As the country gears up for the 2020 Census, the Greene County Complete Count Committee is looking for temporary workers. Across the nation, the U.S. Census Bureau is recruiting 2.7 million people to make sure every person in the nation is counted. Read on...

Fires account for thousands of deaths and injuries each year. October is Fire Safety Month and the Xenia Fire Department is sharing information your family needs to know to stay safe. Read on...

Xenia Mayor Sarah Mays is getting a first-hand look at the important role members of the local 445th Airlift Wing play each day. The 445th Airlift Wing is part of the U.S. Air Force Reserve and operates out of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Read on...

The Xenia Fire Division family is growing as firefighter/paramedic Justin Cason was sworn in Monday afternoon. Read on...

For the past 20 years, Matt Missey has been making artwork out of trees. Missey uses a chainsaw to carve intricate images into trees and already has artwork in Xenia's Shawnee Park. Read on...

Starting today, October 1, the state of Ohio has issued a ban on burning from 6 a.m. until 6 p.m. The statewide burn ban ends on November 30. Read on...

Xenia residents who would like to make a difference in their city in less than 20 hours per year, should apply to fill the vacancy on the Civil Service Commission. Read on...

The City of Xenia is laying out its planned projects for the next four years in its annual Capital Improvement Plan. City Staff delivered the more than 50-page report to City Council on Thursday, September 26. Read on...

There may be some future firefighters at Xenia Preschool after a visit Thursday from the Xenia Fire Division. Read on...

In one word, Captain Chris Stutes can sum up why he’s a 23-year veteran of the Xenia Police Division: commitment. Read on...