Colonel William A. Phillips

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As a native of Springfield, I can readily admit that there is nothing about our city that makes it "The American Dream." Morhange 19:34, 1 March 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Springfield is a lot better than some places.

Lets not forgot Dave Burba and Dustin Hermanson as professional baseball players that were born and raised in Springfield.

Also Harvey Haddix. Holds record for most consecutive perfect innings pitched. Technically from Westville, Ohio. Which is about 5-7 miles N of SPringfield or 2 miles directly W of Urbana, OH.

I would argue that Gene Bowshire and Tony Powell, both local musicians that are listed as notable people, are not really notable. They are locally notable to the very small local music scene. They do both write their own music, but they don't have record deals, and rarely play outside of the immediate area. The argument being they are not known outside the immediate area and are not really that well known to the general public in the immediate area.

I would argue that Gene Bowshire's (I know I'm spelling his name wrong), deceased father, Donnie Bowshire be added. He had a top ten hit in the late 50's, with the single "Stone Heart". Some of his late 50's recordings leave him identify as a minor player in the recorded history of rockabilly music. Which though popular and well documented, there wasn't a rockabilly act in every town on the trail. They were few and far between, and rockabilly has a very short history from 54 to 57 or 58. Stone Heart, which I believe was recorded in 58 found him straddling a rock, honky tonk, rockabilly. He later evolved into a purely country musician. He has a notation in the allmusic.com registry. Which is a resource site that started years ago as a resource publication for press research. There is another more famous female country musician from the area from the same time frame. I believe she was from Catawba, OH just NE of SPringfield. I will have to consult my wife on this.

I unlinked the mention of New Boston from the article on the New Boston in Scioto County. Scioto County was never part of Clark County and thus its New Boston could not have been passed over by the state legislature for county seat of Clark County. Also, the article on the Scioto County New Boston states that it was platted in 1891, another indication that that New Boston couldn't have been a contender to be county seat of Clark County back in 1818. Dlauri (talk) 21:51, 5 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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After viewing several cities' Wikipedia pages, it appears that a section for 'Places of worship' is not the norm. Personally, I don't see the significance of the section and feel it should be removed. I look forward to feedback from others regarding this. Dogscatsbirds (talk) 13:06, 20 July 2016 (UTC)[reply]

A good place for guidance is WP:City structure. My opinion would be to remove any non-notable (generally meaning not having an article or other form of significance) locations.--☾Loriendrew☽ ☏(ring-ring) 20:26, 20 July 2016 (UTC)[reply]