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 Over time the logo became scorned, outdated and was replaced in 1997 and 2001 with simpler, sleeker versions.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

A decision from the EPA is expected sometime this year regarding the possible cleanup of a long standing hazardous waste site in Beavercreek. The site is located at the corner of Grange Hall and Patterson Roads. > Read More

David Simmons of the Ohio Historical Society will discuss “The Romance and Symbolism of Covered Bridges” at the next meeting of the Beavercreek Historical Society, January 22, 2008. > Read More

Dr. Michael L. Grumelli examines the relationship among airmen, technology and airmindedness in early military aviation at 7:30 pm Jan. 16 at the National Museum of the United States Air Force > Read More

Anyone who grew up in Beavercreek probably has more than a few fond memories of the Bellfair Country Store & Restaurant. It’s quaint rustic atmosphere inside and unmistakable look of an old-time > Read More

On a December day in 1871, John William Fogwell said his wedding vows to Josephine Pennewitt. Less than a year later, the 30 year old former Beavercreek Constable and Civil War soldier would be dead, falling victim to > Read More

The park was first dedicated a little over 3 months before the tragic events of 911 in 2001. Now, each Memorial Day, it not only serves as a gathering place for remembering those who have served > Read More