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Wil Hoffman

Wil Hoffman is a Springfield Native and recent graduate of Ohio University. Having
achieved a degree in Communication Studies with a concentration in the Performing Arts, it wasn’t until a screenwriting class that he became aware of his interest in writing. Upon his return, he was eager to get involved in the community that Springfield has to offer, and found the Springfield Hub to be a great opportunity to do just that while sharpening his typographic abilities. In his spare time he enjoys golf and exploring the nature trails of the area, when it's warm enough, and enjoying the numerous live music acts from the region when it's cooler.

Wil Hoffman's Latest Articles

Planning for the 2022 Springfield Pride celebration is underway.
Equality Springfield’s annual Pride Celebration returns

Springfield Pride returns on June 21 with a weekend packed full of diverse activities and events.

A veggie garden oasis in Springfield gets Rotary funding to help it grow

The Jefferson Street Oasis is about 4.85 acres and has about 100 plots for the public to adopt and tend. Community members to cultivate their own garden plots for produce and educational purposes. The Rotary is helping it grow.

Extraordinary Women event honors Clark County’s influential women, raises money to empower others

The Women’s Partnership Fund strives to improve the quality of life for women of all ages in the region by supporting established organizations with various missions to help women. 

Aspiring young writers invited to participate in Champion City Write Now

A writing camp serving young writers in the community is launching its second summer at Wittenberg University. Champion City Write Now is accepting students for its June program.

Springfield transportation system to make the move away from big buses to microtransit on demand

Bus routes will be phased out and replaced with an on-demand ride service as Springfield responds to the needs to employers, workers, and other transit riders.  

Visitors and locals find Springfield to be a ‘perfect spot’ to see the moon eclipse the sun

At least 800 people turn out to see the eclipse and partake of the planned festivities that featured food trucks and vendors, lawn games, partnerships from the Clark County Combined Health District and the Springfield Public Library Bookmobile, and live music from the local band After Rain.

Be the change: Grannies Gone Green work to make Springfield the cleanest little town around

When it comes to making a difference and a cleaner community, Grannies Gone Green say there's no need for a board of directors and their longwinded meetings. Instead they spread the word, hit the block, and get work done. 

Healing Homes and Hearts seeks like-minded healers to work together in new Springfield location

Healing Homes and Hearts has moved to Springfield in the hopes of bringing together holistic healers in the area to establish a center for spiritual, physical, and emotional healing. 

Youth Arts Ambassadors learn life skills in addition to theater skills

Krissy Brown leads middle school and high school students as part of the Youth Arts Ambassadors program.

Casey Luther creates one-of-a-kind designs at Fireside Pottery

Springfield-native Casey Luther's handmade pieces have been a hit with customers locally and beyond.

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