The Xenia Daily Gazette is a historic community newspaper based in Xenia, Ohio, that has served as the paper of record and primary news source for Greene County since 1868. Notably, the newspaper won a Pulitzer Prize for Spot News Reporting in 1975 for its heroic on-the-scene coverage of the catastrophic F5 tornado that devastated the city the previous year. To manage modern print and operational realities, the publication acts as the flagship for a local group that includes the Fairborn Daily Herald and the Beavercreek News-Current, having adjusted its print distribution to twice a week in 2023 while maintaining active, 24/7 digital reporting. Operating from its offices at 1836 West Park Square, the newspaper officially transitioned ownership from AIM Media Midwest to West Virginia-based HD Media LLC in September 2026. The Gazette delivers vital local coverage of county commission decisions, municipal court actions, neighborhood events, obituaries, and Greene County high school sports.