WYSO will go off air briefly on Saturday, Oct. 22.

Connie and José Soto chose last weekend’s Street Fair to unveil their new handmade metal jewelry and art store, Twisted Tines.

Lou Strolger has always loved the stars. As a teenager, he would stargaze with the astronomers and astrophiles at Antioch College.

For the first time in the nation, a group of students at Antioch University Midwest has completed a certification program in the field of healthcare advocacy.

After a year of brainstorming, researching and discussing the wide world of education, the Yellow Springs school district presents its first draft of the Class of 2020 10-year strategic plan.

Nonstop Institute will host a film series this month looking at the portrayal of African Americans in the movies.

Thousands enjoyed a reprise of summer at this past weekend’s fall Street Fair in Yellow Springs. YS News graphic designer Suzanne Ehalt captured much of the weekend fun on camera.

Many discussions over the past several years have led Village Council to designate a revision of the Parks and Recreation Master Plan as a 2011 goal.

Yellow Springs High School students have been learning how to give voice to those who want it and to help students and adults share their views with each other.

After a year of brainstorming, researching and discussing the wide world of education, the Yellow Springs school district presents its first draft of the Class of 2020 10-year strategic plan.

Friends Care Community was investigated by the Ohio Department of Health, the center’s licensing body, whose regulators recommended the care center be fined $56,000 due to “conditions of jeopardy” that existed at the center.