As a writer for the nonprofit newsroom The 19th, Becker focuses on educating the public about individual rights, highlighting those advancing the work and informing communities about local action.
“When community members invest in our mission, they help neighbors of all ages and backgrounds overcome barriers to stability and success. Eighty-five cents of every dollar goes directly toward meeting local needs, which allows us to deliver maximum support where it matters most.”
The Springfield 2051 Kick Off Event on August 15, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., at the Hollenbeck Bayley Creative Arts and Conference Center.
“Every person who shows up plays a part in supporting our students’ futures, whether it’s through encouragement, donations, or simply showing appreciation for their work. It’s one of those feel-good, community-driven events that remind you how strong and connected we are here in Clark County.”
The Conscious Connect CDC announced recently they were awarded a grant from the Prevention Institute to begin Phase 2 of their work addressing park inequity.
“Downtown Springfield is in a resurgence phase, and we’re here to share fresh ideas with all our friends,” says Andrew Lazear, of Hi-Hat, a new restaurant that will feature contemporary Asian-American cuisine, classic craft cocktails, notable music and a listening lounge in downtown Springfield.
With rapidly changing interest rates and fluctuating home prices, buying a home can be confusing and stressful. Neighborhood Housing Partnership’s homebuyer education course can help.
The State Theater's doors are getting closer to opening to the public as updates for its future use continue.
Get an inside look at The State Theater during some of the first events hosted in the site.
Davey Moore Park is one example of meaningful greenspace in Springfield's Southside. The park has been a hub of activity for generations and continues to bring the community together.
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