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Three mill levy to be on Phillipsburg ballot
PHILLIPSBURG — Phillipsburg Council members voted on July 16 to put a 5-year, 3 mill operating levy on the November ballot. Mayor Shawna Newsom explained that while the village is able to meet its current expenses, any unusual emergency, such as a natural disaster, would leave the jurisdiction strapped, so “we need a cushion.”
Local city ending leaf collection program this fall
CLAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Due to changes in the city’s budget, Clayton will no longer offer curbside leaf pickup to its residents. The City of Clayton announced the end of their leaf collection services. Starting in fall of 2024, residents can no longer place unbagged leaves at the curb or in the roadway for pickup. […]
Mass food distribution event set for Eaton
EATON, Ohio (WDTN) — A large distribution event is set for individuals in need of receiving food and books in Preble County. From 10 a.m. to noon on Aug. 1, The Foodbank will hold a mass food distribution event at 813 Camden Road in Eaton. According to The Foodbank, fresh produce and free grocery items […]
New roundabout planned for busy Greene County intersection
Video in player shows May 2024 coverage of a new roundabout planned for Montgomery County. SUGARCREEK TWP., Ohio (WDTN) — Plans are in place to transform a busy and dangerous four-way stop into a roundabout in Greene County. The Greene County Engineer’s Office is currently in the design phase of a roundabout project planned for […]
New details: Buc-ee’s groundbreaking planned for August
HUBER HEIGHTS, Ohio (WDTN) — New details have emerged about the upcoming Buc-ee’s location in Huber Heights. On Aug. 8 at 4 p.m., Buc-ee’s will break ground at its first location in the state of Ohio at 8000 OH-235. Jeff Gore, mayor of Huber Heights, along with other local and state leaders are expected to […]
Countdown to Miamisburg’s Rock ‘N’ Green Tomato Festival begins!
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN)– We’re calling all green tomato lovers to Miamisburg for their annual Rock ‘N’ Green Tomato Festival! Organizer Tanor Banks joined Living Dayton on Tuesday with everything families can expect!. Get ready to rock out with live music! Headlining on Friday night is the...
Weekend events around Dayton: July 26-28
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — It’s going to be another hot summer weekend, and there’s lots of things to do inside and outside across Dayton! 2 NEWS compiled a list of events. County Fair Outlook Ohio State Fair – Running in Columbus from July 24 through Aug. 4. Clark County – Ends this weekend on July […]
County removes cats from Our Farm Sanctuary, charges filed against Director
Complaints by current, former volunteers lead to search warrant. Animal Control Officers from the Miami County Animal Shelter removed more than 40 cats from Our Farm Sanctuary on Agenbroad Road on Monday, July 15. They executed a search warrant in response to recent complaints filed by a group of past and present volunteers.
History of 2200 East Fifth St
A Dayton Vistas reader recently wrote in with a question about the history of the building at 2200 East Fifth St located across Columbus St from the old Carnegie Library which is currently the home of St. Mary Development Corporation. I’ve covered a few other corner storefronts in Huffman and...
County engineer celebrates retirement, passes torch
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — The Montgomery County Engineer is celebrating “no work ahead.” Paul Gruner has served as the Montgomery County Engineer for 13 years, after serving in the private sector for 30 years. On Thursday, his office celebrated his next chapter — retirement. Colleagues from throughout his career joined in the party, signing a […]
Local districts struggle with admin, staff vacancies as school year looms
RIVERSIDE, Ohio (WDTN) — As students across the Miami Valley prepare to head back to the classroom in the coming weeks, many schools have several teacher vacancies. Fairborn City Schools Assistant Superintendent Amy Gayheart says they’re becoming more creative in how they attract applicants for vacancies. “Any time that there is a position to fill, […]
Dayton’s “Rec Your Hood” event series brings fun to neighborhoods
Dayton, Ohio – The City of Dayton’s Department of Recreation, in collaboration with the Boys & Girls Club of Dayton, is launching an exciting new summer event series, “Rec Your Hood.” This initiative aims to bring fun and engaging activities directly to the neighborhoods, fostering a sense of community and celebration.
Harter’s bond lowered in pandering obscenity of a minor case
GREENVILLE — Kyle W. Harter’s bond was reduced Monday afternoon in the Darke County Common Pleas Court. Judge Travis L. Fliehman presided. Harter, 32, of Greenville appeared in court on a two count indictment for allegedly pandering obscenity, a felony of the second degree, and illegal use of a minor in nudity oriented material, also a felony of the second degree. Harter was arrested on July 8, 2024 under suspicion of the above allegations after officers were dispatched to the 500 block of Main Street in reference to a sexual offense on July 7.
Drone providing ‘eye in the sky’ at Clark County Fair
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — If you see something flying above you at this year’s Clark County Fair, don’t be alarmed. It’s not a bird, it’s not a plane. It’s a drone. The Clark County Sheriff’s Office has added the new layer of technology for this year’s fair to keep patrons safe while adding eyes in […]
Q&A: DPS and suburban schools remain deeply segregated decades after desegregation order
In 1976, a federal judge ordered Dayton Public Schools to desegregate to more closely reflect the racial makeup of the City of Dayton. This resulted in some students being bussed to schools outside of their neighborhood. How successful was this effort?. Eileen McClory, education reporter for the Dayton Daily News...
City of Dayton to temporarily suspend automated payment line for upgrades
Dayton, Ohio – The City of Dayton has announced a temporary disruption in its utility payment services due to system upgrades. The automated payment line will be unavailable from 7:00 p.m. on Friday, July 26, until 8:00 a.m. on Monday, July 29. During this period, residents will be unable...
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