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We’ve identified the problem and are working to fix the matter. We will resume coverage starting in late June or early July. Basically the upgrade failed to complete fully which has left the site in a very fragile state. New updates would have further threatened the stability which could have resulted in the loss of articles or other information.


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As residents assembled for Beavercreek’s annual Memorial Day service, a traffic accident that sent one person to the hospital put a damper of the days events. The accident, involving a van and a car, occurred opposite Beavercreek’s Veteran’s Memorial on North Fairfield Road. > Read More

Scene in Beavercreek: Beavercreek City workers replace a burnt-out traffic light at the intersection of North Fairfield, Sea Jay and the eastbound Rt 35 on and off ramps. > Read More

Beavercreek City Council and City Manager Mike Cornell are continuing discussions about taking away a resident’s choice of who picks up their trash and making it a city service under contract to one waste hauler. During the discussions, there has been talk about savings, but if other cities are any example, those savings may be as little as 80 cents over three months. > Read More

Letter to the Editor: As township officials prepare to examine employment contracts, one resident questions the “golden parachutes” found in some current fire department contracts and says no other surrounding community even has employment contracts for their upper level fire personnel. > Read More

Scene in Beavercreek: Construction on the new Davis Medical Center, behind the Speedway along Indian Ripple Road on Darst, is taking shape with walls and framing. See photos. > Read More

Hundreds packed into the McLin Gym in the Nutter Center Sunday, April 6th, to sample food from some of Greene County’s best eating establishments at the Annual Taste of Greene County. > Read More

The final regular season game of the Dayton Bombers against the Johnstown Chiefs on April 5, 2008 produced an exciting overtime win for a crowd of 7,603 at the Nutter Center. See photos. > Read More