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

Election Analysis: Luke McKellar may have finished 8th in the Beavercreek City Council race held November 6, but his campaign may have confirmed that at least 28% of residents are opposed to a city income tax in Beavercreek. > Read More

Election Analysis: Candidate Linda Borgert’s message seemed to resonate with voters this election day. While she didn’t win a seat on council, she did gain more votes than a sitting council member and nearly tie another. > Read More

Election Analysis: Beavercreek’s School Bond Issue lost by 3.36%. Early analysis of the vote shows precincts in neighboring cities Kettering and Riverside contributed in large part to the loss. > Read More

Election Analysis: On November 6 Beavercreek voters returned Julie Vann to Beavercreek City Council after a four year absence. Analysis points to strong loyalty among Vann supporters. > Read More

Mayor

Analysis: In Beavercreek the person who gets the most votes each city council election becomes Mayor and serves a two year term in that position. This year 11 are running for council. Based on past trends, half stand a good chance of becoming Mayor. Who will the next mayor be? > Read More