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Megan Bachman

Megan Bachman

Verified

Editor, Yellow Springs News

Yellow Springs

Final Covers

Editorial, Television, Comedy, B2B

Doesn’t Cover

Anything that isn’t football related

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Industries

Medium Formats

Content

Total articles 421

  • Fire Chief Colin Altman to retire after 29 years

    By Megan Bachman Verified| Yellow Springs News Verified Chief Colin Altman is hanging up his turnout coat for good. After 29 years at the helm of Miami Township Fire-Rescue, Altman retires later this month. During his tenure, Altman oversaw the transformation of the local department from a nearly all-volunteer force to one with 22 paid staff; managed a significant increase in calls for service; and orchestrated the move to a much larger and better equipped fire station.

    By Megan Bachman Verified · Yellow Springs News

    Aug. 03, 2023

  • Solve puzzles for Parkinson’s

    By Megan Bachman Verified| Yellow Springs News Verified Imagine a Saturday morning spent roaming downtown with friends solving crosswords, decoding ciphers, spotting hidden differences and unlocking keywords — as if Yellow Springs had been turned into the brain teasers page of a newspaper. Part challenge, part fundraiser, the Parkinson’s Puzzle Hunt aims to bring villagers together to solve puzzles in support of those with Parkinson’s Disease, a chronic progressive illness of the central nervous system.

    By Megan Bachman Verified · Yellow Springs News

    Jun. 15, 2023

  • Fire Chief Colin Altman to retire after 29 years

    By Megan Bachman Verified| Yellow Springs News Verified Chief Colin Altman is hanging up his turnout coat for good. After 29 years at the helm of Miami Township Fire-Rescue, Altman retires later this month. During his tenure, Altman oversaw the transformation of the local department from a nearly all-volunteer force to one with 22 paid staff; managed a significant increase in calls for service; and orchestrated the move to a much larger and better equipped fire station.

    By Megan Bachman Verified · Yellow Springs News

    Aug. 03, 2023

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Company Info

Yellow Springs News

An Independent source of community news in Yellow Springs, Ohio since 1880

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