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Local food supply chains remain strained due to the pandemic, and meat processors in Ohio continue to see high demand.
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When a father and son share a hobby, they can form a very special bond in life. We'll hear a story about a teenager who's discovered a pastime to share with his dad.
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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.
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Sometimes all you need to get through a tough time is patience. Springfield High School producer, Jayce Jensen tells us why we, should never give up.
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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.
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Think TV's new documentary explains the history of systemic racism in mortgage lending and how it segregated neighborhoods in Dayton and Springfield.
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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.
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The award-winning singer-songwriter and playwright will perform in Cincinnati and Springfield, joined on the road by her band Bonny Light Horseman.
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We have the first story from a new group of students from Springfield. It is a conversation between two gun violence survivors.
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A new grocery store held its grand opening in Springfield on Monday. Groceryland takes the place of a former Kroger at the same location. The locally owned store gives south Springfield residents a nearby place to get fresh groceries once again.
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Local wrestlers came to the Springfield VFW to duke it out in a match hosted by the Dynamic Championship Wrestling company.
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The first event this Saturday will be moderated by the curator of the museum's current exhibit BLACK LIFE as subject MATTER II.