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Diane Erwin

Diane Erwin is a freelance writer and former reporter for the Springfield News-Sun. A graduate of Ohio State University, her articles have appeared in a number of publications in Springfield and Dayton. In addition to her journalism background, she has worked in marketing and written copy for businesses throughout the country. In her spare time, she likes to read, dream about Schuler’s donuts, and travel near and far with her husband and two children.
 

Diane Erwin's Latest Articles

Stone Nickerson brings an updated feel to a Clark County staple for anglers

Stone Nickerson brings not only fishing supplies, but also his knowledge and passion for the sport to Leen's General Store. 

Kelly Dupuis is living her dream through her New Carlisle flower shop

Flowers themselves guide the arrangements at Ruth Elliot Designs.

Young’s Jersey Dairy making moo-ves for the future

Construction on the $3 million Young's Jersey Dairy, Dairy Store building is expected to be finished by May or June.

Dee Strozdas creates handmade stained glass works of art

Self-taught stained glass artist Dee Strozdas drawn to design by sparkle and science.

The Barrett Strong Foundation has turned a life into a legacy

In less than two years, The Barrett Strong Foundation has raised more than $75,000 to donate in honor of Barrett Fitzsimmons, who died from a rare form of childhood cancer.

Pushing forward through COVID-19

Many Springfield and Clark County projects have continued through the pandemic, keeping local growth and development alive and well.

Wittenberg professor has aspirations to run in 2022 gubernatorial race

Local professor and author Julius Bailey hopes to take his accomplishments a step further by starting a campaign to run for the position of Ohio governor in 2022.

Mobile Mammography unit helps ensure access to screenings, even during the pandemic

Mercy Health's Mobile Mammography unit will travel throughout the community in August, offering mammograms in 15 minutes or less while following safety guidelines.

HD Transmission wants to help local kids get their bikes in gear

HD Transmission and Auto Repair wants to pay it forward this summer by offering to fix bikes for local kids free of charge.

Dana Matt continues to push herself, even through unexpected challenges

When she couldn't get to the gym because of the coronavirus, Dana Matt found a way to keep moving forward with her fitness-dedicated lifestyle.

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