Yellow Springs

Listen to WYSO's Juliet Fromholt, talk to Pop Wagner ahead of his performance at the Foundry Theater in Yellow Springs.

A group of women are stirring up public interest in the underground railroad — one step at a time. On June 19th, they’ll be in Yellow Springs, where WYSO’s Kathryn Mobley says you can join them as they trek along a freedom path in our area.

One expert predicts gas cost could surpass five dollars a gallon in Ohio by mid-June

This story is about reinvention and making the time to begin again. Producer Susan Byrnes joins retired photographer Dennie Eagleson at her homestead in Yellow Springs as she explains how she’s taken up something new.

The quartet's performance is part of Chamber Music in Yellow Springs' 2021-2022 season.

The Ohio Ecological Food and Farm Association held its first farm bill listening session Thursday. The meeting at the Yellow Springs community center was the first of four sessions where farmers can express what they want to see in the bill, which is up for renewal in 2023.

A Yellow Springs primary care doctor is under investigation following multiple allegations of sexual misconduct.

This year's celebration is titled: "Do Something! From The Sidelines To The Frontlines."

Many of us tried something new during lockdown. Some learned to cook or to knit. Naysan McIlhargey is a potter from Yellow Springs whose art took a new direction during the pandemic.

The string quartet appears as part of CMYS's 2021-2022 season.

Vick Mickunas' interview with Julie Rubini.

You have probably heard about the new statue, sculpted by Brian Maughan, of Wheeling Gaunt who was once enslaved and became an important leader in Yellow Springs. David Seitz tells us the story of the statue, the sculptor, and the Maughan family.