News

FAIRBORN — The Miami Valley Military History Museum is continuing their speaker series by hosting Retired White House Nurse Karey M. Dufour on Wednesday.

XENIA —The Greene County Fish Pantry, 774 Cincinnati Ave., in conjunction with Greene Cats, will be holding a resource fair at its facility on Wednesday, July 3, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. There will be several informational booths on hand and free hot dogs, drinks, and kiddie gift bags will be offered to those attending the resource fair.

FAIRBORN — Residents of Fairborn have the opportunity to try a new breakfast menu at Skyline Chili.

I sighed a slight sigh when I decided what I’ll be telling you about this week. We all like good stories with good endings, right? Well, you know how it is; the time that lapses before a good ending can be stressful.

Greene County Farm Forum awarded scholarships to Sophia Bowling, Gracelyn Heider, and Reagan Saunders.

FAIRBORN — Fairborn City Schools is eliminating “Pay to Participate” athletic fees, and bringing on new administrative staff in preparation for the new school year.

.

XENIA — Ohio Governor Mike DeWine has been connected with text conversations involving FirstEnergy then-CEO Chuck Jones in regards to fundraising requests, according to a Cleveland.com report.

GREENE COUNTY – Greene County Public Health is reminding the public that the heat and humidity is forecast to be high beginning this weekend and up into the 90’s throughout next week, and caution should be taken when outdoors for longer periods of time. Extremely high or unusually hot temperatures can affect your health.

Photos by Karen Rase | Greene County News