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Potter's Wood-Fired Kiln Sparks Friendships
Volunteers Nancy Parent, left, and Dan Corwin-Renner stoke the kiln. Noah Adams / NPR Volunteers Nancy Parent, left, and Dan Corwin-Renner stoke the kiln.
LARUE - Running long distances on a flat surface did not seem to be enough of a challenge for LaRue native Darcy Lallathin.
Fall at The Greene sends man to ICU
Another man has been critically injured after falling from a staircase near a bar at The Greene.
Yellow Springs named one of Ohio's best hometowns
Yellow Springs has been named one of Ohio's best hometowns by Ohio Magazine, officials announced this week.
Madge Cooper Guthery, the "first lady of Marion broadcasting," died Saturday at 99.
Now You're Talking | Mary Lynn Plageman commentary: Shared recipes...
Central Ohio is loaded with holiday-cookie hounds. How else to explain the hundreds of recipes we received in response to a recent call for reader favorites? Along the same lines, we sought nominations for "Central Ohio Cookie Queen " -- an honor that The Dispatch is taking upon itself to bestow.
So to Speak | Joe Blundo commentary: He knows true measure of a man
Bruce Bradtmiller measures soldiers, bus drivers and celebrities. He owns Anthrotech, a company that collects data on the dimensions of Americans.
Democrats rue choice of wording in fundraising e-mails
Invitations to two fundraisers for Gov. Ted Strickland's re-election campaign that advertised special access to state officials appear to perpetuate a pay-to-play political system that the governor promised in 2006 that he would end.
Springfield business owner admits pocketing payroll taxes
A Springfield business owner who pocketed $220,000 of his employees' payroll taxes pleaded guilty Friday, Nov.
Dayton: wine crossroads of America
Dayton was a wine crossroads of sorts last week, with two French winemakers whose wines are imported by Berkeley-based Kermit Lynch Wine Merchants - Emmanuel Delaille of Domaine du Salvard and Serge Farigoule of Domaine le Sang de Cailloux - visiting The Winds in Yellow Springs and Dorothy Lane Market's Springboro store, while Count Sebastiano ...
Surrounded by farms and cows is a small village, or a little metropolis some say, where artists and free thinking activists live.
"Press? I could tell by your clothes..." sniffed one greeter at the New York Public Library's black-tie Library Lions gala last night, analyzing this GalleyCat editor's corduroy jacket, wrinkled slacks, and uncharacteristically snazzy leather shoes.
Libraries provide critical services in these difficult times
Accused Rapist In Trouble Before
Mark Gibson spent the night in the Greene County jail and appeared in court Friday morning on charges kidnapping and rape of a local woman.
Ohio artist uses phone booth to make statement
The once ever-present but now nearly extinct telephone booth has popped up on a street corner in the southwest Ohio village of Yellow Springs.
FLUORIDE ACTION NETWORK http://www.FluorideAlert.Org FAN Bulletin 1094: Paul Connett's visit to Ohio October 20, 2009 Last week, I gave presentations outlining the arguments against fluoridation in Athens and Yellow Springs, Ohio.
Artist Uses Phone Booth To Make Statement
The once ever-present but now nearly extinct telephone booth has popped up on a street corner in the southwest Ohio village of Yellow Springs.
Thriller' dance practice for world record tonight in Yellow Springs
Filipino inmates sway their arms as part of a dance routine. Their version of "Thriller" has been watched nearly 4.4 million times on YouTube.
For $20 you could be scared for a whole night this weekend. On Saturday, Oct. 24 at 9 p.m. the 3rd annual Horror Marathon kicks off at the Little Art Theatre in Yellow Springs.
Vibrant, multi-colored leaves are falling down in Yellow Springs. But it's not just an outdoor autumn scene; they are also falling inside The Winds CafA© on Xenia Avenue.

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