Voting open in Greene County Archives contest
XENIA — Voting is now open for the Greene County Archives’ “I Found It In the Archives” contest. Entries in the contest highlight stories...
New WU president ready to work
By Scott [email protected] — Dr. Herman J. Felton Jr., remembers the sage-like advice he was given by Livingstone College president Dr. Jimmy R. Jenkins...
WSU no longer hosting first presidential debate
By Whitney Vickers and Nathan [email protected] and [email protected] — Greene County community leaders were disappointed Tuesday following the announcement by Wright State University that...
WSU pulls out of debate
Greene County News ReportFAIRBORN — In a surprise announcement Tuesday afternoon, Wright State University announced it was pulling out as host of the first...
U.S. 35 superstreet project receives state funding
XENIA — The superstreet project for U.S. Route 35 in Beavercreek Township has received a $5 million commitment in state funding.The funding, which comes...
Students learn offensive, defensive hacking tactics
WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE — Five teams of eight individuals competed against each other at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Monday to find out who...
B-52 plane receives upgrades
Greene County NewsWRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE — The venerable B-52 Stratofortress, the nation’s preeminent strategic bomber, is getting the first major upgrade to its...
Student grows business out of early adversity
Greene County NewsFAIRBORN — It was an early lesson in self-sufficiency. Lukas Wenrick saw his parents get laid off from their jobs when he...
Antioch College granted accreditation
By Whitney [email protected] SPRINGS — Michelle Fujii was just leaving class at Antioch College earlier this week and was greeted by shrieks of excitement...
Online radio station has local appeal
XENIA — While working on a show for an online radio station a friend of his started in Troy, Todd Hollst had a vision.“It...
