A patriotic tree
Kiwanis holding annual picnic
Cardinal Health Foundation awards CU $25K
Sharrett, partners ready to move forward
Founder’s dream lives on at Rail Fest
Latest Updates
- A patriotic tree - 4:30 pm
- Kiwanis holding annual picnic - 4:30 pm
- Cardinal Health Foundation awards CU $25K - 4:29 pm
- Summer concert series continues - 8:30 am
- Aruthur to speak at Farm Forum - 8:30 am
- Cade, Kuchera chosen as Beavercreek royalty - 8:30 am
- Church hosts youth revival - 8:30 am
- Multi-state settlement with Citibank - 8:29 am
- Founder’s dream lives on at Rail Fest - 5:01 pm
- Wilberforce hosts minority business day - 5:00 pm
- Remember when … - 4:22 pm updated: 8:43 am.
- CU pharm students serving disadvantaged community - 4:15 pm
- View Story - 11:35 am
- Keep your eye on the pie - 11:34 am
- Fran’s Favorites: Chocolate Cake & Black Raspberry Pie - 9:38 am updated: 9:41 am.
- Remember when … - 9:37 am
- Father, daughter to paddle down river - 4:26 pm
- Lexington Park gets cleaned up - 4:25 pm
- CSU among 14 adding billions to economy - 4:21 pm
- 2 charged in robberies; 1 faces homicide charge - 4:21 pm
- Worn flags retire on Flag Day - 4:21 pm
- Clarification - 4:20 pm
- Bicycle parade to honor American wildlife - 4:20 pm
- Hand, reconstructive surgeons open in Jamestown - 10:36 am
- Remember when … - 10:00 am
NEWS
Wilberforce hosts minority business day
WILBERFORCE — Wilberforce University recently hosted the Minority Business Supplier Council for Minority Business Enterprise Day.The inaugural e...
Remember when …
Submitted photoCan you identify what is happening in this photo, where it is located and what year it was taken? Submit your answers or share a story ...
June 18th, 2018 updated: June 19th, 2018. |
CU pharm students serving disadvantaged community
CEDARVILLE — Two schools of pharmacy, separated by more than 1,000 miles — one in the heartland of Ohio, the other on the Florida coast &#...
Barb Slone | Greene County NewsFlags burn at the retirement ceremony on Flag Day, June 14.Veterans line up to be recognized during the cremony.Greene ...
Keep your eye on the pie
Scott Halasz | Greene County NewsCedarville resident Fran DeWine and friends made more than 200 pies in preparation for the annual DeWine Family Ice C...
Fran’s Favorites: Chocolate Cake & Black Raspberry Pie
With Father’s Day coming up, I’ve been thinking a lot about my dad and the food he loved. He really was a meat and potatoes man. Pot roast...
June 16th, 2018 updated: June 16th, 2018. |
SPORTS
Sports Digest
Scouts soon to hit the roadXENIA — The Xenia Scouts baseball team was enjoying an early 8-2 lead over the Licking County Settlers, June 19 at Gr...
Two ‘Jackets named All-American
CEDARVILLE — Tommy Ansiel and Trent Classen have been recognized as NCAA Division II All-Americans by the United States Track & Field and Cr...
Locals humbled at Legends ceremony
DAYTON — For Beavercreek’s George Flake, Bellbrook’s Mike George and Fairborn Church League founder Tracy Hall, of Medway, the three...
Kil-Kare Dragway Results, June 16, 2018
XENIA — Final class results from Kil-Kare Dragway, June 16, with racing class, winner’s name, hometown, dial-in number, reaction time, E.T...
Sports Digest
Team USA Football resumes tourney playHARBIN DISTRICT, China — Team USA had a bye when the second day of the World University American Football ...
LIFE
Wagers’ celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
YELLOW SPRINGS — Gary and Susan Wagers of Yellow Springs, are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary on June 15. They were married June 15, ...
WPAFB releases 2017 water report
WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE — The Bioenvironmental Engineering Office at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base recently released the 2017 Drinking...
Xenia native wins national Indie award
XENIA — A Xenia native has won a prestigious award for her writing.Traci (Ison) Schafer, a 1984 Xenia High School grad, received the 2018 Nation...
Cedarville among best in midwest
CEDARVILLE — Cedarville University has been ranked No. 4 in the College Consensus Rankings of best universities in the Midwest for 2018.College ...
Bellbrook students shine at National Science League’s competition
BELLBROOK — Bellbrook Middle School scientists ranked among the best at the National Science League’s competition.The team of seventh and ...
OPINION
Do you want pancakes with that?
It seems to me that names, those handy-dandy identifiers we hang on things, are an important part of our lives even though we don’t usually thin...
Safe boating on Ohio’s scenic rivers
The Little Miami River Kleeners scheduled its annual river cleanup for this past weekend. It usually consists of a canoe based clean up to take out th...
A tribute to Charles Krauthammer
I have often thought that tributes to those we love are best made when the object of our affection is still with us, rather than at their funerals.I d...
Questioning war is a civic duty
Politicians and businesses want you to think questioning war disrespects veterans like me. They’re wrong.“How do you motivate men and wome...
‘Pro-family’ homophobia rips families apart
Happy LGBTQIA Pride Month!… is not what the Trump White House is saying this June.Instead, LGBTQIA Americans are being acknowledged by the gover...
Remembering Rose Higgins
XENIA — Rose Higgins was a pioneer in the newspaper business. She wanted nothing more than to be a reporter for the Xenia Daily Gazette but thos...
