By Beth Langefels June 23, 2022 Arts & Entertainment, Community, Summer 2022 50 Years and Counting Longtime Kings Island employee shares what it’s like to work at the park, which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this…
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 Leo Deluca December 30, 2021 History, Winter 2021 Dayton’s Historic Yuletide Traditions Deeds Carillon Concert, NCR Christmas Tree brought much joy through the years Two Dayton traditions provided residents with a little…
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 Bryn Dippold June 29, 2021 Arts & Entertainment, Dayton Today, Digital Exclusive The Dayton Arcade is Back The historic arcade is being revitalized by a trio of development groups and the support of the city. For almost…
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 Beerbower March 22, 2021 Dayton Today, Digital Exclusive Saving, Not Razing PDI searching for nominations for ‘Most Endangered Properties’ list Is there a gorgeous old home in desperate need of restoration?…
By Jeannine Cromwell June 14, 2017 Community, Summer 2017 Walk into History A 19th century farm comes to life for kids of all ages Just minutes from Interstate 75, Carriage Hill MetroPark…