Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 12th of December.
Good morning, Lancaster.
On Dec. 11, the Department reached a settlement to end the Biden-era SAVE student loan plan that helped over seven million borrowers, including 1.7 million from Ohio, and affected borrowers must choose new repayment options with a replacement plan set for July 1 (pending court approval).
COTA’s new Rickenbacker Mobility Center will open for bus riders on January 5 at 6675 Shook Rd while still under construction (full opening expected in spring).
It will serve bus lines 22 and 24 and GREAT shuttles.
Health experts warn Lancaster residents over 45 with heart risks to take breaks and proper measures when shoveling snow today; if chest pain or lightheadedness occurs (key signs of a heart attack), stop immediately and call 911 as up to 7 inches of snow is forecast through the weekend.
Freshman Ilahna Speelman scored 23+ points, grabbed 12 rebounds, and blocked 6 in Berne Union's 46-42 win over the Eagles on Dec.
11, leaving the girls 5+0 in the Mid-State League-Cardinal Division. Their strong start keeps the unbeaten team in focus.
Downtown Christmas Stroll
5:30 p.m. — Historic Downtown Churches — Ticket required — Experience a musical pilgrimage through centuries-old sanctuaries adorned with festive decor and angelic harmonies.
A Different Kind of Christmas Concert
7-10 p.m. — Fairfield Christian Church — Ticket prices vary — Experience a spiritually uplifting evening with live music from Aaron Shust and friends in a welcoming atmosphere.
Glass Town Countdown
10 PM – 1 AM — Destination Downtown Lancaster — Free entry — Celebrate New Year's with fireworks, hot chocolate, and a giant glass globe countdown.
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