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August 5, 2026

Conservation, secondary roads will maintain historic markers

The upkeep of historical markers around the county has been a discussion topic for the county supervisors this summer, as supervisor Dan Benitz noticed several markers had become overgrown and nearly impossible to see. Benitz told the supervisors he had worked at several sites, clearing overgrowth. After several...

August 4, 2026

Greene County Athletic Hall of Fame honorees named

The Greene County High School activities department has...

August 1, 2026

Medical center recognized for implementing plan to improve medication safety

A simple observation led to a meaningful improvement...

August 1, 2026

Jeff council okays snow removal by city crews on Westwood Dr and bid for new sidewalk there

The Jefferson city council spent considerable time at...

July 23, 2026

Dr Thomas Fagg retiring after 38 years caring for patients in Greene County

Come-and-go reception planned for July 31 – All are invited Nearly 40 years after choosing Greene County over bigger cities and bigger paychecks, Dr. Thomas Fagg still isn’t talking about himself. Instead, he is talking about the people. “I guess I hadn’t thought about what I will miss...

July 23, 2026

A lifetime of trust and a provider going the extra mile

~provided by Greene County Medical Center “I was...

July 18, 2026

Local FCCLA members attend national conference

The Greene County High School students Destiny Hofbauer,...

July 8, 2026

Yard of the Month honors to Donna, Cliff Smith

Continuous color from spring to fall distinguishes the...

August 5, 2026

Social-ism

~by Colleen O’Brien Fear of socialism in the U.S. is widespread; most of that fear generates from capitalism-only individuals. They fire up fear of Democrats and other liberal folks for leaning toward socialism because they’re afraid the dreaded S is going to eat them up and spit out their...

July 29, 2026

The proof is in the pudding: A play

~by Colleen O’Brien Scene in a pub in...

July 29, 2026

View from my window – Corn back in the ‘old’ days

July 26, 2026 The corn in and around...

July 22, 2026

Intentional living

~by Colleen O’Brien A longstanding piece of wisdom...

August 2, 2026

4-H state fair selections told

Judging of 2026 Greene County 4-H static exhibit entries took place Tuesday, July 7. A variety of subject matter experts judged in the areas of animals; agriculture and natural resources; creative arts; science, engineering, and technology; family and consumer sciences; and personal development. The static exhibit judging event...

June 16, 2026