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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.
Fairborn heats up with new Hot Head Burritos
Fairborn heats up with new Hot Head Burritos AMANDA CROWE Fairborn Editor FAIRBORN - Residents of eastern Greene County no longer have to drive too far to get a hot burrito.
Martin Murie died Jan. 28 after a brief illness.Biologist, teacher, writer, and ranter, Martin called himself a "varmentalist." He was an activist for nature and wildness and against war and corporate domination.
Feminist film gets national honor
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.
Dallas directs UD play- A collaborative process of discovery
When actor, playwright and director Tony Dallas reads a play that he likes very much, the play resonates and stays with him for weeks or months afterward.
Village a good host for babies
When Laura Funderburg had her son, Carson, now almost 2, she knew she wanted to raise him in Yellow Springs.
Dayton restaurant partners with Young's ice cream
Two local favorites are teaming up to offer their products at more venues in the Miami Valley.
New family doctor opens Xenia Avenue office
Dr. Alan Fark has 30 years under his belt as a family physician, but he's new to Yellow Springs.
GALLERY - Intergenerational celebration at Friends preschool
The activity board at Friends Care Community is chock full with intergenerational possibilities - " there's stories with kids, crafts with kids, tea party with kids, Valentine's Day with kids.
Photos: Ads from Super Bowl XLVI
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Local radio station in elite group
WYSO in Yellow Springs is one of just 10 public radio and television stations in the United States that have been chosen for "Localore," a project to develop new forms of reporting.
Village shows its love, proudly
Rather than fight it, the Yellow Springs Experience is embracing the village's hippie image with a weekend "Love-In" modeled after happenings in the late 1960s centered on music, peace and activism.The weekend of February 10 - "12, near Valentine's Day, will feature rock music, dancing, peace protests, wedding vow renewals, couple's yoga, ... (more)
Tragedy sparks effort for new laws
Life changed swiftly, horribly and irrevocably for the Drummond family on a hot sunny August day last year.
Yellow Springs Board Of Education
Requesting Quotes For Yellow Springs Schools Lawn MowingYellow Springs Schools is accepting quotes for Lawn Mowing for 2012, for 3 site locations of Yellow Springs High School, Mills Lawn Elementary and the Yellow Springs Board Office.Specifications for Mowing Proposals are available at the Board Office at 201 S. Walnut St.
It's one thing to plan a budget, buy food, clothe and support a family of four -- but try taking... How did you ring in the New Year? We let the New Year ring in without us, as we were in California,... Student driver Kaitlin Kearns, of Yellow Springs, a 15-year-old Chaminade Julienne High School Student, backs out of a parking spot Jan.
Shane West, 56, Fairborn, died along the bike path near the Women's Park on Sunday morning, Jan.
Little girl with microphone interviews minor wearing hard hat
Localore, a $2 million innovation initiative pairing independent producers with public stations, on Jan.
Body found along bike trail in Yellow Springs
Someone walking on the bike trail near Corry Street found the body of a white male in his mid-50s Sunday morning.
Full 4-year scholarships available at Antioch College: Deadline to apply Feb. 15
Antioch College is a private, independent liberal arts college located in Yellow Springs, Ohio.
Yellow Springs history in spotlight
Robin Heise, a graduate student in public history at Wright State University, will talk about her research on local historical buildings at a free public event this Sunday, Jan.