Nov
01
2024
  • Stay active, connected in quarantine

    How can individuals stay active, physically, mentally and socially, and stay connected when it’s so important to remain physically distant from others?

  • First COVID-19 death in Greene County reported

    Photo: CDC/Dr. Fred Murphy, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Public Health; public domain.

    An 87-year-old Cedarville woman died from the novel coronavirus on March 26, according to a press release from the county health department.

  • Ohio cases rise to 1,653; mask sterilization process approval near: Highlights from the governor’s March 29 briefing

    President Donald Trump has assured Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine that by the end of the day FDA would approve a new process, developed in Ohio, to sterilize used surgical masks, DeWine reported at a short press briefing on Sunday, March 29. Read reports from press briefings on March 27, 28 and 29.

  • Coronavirus updates and resources for Yellow Springs (updated March 28)

    Photo: CDC/Dr. Fred Murphy, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Public Health; public domain.

    Latest updates: Ohio cases rise to 1,406; hospitals prepare to triple capacity; statewide peak could reach 10,000 new cases daily; how to vote in extended 2020 absentee-only election

  • Children’s Center closes

    The Yellow Springs Community Children’s Center administration has decided to close the local day care center temporarily, rather than continue operation as a designated “pandemic child care” facility.

  • YS Schools— Learning continues despite closure

    This week would have been spring break for Yellow Springs schools, if they — and all other kindergarten through 12th grade institutions in the state — had not closed a week earlier, as ordered by Gov. Mike DeWine in response to the worldwide novel coronavirus outbreak.

  • Businesses adapt, ‘tough it out’

    As part of Gov. Mike DeWine’s March 22 order that Ohioans must stay home, all businesses deemed nonessential were instructed to shut their doors.

  • Feeding the village amid crisis

    In the wake of business closures across the state to stem the spread of COVID-19, many in the village and township have lost their incomes. And, as in many other communities, hunger here is rising.

  • Our full-time staff— Who’s the News?

    Here we introduce you to the full-time staff of the paper.

  • Audrey Shaw

    Centenarian Audrey Shaw was born March 5, 1920, and passed into Heaven on March 6, 2020. 

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