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Groundbreaking of Ohio’s first Buc-ee’s set for August
HUBER HEIGHTS, Ohio (WDTN) — Ohio’s first Buc-ee’s is getting closer to reality. According to a Facebook post from Huber Height’s Mayor Jeff Gore, the official groundbreaking is scheduled for Thursday, Aug. 8. Huber Heights’ planning commission unanimously approved Buc-ee’s nearly 700-page final report on May 14. The report outlined building plans, construction details and […]
Large group attends annexation hearing
WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE — The Fayette County Commissioners met on July 15 to hear from attorney Michael P. McNamee as agent for the petition for annexation on application of owners for Jefferson Township property to be annexed into the Village of Jeffersonville. To observe the hearing, attendees numbered between...
Cedarville expert weighs in on DNC's next move after Biden's sudden race exit
CEDARVILLE, Ohio (WKEF)-- President Biden, and several other democratic leaders, have endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris following Biden's exit from the race. Dr. Mark Caleb Smith with Cedarville University said we're not quite sure of what will happen next since this has never happened in the modern primary system. Dr. Smith said he expects a roll call vote to be held at the Democratic National Convention in August. If Vice President Harris is the only one, he said this could be a seamless process.
Global tech outage impacting families’ ability to get needed support from state programs
A major technology outage is causing big problems for companies around the world, impacting everything from airlines to hospitals. It’s also making it harder for people across Ohio and in the Miami Valley to put food on the table to feed their families.
Ohio Renaissance Festival Changes Attendance Policy on 35th Year
Harveysburg, OH – As the Ohio Renaissance Festival gears up for its 35th season, enthusiasts and newcomers alike are preparing for a journey back in time to the village of Willy-Nilly. This year’s festivities promise a blend of historical immersion and fantastical entertainment that has captivated audiences for decades.
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 […]
Keeping Dayton Safe: Become a SKYWARN Spotter Today
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- The SKYWARN program offers residents a unique opportunity to contribute directly to community safety by becoming trained storm spotters. These volunteers play a crucial role in providing timely and accurate information about severe weather conditions to the National Weather Service (NWS), helping to protect lives and property.
Wilmington’s ABX Air secures major military transportation contract
WILMINGTON, Ohio — ABX Air Inc., an air cargo company based in Wilmington, has secured a major military transportation contract. The Department of Defense has officially included ABX Air as the 23rd recipient of a significant multiple award, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity, fixed-price contract worth around $873 million. This agreement pertains to the provision of air charter transportation services for a wide range of domestic passenger, cargo, and combined movements at military and commercial airfields.
Bringing comfort to local children
WILMINGTON — The Clinton County Quilters Guild has been spreading joy and comfort to children in need for years, and their latest “Snuggle Buddy” initiative has brought smiles to the faces of young ones at the WIC (Women, Infants, Children) department. According to Renee Quallen, director of...
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.
Attraction at Clark Co. Fair stresses importance of sober driving
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (WDTN) — It’s fair season here in the Miami Valley and the Clark County fair has just begun. The Clark County Fair kicked off on July 19, held at the fairgrounds at 4401 S. Charleston Pike in Springfield. Alongside carnival rides, fair food and livestock competitions, attendees also had the chance to take […]
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. […]
What's Great in Dayton: July 19 - 25, 2024
Party on the patio with DAI and the Neon: If you would like to meet and chat with Michael Roediger, the President & CEO of The Dayton Art Institute then this evening head over to The Neon. It’s the Neon's Friday Patio Parties, 5:30 to 7:30pm. Live music in...
New Carlisle developments will add 600 homes
NEW CARLISLE- The city of New Carlisle is preparing for its first new housing boom since the 1960s, with two housing developments planning to add approximately 2,000 new residents over the next ten years. “The current population of New Carlisle is roughly 5,500,” City Manager Randy Bridge said. “We are...
Dayton firm wins contract with New York fire department
DAYTON, Ohio (Dayton Business Journal) -- An over 100-year-old Dayton-based company has landed a contract with the largest fire department in the United States to service uniforms and equipment to first responders. LION TotalCare was recently awarded the personal protective equipment (PPE) care and maintenance contract for the Fire Department...
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...
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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