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Editor’s note: This is the second of a six-part series called “Disconnect to Connect,” authored by Greene County Public Health, in collaboration with other county partners. This series ran last year and is running again as a courtesy.

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.

Courtesy photos | Greene County Career Center

CEDARVILLE — Ruthy Gherasim, the daughter of two first-generation Romanian immigrants, cherishes her freedom to pursue her passion for a political career in Washington, D.C.

XENIA — If Greg Paxson had his way, he’d be at a Christmas-related event surrounded by children.

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.

XENIA — The Greene County FISH Pantry held a groundbreaking Dec. 15, at its 774 Cincinnati Avenue, during which time it also received some donations.

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.

XENIA — The Xenia Area Chamber of Commerce is gearing up for its 2024 Annual Awards Dinner.

FAIRBORN — Wright State University and Premier Health have reached a new milestone in their affiliation agreement that began in 2018.