From The Print Section :: Page 90
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2023 Yellow Springs Pride Festival
On Saturday, June 24, thousands of kaleidoscopic revelers — villagers and visitors alike — attended the 2023 Yellow Springs Pride Festival.
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Perry League’s noteworthy legacy
Three years after Donald Perry’s death in 1967, the baseball league he founded was renamed Perry League in his honor. His legacy has been going strong for more than half a century.
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Planning and Zoning Administrator Swinger signs off
Eight years and innumerable planning and zoning projects later, Swinger said her time has come to step down as a public servant. She is retiring later this month.
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Air quality plummets in Midwest, haze returns to Yellow Springs
On Wednesday morning, June 28, the air quality index, or AQI, for Yellow Springs hit 211, classified as “very unhealthy conditions” — the highest it’s been all month.
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Building Community | Baseball fields renamed after Davenport sisters
Jackie, who died in March 2023 and Yvonne, who died in February 2021, were integral in creating a space for women in Yellow Springs’ recreational baseball league and were fierce advocates for athletic programs throughout the village.
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Review | To interiority and beyond in ‘Asteroid City’
“‘Asteroid City’ is a meta film that spends 104 minutes scaffolding layers upon layers of tweedy, postmodern artifice. And I, for one, loved it.”
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Free lunch program feeds local youth
The event marked the second Friday during which volunteers from the local Pleasant Grove Missionary Church set up on the porch of the library to hand out sandwiches, chips, fruit and water to kids at no cost.
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Yellow Springs garden tour to benefit Children’s Center
The 2023 Yellow Springs Bloom and Bounty Garden Tour will be Sunday, June 25, 1–5 p.m., rain or shine.
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Activist to deliver Antioch College commencement address
Eighteen Antioch College students will become the college’s newest alumni following commencement ceremonies Saturday, June 24.
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Yellow Springs to celebrate Pride
The festivities kick off at 11 a.m. on the downtown block near Mills Lawn Elementary School and Jackson Lytle and Lewis with vendors, food trucks, community resources and more.
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