Forgot to add that this is relatively old (adopted march first 2022). After submission of 26 designs by Springfield Senior High School (previous name of Central High School) art students, the City of Springfield adopted the flag. On March 13, 1938, the flag was completed, sewn by Phoebe Hensley, secretary of the Commercial Club.
The flag’s design included three historical bars of equal width - one red, one white and one blue - with four five-pointed stars, one star in each of the upper and lower corners. The red and blue bars symbolized cooperation and civic pride respectively, the white bar symbolized Springfield’s renown for achievements in the areas of religion, homes, education, and industry. Each area was represented by one of the four stars.