GCPH to hold COVID-19 vaccine clinics
Prosecutor’s investigator sworn in to task force
Judge rules in favor of Renergy in zoning case
Greene County announces winners of annual art contest
Greene County will receive funds from Ohio EPA
Latest Updates
- GCPH to hold COVID-19 vaccine clinics - 3:57 pm
- Judge rules in favor of Renergy in zoning case - 1:42 pm
- Local Jeopardy contestant ‘had a blast’ - 8:20 am
- Judge rules in favor of Renergy in zoning case - 9:14 pm
- COVID-19 forced Central State to be innovative - 4:57 pm updated: 4:58 pm.
- East High School targeted for STE(A)M school - 10:58 pm
- Favorite recipes from kids - 12:08 pm
- Beavercreek Township Zoning Commission held public hearing - 12:24 pm
- AIM Media Midwest sues Facebook, Google over digital advertising tactics - 9:51 am
- GCCC students inducted into National Technical Honor Society - 12:28 pm
- Encouragement, Scripture and a shared recipe - 5:05 pm
- Seevers thanks community as transition begins - 8:21 am
- GCCC announces honor roll - 5:46 pm
- GC will hold town hall on proposed solar farm - 1:39 pm
- Visiting vaccine centers and the easiest apple pie - 11:27 am
- Fun foods, books for Dr. Seuss Day - 2:22 pm
- Pizza Bubbles for a snack or dinner - 2:22 pm
- Double apple oatmeal muffins for Nutrition Month - 2:22 pm
- Irish breakfast scones, soda bread - 2:22 pm
- Jill Biden’s Chicken Parmesan - 2:20 pm
- Mother’s Banana Pudding - 2:20 pm
- Super Bowl olive cheese bread - 2:20 pm
- Cherry Almond Bars for Presidents’ Day, Valentine’s Day - 2:20 pm
- Pie crust: Technique is important - 2:19 pm
- Chocolate microwave desserts for kids to make - 2:19 pm
NEWS
GCCC students inducted into National Technical Honor Society
XENIA — Greene County Career Center held its annual induction ceremonies for students entering the school’s chapter of the National Techni...
Encouragement, Scripture and a shared recipe
One of the lovely things that has helped get us through this crazy year is the personal notes that we have received. We get them as texts, and notes t...
Seevers thanks community as transition begins
JAMESTOWN — Greeneview Superintendent Isaac Seevers thanked the school board and Jamestown community for their support as he prepares for a move...
GCCC announces honor roll
XENIA — Greene County Career Center’s third quarter honor roll has been announced.Students recognized for outstanding achievement in their...
GC will hold town hall on proposed solar farm
XENIA — The Greene County commissioners will host a town hall meeting next week about a proposed solar-powered electric generating facility in G...
Visiting vaccine centers and the easiest apple pie
Mike and I got our second COVID shot about a month ago, so we have spent the last two weeks touring Ohio and checking out all the different vaccinatio...
SPORTS
Heading home: Kopp leaving Xenia for Newton
XENIA — Nathan Kopp wasn’t looking to leave Xenia.But with a young family, the opportunity to work just minutes from his home in Troy was ...
Anderson: The ‘right time’ to resign as Xenia hoops coach
XENIA — After more than 300 wins, a handful of league titles, and the opportunity to coach a Mr. Basketball, Kent Anderson has decided to step d...
Sheets stepping down after successful Carroll career
RIVERSIDE — After 26 years leading the Carroll High School baseball team, Mike Sheets is ready to turn the lineup card to another coach.The 1983...
Division I, II All-Ohio teams announced
The Division II girls basketball All-Ohio teams were announced Tuesday by the Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association.The Ohio Ms. Basketball Award winner...
WSU women’s coach leaving for Memphis
FAIRBORN — Wright State women’s basketball coach Katrina Merriweather has been hired as the Memphis women’s basketball coach, the Da...
March 29th, 2021 updated: March 29th, 2021. |
LIFE
WSU offers new business management certifications
FAIRBORN — The Wright State Raj Soin College of Business is offering certificates in both management and human resources management for current ...
Free rides for Greene CATS 20th
XENIA — Greene CATS Public Transit is celebrating its milestone 20th year of service on Jan. 8 with free rides on its Flex Route.Family & Yo...
Dog of the week: Ike
XENIA — Greene County Animal Care & Control (GCAC) at 641 Dayton-Xenia Road in Xenia is back to full services with a few changes. The shelte...
Preliminary Work Set To Begin For S.R. 235 Bridge Repair
XENIA — In advance of a dual bridge rehabilitation project, preliminary operations will get under way next week on State Route 235 in Greene Cou...
Dog of the week: Charming
XENIA — Greene County Animal Care & Control (GCAC) at 641 Dayton-Xenia Road in Xenia is back to full services with a few changes. The shelte...
OPINION
Things to do in isolation
Well, this. Write. Writing is something a person can do while isolating themselves from infectious people. Isolating myself from sick people didn̵...
So many things I missed due to COVID
There’s no doubt that 2020 has been a year that we all want to forget but one that will be talked about forever.Life has not been the same the l...
December 25th, 2020 updated: December 26th, 2020. |
Lots to buzz about at CSU
I recently had a chance to check out some sweet research going on at Central State University … and attempt to conquer one of my fears at the sa...
History of West Main Street, Xenia
Those who travel on a regular basis or even from time to time on the highway between Xenia and Dayton (U. S. 35/Main Street) might be surprised to kno...
Heal? Nope, improve
Now that former VP Joe Biden has (unofficially) won the election, there are a lot of cries about healing America.I believe they are using the wrong te...
Evolution of a holiday
It seems to me that the upcoming holiday on Nov. 11, Veterans Day, (not Veteran’s Day as some may think) has an interesting past.It started out ...
