Yellow Springs

The John W. Gudgel Court at the school's new gymnasium honors John Gudgel's 46-year career at the district. The new court will be officially dedicated at a public ceremony on 6 p.m. Nov. 13 before Moonlight Madness Basketball.

In this episode of Think Twice, a preview of the 2026 Yellow Springs Film Festival with founder/programmer Eric Mahoney. Plus, from the 2024 festival, Mahoney, in conversation with director Nadia Connors and her husband, actor Walton Goggins, about her film The Uninvited.

WYSO producer Trae Grace talks with Black campers during an intergenerational camping trip at Glen Helen Nature Preserve, led by the BIPOC Food and Farming Network.

Longtime community market Tom's Market is now under new ownership, sporting a new name and updates to its historic building.

YS Pride organizers Christine Monroe Beard and Stephanie Pearce spoke with Midday Music host Evan Miller about this Saturday's festival.

American Indian-led nonprofit Caesar’s Ford Theatre will premiere its film “Stomping Freedom” at the Little Art Theatre in Yellow Springs on May 27. The film was funded in part by the America 250-Ohio Commission to recognize America’s 250th anniversary.

The sale of Tom's Market is set to be finalized in June, allowing the Yellow Springs Community Foundation to form a steering committee and hire a general manager.

Yellow Springs Home Inc. is now looking to help more low-income homeowners to help get rid of mold, upgrade HVAC systems, replace old roofs, and other expensive but necessary repairs.

A Yellow Springs documentary is giving a local trans woman the chance to tell her own story, in her own words. The film is screening on Transgender Day of Visibility.

Doug Seibert has operated Peach Mountain Organics in Spring Valley with Leslie Garcia since the late '90s, selling organic goods to local businesses and farmers markets.

Tom's Market owner Jeff Gray signed an agreement with the Yellow Springs Community Foundation to let the foundation take over the store and make it a co-op. The foundation will hold a town hall in April and give updates.

After decades of private, local ownership, Tom's Market is considering becoming a co-op grocery store. That would mean community members can share ownership and input on operations at the store.