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BEAVERCREEK — When Avni and Rakesh Arora moved more than 7,500 miles from their hometown of New Delhi, India, to Beavercreek in 2006, they brought with them a deep tradition of giving inspired by their culture, families, and faith.
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XENIA — Frisch’s Big Boy in Xenia was given an eviction notice in September and may be joining the list of other locations already closed. Staff Reports - November 4, 2024 0. XENIA — The Xenia third grade Wee Bucs made it back to back Gem City Youth Conference championships on Saturday, beating Centerville Gold, 22-14 at Wayne High School.
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Trio of girls soccer players win top league awards. Steven Wright - November 8, 2024 0. XENIA — Three girls soccer players have been named as their respective league players of the year for the 2024 season along with two team coaches.
Band show coming to Doug Adams Stadium - The Xenia Gazette
Oct 14, 2024 · XENIA — Some of the area’s best marching bands will gather at Doug Adams Stadium Saturday, Oct. 19 for the annual Last Blast Band Fest. This highly anticipated annual event will feature 14 talented marching bands from across the Miami Valley, all coming together for a night of powerful music and marching band pride. Featuring the ...
Xenia tornado remembered 46 years later - The Xenia Gazette
On April 3, 1974 — 46 years ago today — much of Xenia was leveled by a powerful F5 tornado. The twister, part of one of the worst tornado breakouts in US history, injured 1,150 and destroyed around 1,400 buildings, about half of those in Xenia. Nine schools, nine churches and nearly 180 businesses were ripped apart.
Mays wins primary, county commissioner seat - The Xenia Gazette
Mar 19, 2024 · XENIA — Sarah Mays has won the narrow race for Greene County Commissioner against former Beavercreek Mayor Bob Stone. According to unofficial results from the Greene County Board of Elections, Mays, the current Xenia mayor, received 9,953 votes, while Stone received 9,099. There is no Democratic candidate so Mays will be officially elected in ...
Old Town Trade Faire returns to Fairgrounds - The Xenia Gazette
Feb 27, 2024 · Sharon and Tim Milligan have been organzing the Old Town Trade Fair for nearly 25 years. XENIA — The Old Town Trade Fair is coming back to the Greene County Fairgrounds March 2-3. Organizers Sharon and Tim Milligan have been in the living history business since 1983, and have been organizing this event each year since 2001.
Sauerkraut Festival has something for everyone
Oct 9, 2024 · The 54th annual Sauerkraut Festival will be held from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 12, and from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 13. Forty specialty food booths and more than 400 juried arts and crafts booths will line the streets of downtown Waynesville, where all ages can participate in venting their creativity.