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Feature Story The Welcome Project hosted by Southgate, organized by the Nehemiah Foundation, and equipped by the Literacy Center, harnessing volunteers from 20+ local churches.

Literacy is foundational: The Clark County Literacy Coalition is addressing literacy for all ages

Brittany LantzWednesday, July 16, 2025
“We have a lot of people in our community right now who have the education, have the experience, have the skills, have the life experience that could be in some of the jobs that we need in manufacturing, but they don't speak English well enough to get those jobs – that's a literacy issue.”
Longform Gary Watson stands in his yard in front of his chicken run, protected from predators by bird netting and wooden fencing.

Backyard poultry flocks are gaining popularity in Clark County

Jake ZajkowskiMonday, July 14, 2025
Residents share their take on having a backyard flock and all it entails.
Feature Story Woeber Mustard Company's Plant

Woeber Mustard celebrates 120 years of products made right here in Springfield

Sarah SpohnWednesday, July 9, 2025
“Our goal is to be a very strong brand in Ohio, and it all starts here for us. We’ve had many employees who have been with us for 30 or more years. That’s been a huge benefit to our business. That’s why the local community, Springfield and Clark County, are so important to us. We’re based right here, everything is made here, and ships right out of here.”
Feature Story The Shift-ology team at Co-Hatch

Shift-ology: Springfield-based communications agency receives national recognition

Alexandra LehmanMonday, June 30, 2025
"At Shift-ology, we believe we win when our clients win, and that’s exactly what these awards represent. Whether it was helping a school reach new students, telling a sustainability story for an agricultural client or elevating an important community issue, every recognition we’ve received ties back to real impact for our partners."
Feature Story One of the more than 400 Springfield High School graduates who received their diploma this year.

Springfield City School District shares 100 successes from the 2024-2025 school year

Brittany LantzMonday, June 23, 2025
“Highlighting all of those groups, especially achieving things on a state and then even sometimes on a national level, sets the stage for what Springfield students can accomplish."
Feature Story The Springfield Farmers Market

Spending Saturdays with a growing ‘family’: The Springfield Farmers Market kicks off season

Mark MeszorosTuesday, June 10, 2025
“We have incredible folks that truly believe in the products they sell at our market. It’s really a social event for our community.”
Feature Story Juneteenth Fatherfest 2025

Juneteenth Fatherfest returns for 20th year

Mark KoestnerThursday, May 29, 2025
“I would by no means call us experts, but the amount of time and history that we have planning this event, putting on this event, really truly benefits us in holding this every year.”
Feature Story Representatives from Global Impact STEM Academy, Clark State, WSA Studio, MARKER construction, West Central Port Authority, New Carlisle Federal Savings Bank, and elected officials cut the ribbon for the new $16.9 million Upper Academy facility.

Global Impact STEM Academy opens new $16.9 million facility in Springfield

Brittany Lantz, Andy GrimmFriday, May 23, 2025
"Now that Phase I of the expansion project is complete, we’re excited to welcome more students into a learning environment that’s immersive, hands-on and focused on preparing them for real-world success – whether that’s in the workforce or in higher education.”
Feature Story Matt Luther, owner of The Peanut Shoppe

Peanuts and possibilities: How Matt Luther is working to continue the legacy of The Peanut Shoppe

Mark MeszorosMonday, May 12, 2025
“I don’t want it to ever stop being a peanut shop, and it won’t be. That’s still the main focus of our store – our peanuts and chocolates – and, you know, all the other stuff is just more add-on.”
Feature Story The Buchwalter House

From mansion to meeting place: The Buchwalter House and the Woman's Town Club of Springfield

Wil HoffmanThursday, May 8, 2025
“For a long time, the women of the different clubs all over Springfield would meet at various locations such as churches or one of their own homes. They eventually wanted to establish their own clubhouse dedicated to the purposes of each subjective institution.”
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