New furniture program provides an option for unwanted items
Clark County's Solid Waste District hopes the start of a new program and the revival of a another will have a positive impact on the community's appearance.
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The Gammon House: a historical treasure
The Gammon House is one of three African American-owned locations in Ohio that served as an Underground Railroad stop.
Leadership Clark County aims to grow the spirit of ‘servant leaders’
Leadership Clark County works to encourage local leaders to lead not only through business but also through service.
Partner Partner Content Hatch Artist Studios brings new life to an old building
Once the home of the Metallic Casket Company, Hatch Artist Studios in Downtown Springfield has been reborn as a collection of studios for local artists.
Local contract tracers working hard to keep up with growing COVID-19 numbers
Contact tracing can help limit the spread of COVID-19 with quarantines, and local contract tracers are facing the challenge of keeping up with positive cases on the rise.
Hartman Rock Garden serves as a unique attraction for both local residents and visitors
Ben Hartman’s art has been restored to bring back a renewed Hartman Rock Garden, an oasis of quirky folk art in Springfield.
Help make sure Springfield’s sunflower field returns next year
Volunteers can sign up to help harvest sunflower seeds to be replanted next year.
Ohio voters have options as Election Day nears
Ohio voters have choices in addition to in-person, traditional voting on Nov. 3.
Tracey Tackett shares herself and her love of Springfield through her business ventures
Tracey Tackett wants to make the most out of life as she uses her energy and enthusiasm for Springfield in her businesses.
Keep Clark County Beautiful’s box spurs community-led litter cleanup
The Cleanup Litter Box initiative gives local residents the necessary tools to tackle local cleanup efforts in Springfield and Clark County.
