Feature Photos Section
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Street spinners
For the second year, two local disc jockeys duked it out on Short Street on Sunday, Sept. 6.
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Table service
Last Saturday, the damp weather was not enough to ruin the appetites of the 200 hungry neighbors who gathered on East South College for the village’s inaugural Longest Table potluck.
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Balls of yore
The clocks turned back to 1869 on Thursday, May 28, when the Cincinnati Red Stockings faced off against the Antioch Nine in an old-timey baseball game played under the shadow of Antioch College’s main building.
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Going, going, grad
Going, going grad
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Tone poetry
The YS Community Orchestra performed to a full house Sunday evening, April 12.
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Grand band
On Saturday, March 14, the Yellow Springs Community Band performed its program “American Originals,” a collection of pieces for symphonic band that are rarely played, yet push the boundaries of the canon.
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You otter believe it!
New village resident and photographer Logan Delong happened across a remarkably uncommon sight on his morning hike through Glen Helen on Sunday, May 3: a river otter sunbathing on a log in the preserve’s beaver-made wetland.
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Boilerplates
On St. Patrick’s Day, March 17, dozens of villagers and area residents got their hands dirty in scrumptious low-country spices and broken claws at a crab boil fundraiser for the Yellow Springs-based soup kitchen, “Who’s Hungry?”
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Tour de fours
Continuing the CMYS 2025-26 season, the Balourdet Quartet — Angela Bae and Justin DeFilipis, violin; Benjamin Zannoni, viola; and Russel Houston, cello — braved the cold climes to return to Yellow Springs and perform at the First Presbyterian Church Sunday, Feb. 1.
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Horse play
The Lunar New Year dawned on Tuesday, Feb. 17, ushering in the Year of the Fire Horse — a zodiacal event that occurs once every 60 years, symbolizing intense energy, passion and creativity.
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