Xenia summer school providing opportunities
XENIA — Nearly 100 high school and middle school students are starting their summer break a bit late while working to get ahead or...
Cedarville Township fire chief to retire
Gazette News ReportCEDARVILLE — After 40 years in public service, Cedarville Township Fire Chief Scott Baldwin is retiring.A retirement open house, sponsored by the...
Help the bees: plant some flowers
BATH TOWNSHIP – It was the perfect storm that created the gloomy outlook honeybees face, according to Terry Leiberman, Greene County beekeeper and vice...
Bevington returns to Cedarville as postmaster
By Scott [email protected] — Ever since she was a letter carrier in Jamestown, Gail Bevington aspired to be a postmaster.“That’s when I had my...
GALLERY: Flags retired on Flag Day
Old flags were burned Tuesday, Flag Day, at the Greene County Fairgrounds as part of a flag retirement ceremony.Old flags were burned Tuesday, Flag...
Cedarville program nationally ranked by online provider
Xenia Daily GazetteCEDARVILLE — A pair of online master’s programs at Cedarville University have been named as two of the nation’s best, according to...
First responders demo coordination system
GREENE COUNTY — Local first responders showed off the next generation of emergency situation response coordination Wednesday morning.Agencies, including the Beavercreek Township Fire Department,...
Local author set for book release
XENIA — As a little kid, Ryan Ireland used to take the old dot matrix, accordion-style printer paper and make books for his parents.“As...
Direct mayoral election issue discussed
BEAVERCREEK — Beavercreek City Council will soon vote on whether or not to send a change in how the city’s mayor is elected to...
PHOTOS: Yellow Springs Street Fair highlights village
Barb Slone | Greene County NewsThe Village of Yellow Springs hosted its Street Fair over the weekend, kicking off the summer season. Yellow Springs...
