Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 10th of September.
Good morning, Springfield.
Five OSU med students in their second year now mentor high schoolers at SHS via a program hosted at the school’s health center — they developed a set of lessons on college applications, financial aid, and lifesaving health skills.
The program, planned since June, aims to guide students toward diverse health care career paths — offering fresh opportunities in a community that needs more providers.
State Rep. Tom Young has proposed a bill at the statehouse that would require all elected officials to report any suspected child abuse or neglect from personal or work-related encounters—introducing stricter accountability measures.
The bill is in its early stages and will be assigned to a committee for review.
Kettering Health announced that Greene Memorial Hospital will remain open and will receive more than $10 million for renovations to modernize services in Greene County.
The health network will also build a new outpatient center on Progress Drive in Xenia— a move to address local care shortages.
SAS Med Spa celebrates 10 Years
SAS Med Spa celebrates a decade of aesthetic services by offering specials for existing clients and new clients, alike. Stop in the week of 9/15/25, sign up to win one of our services / products that are up for raffle.
Woeber's MustardFest
6 PM – 10 PM — Mother Stewart's Brewing — Check the schedule for costs — Celebrate all things mustard with tastings, competitions, and live music!
Hasting Farm Fest
12-6 p.m. — Clark County Fairgrounds — Tickets available — Experience a lively community celebration with country music, local food, and fun activities for the whole family.
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