Miami Township is in the midst of its most extensive rewrite of local land-use rules in decades. The work, led by the Miami Township Zoning Commission and Zoning Administrator Bryan Lucas, is aimed at ...

Some big changes may be ahead for Tom’s Market — if the community wishes. So said owner Jeff Gray, who told the News earlier this week that he and several other area stakeholders are working together ...

Yellow Springs Theater Company is accepting submissions and actors for its annual Ten-Minute Play Festival, projected to be presented Feb. 13 and 14, 2026. Though the festival has been held outdoors ...

Some iconic downtown Yellow Springs properties are set to change hands in the coming weeks. The Yellow Springs Development Corporation is purchasing the two buildings at 252 and 254 Xenia Ave. — the ...

Sign-ups are now open for the community youth recreational basketball league, serving Yellow Springs and surrounding areas. In the first 48 hours after opening registration, organizers logged nearly ...

Leroy McCloud, age 83, of Yellow Springs, Ohio, passed away Nov. 13, 2025, at home in the presence of his loving wife, Kathleen, and family. Leroy was born in Campton, Kentucky, on May 24, 1942, to ...

Yellow Springs Schools presented its annual “State of the Schools” report Wednesday, Oct. 30, with Superintendent Terri Holden offering an overview of district demographics, academic performance and ...

According to a press release from the Greene County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office, Yellow Springs resident Frederick Dane Muenchau-Peterson, 23, pleaded guilty last week to aggravated murder and ...

The Short Street saga continued at the most recent Village Council meeting, Monday, Nov. 3. Council again weighed the pros and cons of continuing the closure of the downtown road, which began earlier ...

Libraries, public health officials and local municipalities rejoiced as the last ballots were counted Tuesday night — all the levies before Yellow Springs and Miami Township voters passed. At the ...

When the women in the cast of “We Were There” gather on stage in the Foundry Theater’s small experimental space, there’s little spectacle — they’re seated in a line at a long table, and they hold ...

Monday night, the 100 voices of the World House Choir rang out in the Foundry Theater’s auditorium, singing: “Jump back, turn around, Jim Crow is leavin’ town, look what he’s left behind: Jane Crow is ...