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New Channel 5 show centers on domestic violence, finances
Michelle Y. Graves, host of the long-running show “The Power of Money” on Dayton’s public access station, DATV, is teaming up with Yellow Springs’ own Channel 5 to present “Breaking the Silence,” a seven-part series on the topic of domestic violence. The series began airing Tuesday, April 16.
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Severe weather forecast for Miami Valley area
The Village of Yellow Springs announced this afternoon that severe weather is likely headed toward the village this afternoon and evening.
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BREAKING | Reported shooting on S. High Street in Yellow Springs
Around 7:45 p.m., on Thursday, March 14, a shooting was reported on the 600 block of South High Street.
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News from the Past: November & December 1973
“Ice skating on DeWine’s pond was made possible by last week’s cold weather. Above: Saturday’s all-day-long hockey battle was photographed against a background that includes Whitehall.”
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Yellow Springs precinct map polling locations
All village voters living in precincts 440, 441, 442 and 443, and Miami Township residents living in precinct 456, will vote in Antioch University Midwest’s multipurpose room. Antioch University Midwest is located at 900 Dayton St.
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Down to Earth | Confessions of a gardener
“As gardeners we tend to boast and show off our largest tomatoes and most gorgeous blooms, but we rarely discuss our foibles and foul-ups, out of embarrassment.”
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Subway closes, Bentino’s owners buy building
The Subway restaurant at the corner of Xenia and Corry has closed, but Bentino’s, the franchise’s 16-year next-door neighbor, is here for the long haul.
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Board of Education weighs levy options
A permanent improvement levy passed in 2018 is set to expire in 2023. Two emergency levies of $1,060,391 and $917,417 will expire in 2025, and a $4.5 million bond issue passed in 2000 to pay for renovations and additions at both campuses will be paid down at the end of 2026.
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Banners highlight activist legacy
To draw attention to the village’s activist legacy, the Yellow Springs Arts and Culture Commission has created a banner series now adorning the lampposts on Dayton Street and Xenia Avenue downtown.
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YS Schools to resume in-person classes with new academic year
Yellow Springs Schools will begin the 2020–21 school year with a resumption of “regular, in-person classes,” Superintendent Terri Holden has announced. Families with “vulnerable” students, however, will be offered an online learning option.
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