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

At the March 24 meeting of City Council, Beavercreek City Manager Mike Cornell announced that construction updates will become a more regular part of his City Manager’s Report. > Read More

Letter to the Editor: Mayor Julie Vann sending out a letter and taking action without Council’s approval sounds all too familiar to one reader who remembers a similar event that occurred 12 years ago. > Read More

On March 10 Beavercreek Mayor Julie Vann publicly apologized to other members of City Council after a letter she sent to the GMHA accidentally resulted in making a permanent appointment of Nancy Hadley to the group’s board. > Read More

Near the end of the February 25 Beavercreek City Council meeting, Scott Hadley delivered a surprise to other council members who have publicly said his wife’s service on the GMHA Board presents a conflict of interest. > Read More

What started off as a first reading of a seemingly typical ordinance quickly turned into something else. There was some yelling, interrupting and a lot of gavel banging by Beavercreek’s new Mayor, Julie Vann, to restore order. It’s best described as more of a dust-up than a fight, but what happened to cause such a mess? > Read More

Opinion: What some have called Beavercreek City Council’s “shadowy” meetings may have been brought into the light last night. The January 28th City Council meeting saw tempers raised, some yelling and disorder. Some of it was about the issue before them, an ordinance, but it also may have been about something else… this stuff is not supposed to happen in front of the cameras. > Read More

Mayor Scott Hadley delivered his Outgoing Mayor’s Address during the last City Council meeting of this year on December 10, 2007. Hadley will continue as a city council member for the next two years. > Read More