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Trolley Stop owner says it’s time to move on, puts bar up for sale
Owner of Oregon District favorite says: ‘I don’t have anybody to hand this off to.’. Robin Sassenberg, owner of the Trolley Stop in Dayton’s historic Oregon District, said Wednesday that she faces some health challenges — and she’s ready for the next chapter in her life.
Clifton Gorge Music & Arts Festival to have more vendors than previous years
The 12th annual Clifton Gorge Music & Arts Festival will fill the Village of Clifton this weekend with more vendors than ever, live entertainment, food and other family-friendly activities. The Festival will run 4-11 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m.-11 p.m. Saturday. Admission is free and parking will be available at...
New Scharnberg Business and Communication Center Open
Nearly two years after breaking ground, Cedarville University will dedicate the $40 million Scharnberg Business and Communication Center on Monday, Aug. 26 at 11 a.m. The ceremony will be held at the new Stinger Plaza, adjacent to the new building. Stinger Plaza features a landmark statue of Cedarville’s athletic mascot.
Controversy grows after out-of-state entry wins Kentucky State Fair cake competition
CINCINNATI (WKRC) - A Kentucky State Fair blue ribbon winner has baked up some controversy. The West Chester woman has been catching flak for being an out-of-state winner, but this isn't the first time a non-Kentucky resident has won the coveted "My Favorite Cake" contest. A local baker's sweet victory...
Police respond to shooting at McEvoy Park
CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Police from three agencies responded to a shooting in McEvoy Park on Tuesday. According to police, the shooting happened around 300 yards from a football practice. Officers from Cincinnati, Springfield Township and Forest Park arrived and began treating the victim and searching for the suspect. The male...
Butler County Sheriff's Office searching for suspects in attempted break-in at gun store
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, Ohio — Five suspects wearing ski masks attempted to break into a Butler County gun store with the goal of stealing firearms. Detective Joe Nerlinger, with the Butler County Sheriff's Office, says the suspects broke into a salon on Mercedes Drive in Liberty Township early Sunday morning. Nerlinger believes the suspects' goal was to gain access to the business next door: a firearms shop.
Lucas Oil Late Models At Port Royal Speedway Schedule, Purse Info & More
BATAVIA, Ohio – The Lucas Oil Late Model Dirt Series is set to return to the Keystone State for the thrilling "Rumble by the River" showdown at Port Royal Speedway. The half-mile oval, famously known as 'The Speed Palace,' will witness a fierce battle between local and regional standout drivers against the top performers in dirt late model racing on Friday and Saturday, August 23-24.
SEASON PREVIEW: A comprehensive look at the Monroe Hornets with story, photos, facts & figures
MONROE — Mark Mueller is hoping that a smooth transition will lead to a successful 2024 season for his Monroe High School football team. Mueller has taken over at the Hornet helm after coaching at Fenwick last season, with Monroe looking to bounce back from an injury-ravaged 2-8 campaign.
Redevelopment plan will continue at Wright Brothers Airplane Factory after second fire
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF)-- The historic Wright Brother's Airplane Factory suffered from another fire last week. In 2023, the building first caught on fire, damaging most of the facility. The city is now trying to put the pieces back together. Kendell Thompson, superintendent of the Dayton Aviation National Historical Park says...
Dayton selected for new $35 million onMain Innovation Hub
Dayton, Ohio – Ohio has unveiled a strategic initiative to bolster its position as a leader in digital transformation technologies with the announcement of its second innovation hub, the onMain Innovation Hub in Dayton. This new hub, announced by Governor Mike DeWine, Lt. Governor Jon Husted, and Ohio Department of Development Director Lydia Mihalik, is backed by a robust $35 million in state funding and will be augmented by substantial local and private investments.
Dayton Volleyball Announces Fall Promotional Schedule
DAYTON – The University of Dayton Athletics marketing department has announced the promotional calendar for the No. 22-ranked Flyer volleyball team's fall home schedule. Be sure to follow the #UDVB social media accounts for updates and new surprises. Volleyball. Aug. 31 @ 7 p.m. - Dayton Flyers Volleyball T-Shirt...
Milford is starting to plan for climate change. Here's what that looks like
Conversation creeps into the Milford City Building’s main hallway on a July morning. Pass the hazmat training happening in a room on the right, walk toward the tax office and arrive at the source of the sound – a small conference room where every seat around the long, mahogany table is filled.
Cheez-It factory site to receive Ohio Historical Marker
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — The location where a crunchy, cheesy snack was created is set to receive recognition. An Ohio Historical Marker has been approved for the original Cheez-It factory site in Dayton’s Edgemont neighborhood. In 1921, the Green and Green Company Factory created the snack at its factory along Edwin C. Moses Boulevard. Although […]
'The one place I felt safe': Local high school student fights for creative hub after cuts
MIAMI TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WKRC) - A local high school student is fighting to reopen a "makerspace" at Milford High School. Hundreds of people have signed an online petition started by Milford junior Kenzie Cramer. "It just created an environment where I felt so happy," Cramer said. Milford High School's "makerspace"...
Woman charged in grandson's overdose death appears in court
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- The woman charged in the death of her five-year-old grandson was in court Tuesday, August 20. Stephanie Shanks is charged with multiple counts including involuntary manslaughter after her grandson Charles Brown died of an overdose while in her care. Shanks has pleaded not guilty to all...
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