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More than 23,000 Greene County residents now have softer water, after the completion of a $49 million project.
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Green County officials are taking steps to tear down the old county jail located in downtown Xenia.
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WYSO spoke with Sarah Mays, the outgoing mayor of Xenia, Ohio, who is transitioning to the county commission.
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In Greene County, Ohio Department of Natural Resources didn’t receive its first report of a modern bobcat sighting until 2020.
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Dovetail Energy owes Greene County over $100,000. The company made its last payment in 2022.
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Hunger and food insecurity rose in Montgomery, Greene and Preble counties after pandemic relief programs ended in Ohio in 2022.
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The box tree moths which hail from Asia are known to destroy the Boxwood plant which is a unique resource in Ohio. Ohio has an online tool to report moth sightings.
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Kettering Health's Soin Medical Center — of the region’s biggest hospitals — is dropping its trauma center status. The Beavercreek hospital still operates its ER as usual.
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Vesper Energy is meeting Greene County residents to get feedback on a new solar development.
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Swallow Hill Jersey Dairy in Bowersville, Ohio, is a family farm that runs a popular, small self-serve roadside milk shed.
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Construction will start on a new Greene County jail October 27. The $76 million dollar facility will replace the old county jail in downtown Xenia on East Market Street.
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The number of opioid overdose victims treated at Greene County emergency rooms nearly doubled over one 24-hour period this week. County officials say they…