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Designated safe exchange zones allow for safe online transactions
With the threat of shortages and shipping delays, lots of people turning to online sites like Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist to locate hard-to-find gifts. This often means buyers and sellers will need to meet in-person, but there are places to make those transactions safely. → Read More
City of Xenia to continue leaf collection through Dec. 10
With the wind and rain knocking leaves off of trees across the Miami Valley, there are several good reasons to clean them up. → Read More
Traffic signal change for U.S. 35 Superstreet set for Tuesday after weather delays
A major change in the traffic pattern for the U.S. 35 Superstreet project has been delayed due to weather. However that change will debut this week. → Read More
Tips for recycling your old carved jack-o-lanterns
According to the National Retail Federation, the cost of pumpkins, in some places, is up more than 30 percent so a lot of us want to hold on to their gourd as long as possible. → Read More
‘State of emergency;’ Children’s mental health crisis at tipping point, pediatricians say
Effects caused by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, and limited services, have led leading pediatricians to declare a "national state of emergency" in children's mental health. → Read More
Expanded clinic hours aim to encourage more vaccinations in Greene Co. as COVID cases surge
Greene County Public Health is offering expanded COVID-19 vaccination clinic hours on Thursdays and Fridays in the hope of administering more vaccines as cases surge in the county and state. → Read More
Yellow Springs launching village Internet service
The village of Yellow Springs is launching its own Internet service. → Read More
Xenia organization honors Direct Support Professionals
This week a local organization, that helps improve the lives of those with disabilities, is celebrating its workers and looking to hire. → Read More
Xenia organization that helps children, veterans expanding
A local organization in Xenia is expanding once again in an effort to continue to help children and veterans with disabilties. → Read More
School buses return to road; OSHP inspecting them before school year starts
The Ohio State Highway Patrol is back to inspecting school buses after the COVID-19 pandemic slowed things down in 2020. → Read More
COVID-19 vaccine could soon be approved for kids as young as 12-years-old
Channel 11 talked to a pediatrician with Allegheny Health Network about what advice he has for parents who are contemplating the vaccine for their child. → Read More
City of Xenia to consider outdoor drinking district
The city of Xenia is considering establishing a designated outdoor refreshment area (DORA). → Read More
Organizations behind Ohio’s County Fairs presses Gov. Dewine for 2021 Fair Plans
News Center 7′s Gabrielle Enright sat down with Dan Bullen, the treasurer of the Greene County Agricultural Society and learned that the organizations have come up with a plan they’ve called Responsible Restart. → Read More
Retired teacher raises thousands for cancer patients by plowing snow
Steve Benton, a retired Greeneview High School teacher, made a post on Facebook this week that has raised thousands of dollars for an organization in Jamestown that helps cancer patients. → Read More
Home repairs after Memorial Day tornadoes could pose fire hazards, firefighters warn
Firefighters are warning people living in homes repaired after the Memorial Day tornadoes to be on the lookout for fire dangers from those repairs. → Read More
‘Thank you for helping my brother;’ Family still hopeful for miracle for 4-month-old boy
The family of Noah Ansari is still hopeful for a miracle after hundreds of people signed up to be tested and see if they are a match for a bone marrow transplant. → Read More
Greene County church using therapy donkeys to help its congregation
Zeb and Elle are American Spotted Donkeys and are a part of Pastor Dar Hensley’s newest equine therapy program. → Read More
Xenia creates festive game for community to safely celebrate Christmas
The city of Xenia has organized and Elf on the Shelf scavenger hunt to safely celebrate Christmas this year → Read More
Annual Xenia Lights show will begin earlier this year
XENIA — For the past 10 years, Xenia Lights has been a popular attraction in Greene County. Randy Person, Chief of the Xenia Police Division, created the display. “More people know me as the Xenia Lights guy. The guy who puts up the Christmas lights than the Xenia Police Chief,” said Person. The chief started the display as a challenge from his kids after going to see the lights at Clifton Mill.… → Read More
Thief Caught On Camera Stealing From Park Concession Stand
Surveillance cameras captured a photo of the thief Monday at 11:40am inside the concession stand at Frank Seamen Park in Jamestown. → Read More