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Christian day school visionary dies
XENIA — He lived in Xenia back in the 1960s.But the legacy of the Rev. John Teeters lives on today.Literally.Without the vision of Teeters, past...
Couple celebrates 65th anniversary
Gene and Nancy Reeves of Spring Valley celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary April 3.The couple was married in Richmond, Ind., April 3, 1954 at th...
April 8th, 2019 updated: April 8th, 2019. |
Ringmaster: circus all about family
XENIA — For the Antioch Shrine Circus ringmaster, circus is family.It’s where Richard Curtis met his wife, Kimberly — a ninth-genera...
Construction on West Second set to begin
XENIA — Major construction on West Second Street is set to begin Monday, April 8.The $1.05 million project, which includes the city’s shar...
New Cedarville pharmacy open for business
CEDARVILLE — After an intensive renovation and multiple rounds of finishing touches, Cedarville’s newest pharmacy opened Thursday.Communit...
The true miracle of miracles
What is it that most Christians celebrate this time of year?The short answer is the festival of Easter commemorating the resurrection of Jesus the Chr...
Board of Elections votes for voting machine
XENIA — Greene County Board of Elections (BOE) voted March 25 to select a touchscreen Direct-Recording Electronic (DRE) voting machine from Domi...
AFIT officials hope STEM gains steam
WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE — The Air Force Institute of Technology celebrated current engineers and at the same time tried to entice a new ...
Tornado memories linger 45 years later
XENIA — It didn’t last long.Maybe a couple minutes and it was over.But to many it felt like an eternity. And in fact, the memory for some ...
Circus in town this weekend
XENIA — Greene County Fairgrounds has a new look: a red and yellow Big Top.Antioch Shrine Circus will perform at 120 Fairground Road for the fir...
