By Corinne Minard November 22, 2022 Dayton Today, Digital Exclusive A Historic Christmas A Carillon Christmas mixes history with holiday cheer Starting tonight, you can get a dose of holiday cheer while learning…
By Leo Deluca October 13, 2022 Fall 2022, History Dillinger & Dayton The nation’s first Public Enemy No. 1 was arrested in Dayton on Sep. 22, 1933 John Dillinger rose during the…
By Andriy Royter September 20, 2022 Dayton Today, Digital Exclusive Haunting in Waynesville 2 ghost tours to take in Waynesville Waynesville was founded in 1796. Known as the “Antique Capital of the Midwest,”…
By Leo Deluca June 23, 2022 History, Summer 2022 Just in Time The Callahan Clock, Dayton’s iconic timepiece, now sits atop the Brethen Tower Driving down Interstate 75, near Welcome Stadium, just…
By Leo Deluca March 31, 2022 History, Sports, Spring 2022 The Birth of Flyer Fever The 1967 UD men’s basketball team is still legendary 55 years later “The national collegiate basketball championship is on the…
By Val Hunt Beerbower January 18, 2022 Dayton Today, Digital Exclusive Reasons to Dig Out Cabin fever already setting in? Check out these attractions around the region. The Miami Valley may have experienced a brief…
By Leo Deluca September 23, 2021 Fall 2021, History The Many Layers of Cheez-It America’s iconic orange cracker—a Dayton original—turns 100 Dayton’s historic Edgemont neighborhood is cocooned inside a crook in the Great Miami…
By Leo Deluca June 11, 2021 History, Summer 2021 From Dayton, Ohio, to Mars How a piece of the original Wright Flyer landed on Mars Mars stands four planets from the sun, a cold,…
By Corinne Minard June 11, 2021 History, Summer 2021 A Rich History David’s Cemetery embraces its past while looking to the future The Miami Valley is full of history, and that is…
By Val Hunt Beerbower April 8, 2021 Arts & Entertainment, Community, Spring 2021 In Plain Sight New book explores Dayton history uncovered in buildings and infrastructure The story of Dayton’s community is as long and meandering…