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CEDARVILLE — After reading a fictional novel set in Nazi Germany, some Cedarville High School students had a chance to hear a real-life story about that era.

BEAVERCREEK — Anthony Diehl was remembered for his bravery and selflessness at Monday’s city council meeting.

CEDARVILLE — What started as a capstone project to develop a device that could save a life if the carotid artery is severed for a group of Cedarville University juniors and seniors in 2019 is now extremely close to receiving full FDA approval for manufacturing and distribution on a nationwide scale.

XENIA — A new partnership between Emerge Recovery & Trade Initiative and Bridges of Hope is expected to serve the needs of hundreds of homeless people in the years to come. The partnership will bring treatment and other services to area homeless people according to those involved in the partnership process.

XENIA — Ryan Beach, an Edward Jones financial advisor in Xenia, was recently appointed to the firm’s grassroots legislative task force. The group is dedicated to voicing the concerns of individual investors to local, state, and national lawmakers.

CEDARVILLE — Cedarville Elementary School recently held its 3rd Annual Coding Competition.

XENIA — William “Bill” Morrison was appointed as the chief trial counsel for the Greene County Prosecutor’s Office, Prosecutor David D. Hayes announced Thursday.

XENIA — The Greene County Sheriff’s Office recently honored Joseph Thorne, a long-time county employee, who retired as a sheriff’s deputy.

XENIA — Xenia recently amended the streets and sidewalk areas of the city’s streets, utilities, and public services code and section 660.05 of the general offenses code. This was the second of three parts of the proposed rewrite to the city’s streets, utilities, and public services code.

BELLBROOK — A popular cafe in Bellbrook is temporarily closing while it moves to a new location.