Yellow Springs Ohio

Greene County News The Watkins family - Emily, Andrew, 4-year-old Claire and 6-month-old Clayton - as Greene County Probate Judge Thomas O'Diam signs paperwork during Clayton's adoption hearing. Judge Adolfo Tornichio, juvenile court judge, sat in on the hearing as adoption cases start in the juvenile court.

St. Andrew United Methodist Church will host its annual holiday bazaar, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 10 at the church, 350 N. Fairfield Road. There will be holiday crafts, jewelry, clothing, toys, CDs, books, sweet treats and much more.

The Trader family lived at Third and King Streets in Xenia when James Frank Trader has business interests In Yellow Springs. He and his wife had four daughters Effie, born in 1874, Georgia, 1876, Florence 1878 and Louise in 1885.

The Trader family lived at Third and King Streets in Xenia when James Frank Trader has business interests In Yellow Springs. He and his wife had four daughters Effie, born in 1874, Georgia, 1876, Florence 1878 and Louise in 1885.

The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Yellow Springs will present "Sanctuary - A Sacred Tradition" beginning 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 4. Speaker Pat Dewees is a member of the Yellow Springs friends meeting and clerk of its peace and social justice committee. Most of the undocumented immigrants in Ohio have lived in the area for decades and had jobs and families here.

Yellow Springs resident AJ Williams was unanimously appointed as the Greene County Clerk of Courts by the Greene County Commissioners Dec. 19, 2017. Williams' appointment came after Clerk of Courts Terri Mazur's decision to retire from the position after 21 years of service.

The Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Yellow Springs will present "Chasing Old Man Brown" beginning 10:30 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 21. Speaker Frank Doden will talk about the life and philosophy of John Brown as well as the historical context in which he lived. Doden has lived in Yellow Springs since 1998.

Hannah Litke received the Knights of Columbus Youth of the Year Award for her contributions and leadership as a youth in the community and church Submitted photos Nick Harpenau received the council Knight of the Year Award, while Harpenau and his entire family were recognized as Family of the Year for their involvement and many hours of volunteer work in the community and church. Past Grand Knight Joe Howell presented Nick Harpenau with the council Knight of the Year Award, while Harpenau and his entire family were recognized as Family of the Year for both the council and the State of Ohio for their involvement and many hours of volunteer work in the community and church.

Photos courtesy of the YS Chamber The Village of Yellow Springs hosted its fall Street Fair Oct. 13, inviting individuals to Yellow Springs for the event aimed at showcasing what the community is all about - handmade vendors, art, live performances and more. Yellow Springs will host Street Fair again in June 2019.