Yellow Springs News

A search warrant was served May 7 at the East Market Street home of Oliver Simons, 34 and Bianca Stone-Chappelle. A large amount of stolen items, drugs and drug paraphernalia were recovered by law enforcement officials.

In the world of restaurants, it is often hard to find a legend that endures more than 60 years.

An $8 million project is in the works that would transform the gymnasium at Antioch College in Yellow Springs.

The Greene County Combined Health District will offer free - rapid and confidential Hepatitis C Antibody testing on Monday, May 20, at the Yellow Springs Senior Center in honor of the Second National Hepatitis Testing Day.

Wednesday night, the Xenia police arrested two subjects that were the focus of an investigation by Yellow Springs police into a recent series of burglaries and thefts.

Because the levy failed, the Centerville City Schools Superintendent tells 2 NEWS pay to play fees will increase for most high school sports next school year from $150 to $225, per athlete per sport with no family cap.... Read More It is a plan that Xenia city leaders put in place to help spur development in the city.... Read More The crash ... (more)

A search warrant was served at the home of Oliver Simons, 34, of Xenia. He was arrested and may be connected to more burglaries, police said.

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.

An attic fire in a home on Dayton Street forced a family out of their house early Friday morning, according to firefighters.

It's the end of an era at the Little Art Theatre in Yellow Springs, Ohio. On Tuesday, the theater will run its old, 35 mm film projector for the last time.

"Caring matters most" were words to live by for Mary V. Bohlen. The mother of nine was an advocate for women and "an inspiration to a generation of women who were redefining their role in society," said daughter Margaret Clark of Pleasant Ridge.

This is a recurring column I'm calling "7 Things I've Learned So Far," where writers at any stage of their career can talk about writing advice and instruction as well as how they possibly got their book agent - by sharing seven things they've learned along their writing journey that they wish they knew at the beginning.

Gazette photo by Amanda Crowe Greene County Development Director David Kell shares some of the county-wide economic growth and development of 2012 and goals for 2013.