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
Xenia to Get New Kettering Health Outpatient Center
Kettering Health has begun building a new outpatient facility in Xenia, expanding healthcare services in Greene County. The groundbreaking represents a significant boost in access to local medical...
April 13, 2026
$25 Million Kettering Health Center Expands Greene County Outpatient Services
Kettering Health is building a new $25 million health center in Xenia, expanding outpatient healthcare services in Greene County. Construction is underway. Expanding Healthcare Access The new Xenia...
April 12, 2026
$40M Xenia Health Center Expansion Aims to Ease Primary Care Shortage
A $40 million investment in Greene County will fund the construction of the Xenia Health Center and the renovation of Greene Memorial Hospital, according to Dayton 24/7 Now (WKEF). The groundbreaking...
April 11, 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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BusinessXenia's Economy Chugs Ahead with Caboose, Business, and Healthcare Investments
Xenia is preserving its local history with the purchase of a red Chessie caboose, one piece of a larger trend of economic and community development in the city. Caboose Acquisition Xenia has...
Cold Storage, Energy Upgrades Boost Business in Xenia
Bolstered by strategic projects and financial support, Xenia is experiencing a surge in business activity that one report calls a sign of positive economic trends and proof the city is a "hot place...
April 12, 2026
Greene County Industrial Park Expansion Aims to Add 450 Manufacturing Jobs
A $20 million expansion project is underway at the Greene County Industrial Park, promising to boost the local economy and create hundreds of manufacturing jobs. City officials, Greene County...
April 11, 2026
Xenia Industrial Park Expansion to Generate Hundreds of Jobs
A $20 million expansion of the Greene County Industrial Park is underway, promising to add hundreds of jobs to the region. City officials, Greene County commissioners, and representatives from the...
April 10, 2026
Xenia Business News: Where to Find It
Up-to-date information is crucial for residents and business owners in Xenia and Greene County, but finding reliable, current business and economic news can be a challenge. Here's how to stay...
April 9, 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 SportsXenia Hall of Fame Welcomes New Class
New inductees into Xenia's Athletics Hall of Fame recently shared stories from their time competing in the city. Greene County Wrestlers Advance to State Competition Several Greene County wrestlers...
Xenia Hall of Fame Announces 2025 Class
Outstanding athletes, coaches, and teams will be honored as the Xenia Athletics Hall of Fame announced its Class of 2025. The inductees will be recognized for their achievements and impact on the...
April 12, 2026
Xenia Basketball Stars Draw College Scout Attention at State Tournament
Greene County All-Stars from Xenia High School caught the attention of college scouts at the Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) boys basketball state tournament. Several players drew...
April 11, 2026
How to Find Greene County College Sports News
Staying up-to-date on college sports in Xenia and Greene County, Ohio, means navigating a variety of local and university resources. Given the fast pace of sports news, using the most current...
April 10, 2026
Xenia Pitcher Logan Day to Play Baseball at Cedarville University
Xenia High School senior pitcher Logan Day, a standout for the Buccaneers baseball team, will play for Cedarville University next year. Day signed a National Letter of Intent on Tuesday, formalizing...
April 9, 2026