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WEBA formerly enslaved Black man from Kentucky, Wheeling Gaunt was born around 1812. After moving to Yellow Springs in the mid-1800s with his wife, Amanda, and a male thought to be his son, Gaunt purchased his freedom and became a philanthropist and one of the wealthiest Black men in Ohio during his lifetime. (Submitted photo)
Antioch University Midwest absorbed, building for sale
WEBOct 15, 2020 — The Midwest facility cost $13.5 million to build in 2006, according to Groves. Declining fortunes at AUM. Echoing earlier comments to the News in 2018, Groves cited broad trends behind AUM’s declining fortunes, including changes in state law and competition from other programs for shrinking numbers of college-aged students in Ohio.
Young’s Jersey Dairy continues expansion • The Yellow Springs News
WEBApr 11, 2021 — Young’s Jersey Dairy continues expansion. Young’s Jersey Dairy has been serving the Yellow Springs community since 1958, when they began selling raw cow milk to customers. The Young family ran the small business back then out of a 10-by-10 foot room that was added on to their historic barn. Since then, Young’s has slowly expanded the ...
Storybook Trail debuts at John Bryan State Park
WEBJul 8, 2020 — Storybook Trail debuts at John Bryan State Park • The Yellow Springs News. One of the stops along the Storybook Trail, a new half-mile hiking loop at John Bryan State Park. As young hikers follow the trail, they can read the book "As An Oak Tree Grows," which has been split into panels and placed along the trail's route. (Photo by Lauren Shows)
A YSHS/news collaboration: Motivation and distraction in school
WEBJul 14, 2019 — In a recent anonymous survey of 178 YSHS students, 90.4% of them reported feeling distracted one or more times during every class period. In addition, only 1.7% of students reported feeling fully motivated to do schoolwork outside of school, and only 9.5% reported feeling fully motivated to do schoolwork during school.
Obituaries Archives - The Yellow Springs News
WEBBy YS News Staff. Reva Marie Douglas, of Yellow Springs, age 89, passed away Tuesday, Aug, 13, 2024, while in hospice care at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Ron and Stacy Douglas.
Corner Cone finds new owner - The Yellow Springs News
WEBJun 30, 2021 — Villager Matt Kirk has purchased the Corner Cone, with plans to reopen the longtime ice cream stand sometime in July. “See you in March” announced a sign affixed to the Corner Cone at South Walnut and Dayton streets, a location that has been pumping out ice cream cones for 66 years. Yet this March came …
‘A Christmas Carol’ returns to the Cincinnati Playhouse
WEBNov 9, 2021 — Villagers Bruce and Charlie Cromer will return to play Scrooge and Young Scrooge, respectively, in “A Christmas Carol” at the Cincinnati Playhouse Nov. 24–Dec. 30. The pandemic delayed this 30th anniversary production of the annual production, but it has returned with safety protocols in place for the cast, crew and audience.
Glen Helen now owned by Glen Helen Association; to reopen Sept. 9
WEBSep 4, 2020 — Glen Helen. Glen Helen is reopening to the public Wednesday, Sept. 9, under new ownership. The Glen Helen Association, or GHA, will now own, operate and steward the 1,000-acre preserve. Here, Rebecca Jaramillo, director of the Raptor Center, handled a peregrine falcon during a program last winter. (News archive photo by Luciana Lieff)
About - The Yellow Springs News
WEBThe Yellow Springs News is an award-winning independent weekly newspaper serving residents of Yellow Springs, Ohio and Miami Township. We are proud to be the area’s source for news and opinion since 1880. The News reflects the myriad activities in Yellow Springs, Ohio and Miami Township, from coverage of the local governments and schools, to ...
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