Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 18th of December.
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🏘️ Community
Rumpke Waste and Recycling plans to establish a trash transfer station in Clark County, sparking community debate.
The Melody Parks development in Springfield, poised for initial move-ins by spring 2025, faces ongoing legal challenges from Clark-Shawnee schools over the approval process.
A 3-year-old girl, Nora Judkins, was safely found and reunited with her mother, ending an area Amber Alert.
Cherish Hospice celebrated the opening of its new headquarters in Springfield, marking its growth and commitment to continue providing comprehensive care services to the community.
Duffy, a friendly doodle mix, has been named Pet of the Week at Clark County Dog Shelter and is up for adoption for $22.
🚧 Accidents
An early morning fire in Springfield resulted in two fatalities in a home lacking smoke detectors, with the incident exacerbated by exploding oxygen tanks.
🚨 Crime
Contractors found a forklift running, indicating an attempted ATM theft.
📰 Economy
New Olive Garden and Chipotle restaurants are set to open in Piqua, fulfilling a 20-year request from the community.
🎉 Springfield Events
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The Nutcracker: A Classic Holiday Ballet
The 35th Annual Nutcracker tells the enchanting story of Clara and her magical journey with a Nutcracker Prince during a memorable Christmas celebration.
35th Annual Nutcracker Performance
Experience the classic Christmas tale of The Nutcracker, showcasing Clara's magical dream with battles, fairies, and beloved characters at Kuss Auditorium.
Santa & the Grinch Paint Off
A festive paint-off event featuring Santa and the Grinch at the Courtyard by Marriott in Springfield.
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