Reilly Dixon

1 week ago | ysnews.com | Reilly Dixon

At the most recent Village Council meeting, Monday, April 7, the group weighed a piece of legislation that would allow the Village to charge for public records requests of video footage taken by the Yellow Springs Police Department. The proposed resolution stipulates that the Village may charge individuals or organizations $75 per hour of law enforcement video footage produced from body-worn cameras or police cruisers. The total charge per recording cannot exceed $750.

2 weeks ago | ysnews.com | Reilly Dixon

It’s around this time of year that The Antioch School is typically getting ready to present its annual gala and silent auction — an event that helps seed its scholarship fund. This year, though, the school is trading the gala for an outdoor spring celebration on the 5.3 acres of land it purchased — with overwhelming aid from more than 70 donors — to permanently house its Forest Kindergarten program. The Spring Community Celebration will be held Sunday, April 13, 2–4 p.m. on Antioch School grounds.

2 weeks ago | ysnews.com | Reilly Dixon

At a special meeting, Monday, March 31, Village Council approved two resolutions to provide advocacy services to victims of misdemeanor crimes of violence committed not just in Yellow Springs, but also in Jamestown and Cedarville. As the News has previously reported, the Xenia Law Department ceased providing victim advocacy services to those three municipalities on April 1.

2 weeks ago | ysnews.com | Reilly Dixon

Friday! Friday! Friday! Be there! Be there! Be there!It’s the 1920s: The Great War is finally over and the Jazz Age is in full swing. So, don’t let prohibition get you down — strap into your best seersucker and head to the Foundry Theater at Antioch College next week for an anachronistic evening of bodyslams, leglocks and chokeholds.

3 weeks ago | ysnews.com | Reilly Dixon

Economy Eye on the Economy | Yellow Springs business owners respond to inflation, tariffs Published: April 2, 2025 EYE ON THE ECONOMY | This is the first in a revival of a recurring YS News series that examines the economic landscape in Yellow Springs. Click here to read past “Eyes on the Economy” articles.