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Work Progressing on Fire Station Renovations

Work is progressing on renovations for Fire Station 62 on 3777 Dayton-Xenia Road. The renovations are designed to bring the station up to current building codes and increase space to accommodate additional firefighters. > Read More

Local Issues This Election in Beavercreek

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Besides voting for 3 open slots on Beavercreek City Council this election, Beavercreek voters will be asked to consider a number of state, county and local issues. The issues include 3 state issues, charter amendments, tax replacements, renewals and even a tax increase. See below for details about the local issues affecting Beavercreek voters. > Read More

Beavercreek Extreme Makeover Episode to Air November 8

The episode of Extreme Makeover: Home Edition featuring Beavercreek family Jim and Shannon Terpenning is scheduled to air November 8, 2009. WKEF-TV, ABC Channel 22 has announced they plan to air a half hour behind the scenes look at the making of the episode leading up to the show. The episode also features designer Michael Moloney and singer Kellie Pickler. > Read More

Photos of Windstorm Destruction in Beavercreek

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

Massive Windstorm Leaves 95% Of Beavercreek in the Dark

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

Scene in Beavercreek: City Workers Make a Signal Change

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

City Council Discussing Taking Away Invividual Choice of Trash Haulers with Expected Savings, But Will You Save?

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