Good morning, Lancaster.

Keller Family Chiropractic raised $4,032 for the Millersport Community Food Pantry by providing chiropractic care for a $30 donation and selling raffle tickets for baskets and a Thumper massager.

The funds will help Walnut Township residents during tough times—Dr. Keller thanked his staff and patients for their generous support.

Businesses applying for a new vendor license in Lancaster will pay a one-time fee of $50 starting April 9 after the passage of House Bill 366.

The $25 increase will support reimbursements for law enforcement costs under the Organized Crime Commission Fund.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has filed a lawsuit in Fairfield County Court of Common Pleas against a Baltimore company and its owner, Lancaster resident Dwight W.

Artrip of The Painting Co. Inc. for allegedly defrauding homeowners by taking large deposits and performing shoddy remodeling work that left consumers with $11,900 in losses—seeking restitution, civil penalties and injunctive relief.

Lancaster and Fairfield County ice cream fans are invited to vote online for their favorite shop—choosing from local spots known for milkshakes, sundaes and cones with sprinkles.

The poll will announce the winner soon—giving the community a chance to celebrate the best frozen treat.

Senior basketball players Tryce Chaffin of Bloom-Carroll and Hyde O’Rielley of Fisher Catholic were named first-team All-Ohio by the Ohio Prep Sports Media Association on Wednesday.

Chaffin improved his scoring average to 21.3 points and O’Rielley reached 1,000 career points – honors that recognize their standout performances this season.

Bloom-Carroll’s softball team beat the Warriors 5-4 at Watkins Memorial — overcoming a 4-0 deficit to secure the win.

Area high school softball teams kicked off the season with local wins.

Lancaster beat Hilliard Bradley 5-2 as Ashlin Mowery struck out 11, Millersport shut out Liberty Christian 20-0, and Fairfield Christian won two games in Cincinnati – all showing strong starts for the season.

Grace Haven Chili Cook-Off

4-6 p.m. — Fairfield Christian Church — $20 entry — Bring your best chili for a chance to win prizes while supporting a local ministry.

Virtual Tour of Senior Living

9 AM - 7 PM | Seniors Helping Seniors Mid-Ohio | Free entry | Explore the best in senior living services and community care.

Chocolate Walk

4-7 p.m. — Destination Downtown Lancaster — Ticketed event — Indulge in a delightful variety of chocolate treats from local businesses while exploring the downtown area.

Spring at the Round Barn 2025

4-8 p.m. & 9 a.m.-5 p.m. — Fairfield County Agricultural — $5-$10 — Celebrate spring with 150+ vendors, delicious food trucks, and live music at the historic Round Barn.

Downtown Clean Up Day

8 AM – 12 PM — Destination Downtown Lancaster — Free entry — Volunteer to beautify downtown Lancaster in celebration of Earth Day.