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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Yellow Springs author Rick Donahoe discusses his Jack Kerouac Prize-winning novel set in Oregon's high desert. Vick Mickunas calls it the best book he read this year.
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Yellow Springs author Scott Geisel talks about "Orca's Call," his new mystery set in the Pacific Northwest. Will Nils and Bly become the start of a new series? Listen.
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Nearly 1,000 pounds of flour and sugar were delivered to 92 Yellow Springs, Ohio, villagers who have lost their spouse.
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Almost a dozen young people whose career training program was eliminated are finding stability at Antioch College. They were part of Job Corps in Phoenix, Ariz., and were displaced this summer when the federal government abruptly shut down many locations nationwide.
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Ohio corn farmers navigated several mishaps, including design errors and unreliable weather, to deliver the fall staple.
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John E. Fleming was an influential member of our Yellow Springs community. His Peace Corps memoir and Ruth Paine's JFK assassin connection are revisited in this episode.
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Short Street has morphed into a pedestrian-oriented space for residents and visitors to socialize, dance and enjoy performances. Village leaders want to know how residents feel about that.
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Festival director Eric Mahoney previews the 2025 lineup honoring Rod Serling. Plus a rare interview with legendary filmmaker Jim Jarmusch on collaboration.