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Akron Concludes Homestand Hosting Wright State
AKRON, Ohio – The University of Akron women's soccer team closes out its two-game homestand entertaining Wright State in a 1 p.m. contest at FirstEnergy Stadium on Sunday (Aug. 25). Tickets for the contest against the Raiders are available for purchase at http://www.gozips.com/Tickets. Fans are asked to park in...
Beavercreek holding public meetings on finances, city issues
Beavercreek residents will get a chance to learn how the city handles its finances and other matters. The town halls, which are free and open to the public, will focus on providing detailed information about the city's finances and addressing residents' questions. The sessions are:. Thursday, Aug. 29, from 6...
Coldwater allows no points against Germantown Valley View
A suffocating defense helped Coldwater handle Germantown Valley View 38-0 at Coldwater High on Aug. 23 in Ohio football action. We want your feedback on the accuracy and quality of this article. Take a 1-minute survey and be registered to win a $25 Visa gift card. Don’t miss our in-depth...
Hamilton blanks Badin in crosstown showdown
FAIRFIELD — As time ticked down, Arvie Crouch turned to face the Hamilton crowd and threw up his hands in celebration. Badin’s 38-game regular season win streak ended at the hands of his Hamilton High School football program Saturday night. Gracen Goldsmith scored two touchdowns and the Big...
H.S. Results 8/24
Beavercreek 1, Bishop Watterson 0: Be: Guiliano goal, Trimmer assist, Macek shutout. Belmont 3, Piqua 1: P: Martinez goal. Carroll 2, Troy 0: C: Flores goal, Seymour goal, Memering shutout. Centerville 3, Covington Catholic 1. Chaminade Julienne 1, Butler 0. Dayton Christian 1, Seven Hills 0: DC: Girdwood goal. Edgewood...
Extra-inning loss ends Dragons’ winning streak
When outfielders convene during a pitching change, what do they talk about?. “I remember me and Jay (Allen II) laughing on the pitching change that if Franzen gets out of this with one or less runs, we’re going to come back and win this,” Ethan O’Donnell said.
Mostly sunny but hot today, Monday and this week
Sprawling high pressure will continue to keep the area dry through at least the early part of next week, with temperatures above normal. Today will be mostly sunny and hot with highs in the lower 90s, followed by a partly cloudy overnight with lows dipping into the lower 70s, according to the National Weather Service in Wilmington.
Water rescue under way in Trotwood
Crews in Trotwood are searching for a person who went missing in the Madison Lakes Park area Saturday afternoon. Around 12:25 p.m., crews responded to reports of a missing person who was last seen in the water at the 500 block of Olive Road, according to Montgomery County Regional Dispatch.
1 dead, 1 seriously injured in Riverside crash
A two-vehicle crash left one person dead and one person seriously injured Saturday night. Crews responded to reports of a two-vehicle fatal crash around 11:55 p.m. on Old Troy Pike, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol. A 2015 Nissan Pathfinder traveled southbound on Old Troy Pike, traveled left of...
Franklin native says passion for culinary arts was always in her as she navigated path to becoming chef
At 17-years old, Megan McAfee had her first taste of what it was like to work in the restaurant industry at Rue Dumaine, a Washington Twp. restaurant that served French cuisine with an American twist and New Orleans creole. The restaurant, once located on Ohio 725, was under the direction...
Sinclair Community begins academic year Monday with increased enrollment
Traffic in downtown Dayton will be a little more congested Monday as Sinclair Community College begins classes. The community college is projecting a 13% increase in enrollment at the start of the year as it adds more than a dozen new degrees and certificates. More than 15,500 students are enrolled...
Fairborn joins class action settlement for another company accused of PFAS contamination
The city of Fairborn has joined another class-action settlement against a major chemical manufacturer sued for PFAS contamination of public water systems. Firefighting foam manufacturers Tyco and BASF reached a class action settlement agreement earlier this year for $750 million related to firefighting foam that contaminated local waterways with per – and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS.
Kettering math teacher and former student now co-teaching class
On Allie Beach’s last day of high school at Kettering Fairmont, she took a photo with Jeff Snider, a math teacher. On her first day as a co-teacher with Snider on Aug. 15, they recreated the same photo. This year, Beach and Snider are co-teaching Algebra I together at...
Beware of discolored water: Franklin to flush hydrants over next 35 days
The City of Franklin Hydrant Flushing campaign will run from Aug. 26 through Oct. 2. Hydrants are flushed between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Flushing activities may discolor the water so avoid doing laundry or similar activities during these times. If you suspect your laundry has been discolored due to the flushing activities, you may pick up a compound that should remove the stain, by stopping at the Franklin Municipal Building, 1 Benjamin Franklin Way, to request it.
Archdeacon: Saying goodbye to the ‘No. 1 son of Colonel White’
One of the best sportsmen the Miami Valley has ever known — a guy whose embrace of Dayton knew no bounds — was getting the perfect send-off. As former athletes and athletic directors, a teacher, a neighbor, family members and friends offered touching and sometimes funny remembrances; the Rev. Norman Bradfield mixed in bible verse and heavenly magniloquence; and Regina Frost Martin — once a Colonel White basketball player and now part of the long-performing gospel group Heavens Unlimited — sat at a key board and belted out “Pass Me Not, O Gentle Savior” and “I’m Free,” Andre Owings lay in a champagne-colored casket topped by a big spread of yellow carnations at the front of the House of Wheat chapel.
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