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WILBERFORCE — Central State University’s new president has a year-one compensation package of more than $300,000.

FAIRBORN — A shooting was reported Tuesday evening near Wright State University.

XENIA — A new non-profit is rolling into Greene County to help residents in need.

XENIA — Greene County Prosecutor David Hayes and his legal secretary, Maggie Wagner, have put together a unique wall of portraits of former county prosecutors who served Greene County during the past 80 years.

FAIRBORN — Wright State University welcomed the great-grandson of Mahatma Gandhi, Tushar Gandhi, as he spoke about the discrepancies in healthcare in India and the rest of the world.

XENIA — On April 3, 1974, much of Xenia was leveled by a powerful F5 tornado and in a little more than two months, the 50th anniversary of that horrific event will take place.

XENIA — A civil lawsuit filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio accuses a Greene County Career Center teacher of abusive behavior toward a Greene County Career Center student with cerebral palsy.

FAIRBORN — The Wright State University faculty union approved a new contract for the next three years.

XENIA — A new partnership between Emerge Recovery & Trade Initiative and Bridges of Hope is expected to serve the needs of hundreds of homeless people in the years to come. The partnership will bring treatment and other services to area homeless people according to those involved in the partnership process.

XENIA — William “Bill” Morrison was appointed as the chief trial counsel for the Greene County Prosecutor’s Office, Prosecutor David D. Hayes announced Thursday.