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Cincinnati-based national business shuttering East Dayton and Riverside stores for larger site. → Read More
Kettering officials highlighted 2022 achievements and plans for coming year in the state of the city address. → Read More
New year, same problem: Dozens of Kias, Hyundais reported stolen to Dayton police already this year → Read More
Cleveland-based business has filed notice with the state to cut Kettering jobs. → Read More
Permanent improvement fund money to finance Kettering education upgrades for fourth time since 2016. → Read More
Fairborn education facility costs have increased to $82M after voters approved tax issue in 2020. → Read More
Longtime superintendent retiring, district seeks to identify education needs. → Read More
Property owners in several suburbs facing issues with loss of trees from aging, tornado, other factors. → Read More
Bakery business featuring deluxe cookies with ice cream opened first Dayton-are site this spring. → Read More
Vitality of city entertainment and community events hub a concern for Fairborn city and business leaders. → Read More
First festival focused on travel planned at park near Wright-Patterson, National Museum of the U.S. Air Force. → Read More
Oakwood City Schools, Wright Memorial Public Library renovations help fuel increase in permit numbers. → Read More
Athletic director taking No. 2 treasurer job after job departures to Centerville and Kettering. → Read More
Kettering’s top education administrator plans to retire at end of school year. → Read More
ODOT says traffic between Dayton and Beavercreek expected to be impacted by lane closings scheduled through August. → Read More
Beaver Creek Wetlands Association wants to give Fairborn 67 acres in effort to gain $1.3M Clean Ohio grant. → Read More
Aging upscale Dayton suburb saw nearly $14M in building permit value reinvestment in 2021. → Read More
Kettering’s top education administrator plans to retire at end of school year. → Read More
Fines of new guidelines to start next month vary depending on violators response with police. → Read More
Police say pilot crime-fighting program started more than a year helps reduce the number of arrests, clear jail space for more serious offenders and cuts the number of court cases. → Read More