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Greene County Commissioners have chosen to keep the odd-even practices in place for lawn watering through 2009. “Although we have enhanced the overall water system with a number of projects this past year, we felt it was prudent and the right thing to do,” said Commissioner Rick Perales. > Read More
The I675 Pedestrian Bridge Project may have hit a snag according to comments heard recently at a City Council work session. Fairborn is reportedly having second thoughts on the matter expressing concerns about routine maintenance and cost overruns. > Read More
The Beavecreek police and Beavercreek School system are working together to get a new federal policing grant. The grant is part of the COPS 2009 Secure Our Schools (SOS) Program. It offers a 50% match up to $500,000 of federal dollars. > Read More
Greene County went overwhelmingly for McCain while Ohio went for Obama.
The Beavercreek School Bond passed, Steve Austria and Jarrod Martin won
their races. See results for these and other races. > Read More
Luckily no one lost their lives after a massive windstorm Sunday left a path of destruction and houses without power throughout Beavercreek. Most of the damage was cause from fallen trees. See photos. > Read More
A massive windstorm with sustained winds of over 65 mph toppled trees and downed power lines yesterday leaving an estimated 95% of Beavercreek residents without power. The storm, the remnants of Hurricane Ike, lasted for over 5 hours. > Read More
