• National Trails Parks & Recreation District News

• Springfield Firefighters Shave Heads For Cancer Research - Posted 1-5-09

• Optimistic Outlook for New Carlisle Ford - Posted 12-26-08

• A Holiday Recycling Idea - Posted 12-21-08

• Wittenberg Theatre Professor Corwin Georges Receives Prestigious Governor’s Award For The Arts In Ohio - Posted 12-19-08

• Fowler Road Closes For Construction - Posted 12-19-08

• Springfield High Students Appear on C-Span - Posted 12-18-08

• New Pastor at Honey Creek Presbyterian - Posted 12-17-08

• Recycling Center Announces Holiday Hours - Posted 12-12-08

• Hermanson Coming to Town - Posted 12-12-08

• Symphony 101 - Posted 12-10-08

• Word Of Faith Presents 'Night In Bethlehem' - Posted 12-10-08

• Carols and Lights to Bring Lessons of Christmas - Posted 12-10-08

• Santa to visit homes in Greenon School District - Posted 12-10-08

• Former MRDD Employee Charged with Child Porn - Posted 12-8-08

• North Hampton Man Charged with Theft and Forgery - Posted 12-8-08

• Wittenberg University President Emeritus William A. Kinnison Introduces Groundbreaking Book - Posted 12-5-08

• Springfield Schools Hires Search Firm - Posted 12-4-08

• Enon Man Charged with Child Endangering - Posted 12-2-08

• Free Christmas Concert at Word of Faith - Posted 11-28-08

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• Wittenberg Department Of Music Plans Busy December Schedule - Posted 11-26-08

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• Basketball League Registrations Open - Posted 11-23-08

• Funeral Home Kicks Off Cell Phones for Soldiers Collection Drive - Posted 11-21-08

• Wittenberg Offers STEM Scholarships As Part Of Dayton Regional Collaborative - Posted 11-21-08

• Wittenberg University Sorority Grants Child's Dream Trip Through Partnership With Make-A-Wish Foundation - Posted 11-21-08

• Detrick Jordan Pike to Close Tuesday - Posted 11-18-08

• Northwestern SADD Kicks Off Lights For Life Campaign - Posted 11-19-08

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• Greenon Band Seeks Instrument Donations - Posted 11-19-08

• Project Jericho Receives Presidential Award - Posted 11-18-08

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• Four Arrested for Greenon Vandalism - Posted 11-18-08

• Give Blood, Win Gifts - Posted 11-16-08

• Funeral Home Joins Marines Toys For Tots Foundation As Drop Off Point - Posted 11-12-08

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• Hard Winter Could Create Problems for Road Crews Throughout County - Posted 11-9-08

• Free Shredding Day at the Recycling Center - Posted 11-8-08

• Wittenberg Professors Prepare To Infuse Internationalism In First-Year Course With Addition of Study-Abroad Option - Posted 11-7-08

• Covenant Presbyterian Church To Hold Fourth Annual Alternative Christmas Market - Posted 11-7-08

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• Kelly & Burr In — Casino Out — Most Levies Pass - Posted 11-4-08

• Detrick Jordan Pike To Close For Repairs - Posted 11-3-08

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• Funeral Home Becomes Certified Veterans Provider - Posted 11-2-08

• Wittenberg Music Department Offers Wide Range Of November Events - Posted 10-31-08

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• Springfield High Teacher wins OAEA's Outstanding Art Teacher Award - Posted 10-31-08

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• Man Drives Car Into His House - Posted 10-30-08

• Candidates Night Turns Ugly - Posted 10-27-08

• The Wizard of Oz Comes To Greenon - Posted 10-27-08

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• Macy's Celebrates 150th Birthday - Posted 10-25-08

• PNC Financial Buys National City for $5.2 Billion - Posted 10-24-08

• Wittenberg Class of 1958 Spearheads Challenge to Establish Endowed Chair in Honor of Beloved English Professor - Posted 10-24-08

Springfield News

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• Missionary - amazed' after trip to Mumbai
  Greg Pettys wasn't sure what to expect when his group of four missionaries toured India less than two weeks after the November terrorist attacks in Mumbai.
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• Mother shot to death, suspect kidnaps victim's 4-year-old
  The home at 80 Redder Ave. of Jennifer Nelson, 29, who was found shot to death here shortly before 10 p.m. by Montgomery County sheriff's deputies.
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• Elderly woman OK after home invasion in Clark County
  SPRINGFIELD TWP., Clark County - An elderly woman was the victim of a New Year's Eve home invasion in Springfield Twp., according to the Clark County Sheriff's Office.
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• Shovelhead frontman makes hometown comeback
  In the '90s and early '00s, Michael Compton fronted the local metal band Shovelhead.
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• New Year's Eve Gospel Sing at Trinity Friends
  Published: Tuesday, December 30, 2008 The public is invited to ring in the New Year at Trinity Friends Church on New Yeara s Eve.
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• Fundraising tour hits Springfield a " 16 of them
  They've seen the Springfield library in Nebraska and the world's only Corn Palace on the way to Springfield, S.D. On Tuesday, Dec.
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• 2008, a tough year, held some good too
  Looking back on 2008 it's not hard to say good riddance, even allowing that 2009 might be even worse.
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• The father of a slain Marine finds camaraderie at his son's gravesite.
  In the two years since losing his son in Iraq, David Christoff Sr. says the pain has been overwhelming at times.
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• Beck retrospective enters last week
  By the time abstract art became all the rage, Rosemarie Beck had moved on. Nonobjective art? Been there, painted that.
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• Kenny Miller answered London's calling
  With a love for Little Richard, Chuck Berry and Bo Diddley that teetered on obsession, British kids wanted to be American.
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• Speak Up for Dec. 22 - The UAW has the power to make or break the auto industry
  It's Christmas time again, and the Christians are being attacked. So if they want to get rid of everything religious, especially in the public square, then let's just do away with all religious entities ...
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• Are wild creatures staging a comeback against us?
  Does it ever occur to you that there's a battle under way between civilization and wildlife, and we may be losing? Deer have proliferated startlingly since I was a kid growing up in Columbus.
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• Why crows like a crowd
  Dr. Kevin J. McGowen of Cornell University is a world-renowned expert on crows and a native of Springfield.
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• Man loses ear in car accident
  HARMONY TWP., Clark County - A driver, apparently impaired by alcohol, lost an ear when his car went off the road and rolled several times before coming to rest on its top alongside Plattsburg Road, said ...
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• Franklin Country man named to replace Jones-Kelley
  Just two days after Helen Jones-Kelley's resignation, Gov. Ted Strickland named her replacement as director of the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services - Douglas E. Lumpkin, currently director of the same ...
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