Greene County News

The Dayton City Commission has agreed to pay a $145,000 settlement to an employee who claims reverse discrimination played a role in his firing.

Paving was scheduled to start this week on the Clyo Road extension project, but contractors and county officials say the road might not be completed by the Nov.

Lines at local H1N1 flu vaccine clinics were fast moving Thursday, Nov. 12, setting the stage for a possible clinic for the general public next week in Montgomery County and at schools in Greene County.

Jim and Barbara Hulse, and their son, Tony, have a new home thanks to the Greene County Habitat for Humanity.

More than 18 months after merging with the Greene County YMCAs, The YMCA of Greater Dayton will commence its overhaul of the county's facilities.

A Waynesville man, employed by Bob Evans for 30 years, is suing the restaurateur because he claims he was fired for defending himself when a coworker came after him with a knife.

We could be approaching a new era in the design and function of streets and roads in the Dayton region.

For Patti Wolfe, her job as a monitor at the Greene County Family Visitation Center in Xenia is "one of the most rewarding experiences of my life." The 1968 Fairborn High School graduate, the former Patti Hamilton, graduated from Miami Jacobs College and spent 30 years working at several area educational institutions before retiring in 2000.

A twice-defeated bond request for Xenia schools scored a narrow victory on Tuesday, Nov.

Library levies won across the Miami Valley on Tuesday, Nov. 3, as voters responded to library officials' calls for help in midst of deep state budget cuts.

Surrounded by farms and cows is a small village, or a little metropolis some say, where artists and free thinking activists live.

Three countywide levies easily won approval from Greene County voters Tuesday, Nov.

Ron Alvey/A scene from Washington Township Fire State 43, which is voting precinct S, as voters vote and poll workers take care of the machines and assist voters.

Issue 40 necessary to provide basic services I encourage everyone to vote yes for Issue 40 to support the Dayton Metro Library system.

Scott Miller is a candidate for Xenia Twp. trustee and has served in that capacity for more than five years.

The Greene County OVI sobriety checkpoint will be 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. Thursday, Oct.

Services to seniors dependent on levy On behalf of the Greene County Council on Aging Board of Directors, I am asking for your "yes" vote on Nov.

XENIA The Ohio Highway Patrol will hold a low-manpower, multi-agency OVI sobriety checkpoint in Greene County on Thursday, Oct.

Halloween is coming up but there are some people barred from being a part of the festivities on Beggar's Night.

The U.S. Census Bureau has found a local home, one that may oversee hundreds of employees next year, particularly if area residents fail to respond to written census surveys.