Beavercreek News

A Dayton-area defense firm has landed a spot on a $271 million U.S. Air Force deal, marking it's second major win in the past two months.

The T.G.I. Friday's building in Beavercreek has been sold, but it will not affect the restaurant's operations.

By DOUG SKINNER Community News Staff XENIA - The Greene County Commissioners approved a resolution Thursday stating that they will not provide funding for any additional type of dispatch service in the county.

A software company is expanding to Dayton to establish a development office. AutoSoft Inc., an automotive-retail software developer out of West Middlesex, Pa., just leased a 2,500-square-foot space at 3884 Indian Ripple Road in Beavercreek.

A Beavercreek woman serving prison time for shooting her husband of 21 years, and father of her three children, appeared on the Dr.

Two people were killed yesterday when a semi plowed into traffic backed up from a previous crash on eastbound I-70 near Wilson Road.

Franklin County Sheriff's investigators say traffic was backed up due to another incident on the freeway, near Wilson Road, about 4 miles away.

Golfsmith International, the world's largest golf retailer, is opening the largest golf store in Beavercreek with an exciting grand opening celebration occurring May 10-12. The new 20,845 square foot store provides an unrivaled retail experience, featuring a dominant selection of the best brands in golf and the ultimate 'try before you buy' ... (more)

Police are trying to piece together what led to a shooting at a residence Tuesday evening that left one man with a gunshot wound to the chest.

Gazette photo by Debra Gaskill Xenia High School students portrayed the disastrous effects of drinking and driving at the high school's annual mock crash.

By DEBRA GASKILL Special Correspondent XENIA - A cooperative effort between Montgomery and Greene County law enforcement results in a number of arrests last weekend.

A light but steady stream of Beavercreek and Fairborn voters were casting ballots this morning as election day got under way.

Operation Shield was started in an effort to get criminals off the streets before they commit more violent crimes.... Read More 13,000 civilian workers on base are among those asked to take 14 unpaid furlough days between June 16 and September.Bases officials hope furloughs will be delayed.... Read More The levy would amount to $10.9 million.

Sue Greene-DeBusk of Beavercreek is handed an American flag by a member of the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Honor Guard at a ceremony honoring Corporal Edward "Eddie" Ward, America's first enlisted Airman, Monday at Dayton Memorial Park Cemetery in Butler Twp.

One suspect is in police custody after he allegedly attempted to steal tires off of Cadillac Escalades from the Jeff Schmitt dealership in Beavercreek.

The Air Force awarded the contract for the KC 46A Air Crew Training System to a Colorado company, Flight Safety Services Corp.... Read More Yellow springs residents have helped raised enough money for $457,000 in renovations at the Little Art Theater.... Read More A nearly 100-year-old school building is coming down in Cedarville despite emotional ... (more)

One of the nation's best-known road assistance companies is opening a tire and auto repair service in the area.

As part of Von Maur's march beyond its core Heartland markets, in 2008 it opened a 130,000-sq.-ft. anchor store at the 1.1 million-sq.-ft. The Greene Town Center, located in Beavercreek, Ohio, and owned by MPI.

A 27-year-old Beavercreek man died from a gunshot wound to the head Tuesday morning and police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting.

A fugitive sex offender turned himself in the day after authorities put the word out on WDTN.com that he was a wanted man.... Read More Flames and smoke poured from a barn on Old 35 near Federal Road in Xenia around 2:30 p.m. Saturday.... Read More More than 2,000 students, along with their family and friends, packed Wright State's Nutter Center ... (more)