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  • Ronald Gaines Sr.

    Ronald Gaines Sr.

    Ronald Gaines Sr., son of the late James H. Gaines and Ernestine Hamilton Gaines, passed away on Feb. 11, 2019, in his home. 

  • Bulldog sports round-up — Feb. 21, 2019

    The Bulldogs boys basketball seniors posed with the team’s coaches on Senior Night, Saturday, Feb. 16. From left to right: Coach Phil Renfro, Mateus Cussioli, Teymour Fultz, Andrew Clark, Head Coach Bobby Crawford, Kevin Wagner, Tariq Muhammad, Trey Anderson and Coach JT Clark. (Photo By Eleanor Anderson)

    Bulldog sports round-up — Feb. 21, 2019

  • Wright State strike ends— Faculty union hails agreement

    Wright State faculty members on strike for nearly three weeks returned to their classrooms on Monday after a tentative agreement was reached between the faculty union and the WSU board of trustees late Sunday night.

  • Pre-disciplinary hearing for Meister complete

    A pre-disciplinary hearing for Yellow Springs Police Officer David Meister was held on Thursday, Feb. 7.

  • Virginia Davis Blakelock

    Virginia Davis Blakelock

    Virginia Davis Blakelock shed her mortal coil on Friday, Feb. 15, departing this world in the company of her children.

  • A life serving Scouts, village

    Villager Frances Smith has been honored for her longtime association with the Girl Scouts. She has also donated countless hours to local volunteer projects, including helping to launch the Yellow Springs Community Children’s Center and assisting the YSHS art department in upgrading its video program. (Submitted photo)

    When Frances Smith was a child in Meridian, Miss., her mother pushed hard to start a Girl Scout troop for black girls. While there was no chance that the girls would be integrated into existing groups of white Girl Scouts, at the time there was not even a separate group for black girls. But Smith’s mother was determined to give her daughter the same opportunities her older brothers had, when they belonged to a Boy Scout troop for African-American boys.

  • Filmmakers win Sundance honor

    Steve Bognar and Julia Reichart are shown in Park City, Utah, where they last week attended the prestigious Sundance Film Festival to show their documentary, “American Factory.” The filmmakers brought home one of the festival’s top honors, the “Directing Award: U.S. Documentary.” (Submitted photo)

    Yellow Springs filmmakers Julia Reichert and Steve Bognar brought home one of the highest honors from the Sundance Film Festival last week. The couple received the “Directing Award: U.S. Documentary” for “American Factory,” their feature-length documentary, at Sundance, the most prestigious American film festival.

  • Bulldogs take on regional academic competitions — Wins in speech, writing, world affairs

    Members of the Yellow Springs Junior Council of World Affairs competed Monday, Feb. 4, in the annual QuizBowl hosted by the Dayton Council on World Affairs at the University of Dayton. The five Bulldog teams placed second, seventh, ninth, 11th and 14th among 39 teams from eight school districts that participated in the tournament.

    Yellow Springs students brought home a variety of extra-curricular awards in the past week, in addition to the district’s athletic accomplishments.

  • Mister Omar’s Chess Academy— Yellow Springs chess team seeks new players

    Right now in this peace-loving village, battles are waging in the form of a 1,000-year-old military game. No, not the animated, simulated gory gun battles of modern video games, but a noisy game of classical chess.

  • Rowen Newsome

    Rowen Richard Bradley Newsome, age 7 months, of Xenia, passed away Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2019, at Greene Memorial Hospital. He was born June 28, 2018, in Centerville, and was the son of Ryan and Alexis Newsome.

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