Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 24th of January.
Good morning, Lancaster.
Fairfield County used ARP funds to double Habitat for Humanity of Southeast Ohio's building capacity and launch a training program with Eastland-Fairfield Career Center.
Five new affordable homes are in Lancaster, one is in Pleasantville, and one is moving to Fairfield Beach to support single mothers and children.
Fairfield County Sheriff Alex Lape said he will review roadway conditions and call data before declaring a Level 3 snow emergency to restrict non-essential travel and keep roads clear for emergency responders during the winter storm expected this weekend (such emergencies are rare in the county).
Residents can help ease a 35% blood shortage by donating at Fairfield County drives, including at Lancaster Blood Donation Center on Jan.
27 and events in Bremen and Pickerington. The Red Cross offers a Super Bowl trip for donors by Jan. 25 & $20 gift cards for later donations.
On Friday, Jan. 23, the Lancaster girls' basketball team pulled off a 48-47 win over Groveport after trailing by five in the fourth quarter.
Senior Carlee Arledge (a two-time knee surgery survivor) scored the final points down the stretch to secure the victory.
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