Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 26th of September.
Good morning, Springfield.
A Springfield mother of four is partnering with Habitat for Humanity & Silfex to build her new home.
She must finish a homebuyer course and volunteer over 200 hours before receiving a zero % interest mortgage to secure stability for her family.
Project Jericho brings science fiction to downtown Springfield with its Project Scare-A-Crow exhibit at National Road Commons park from Oct.
1 to 22. Families and artists create futuristic scarecrows while ChalkFest on Oct. 3 offers live art, music, and food trucks for downtown fun.
Clark County Career Center broke ground on its $98M new facility on Sept.
24 at 1901 Selma Road, replacing seven older buildings with a modern 228,200-sqft structure for career tech education. The project received state support + local taxes and will add updated classrooms and labs for 26 career programs.
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources forecasts fall colors to peak in northern Ohio by mid-October, in central and northern regions by mid-to-late October, and in southern parts by late October and early November & weekly updates begin Oct.
1 on its Fall Color Forecast website.
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