A dream to help others continues with GLO
After her daughter Carly passed away, Dr. Lisa Delong made it her mission to fulfill the dream Carly had worked to plan.
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Housing, utility assistance needed throughout the community as pandemic continues
Local organizations are working to help households that continue to struggle with making ends meet to cover essential needs, such as rent and utility payments.
Local school districts stepping up to bridge the digital divide many students face
Springfield City and Tecumseh schools are working to bridge the gaps in technology access to keep students connected, even from home.
Nettie Carter-Smith’s life has been fueled by her passion to serve
Mentor's played a role in the person Wynette "Nettie" Carter-Smith has become, and she's lived her life to be a role model in her own right.
United Way uses COVID-19 fund to support organizations making local impact
As essential needs for food and shelter grew, the United Way of Clark, Champaign and Madison Counties created a fund to help local organizations support the community.
Beyond the Looking Glass continues to recreate itself to find new business
Beyond the Looking Glass provides patrons a chance to find and share their creative sides.
More than math and reading: Schools support students’ health and well-being
Aside from the current health concerns related to the COVID-19 pandemic, schools have become a place that support the health and well-being of kids in a variety of ways.
Community gardens, farm stands engage residents to help combat food insecurity
Groups like Springfield Ohio Urban Plantfolk can help engage community members and encourage continued growth to combat food insecurity on the Southside of the city.
Masks important for community health and continued positive economic momentum
Wearing masks helps to support not only the health of others but also the continued positive economic growth of local businesses.
Community advisory teams aim to build stronger connections between law enforcement and minorities
Advisory teams for the city and county will strive to be involved in future law enforcement decisions and build stronger ties among minorities and law enforcement agencies.