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West Milton family honors late daughter by opening Butterfly Room at local hospital
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- In the midst of their grief, one local family decided to help others who are experiencing the same thing. Dayton 24/7 Now's Lydia Bice sat down with Sarah and Rob Chaney who just unveiled the Butterfly Room at Miami Valley Hospital, created in their daughter Georgia's honor.
Barberine trial to be moved, possible bond reduction
GREENVILLE — Mark A. Barberine, 58, of Greenville appeared in the Common Pleas Court via Zoom for a pre-trial hearing. Judge Travis L. Fliehman presided. His trial could potentially be moved from Aug. 20th and 21st to September due to the prosecutor and defense agreeing that the evidence and witnesses in the case are substantial and more time is needed in order to ensure a fair trial is given.
Biden announces he’s ending his campaign
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — President Joe Biden announce Sunday that he is ending/has ended his run for re-election. The move comes on the heels of a June debate with Republican candidate former President Donald Trump that left the Democratic incumbent’s campaign reeling. An increasing number of people in the party’s circle pushed to have him […]
More than 300 local performers and artists will be at free Art In the City event
Across downtown Dayton, art of all mediums will be celebrated at the annual Art in the City event. The Aug. 3 festival is part of the Downtown Dayton Partnership’s “Summer in the City” series. There will be live performances, art on display, food trucks and activities for all ages.
Historic Douglas C-47 Skytrain soars into Dayton
DAYTON, Ohio — A piece of history is soaring into Dayton next week at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force. The museum is welcoming the public to see "That's All Brother," a Douglas C-47 Skytrain presented by the Commemorative Air Force. The Commemorative Airforce maintains airplanes to be artifacts of living history.
Garst Museum in Greenville set to allow visitors to take aim with Annie Oakley's guns
History buffs and gun enthusiasts have a special opportunity next weekend, all because of Annie Oakley. Oakley, a small woman, earned a big reputation as a straight shooter. ...
Tipp BOE hears finance, building bond issue updates
TIPP CITY — The Tipp City Exempted Village Schools Board of Education received updates on the district’s end of year finances and the new building bond issue during its July 16 regular session meeting. During the meeting, the board heard from Treasurer David Stevens about the monthly financial...
Nearly all power restored across Dayton area
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Monday morning’s rain wasn’t exceptionally powerful, but it was enough to knock electricity out for nearly 4,000 people. After reporting nearly 4,000 without power, AES Ohio is now reporting just 384 without power as of 6:37 a.m. If power is out at your home, you can report it directly to AES […]
Annual Dragons 5K race sees big turnout
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — The 14th annual Dragons 5k took place Saturday morning in the heart of the Water Street District. This year, over 2300 participants came out, with 100 virtual contestants running along with them. It was a record year for the organization, making it one of the largest races in the Miami Valley. […]
City of Greenville maintenance paving project bids accepted
Sealed Bids for the construction of the Maintenance Paving 2024 will be received by the City of Greenville, Ohio, at the office of the Board of Control, c/o Megan Bailey, 100 Public Square, Greenville, OH 45331, until 10:00 a.m. local time on August 6, 2024 at which time the Bids received will be publicly opened and read. The Project consists of constructing This project involves the resurfacing of several streets within the City of Greenville. Specific work is to include the milling of existing asphalt, and the placement of tack coat, new asphalt, pavement markings, and spot full-depth repair. Traffic shall be maintained throughout the project. The engineer’s estimate for this project is $1,699,794.00.
Dayton-based firm has secured a contract with the New York City Fire Department, to maintain gear for 22,000 responders
Dayton, Ohio – Dayton’s own LION TotalCare, a firm with more than a century of experience, has signed a big contract with the Fire Department City of New York (FDNY), the biggest fire department in the United States, in what appears to be aan important move for the local industry. This agreement represents a significant change in the relationship between the two companies since it gives the Dayton company responsibility for maintaining important personal protective equipment (PPE) for thousands of first responders.
Piqua BOE hears about STEM opportunities
PIQUA — Piqua City Schools Board of Education heard about new and expanded Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) opportunities that will be available to students in the district as the new school year gets underway on Thursday, July 18. Scott Bloom, curriculum director for grades 6-12, gave the...
City of Dayton holds third Rec your Hood event Saturday
DAYTON, OHIO (WKEF)-- Community members in Greenwich Village gathered at Hickorydale Park on Saturday for Rec Your Hood. It's a new initiative hosted by the Department of Recreation to celebrate the uniqueness of different neighborhoods in Dayton. The Department of Recreation said the goal is to serve the community by...
Downtown Dayton’s Art in the City set to return!
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN)– We’re calling all art lovers to Downtown Dayton’s Art in the City next month! Downtown Dayton Partnership’s Syron Townsend and AES Ohio’s Mary Ann Kabel joined Living Dayton on Monday featuring their partnership and what art lovers can expect. Presented by AES...
Dayton Greek Festival returns in September with full event
The Dayton Greek Festival will be in full effect this year after organizers were forced to cancel last year due to infrastructure updates at the church. “We want to welcome (the community) with open arms and let them know that we missed them.” said Christina Panagouleas-Stephens, public relations manager for the festival. “We are excited to be back in full effect.”
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