Xenia News

Think you have the stuff to build an award-winning house? No, you don't need a building permit or a pneumatic nail gun for this one.

Frederick L. Peterson Jr. of Yellow Springs and Christina C. Muenchaupeterson of Yellow Springs filed for dissolution of marriage with children.

By William Duffield Staff writer XENIA - There may be some "new life" coming to a shopping center here as West Park Square has been purchased by BC Wood Properties of Lexington, Ky.

Gary R. Rigsby, an 18-year resident of Jamestown and interim pastor of the IPCC on N. Limestone Street from 1998-99 and 17-year resident of Xenia is battling cancer.

A Kentucky retail investment company purchased a Xenia shopping center and plans to improve the center.

By William Duffield Staff Writer XENIA - Think you have the stuff to build an award-winning house? No, you don't need a building permit or a pneumatic nail gun for this one.

By William Duffield Staff Writer XENIA - The past year has been far from normal according to Xenia City Manager Jim Percival.

By William Duffield Staff writer XENIA - The jolly old elf will have a busy couple of weekends in the near future as area communities get set to kick off their holiday celebrations.

BEAVERCREEK & XENIA - To celebrate the holidays, Soin Medical Center and Greene Memorial Hospital are hosting tree lighting ceremonies outside each hospital.

Xenia Gazette Sarah Tangeman's art will be on display through mid-December at the Harvest Moon Bakery in Xenia.

Verizon finished the first of many planned store renovations in the Miami Valley this week.

The Fayette County Sheriff's Office responded to a hazardous materials traffic crash that occurred at the intersection of US 62 and Miami Trace Road in Green Township.

The Greene County Medical Reserve Corps unit is a volunteer organization comprised of medical and non-medical trained persons who are willing to help out during emergencies in their communities.

An entire block on the east side of Xenia was blocked off Monday morning because of a gas leak.

By WILLIAM DUFFIELD Staff writer XENIA - There is a reason for giving thanks in Xenia as the East Second Street First Church of God is once again working to feed families for Thanksgiving.