — the identified source — is off the market while Ohio health officials reported 5,452 cases of Cyclospora infections and urged residents to follow safe food-handling practices. More sources of contamination are still being investigated.
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