Sep
14
2024

Feature Photos Section

  • A hunk, a hunk of burnin’ butter

    On Friday, Aug. 16, local resident Gilah Pomeranz Anderson continued her annual tradition of making fried peanut butter and banana sandwiches in front of the downtown hardware store.

  • Windfall

    Last month, Yellow Springs gained its newest public art installation: a six-by-eight-foot colored pencil illustration of four-legged suburban homes crushing a quintessential red American barn.

  • Just four fun

    Torrential rainfall may have put the kibosh on the village’s annual July Fourth celebrations last month, but that didn’t deter the village festivities altogether.

  • Feature Photo — Walk the Line

    Crosswalk, median and parking lines around the village are currently being shored up with fresh white paint and a dusting of glass beads.

  • Beating the heat

    On a sweltering Tuesday afternoon, July 30, a small group gathered in the Coretta Scott King Center at Antioch College to learn traditional African drumming techniques and rhythms with Gyamfi Gyamerah.

  • Oh, brother…

    Last week, audiences at the Foundry Theater were treated to three performances of “Bigger and Better,” an hour of surreal sketch comedy by Elliot Cromer (left), Adam Zaremsky (center) and Charlie Cromer, with musical guests The Boogie Bros.

  • Home improv-ment store

    On Friday, July 19, local funny guy, motivational speaker and improvisational performer Justin Howard took to a makeshift stage in Yellow Springs Hardware to act out an hour-long scene that featured him, and him alone.

  • A gay day

    Drag queens Vodka Anne Cox, left, and National Holiday, right, greeted parade watchers during the annual Pride festival Saturday, June 29.

  • Water works

    Following a two-year rehabbing plan that went into motion last summer, crews began draining every last drop in the second and south-most of the Village’s two municipal water towers at Gaunt Park on Tuesday, July 9.

  • A love letter to Gaza

    Over the last blazing-hot week, local artist Pierre Nagley has put the beginning strokes on a new mural — one dedicated to those affected by the ongoing Israel-Hamas War.

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