Tom Stafford

A Springfield business is sold to it's employees.

Lauren Kelley stepped onto the Springfield political scene after George Floyd was murdered by a Minneapolis police officer. At a time when tensions were soaring nationally, her goal was to help establish a working relationship between the police and the Black community.

Springfield of the 1960s and 70s was’ an industrial town full of hot, gritty foundries. Jack Palmer, the son of a foundry foreman, knew those dim lit places as well as any foundry rat. In them, he learned the fundamental lessons that now have products with his name – and his father’s – in 27 countries.

In the past 15 years, Springfield, Ohio's downtown has been on a steady road to revitalization. By this spring, a block of Fountain Avenue at ground zero of the effort should have all its storefronts occupied for the first time in decades.

WYSO reporter Tom Stafford speaks with retired Clark County Extension agent of the Tecumseh Land Trust, Mike Haubner. He talks with Tom about the importance of maintaining Ohio's farmland and high-quality soil.

Karin VanZant has been working at CareSource to help millions of Americans on Medicaid find the care they need through both social services and medical aid.

COVID-19 didn’t stop the sap from rising in the maple trees around the towns of Selma, South Charleston and Pitchin in Clark County, but it did sideline some of the people who usually help Ben Hamilton make his maple syrup. So WYSO Clark County reporter Tom Stafford volunteered. After 265 gallons of syrup had been made, he filed this report.

Virginia Weygandt, Clark County Heritage Center Curator Emeritus, looks back on the grand opening of the center 20 years ago.

A group of about 100 Springfielders gathered in September for One Springfield A Call to Action Town Hall.

Meet Mia Adams and her husband Adam Frantz, young farmers in Ohio's Miami Valley.