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FAIRBORN — Already the definition of military friendly for its support of veteran and military-connected students on campus, Wright State University received recognition for its broad and invaluable support of military initiatives and partnerships off-campus too.

XENIA — At its monthly board meeting on Tuesday, Xenia Area Chamber of Commerce Board Chair Alan Stock led the meeting for the final time in his role as chairman.

FAIRBORN — The Atherton Amphitheater at Community Park was approved for extensive renovations following Monday’s city council meeting.

YELLOW SPRINGS — A native of Yellow Springs recently completed an intensive 10-week training program to become a member of the elite U.S. Navy Ceremonial Guard.

XENIA — The city held its second public meeting for neXtPlan last week. The plan will be the “refresh” to the city’s current comprehensive neXtPlan and will determine how the community developments, grows, and changes over the next ten years.

XENIA — The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is working with Greene County Public Health’s Safe Communities Coalition to make sure you stay safe on the roads throughout the holiday weekend.

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XENIA — Xenia Community Schools (XCS) recently approved a plan to participate in an audit to determine the quality of the school system’s curriculum and instruction, and related curriculum management processes in grades 6 — 12. Estimated cost of the audit is $37,000 —including a site visit —inclusive of expenses.

FAIRBORN — Before schools let out for the holidays and Christmas shopping begins, leaders in Fairborn wanted to share what they’re thankful for this season after an especially eventful year.

FAIRBORN —The holiday season is approaching, and the Air Force Museum is getting ready for one of its more popular events to celebrate: The USAF Band of Flight concert.