You’d be hard pressed to find someone with deeper Yellow Springs roots than Phylllis Lawson Jackson, the fifth generation of the Lawson family to live in the village.

When pulling up to a bowling alley, one does not normally expect to have to park at an ancillary lot a few buildings away or navigate the sardine-tight crowd inside the bowling alley.

The Yellow Springs Police Department will be adding a new sergeant to its ranks, drawn from the officers currently on the force.

For the first time since reopening to students in 2011, Antioch College is reducing its budget, a move college leaders say is necessary to bring expenses in line with revenues that have grown more slowly than expected.

The 365 Project announces a call for submissions for a “Blacks in Yellow Springs Encyclopedia.”

The annual YS Kwanzaa celebration will be held Thursday, Dec. 29, 6–9 p.m., at the Bryan Center.

We celebrate winter’s sparkling string of holidays.

These changes will happen at evolution’s grindingly slow pace, but by the time these creatures have gotten used to life in vast ecosystems of garbage, a future researcher will marvel at how readily and how ingeniously these creatures have adapted — and continue to adapt — to their befouled environs.

A YSHS math class has launched a small apparel business, YS Spirit Wear.

This week’s snow emphasized the stark angles and clean lines of the new bridge in Glen Helen, spanning the old dam area.