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Girls Varsity Tennis falls to Butler
The Lady Wave Tennis Team traveled to Vandalia, Butler last Thursday to take on the Lady Aviators. Although the team played their best match of the season, they were ultimately defeated 5-0. At 1st Singles Riley Capasso (10) lost to Hannah Faulkner (12), 3-6, 2-6. At 2nd Singles Maddie Lance...
Girls Varsity Golf beats Miamisburg 218 – 220
The Greenville Lady Wave Golf team traveled to the Mound Golf Course to play Miamisburg. The Lady Wave won the match as Miamisburg only had two golfers. The Lady Wave were led by Vera Cox and Sofia Chrisman, both had 51, Callee Moore had a 53 and Kennedy Schoen had a 63. Also playing for the Lady Wave were Ava Good with a 70 and Erin Winner with a 81.
Ohio attorney general ask court to let Kroger merger proceed
Staff report (COLUMBUS) — Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has asked a federal court to toss an antitrust lawsuit brought by the Federal Trade Commission to block a merger between Kroger and Albertsons. “The FTC’s tunnel vision in this case risks chilling the very competition that it seeks to protect,” Yost said. “A full view of […] The post Ohio attorney general ask court to let Kroger merger proceed appeared first on The Tribune.
Construction near Dayton International Airport begins
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Travelers heading to Dayton International Airport will notice some construction outside of the building. The city of Dayton reports drivers can anticipate construction on Terminal Drive and its access roads, as well as the long-term lot. Crews will be working to fill cracks, resurface and seal joints across areas of concrete. […]
Beam back to Dayton in 1979 with this vintage report on Dingleberry's record store
Fleetwood Mac...Led Zeppelin....Pink Floyd...The Eagles...Donna Summer...Rober Holmes?. These were some of the hottest artists of the 1979 holiday season. You can see them mentioned in this really cool news report from WDTN. The channel sent local broadcast legend Barbara Kerr to interview staffers from the also legendary (and now defunct) local music store Dingleberry’s, which was opened by Greg Savage in Dayton in 1974. The video of the report is below, and it’s an awesome visual time capsule. Also, below is a bonus vid of a Dingleberry’s classic radio commercial.
Wiley's Comedy Club Farewell Show
Did you hear that one about the comedy club that closed? Well, folks, it’s time to pack up our punchlines and roll up the red carpet because Wiley's Comedy Club is officially closing its doors. — Wiley's Comedy Club Farewell Show. Hey Wiley's Comedy Club Family, Well, folks,...
Drying out, how cool will we get in the work week?
Showers are coming to an end, and the chances will end right around midnight. Lows overnight will drop into the lowers 60s with mostly cloudy skies. The high to begin the work week will be in the mid to upper 70s, well below normal with partly cloudy skies, and reduced humidity. Tuesday will be the coolest day of the week with a high of 74 in Dayton. Temperatures will remain in the 70s on Wednesday before a warming trend begins on Thursday when we get back to 80 degrees. Highs through the weekend will potentially get into the 90s. Rain chances are pretty low over the next 7 days.
Photos: Motorcyclist injured in crash
Register to recieve the FREE Sidney Daily News daily newsletter!. Get all of the day's top stories delivered right to your inbox every morning. A woman is helped off the ground and onto a stretcher by Sidney firefighters after being struck by a vehicle while riding a motorcycle at around 9 p.m. on Sunday in the intersection of Russell Road and Wapakoneta Avenue. The Sidney Police Department is investigating the accident.
Miamisburg returns key starters, Vikings move down to Div. 2 for playoffs
MIAMISBURG, Ohio (WDTN) – Following Miamisburg’s leap forward in 2023 with its first winning season in the GWOC since 2016 and tying for third place in the conference, the Vikings return plenty of key starters as the program makes the move down to Div. 2 this season for the playoffs.
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