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Steve Schlather

Springfield resident Steve Schlather spent 27 years working as a reporter, copy editor, and editorial writer for newspapers in Texas and Ohio, including the Springfield News-Sun. He has also written skits, short plays, and puppet shows for various venues. He enjoys acting, cycling, cooking, and has a somewhat unhealthy obsession with the San Antonio Spurs.

Steve Schlather's Latest Articles

‘Mayhem at the Masquerade’ brings interactive dinner theater to Springfield

Springfield Civic Theatre and the Woman's Town Club present 'Mayhem at the Masquerade' at the historic Buchwalter House.

Hartman Rock Garden awarded $75,000 grant

Funds will be "a game changer" for the unique Springfield art site.

Clark County serves as a hot spot for fishing

Clark County waterways offer ample fishing opportunities for both new and seasoned anglers.

Library continues Community Engagement efforts with Community Conversations, Community Gardens

The Clark County Public Library will continue community engagement conversations in Southside communities this spring.

Warder Literacy Center to offer language learning nights

Talking, games and music will help encourage language learning at upcoming Talk Time Conversation Classes at Warder.

Local comedian Chris Karwoski brings Open Mic Nights to Springfield

Springfield's Chris Karwoski is growing his career as a comedian, and he's bringing Springfield along for the ride.

Warder Literacy Center a valuable asset to kids, adults

Warder Literacy Center helps kids and adults grow their literacy and speaking skills.

Jefferson Street Oasis Garden provides fresh produce, more to residents of southwest Springfield

Community members of all ages make use of all areas of the Jefferson Street Oasis Garden and gain everything from produce to fresh eggs and fresh air to green space.

Johnny Appleseed Museum at former Urbana University to reopen

A fundraising campaign has made it possible for Urbana's Johnny Appleseed Educational Center and Museum to reopen its doors.

NHP’s Homebuyer Education classes offer support to first-time buyers

The Neighborhood Housing Partnership of Greater Springfield offers Homebuyer Education classes to support people navigating new homeownership.

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