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Darci Jordan

Lifelong Clark County resident Darci Jordan is a freelance writer and former staff writer/columnist for the Springfield News-Sun. She is a graduate of The Ohio State University with a bachelor of science degree in Agriculture Communications. She currently also serves as a writer for the Clark State Community College marketing department. She enjoys time with her family, horses and Ohio State football. Go Bucks!

Darci Jordan's Latest Articles

Peter Stafford Wilson celebrates his 20th season of conducting the Springfield Symphony Orchestra

Conductor Peter Stafford Wilson is still going strong after two decades leading the Springfield Symphony Orchestra.

Sunset Ridge Lavender Farm offers a unique destination for locals and visitors to enjoy

Sunset Ridge Lavender Farm's launch took off with sweet-smelling blooms and now has a new, tasty collaboration.

Small but mighty: Little Fairy Garden goes big while showcasing the small

Yellow Springs shop packs large amounts of fun into small purchases.

Duffle Shuffle to support children in foster and kinship care

Clark State students and community members can support local children in foster care and kinship homes by supporting the Duffle Shuffle.

Emily Stanton strives to help people age well

Emily Stanton started her business - Ally Wellness - to help aging members of our community age well to live their best lives.

Chef Troy Wheat’s delicious mix of menu items keep customers coming back for more

All Seasons Catering is hidden gem on Mitchell Boulevard that serves up a handmade mix of soul food, Caribbean food and so much more.

Performing Arts Center returns to in-person shows for 2021-22 season

In-person performances will be back at the Clark State Performing Arts Center this year.

Shawn Flarida prepares to make a second go at The Run for a Million

Horse reining pro Shawn Flarida calls Clark County home, but travels far and wide to continue growing in the profession he loves.

Champion City Kings stir up hometown pride

Springfield's Champion City Kings offer another form of fun, affordable, local entertainment.

Antonia Turner is following in her father’s footsteps

Springfield Police Division Lt. Lou Turner set an example that led his daughters Antonia and Annmeri to want to pursue the same profession.

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