CSU teaching students how to teach reading
WILBERFORCE — A recent report indicated that less than half of Ohio’s elementary school teachers graduated from higher education institutions whose teacher-prep programs received a satisfactory “A” or “B,” according to standards analyzed by the Fordham Institute.
‘Santa’ receives big gift
XENIA — If Greg Paxson had his way, he’d be at a Christmas-related event surrounded by children.
New officer wants to make difference
XENIA — Kaley Aurand, a 2023 criminal justice graduate of Cedarville University, was sponsored by the Xenia Police Department in the completion of her training at the police academy.
FISH Pantry holds groundbreaking, receives donations
XENIA — The Greene County FISH Pantry held a groundbreaking Dec. 15, at its 774 Cincinnati Avenue, during which time it also received some donations.
‘Project Christmas’ helps more than ever
XENIA — For more than twenty years, the Greene County Democratic Party has helped local families have happier holidays, and this year, more families than ever will benefit.
Chamber seeking award nominations
XENIA — The Xenia Area Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for its 2024 Annual Awards Dinner.
WSU and Premier Health reach new collaborative milestone
FAIRBORN — Wright State University and Premier Health have reached a new milestone in their affiliation agreement that began in 2018.
Xenia High School’s Student Council delivers Baskets for Battle
XENIA — Xenia High School Student Council members and their mentors have been busy distributing “Baskets for Battle” for chemotherapy and radiation patients. On Dec. 8, XHS Student Council members wrapped up their Baskets for Battle project after delivering 200 baskets to four area hospitals across the region.