Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 8th of October.
Good morning, Lancaster.
The Better Business Bureau warned that a home warranty scam is misleading homeowners in central Ohio by sending mail that tricks recipients like Allan South into costly contracts—victims are urged to verify details with trusted sources before responding.
A post on Nextdoor asked if 13 is too old to trick-or-treat as nearly 200 comments from central Ohio residents shared their views on enjoying Halloween if kids are polite and wear costumes.
Some noted that while cities like Sandusky and Broadview Heights set age limits, Ohio has no statewide rule — the discussion reflects varied opinions in the community.
Police departments in Ohio can no longer use ticket quotas to evaluate officers after Governor Mike DeWine signed a new bill.
The law requires the attorney general to set up a system for officers to anonymously report when quotas are used—lawmakers say this change will improve police-community relationships.
Bloom-Carroll volleyball team won its fourth consecutive MSL-Buckeye Division championship after beating Hamilton Township 25—14, 25—9, 24—11 on Senior Night.
Seniors Sienna Hogue, Sylvia Haughn, and Ellie Bratton helped secure the win and a 20—1 record as the team earned the top seed in the Central District tournament.
Cancer Care Run & Walk
9:00 AM — Martens Park — Registration fee applies — Participate in a meaningful 5K or 2-mile walk while supporting local cancer patients.
Flat Rocks Climbing Area Adopt-a-Crag Event
10 a.m. – 2 p.m. — Keller-Kirn Park — Free entry — Help improve the climbing area with community projects and enjoy some climbing afterward.
Circleville Pumpkin Show
10 a.m. – 10 p.m. — Circleville Pumpkin Show — Free entry — Explore one of the nation's largest pumpkin festivals featuring homespun Americana flair.
Abracadabra at AHA!
10 AM – 12 PM — AHA! A Hands-On Adventure A Children's Museum — Included with admission — Discover the wizarding world with potion making and wand personalization for aspiring young magicians.
The Phoenix Ball & Fantasy Faire
6-10 p.m. — The Wagnalls Memorial Library — Fundraiser event — A whimsical celebration of fantasy, cosplay, and community spirit benefiting Rise Up Arts Alliance.
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