Superintendent Jon Wesney and the SHP Design Team walked the club through Centerville City Schools’ Facilities master plan. With 13 buildings averaging 61 years old, the district has launched Build Elk Strong, a community engagement effort, and is asking residents to take the survey and help shape the plan.
Melinda Moore and Mackenzie Resor of the YMCA of Greater Dayton traced the Y’s more than 150 years in our region and shared how its programs, from youth swimming and gymnastics to senior fitness and before and after school child care in Centerville Schools, serve families close to home.
The YMCA of Greater Dayton: A Long History and a Wide Reach Close to Home Read More »
Library Director Liz Fultz shared an update on the Centerville Library, including receiving the Torch Award for Ethics, a look at 2025 usage highlights, and the progress of its renovation, which adds interactive spaces and an expanded Creativity Commons makerspace funded in part by the Centerville Noon Optimist Club and opening later this summer.
Liz Fultz Shares Library Highlights and Renovation Updates at CNO 2.0 Read More »
Celeste Hurley, CEO of Violence Free Futures, shared how the Xenia nonprofit brings hope and healing to survivors of domestic and sexual violence through its safe house, counseling, prevention work, and a pet-friendly shelter that removes one more barrier to leaving.
Violence Free Futures: Hope and Healing for Survivors of Domestic and Sexual Violence Read More »
Guitarist Evan Fiehrer shares how a 2025 Culture Works Artist Opportunity Grant became A Little Light, an album of original Dayton funk recorded and released with his band, The Groove Essentials.
Evan Fiehrer and The Groove Essentials: How A Little Light Came to Life Read More »
The Childhood Health and Wellness Committee presented Build-a-Bears to the Centerville Police Department for officers to comfort children in crisis, and members tested their memories with a just-for-fun trivia contest about the club’s year so far.
Build-a-Bears for the Centerville Police and a Trivia Contest Read More »
Karen King of Centerville-Washington History shared the stories behind its three sites, the new Outdoor Rural Education Center, and several familiar local landmarks.
Karen King Shares Centerville-Washington History Read More »
Centerville High School SADD advisor Lindsey Schmidt visited CNO with five members of the club, including 2025-2026 President Titus Le, to share their work and to thank the club for supporting two new “Arrive Alive, Don’t Text and Drive” signs at the high school.
Centerville High School SADD, Students Against Destructive Decisions Read More »
Every year, one award is selected for the City of Centerville Police Department and one award is selected for the Washington Township Substation of the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office. The recipients this year are Patty Fabrick and Kyle Chmiel.
John P. Kalaman Respect for Law Awards 2026 Read More »
CNO honored this year’s Photography Contest winners and kicked off the 2026 Avenue of Flags program ahead of Memorial Day.
Photography Contest Winners and Avenue of Flags Kickoff Read More »
