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Part II: GCPH in the 2000s
Editor’s note: This is Part II of the Centennial Celebration series for September covering Greene County Public Health in 2000-2009.Greene Count...
Fairbornites will walk to end Alzheimer’s Saturday
FAIRBORN — Fairborn citizens will participate in the largest Walk to End Alzheimer’s in the region. Bright and early on Saturday, Oct. 3, ...
Greene County expected to receive CARES funding
COLUMBUS — Greene County is expected to receive more than $10 million in CARES Act funding after the passage of House Bill 614 last week.The leg...
Coach, athletic trainers save life of student
FAIRBORN — On Oct. 1, the Fairborn Board of Education will recognize two athletic trainers, a teacher and two students for saving the life of an...
Part I: GCPH from 2000 to 2009
Editor’s note: This is Part I of the Centennial Celebration series for September covering Greene County Public Health in 2000-2009.The board of ...
Certain fun during uncertain times
XENIA — More than 350 tables of vintage and modern toys will be on display in Xenia Saturday, Oct. 3.On the heels of a successful event in May, ...
Five non-profits receive grants through county
XENIA — The Greene County Community Improvement Corporation (CIC) has awarded a total of $24,100 to five local non-profit organizations.The CIC ...
Greene CATS keeping riders safe
XENIA — Greene CATS Public Transit is taking safety precautions to keep transportation readily available during the COVID-19 pandemic.Today the ...
GCPH works to decrease tobacco use in county
XENIA — Greene County Public Health staff is working to decrease tobacco use and secondhand smoke across the county.Oct. 17 will mark the first ...
Alzheimer’s Association hosting panel for veterans
DAYTON — Miami Valley veterans and their families are invited to attend a Veterans Services Panel on Thursday, Oct. 1 designed to connect the re...
