Images from the recent parade in Yellow Springs celebrating those who identify as LGBT.

Few things give the sense of a society whose time has lapsed than impressive human structures overgrown with plants and trees. A building’s façade crumbles and gives way to the architecture of nature, which consumes it slowly and rebuilds in its own image. Such a transformation is taking place at the site of the old power plant that used to serve Antioch College.

If I could, I’d spend every minute in their glow.

Power came back on in the village at about 5:15 this afternoon, after a combination of factors led to a six-hour outage.

The sixth annual YS Pride Celebration will be held Saturday, June 24, in downtown YS.

The Yellow Springs Police Department has issued a warning about a spate of reported scam “IRS” phone calls.

Special Board Meeting for Thursday, June 22, 6 p.m.

A memorial exhibition representing a wide selection of works by Marianne Britton, including quilts, wall hangings and fabric pictures, is currently on display through late September at the Springfield Museum of Art.

The Peach’s Dodgers maintained a two-game lead in the Minor League standings after the third full week of play.

Employees and supporters of the Mills Park Hotel voiced full-throated opposition to a potential municipal sales tax on hotel customers at Village Council’s June 5 meeting.