Xenia News

Our favorite meals of the week come after a trip to the farmers market. We are fortunate in Yellow Springs to have access to fresh local produce year round even in the winter.

The Ochoa family of Martinsburg - who were in need of a service dog for their autistic sons, as referenced in a Jan.

At its best, Antioch College is a place where students learn by doing to make positive change, and that was never more the case than for alumni Julia Reichert and Jim Klein.

Veera, a 10-month-old golden retriever in training at 4 Paws for Ability in Xenia, is a very smart dog.

A Central State University student is in jail and is scheduled to have a jury trial after allegedly telling campus employees he "wouldn't be afraid" to "pull a Virginia Tech." Charles D. McCornell, 27, was arrested Tuesday and charged with inducing panic and disorderly conduct.

Two Beavercreek girls have immersed themselves in an effort to raise money for local charities such as Children's Medical Center for the last five years.

Granted, it's not the easiest task to pick out jewelry for your significant other for Valentine's Day.

Police continue to investigate a burglary at the Speed Zone Carryout, 1983 Bellbrook Avenue, that occurred sometime around 1 a.m. today.

February 2, 2012: A Dr. Susan Smith McKinney-Steward was the first African-American woman to become a doctor in New York State, and the third in the United States.

XENIA, Ohio - A county in western Ohio says its websites were hacked and that residents who use them may want to change their user name and password.

As of 10:30 a.m., United Dairy Farmers at Second Street and Church Street in Xenia was selling gas at $2.98 per gallon, according to DaytonGasPrices.com. In Beavercreek, the Site gas station was selling gas for $2.99 per gallon, according to the website.

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Police said a white Ford Econoline was stolen around 8 a.m. Tuesday morning from 411 Cincinnati Ave.

Reuben, 5, loves to be outside. A love of nature shows in his favorite companions - a stuffed gecko and two toy fish - that he carries around and rarely lets out of his sight.

Lanes still available for the 2nd annual 'Bowling for Babies' event to benefit the Greene Community Health Foundation GREENE COUNTY -The Greene Community Health Foundation is 'glowing' with excitement over an upcoming event for families looking for a little fun this month.

A Greene County man claims two Xenia police officers broke his wrist after they arrested him on a probation violation last January and refused to provide him with medical treatment that later resulted in him having surgery to repair his wrist.

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If you're considering adoption and you live in the Dayton or Cincinnati, OH area, there are several excellent rescue organizations and shelters to check in with during your adoption process.