“Jersey,” the dairy cow statue that has graced the sign outside Young’s Jersey Dairy for 40 years, was returned to her perch, following repairs, after strong winds had blown her off earlier in the year.
2. Yellow Springs hotel to open in heart of village
This spring, Mills Park Hotel, the largest lodging facility in the village, opened its doors after a year-long delay. “It’s not just about tourism … It gives our business community ... a beautiful location for their board members, their employees and visiting folks a place to stay,” said Yellow Springs Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Karen Wintrow.
3. No pot ban in Yellow Springs
Following Ohio’s decriminalizing of marijuana, Yellow Springs Village Council elected to research medical marijuana options for the community instead of banning pot outright.
4. Yellow Springs, Oakwood among Ohio's best in school rankings
U.S. News and World Report ranked Yellow Springs high school 13th out of Ohio high schools and 391st in the nation.
5. Men in Yellow Springs take a public stand for women
In response to controversy that arose concerning Donald Trump and women during the presidential campaign, men in Yellow Springs gathered in the village to show their support for women. “It’s heartwarming to see people come out and deliver a more positive message that lifts young women and girls up in the world and doesn’t cut them down.” said Andrew Kline, a participant in the gathering.
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