Small but well-stocked "storefront" library satellite branch hidden away in a line of stores in the…read moreKroger Shopping Center on Bechtle. VERY helpful staff will help find just about anything you need. The main branch library in downtown Springfield is amazing, a true oasis in a semi-dying city, but this branch is SO convenient, especially when you're running errands and need to either pick up or return some books or movies. Nice kids section, and LARGE music and books-on-tape selections as well-- Can't go wrong!! I like the easy-going 1 day "grace period" for overdue stuff. Bathroom's kinda stinky, unfortunately, but otherwise clean, comfy, and cozy place to be...

The Heritage Center of Clark County is a local gem. The museum is well curated with many unique…read morethings to see. There's far more to see than what you might expect. When you go, sign in to the guest register and then head over to the greeter's desk. A greeter will take a couple of minutes to give you a little background about the building and how to best navigate the two floors of exhibits. The first floor was the more interesting of the two. There's plenty to look at, and it's presented very well. Be sure to walk all the way back to see the model recreation of the city streets of downtown Springfield during the 50s and 60s. The second floor isn't as full or as interesting but is worth the stairs or elevator ride up. Pro tip: Be sure to look up to the ceiling. There's almost as much to see up there and on the floor. No joke. Admission is a donation of your choice, but there's a suggested amount listed that is more than fair. If you are into history, go. It's one of Ohio's better history museums. A solid 5 stars.

This is a really wonderful place to go regardless but during December when "Holiday in the city" is…read morehappening downtown, the Heritage Center transforms The upstairs area into "SantaLand". We have gone every year for about 8 years I believe and although the decor doesn't change too much my grandkids are amazed each time. I grew up near this area and am happy to see as much of it preserved as possible. It's essentially free and no charge to take pictures with Santa. We leave a donation but it's optional and a lot of younger parents can appreciate they aren't charged outrageous amounts to see Santa. Also, this Santa is very authentic and believable for the kids. Really nice and very appreciated by my family each year.

(In poem form) The…read morelibrary in Yellow Springs Is lovely and fun to peruse. Plus it smells much better than Other libraries I've used It's selection is fantastic, The librarians are sweet But even more impressive The computer screens are all clean There is a huge selection, Of books for kids and tots Plus programming and Lego nights And arts and crafts and other stuff but none of it rhymes with "tots," so I'll just say: Excellent library, helpful staff, great selection, fantastic for kids and teens, lots of use after school and good during the day to get work done - plus lovely little touches like a community puzzle and a constantly filled schedule of events. Note the hour difference between winter and summer.

Quiet and the staff are friendly. Outside has beautiful gardens and trees. Great library all around.read more

Easy checking procedure…read more Library is fun looking for children and has stacks for adults as well Used book sale is very reasonable too!

Think Tank has provided services to various local nonprofits and community groups. Think Tank has…read morehelped several grassroot organizations with training, consulting and technical assistance. The Clark County Circles Campaign and the community portion of Promise Neighborhood is provided by Think Tank. Think Tank has offices in Springfield and Dayton and has worked extensively to ensure that low-income persons are equipped to lead in each community. If you are looking for an opportunity to volunteer and want a tranformational experience this is the right organization to contact.

"My experience here has been extremely frustrating. Too often it feels like students are expected…read moreto teach themselves--being told to 'watch videos' instead of getting real, in-person instruction and guidance. What really isn't okay is how support works when you're out for an approved accommodation/health reason. I wasn't given the same supplies and resources other students had to practice with, but I was still expected to complete the same required check-offs on the same timeline as everyone else--despite them having more time and materials. That's not equal, and it feels like being set up to fail. On top of that, Disability Services and the accommodations process has felt like constant hoops and having to over-advocate just to get basic follow-through. This school needs accountability, consistency, and support that actually supports."

Don't waste your money here. My advisor ruined my aid for life. I'll have too touch private loans…read moretoo go back too school. When I would've gotten college for basically free if I waited till 27-30ish. It's not my fault they didn't tell me how it worked/ capped.