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Local school districts breaking down levies ahead of November Election

By Lydia Bice,

2 days ago

By Lydia Bice,

2 days ago

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Doug Hoagland

19h ago

voted against the Springfield levy. Maybe if they had acted like they cared when folks started voicing concern. But im.not voting yes to support folks you claimed weren't here and weren't an issue Rob Rue.

Steve

1d ago

Springfield you're not getting my vote

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