Vicky Forrest is a journalist based in Springfield, Ohio, with a focus on local news and community stories. She writes for several publications, including the Springfield News-Sun, Dayton Daily News, and Oxford Press. Vicky's work covers a range of topics, from local government and development projects to human interest stories and community events.
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Vicky's coverage is heavily focused on local government announcements, city development, and community concerns within the Springfield area. She regularly covers topics related to real estate, business & industry, as well as human resources & employment.
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By: Vicky Forrest
In the first two weeks that Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers assisted with traffic enforcement in Springfield, troopers made 337 traffic stops, issued 136 “enforcement actions” and 101 warnings, according to Andy Wilson, director of public safety for the state of Ohio.
By: Vicky Forrest
Power failures, road washouts and gas shortages put Erik and Lindsay Augustin in a tough spot as the aftermath of Hurricane Helene hit the Asheville, N.C. area, but a series of “what ifs” fell their way.
By: Vicky Forrest
Those attending the Springfield City Commission meeting this week were greeted with protestors on the corner again, but this time it was a group promoting the message of Revolutionary Communist Party USA leader Bob Avakian.
By: Vicky Forrest
Although he served as the Superintendent of Springfield City Schools before his retirement, Assistant Mayor David Estrop just learned recently that driver’s education was once included as an elective in Ohio public schools.
By: Vicky Forrest
In the 2024 election race for Ohio's 15th Congressional District, Republican incumbent Mike Carey is being challenged by Democrat Adam Miller, a current Ohio state representative.
By: Vicky Forrest
Affordable housing has been one of the major concerns Springfield residents have voiced during recent tense City Commission meetings. The city now has announced a new effort to address that need, in conjunction with the Clark County Land Reutilization Corporation, also known as the Land Bank.
By: Vicky Forrest, Jessica Orozco
Springfield City Commissioners authorized a purchase agreement for the sale of a former city fire station to the Haitian Community Help and Support Center to house the group’s operations.
By: Vicky Forrest
Springfield city officials said that they, like in other municipalities across the country, are preparing for possible civil unrest and turmoil following the election.
By: Vicky Forrest
Springfield Promise Neighborhood is working on plans for its Christmas Store and a holiday dinner event and is looking for donors and volunteers to help make these holiday activities special for Springfield families who are facing financial hardship this holiday season.
By: Vicky Forrest
Springfield City Commission on Tuesday approved and accepted a $100,000 donation from the Ohio Mayors Alliance to help defray costs associated with unexpected expenses related to immigrant assistance and bomb threats that emerged during the fall.
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