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Karen Rase - November 4, 2024 0. XENIA — Frisch’s Big Boy in Xenia was given an eviction notice in September and may be joining the list of other locations already closed. Staff Reports - November 4, 2024 0. XENIA — The Xenia third grade Wee Bucs made it back to back Gem City Youth Conference championships on Saturday, beating Centerville ...
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Xenia to begin storm cleanup on Monday - The Xenia Gazette
Sep 28, 2024 · XENIA — The City of Xenia announced cleanup efforts from Friday and Saturday’s storm damage will begin on Monday morning for some portions of the city. Ankeney Mill Road between the intersections of Florence Street and King Street will be closed until further notice. Several downed trees and power lines are blocking roads.
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HS Football Playoff Previews: Playoffs arrive for four Greene County teams. Steven Wright - November 1, 2024 0. XENIA — There were a lot of accomplishments in the first 10 weeks of the high school football season. Now all of them are put on the backburner as the playoffs arrive and every game matters more than the previous one.
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Drought left many with problems - The Xenia Gazette
Oct 7, 2024 · The drought which much of Greene County experienced until Sept. 27 has left us with many problems for both farmers and homeowners. We are thankful that most of the rainfall was able to soak into the soil as opposed to running off. For farmers, the rainfall shortage has limited the yield of corn and soybeans, especially for those fields planted ...
Xenia tornado remembered 46 years later - The Xenia Gazette
On April 3, 1974 — 46 years ago today — much of Xenia was leveled by a powerful F5 tornado. The twister, part of one of the worst tornado breakouts in US history, injured 1,150 and destroyed around 1,400 buildings, about half of those in Xenia. Nine schools, nine churches and nearly 180 businesses were ripped apart.
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