Greene County

With more recent regulatory scrutiny to PFAS chemicals, the Dayton region’s Wright-Patterson Air Force Base is trying to mitigate community exposure from its historic use of these compounds.

Here's how local candidates and issues fared in Montgomery, Miami, Clark, Greene and Warren counties for the 2025 spring primary.

The Collaboratory is partnering with national nonprofit Undue Medical Debt to eliminate medical debt for 13,000 qualifying residents. To do so, they use the debt purchasing system to their advantage.

Beavercreek officials cited some people’s native plant lawns as overgrown weeds and grass in the past two years, leading neighbors to urge the city to change its rules.Several residents at the meeting applauded most of these updates. But some questioned a few restrictions that were placed in the new ordinance.

The Ohio Department of Development has contributed $1.6 million toward the Ohio village’s water infrastructure updates since 2021. Now, the Ohio EPA is contributing over $176,000 for additional improvements.

Held at John Bryan State Park, the goal was to educate the public on the role of pollinators in environmental preservation, and how solar projects can support their habitats.

City of Xenia leaders criticized the announcement. In the decade since building Soin Medical Center in Beavercreek, Kettering Health has closed many of the major services at Greene Memorial.

The CloverBud program allows children under the age of nine to participate in fair events and learn about being in a 4-H program.

Greene County archivists revealed the contents of a time capsule recovered from the cornerstone of the former Greeneview South School in Jefferson Township. The school is set to be demolished later this year.

Insurance agent Beverly Kirk allegedly solicited clients to invest at least $235,000 in fraudulent CDs and ventures, and is accused of misappropriating investments for her own personal use.

The Ohio EPA confirmed all biowaste has been removed from the site of the shuttered facility, around the same time that the federal lawsuit against Renergy was terminated.

Several residents of the township and surrounding villages at the zoning commission meeting on December 19 said they don’t want the commission to create rules that make it too difficult for projects to move forward.