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

The old Charity Baptist Church on the corner of North Fairfield and Lantz Roads is no more. The church was demolished last week to make way for a new Wright-Patt Credit Union scheduled to be built on the property. > Read More

Overall forclosures are up in Beavercreek over last year, but Xenia and Fairborn still lead Greene County in foreclosure sales with numbers more than double those of Beavercreek according to the Sheriff’s Sale of Real Estate list. > Read More

In 1982 a logo was created for the newly formed city of Beavercreek. It was designed to reflect the spirit of city with images inside a giant letter “B”. Over time the logo became scorned, outdated and was replaced in 1997 and 2001 with simpler, sleeker versions. > Read More

Are traffic improvements needed along Colonel Glenn Highway and at the I-675 and North Fairfield Road interchange? That’s what Beavercreek plans to find out with two new grants approved for traffic studies. > 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

Newly elected Beavercreek council member and mayor Julie Vann personally thanks the voters and describes her vision for the future of Beavercreek in a special letter to the residents of Beavercreek. > Read More