Spring Valley News

More... TV Online Tafts buy home in Sugarcreek SUGARCREEK TWP., Greene County - After 30 years of public service in Ohio, when it was time for former governor Bob Taft to choose a new home, he and his wife, ...

More... High court suspends Spring Valley attorney's license By Lou Grieco DAYTON - The Ohio Supreme Court indefinitely suspended Thursday, June 12, the law license of a Spring Valley attorney.

Flood warnings remain in effect this morning for the Little and Great Miami Rivers.

Though a unit of Oberer Cos. sold the Teradata headquarters building earlier this year, it has other office projects in the pipeline for the Exchange at Spring Valley development, said Robert McCann, chief ...

More... Memorial Day Events Thursday, May 22, 2008 Centerville Memorial Day Service: 9 a.m. May 26 at Veterans Memorial, Stubbs Park, 255 W. Spring Valley Road.

“We're very close to getting it resolved”

More... Road projects getting in gear By Jeremy P. Kelley Ever wonder what summer would be like without road construction and orange barrels? Well, you won't get to find out this year. via Dayton Daily News

More... Three charged in beating; victim still in hospital By Christopher Magan XENIA - Two men and a juvenile were jailed Tuesday, May 13, after police say they severely beat a Cincinnati Avenue man a week ... via Dayton Daily News

More... Neighbors headlines: Author to tell story, walk registration deadline nears YELLOW SPRINGS - Author Susan Schaller, author of "A Man Without Words," will tell her story at 7:30 p.m. April 24 in the ... via Dayton Daily News

“I am fired up, ready for spring. I saw pansies, so I stopped and got some fresh ones right off of the truck”

More... Gardeners grabbing up plants as temperatures rise Local garden centers getting busy as warmer weather leads plant lovers to the flower beds. via Dayton Daily News

“The corn stalks will rip a fence down”

Photos More... Memorial for Urbana U. students Photos of the Weird You've Been Spotted: Easter egg hunt More... Have you heard of The Reaper? Reporter Ken-Yon "Party" Hardy ventures to Pisanello's Pizza in ... via Dayton Daily News

More... More... Beavercreek promotes voluntary conservation of water program XENIA -- For those of you who get your water from Greene County and live in Beavercreek city, Beavercreek Twp. via Dayton Daily News

More... More... GET OUT! Finally, bikeway trail connection is scheduled for construction By Ken McCall Planners have had lines on a map for years showing a bikeway running across southern Montgomery County ... via Dayton Daily News

“Ohio has the fifth highest tax burden of all the states”

More... More... Republican candidates cite rural issues, jobs as keys in race for 84th district Winner of March 4 primary will face Connie Crockett of Yellow Springs. via Dayton Daily News

More... What is a Leap Year? What is the meaning of Leap Year? We pose this question to students of the World of Wonder Community School in Dayton. via Dayton Daily News

SPRING VALLEY -- Former Mansfield resident Richard V. Kayes, 65, of Spring Valley, died Saturday, Feb. via News Journal

“In the end we will conserve only what we love. We will love only what we understand. We will understand only what we are taught.”

In each November/December issue, WildBird readers have the chance to crown one of their peers as Birder of the Year. via Wildbird

The Ashland Matcat wrestling team did well at Spring Valley on Wednesday night. The team finished 2nd to Spring Valley and to Cabell Midland, and defeated Lincoln County. via IHigh

This week I received an interesting mix of news on business activity in the community. via Dayton Daily News

“Exploiting a child when so far away from home is a reprehensible crime”

DAYTON Daniel Doyle, age 32, of Spring Valley pleaded guilty in United States District Court here today to one count of Engaging in Illicit Sexual Conduct in a Foreign Place. via Federal Bureau of Investigation

“Under terms of the plea agreement, Doyle faces at least 100 months and up to 120 months imprisonment”

A Greene County Judo instructor pleaded guilty to one count of engaging in illicit sexual conduct in a foreign place in United States District Court on Friday morning, according to Fred Alverson, law ... via Dayton Daily News