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Xenia tornado remembered 46 years later
XENIA — The Shawnee Indians weren’t wrong.The tribe the occupied many states in the Ohio River Valley — including Ohio — long ...
CU student prints 3D masks
CEDARVILLE — Although Cedarville University sophomore Connor Hart has more than two years remaining in college, he is putting his education in 3...
Board of Elections accepting absentee ballot requests
XENIA — Greene County voters will be making their voices heard almost exclusively through absentee ballots this election.Ohio General Assembly&#...
GCCOA keeping up with seniors via calls, meals
XENIA — Greene County Council on Aging (GCCOA) continues taking care of local seniors with home-delivered meals and check-ins by phone.GCCOA Exe...
Council meets but members keep their distance
XENIA — Xenia City Council members were able to conduct city business and maintain social distance at the same time last week.During their regul...
Adjusting at home
XENIA — Different, an adjustment, think in a different way, and difficult in adapting were phrases often used when teacher and students at Legacy Ch...
April 2nd, 2020 updated: April 3rd, 2020. |
Legacy keeping residents in touch with families
XENIA — With apologies to the Five Man Electrical Band and its song “Signs:”And the sign says due to COVID-19, guests can’t co...
April 1st, 2020 updated: April 1st, 2020. |
XCS gifted program helping provide masks
XENIA — The coronavirus hasn’t stopped fourth graders in the Xenia schools gifted program from performing their spring service work.In fac...
WSU donates PPE to local hospitals
FAIRBORN — The Wright State University College of Nursing and Health has made a sizeable donation of personal protection equipment (PPE) to seve...
Senior center providing needed meals
XENIA — While its dining room is dark and quiet and meeting rooms are empty, the Xenia Adult Recreation and Services Center continues to take ca...
