Springfield Scene Online Newsletter - July 2026
Your July Springfield Scene Newsletter
This month’s highlights celebrate creativity, generosity, student achievement, community health, and the people helping make Springfield a stronger place to live.
Featured Stories
ArtScene: 10 Questions with Ryan Napier
The newest ArtScene feature introduces readers to Ryan Napier through a creative Q&A that explores his work, inspiration, process, and connection to the local arts community.
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Hope Takes Flight at Simmons Cancer Institute’s 18th Annual Butterfly Release
A meaningful Springfield tradition brought families, friends, survivors, caregivers, and supporters together for a morning of remembrance, healing, and hope.
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Community Foundation Awards Nearly $230,000 in Scholarships
The Community Foundation celebrated area students and local generosity with nearly $230,000 in scholarships, including recognition of the Student of the Year.
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AIWO Color Me Holi 5K Raises Record $45,495
AIWO’s colorful community celebration raised a record $45,495 in support of The Motherland Community Gardens Project and its work to address food insecurity.
See the HighlightsMore Springfield Scene Stories
- Springfield Old Capitol Art Fair
- HSHS Medical Group expands endocrinology care in Springfield
- LLCC students in top five at SkillsUSA national competition
- Touch a Truck School Supply Drive seeks donations for local students
- Springfield named #2 Best Small City for Recent Grads
- Shakespeare in the Park returns to Enos Park for a third year
- Groundbreaking heart procedure performed at Prairie Cardiovascular
- Centennial Route 66 5K on June 6th
- Illinois College orchid research earns second Chelsea Flower Show gold medal
- Illinois Symphony Orchestra appoints Victoria Calderone as Director of Development
- Paint The Street
- St. John’s College of Nursing sustains national accreditation
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