Yellow Springs, OH

Miami Township Board of Trustees | Public Hearing, Tuesday, November 10, 2026, 6 p.m. The post Planning Commission | Public Hearing appeared first on The Yellow Springs News.

Uneven pavement, drainage grates and divots in the sidewalks along Xenia Avenue force wheelchair users to push forward with extra umph. Several accessible-designated parking spaces necessitate disabled drivers to exit their cars in potentially dangerous or nonsensical ways. The post Downtown Yellow Springs, via her wheels appeared first on The Yellow Springs News.

Longtime Yellow Springs resident Charlotte Schiff passed away peacefully in her beloved home Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2026, just a few days shy of her 96th birthday. The post Charlotte Schiff appeared first on The Yellow Springs News.

According to a proposal issued to Council earlier this month, Pracademic’s manager search process will take 10 to 12 weeks — longer if necessary — and will cost $24,500. That amount includes Pracademic’s professional services, recruitment advertising, background investigations, reference checks and additional due diligence. The post Village Council takes next steps in manager search process appeared first on The Yellow Springs News.

Michael Butler Jones, a longtime resident of Yellow Springs, died from the effects of Alzheimer’s disease at a nursing home in Springfield, Ohio, on Oct. 22, 2026. The post Michael Butler Jones appeared first on The Yellow Springs News.

With hearts full of cherished memories, the family of Delores Jane Bryce announces her peaceful passing on Oct. 17, 2026, at the age of 95. The post Delores Jane Bryce appeared first on The Yellow Springs News.

Noah Adams, whose warm and gentle voice delivered news, wit, whimsy, and a palpable sense of delight and wonder about the world to millions of public radio listeners, died on Friday, Oct. 16, 2026, at his home here in Yellow Springs, Ohio. The post Noah Adams appeared first on The Yellow Springs News.

During the school board’s regular monthly meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 14, Superintendent Megan Winston announced that the school district has reached one of the final milestones in its facilities project. The post YS Schools reach facilities milestone appeared first on The Yellow Springs News.

Business has been good for the homegrown, family-run shop, the three Fernature owners told the News in a recent interview. A five-year anniversary open house on Sept. 28 drew a crowd of 100-or-so friends, family and local woodworking buffs. The post Fernature fetes five years appeared first on The Yellow Springs News.

The Transportation Program has provided free rides to qualifying riders who request them for more than 20 years. Last year, 23 volunteer drivers and staff members gave 817 rides to 101 people in the Senior Center’s three cars. The post Neighbors, along for the ride with the Senior Center appeared first on The Yellow Springs News.