Capehart to finish lecture series
FAIRBORN — Jonathan Capehart, Pulitzer Prize-winner and Washington Post editorial writer, will give the final talk in Wright State University’s 2016-17 Presidential Lecture Series...
LeWitt drawing unveiled at WSU
FAIRBORN — Wall art by Sol LeWitt, regarded as a founder of both Minimal and Conceptual art, was publicly unveiled at Wright State University,...
CU’s graduating class breaks record
CEDARVILLE — A record-breaking 796 Cedarville University students from the class of 2017 will receive their diplomas Saturday, May 6.The largest graduating class in...
Greeneview students use Power of the Pen
JAMESTOWN —Four students from Greeneview Middle School competed in the Regional Power of the Pen Tournament held March 4 at Wittenberg University.Seventh grader Frankie...
Man dies after single-vehicle accident
XENIA TOWNSHIP — A Springfield man died after a single-vehicle crash on US Route 68 March 20.The Ohio State Highway Patrol told WDTN that...
CSU to honor top students
WILBERFORCE — Central State University will recognize outstanding academic achievement during its Annual Honors Day Convocation 10 a.m. Tuesday, April 4.More than 275 students...
Community pays tribute
MAD RIVER TOWNSHIP – Firefighters, paramedics and EMTs at the Hustead Fire and EMS Departments have been paying tribute this week to a much-loved...
WSU highlights financial planning
Whitney Vickers | Greene County NewsWright State University hosted the Leading Innovation in Finance Today and Tomorrow (LIFT) Symposium March 24, highlighting aspects of...
Tour shows importance of WPAFB
WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE — As co-chair of the Senate Air Force Caucus, John Boozman (R-AR) knows about Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and the...
Council approves alcohol at certain events
XENIA — City Council March 23 narrowly approved allowing alcohol at certain city-sponsored events.Current city ordinances prohibit the sales and consumption of alcohol on...
