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Abby Michaels
Crime & Law| 17m ago
Judge tosses woman’s blood-alcohol test in I-75 wrong-way crash that killed Mason family
Greene County Deputy Albert Smith leaves the courthouse Thursday June 24, 2021. The Greene County Municipal Court canceled its Thursday docket. Jim Noelker/Staff
Xenia
Greene County court docket postponed amid confusion about reported protest
TY GREENLEES / STAFF
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Xenia holding public input sessions for Towne Square redevelopment
A Greene County woman looks at proposed plans for an industrial solar project to come to the area. Greene County commissioners held a town hall to hear from residents about their concerns over the project. STAFF/BONNIE MEIBERS
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Giant solar operation proposed in Greene County moves a step closer to state approval
Richard Wilson/Staff
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Greene County moving toward sales tax request on November ballot to build jail
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Greene County, employees settle lawsuit over backpay
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Greene County nonprofit grant applications open
Many Dayton area cities are seeking funds for EV charging stations like this one in Dayton at the intersection of Patterson and Monument near the Day Air Ballpark.
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Xenia adding electric vehicle charging stations downtown later this year
Michael Edward Lawrence
Crime & Law
Records: Bellbrook man released from jail day before robbery attempt at Xenia UDF
Aerial view of the campus of Wilberforce University.
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Wilberforce to host in-person graduation Saturday, honoring ’20 and ’21 class
Jeff Sorrell, founder of the Life Enrichment Center in Dayton, will be transitioning to head up a new Greene County nonprofit. CONTRIBUTED
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Greene County trade school and nonprofit will be led by Life Enrichment Center founder
Kimberly Joy Dillard
Crime & Law
SWAT responds after woman stabs boyfriend in Xenia
Jeremy Greenleaf is set to become director of athletics at Xenia High School after serving in the same role at Chaminade Julienne. (Photo contributed)
Sports
High school sports: Xenia taps CJ’s Greenleaf as new AD
CenterPoint Energy pipeline replacement in Centerville has included closing part of Virginia Avenue. NICK BLIZZARD/STAFF
Local News
Large Centerville trenches part of 14-mile pipeline work impacting homes in 2 counties
Greene County Domestic Relations Judge Cynthia Martin (left) and Magistrate Kimberly Stump Combs stand in the new neutral evaluation program court room. STAFF/BONNIE MEIBERS
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Greene County court starts innovative program aimed at helping resolve domestic disputes...
The Xenia FISH Food Pantry welcomed community members to its new location on Cincinnati Avenue in Xenia. STAFF/BONNIE MEIBERS
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Xenia food pantry welcomes community to new location
Greenewood Manor nursing home is located on Dayton-Xenia Road. STAFF/BONNIE MEIBERS
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Greene County nursing home closure sign of industry struggles post-COVID
Terry Woods III. GREENE COUNTY JAIL
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Man sentenced to prison for Xenia crash that injured teenager
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Greene County activists plan one-year memorial event for George Floyd
Bellbrook Avenue bridge was closed for about four weeks a few years ago to accommodate repairs. RICHARD WILSON/STAFF
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Greene County taking steps to put renewal bridge levy on November ballot
The former Greene County Career Center building will become a hub of activity again this fall. A group of tradesmen are working to turn the building into a trade school for those recovering from addiction. In the photo, from the left, stand owners Doug Van Dyke, Chris Adams and Kip Morris. CONTRIBUTED
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New Greene County trade school seeks executive director
Framer, Eddie Arreola nails up a wall on a house on Gulf Stream Place in Huber Heights.
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New home prices climbing higher with lumber business ‘crisis’
The Juvenile Court has a greenhouse to help kids connect with nature and learn life lessons. STAFF/BONNIE MEIBERS
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Greene County juvenile court tries to keep kids clean by getting their hands dirty
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Study of traffic issues at I-675, Wilmington Pike lands county funding
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