Looking Back and Moving Forward: Dayton Weekly News 30th Anniversary
Looking Back and Moving Forward: Dayton Weekly News 30th Anniversary
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Our Mission
The Dayton Weekly News aims to strengthen the community by delivering positive, African American-focused content across various local topics, ensuring it’s always "news you can use."
Dayton's African American Voice since 1993
The Dayton Weekly News, founded in 1993 by Don G. Black, is Dayton, Ohio’s longest-running African American newspaper. It provides fair and accurate news coverage for the African-American community, addressing a need identified by Black. The paper delivers weekly content on local politics, health, education, business, community news, religion, sports, and entertainment. Inspired by pioneers like Paul Laurence Dunbar, it continues to offer positive and informative news for its readers, both in print and online.
Local News
A New Option for Care!
A new healthcare option is now available at 2649 Salem Ave., Dayton. This location offers easily accessible medical services, including urgent care, physical therapy, and medical imaging at Miami Valley Hospital, specialized care from Premier Physician Network at The Bull Family Diabetes Center and Premier Cardiovascular Institute, and lab services from CompuNet Clinical Laboratories. For more information, click the button or scan the QR code for directions.
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Business Spotlight
Faith and Inspiration
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