Yellow Springs Ohio

"I love the idea of diversity and celebrating diversity," Nacim Sajabi, youth services librarian at Yellow Springs Community Library, said. "It's fun because we have family and friends who are Jewish and we wanted to learn more about it," Adrianna Coe, 12, said.

Cresco Labs one of the largest vertically integrated multistate cannabis operators in the United States, today announced that it has been granted the first approval to operate a marijuana dispensary in the state of Ohio. The new facility located in the village of Wintersville, named CY+ , will offer a wide selection of pharmaceutical-grade cannabis for physician-certified patients across Ohio.

Greene County News Greene County Commissioners Bob Glaser, Tom Koogler and Alan Anderson present checks to village and township officials Dec. 4 as part of a new Department of Development grant program. The board voted in October to create a grant fund through the Greene County Department of Development and disperse $500,000 to the county's cities, villages, and townships.

Beavercreek resident Cassie Barlow, chief operating officer of Southwestern Ohio Council on Higher Education and former base commander at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, and Yellow Springs residents Neenah Ellis, general manager of WYSO, and Kim Duncan, community philanthropist and former CEO and co-founder of Elements IV Interiors are among the six inductees. Also among the Women of Influence are Rabbi Karen Bodney-Halasz, senior rabbi at Temple Israel; Chris Saunders, community philanthropist and international advocate; and Sheri "Sparkle" Williams, a dancer with Dayton Contemporary Dance Company.

Provided photo Quintessential Winds will be among the performers at Piqua Arts Council's free "Sounds of the Season" holiday concert on Saturday, Dec. 8, at St. James Episcopal Church. Music will begin at approximately 3:15 p.m. Provided photo Guitarist Jimmy Felts will be featured in the musical lineup at "Sounds of the Season," a free holiday concert offered by Piqua Arts Council on Saturday, Dec. 8, at St. James Episcopal Church.

The makers of the successful HBO documentary "The Last Truck" have worked for several years on a new film about Fuyao Glass America - the company that revitalized the General Motors plant whose final days "The Last Truck" painstakingly explored. "American Factory" by directors Steven Bognar and Julia Reichert will follow "a Chinese billionaire opens a new factory in the husk of an abandoned General Motors plant, hiring two thousand blue-collar Americans.

Cresco Labs Ohio offered the press a sneak peek of CY-Plus, the Wintersville dispensary located at 180 Main St., Tuesday, just a day before the business had its a final inspection with the the Ohio Board of Pharmacy.

Goes Station is a quiet community located between Xenia and Yellow Springs. A large portion of the village is located along US Route 68. Perhaps you have wondered how the town got its name.

Cedar Cliff parents are speaking out about the need for a School Resource Officer in the village's school district. And they all seem to preface their points with the same message: bad things can happen anywhere, even in quiet villages.

Taking engagement pictures is one of the happiest moments for a newly engaged couple, but for one couple the moment was definitely made better with an appearance from Dave Chappelle. Jaycee Marie Photography was taking engagement photos of Emily and Tommy Saturday, Nov. 10, at a brewery in Yellow Springs, Ohio when a man photobombed them.