Xenia High Students Shine in Spring Musical: A March Must-See!
Stephen Ankenman•March 7, 2026
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View AllLocal NewsXenia High Students Shine in Spring Musical: A March Must-See!
Xenia High School's drama club is preparing for its spring musical, a highly anticipated event for families and theater lovers. This article offers a behind-the-scenes look at the production, featuring interviews with students and faculty about their creative process and dedication.
Downtown Cincinnati Protests: A Shift in Tactics or Enduring Movement?
Recent protests in downtown Cincinnati have seen a change in strategies, with organizers focusing on direct action and community engagement. This article will explore the evolving tactics and whether these changes signal a more sustainable movement or a temporary shift.
February 26, 2026
Distracted Driver Causes U.S. 35 Crash; Water Main Break Contributed
Three people were injured Wednesday in a multi-vehicle crash on U.S. 35 in Greene County, an incident state troopers from the Xenia Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP) responded to. The...
March 22, 2026
Real-Time Local News Access Limited by Data Cutoff
Accessing up-to-the-minute local news reports is challenging because real-time news databases and current news websites are unavailable. This limitation affects the ability to search for articles...
March 21, 2026
Teens Admit to Arson at Vacant Xenia Nursing Home
Four teenagers have admitted to starting a fire near a vacant nursing home in Xenia on Saturday, WHIO-TV reports. Xenia firefighters responded to the 1300 block of North Monroe Drive, near the vacant...
March 20, 2026Politics
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PoliticsCincinnati Considers Ban on Right Turns at Red Lights Downtown
Citing a recent spike in pedestrian collisions, the Cincinnati City Council is considering a proposal to ban right turns on red lights in the downtown core. Councilmember Meeka Owens introduced the...
Cincinnati Property Taxes to Jump to Close $45 Million Budget Gap
Cincinnati homeowners will see their property tax bills rise after the City Council approved the 2026 budget, which includes a 5.7 percent tax increase. The council voted 7-2 on February 19, 2026, to...
February 24, 2026
Cincinnati OKs Tax Hike to Fund Police, Fire Department Expansion
Cincinnati will raise income taxes to pay for more police officers and fire department resources after the City Council approved a $1.2 billion operating budget for the 2027 fiscal year on Thursday....
February 23, 2026
Cincinnati Boosts Affordable Housing with New Funding
Cincinnati is set to expand affordable housing options for low-income residents after the City Council approved funding for several key projects. The move is seen as a critical step in combating...
February 20, 2026
Cincinnati Considers Ban on Right Turns at Red Lights Downtown
A recent spike in pedestrian accidents downtown has prompted Cincinnati City Council to consider a ban on right turns at red lights in the city's core. Councilmember Meeka Owens introduced the...
February 19, 2026Crime
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CrimeOver-the-Rhine Boosts Security After Week of Shootings
Following a recent increase in shootings, Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine (OTR) neighborhood is seeing increased security measures, raising concerns among residents and business owners. The Cincinnati...
Over-the-Rhine to See Increased Police Presence After Shootings
In response to a recent increase in shootings, the Cincinnati Police Department is increasing patrols in Over-the-Rhine. The decision follows several incidents that have raised concerns among...
February 24, 2026
Over-the-Rhine Residents Increase Safety Patrols Amid Crime Concerns
Fueled by concerns about rising property crime, residents and business owners in Over-the-Rhine have significantly increased community-led safety patrols over the past six months, according to...
February 23, 2026
Over-the-Rhine to See Increased Police Patrols After Crime Uptick
Following a series of incidents in recent weeks, the Cincinnati Police Department has announced it will increase patrols in Over-the-Rhine. The stepped-up police presence is intended to address...
February 20, 2026Over-the-Rhine Boosts Citizen Patrols to Combat Crime Concerns
Fueled by public safety concerns, the Over-the-Rhine neighborhood has seen a significant increase in community patrol activity over the past six months, according to Cincinnati Police Department...
February 19, 2026Business
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BusinessGreene County Industrial Park Expansion to Add Hundreds of Jobs
A $20 million expansion of the Greene County Industrial Park aims to bring hundreds of manufacturing jobs to the region. City officials, Greene County commissioners, and representatives from the Ohio...
$20 Million Expansion to Bring Manufacturing Jobs to Xenia
A $20 million expansion is underway at the Greene County Industrial Park on Progress Drive, promising new manufacturing jobs for Xenia. City officials, Greene County commissioners, and...
March 21, 2026
Five Rivers Health Centers Consolidates, Expands Xenia Services
Five Rivers Health Centers has opened a new campus in Xenia, Ohio, consolidating two existing Greene County locations into a single, modern site, according to the *Dayton Business Journal*. The...
March 20, 2026
Spectrum to Connect 20,000 Western Ohio Homes to Fiber Broadband
More than 20,000 homes and small businesses across 11 Western Ohio counties will gain access to high-speed fiber broadband, thanks to a major expansion by Spectrum, WHIO reports. The project...
March 19, 2026
Staying Informed: A Guide to Xenia, Ohio Business News
Staying informed about business and economic development in Xenia and Greene County, Ohio, requires knowing where to look. Because real-time news databases offer limited information on the area,...
March 18, 2026Agriculture
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AgricultureCincinnati Parks to Convert Manure into Biochar for Healthier Soil
Manure from the park's farm and equestrian center will soon be converted into biochar, as Great Parks of Hamilton County has begun building a composting facility at Winton Woods, according to WVXU....
Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine Cultivates Urban Farming to Combat Food Deserts
Vacant lots in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine neighborhood are being transformed into productive gardens as part of a new urban farming initiative, according to WCPO. Spearheaded by local nonprofit...
February 24, 2026
Hamilton County Farmers Seek Farmland Preservation Amid Development
Suburban expansion poses an increasing challenge for Hamilton County farmers, who are seeking policy support to protect agricultural lands. The Hamilton County Farm Bureau convened its annual meeting...
February 23, 2026
Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine Cultivates Urban Farming to Combat Food Deserts
Vacant lots in Cincinnati's Over-the-Rhine neighborhood are sprouting into productive gardens as part of a new urban farming initiative, according to Cincinnati news outlet WCPO. Spearheaded by local...
February 20, 2026
Cincinnati Chefs Cultivate Freshness with Rooftop Gardens
Cincinnati chefs are increasingly embracing urban farming, establishing rooftop gardens to supply their restaurants with fresh produce, according to Cincinnati CityBeat. This trend reflects a broader...
February 19, 2026College Sports
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College SportsCedarville University Claims First NCCAA Baseball Title
Cedarville University's Yellow Jackets defeated Indiana Wesleyan University 8-3 on Saturday to secure their first-ever NCCAA Division II World Series title. The Xenia Daily Gazette reports that the...
Xenia College Sports News Unavailable Due to Data Limitations
Up-to-date information on college sports in Xenia, Greene County, Ohio, is currently unavailable. Because of limitations in accessing real-time news databases and recent internet articles, providing...
March 21, 2026
Xenia Native Kyla Thomas Leads Cedarville to First National Championship
Kyla Thomas, a Xenia High School graduate, is leading Cedarville University’s women’s basketball team to the NAIA National Championships for the first time in program history. The 5-foot-10 senior...
March 20, 2026
AI News Access Limited to Pre-May 2024
My training data cuts off in April 2024, which means I cannot provide real-time news updates or search for articles published after that date. Because of this limitation, I cannot fulfill requests...
March 19, 2026
College Sports News: Xenia Community Spotlight
AI-generated article about college sports in Xenia.
March 18, 2026