As Americans wait for stimulus payments from the federal government, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost said the public should be vigilant as scammers will be eager to pounce. Read on...

As we move into severe weather season in the Miami Valley the City of Xenia wants to make sure the public has the tools it needs to be weather aware. Read on...

A bill that extends the due date for state and municipal (City) income taxes has been passed by state lawmakers. Read on...

As we continue to navigate through the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Xenia Fire Division has made some operational changes. Read on...

The Xenia Municipal Court continues to respond to the ever-changing Coronavirus 2019 crisis as state and national directives evolves. Read on...

After careful consideration and out of an abundance of caution, Xenia City Manager Brent Merriman today issued an Administrative Directive which will close City of Xenia offices to the public. Read on...

The City of Xenia is closely monitoring the COVID-19 situation as it develops and is in the process of adopting policies and procedures to protect the general public as well as members of our safety forces and other employees. Read on...

Governor DeWine's orders have effectively closed the dining rooms of restaurants throughout the state, however, many are still offering carry-out or delivery services. We have complied a partial list of casual dining restaurants in Xenia doing just that. Read on...

With the growing demand for paper products such as baby wipes, paper towels, and ‘flushable’ wipes amid the COVID-19 situation, the Xenia Public Service Department is reminding residents that only toilet paper should be flushed. Read on...

Xenia Fire Division held a promotional swearing-in ceremony Monday afternoon, February 24, as four of its members were promoted. Read on...