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Another T-ball season concludes (opens the original)
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You must login to comment on articles or post in the forums. Find lost passwordRegister for a free account Perry League T-ball’s final event of the year was Friday, Aug. 7, and the game was again negatively impacted by the weather. Thankfully, our thoughtful volunteers had prepared in advance for this possibility by reserving the Bryan Center for the traditional end-of-season community potluck dinner. Although we weren’t able to play T-ball, we did play with balls of all shapes, sizes and colors
Many friends made on the Perry League field (opens the original)
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You must login to comment on articles or post in the forums. Find lost passwordRegister for a free account Like sand through an hourglass, summer is winding down. The passage of time often slips by with little notice, and its subtle changes often go unseen. Our T-ball season began as summer dawned. Now, before our games even reach halftime, the trees along the hill beside Gaunt Park Pool cast long shadows across the field. With each passing week, daylight fades a little earlier. Coach Beth took
Chamber Music in Yellow Springs to open season (opens the original)
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You must login to comment on articles or post in the forums. Find lost passwordRegister for a free account Chamber Music in Yellow Springs will open its 2026–2027 season Sunday, Sept. 20, with a 4 p.m. concert by Calidore String Quartet. The Washington Post described the ensemble as musicians who “speak, breathe, think and feel as one.” The New York Times said they bring “deep reserves of virtuosity and irrepressible dramatic instinct” to each performance. All concerts in the series will be pres
Yellow Springs Community Children's Center celebrates a century (opens the original)
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You must login to comment on articles or post in the forums. Find lost passwordRegister for a free account Photo courtesy of Yellow Springs Community Children's Center MEET YOUR NONPROFITS | This is the sixth in a series profiling the ongoing work of Yellow Springs-based nonprofit organizations. In the fall of 1926, eight children walked through the door of a private home on Elm Street. They entered a nursery school founded, from the start, to serve a socially and economically diverse population
Wheeling Gaunt Day programming set (opens the original)
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You must login to comment on articles or post in the forums. Find lost passwordRegister for a free account A formerly enslaved Black man from Kentucky, Wheeling Gaunt was born around 1812. After moving to Yellow Springs in the mid-1800s with his wife, Amanda, and a male thought to be his son, Gaunt purchased his freedom and became a philanthropist and one of the wealthiest Black men in Ohio during his lifetime. (Submitted photo) Wheeling Gaunt Day 2026 will take place Saturday, Sept. 12, and wil
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