Buc-ee’s is hiring in the Dayton area and hosting a three-day mass hiring event at the Hope Hotel and Conference Center. Interviews are by invitation only, so applicants should apply as soon as possible.

Deceuninck North America will host a Jan. 7 hiring event in Monroe, Ohio, aiming to fill 100 production roles. Pay starts at $19/hr with growth potential.

As his term closes, Mayor Jeffrey Mims Jr. looks back on decades of public service, youth mentorship, and efforts to improve quality of life across Dayton.

Dayton is preparing to launch a new Home Repair Revolving Loan program offering $2.6 million in forgivable loans for essential exterior repairs, targeting 80 homes across key neighborhoods.

Explore current casting calls for movies and TV shows in Dayton, Ohio and beyond. Find auditions, roles, and project opportunities for aspiring and working actors.

New Ohio laws require school districts to prohibit student cell phone use during the school day and allow schools to keep Narcan on-site with reporting and parent notification requirements.

Attorney Zulu Ali argues the U.S. court system is racially biased by design—breaking down jury selection, judicial power, and why “reform” isn’t enough.

For ninety years, the National Council of Negro Women has built a legacy of power through leadership, service, and the continued elevation of women of African descent and their communities. 

Ohio’s minimum wage increases to $11.00/hour on Jan. 1, 2026, with tipped wage rising to $5.50. Here’s who benefits and why advocates say more is needed.

Egbe Omo Yoruba of Greater Miami Valley spreads holiday cheer by donating blankets to seniors in Dayton and Miamisburg.

Dayton Metro Library earns national recognition for its Reading Railroad Initiative supporting literacy for Black boys and men.

Sen. Willis E. Blackshear Jr. introduces the Student Wellness Act to allow Ohio schools to excuse mental health absences.

Health experts explain how COVID symptoms are changing with the XFG “Stratus” variant and what to watch for this winter.

Four-Seven brings “Christmas Miracles” to Ohio prisons, helping incarcerated parents connect with their children through holiday gift-giving.

Karen Wick, co-owner of Coco’s Bistro and Dayton Public Schools board member, passed away December 6. Community members remember her legacy of service.

A reflection on faith, love, and accountability, calling Christians to reject hate, racism, and hypocrisy and live out the teachings of Jesus.

Dayton partners with Felons with a Future and Cure Violence Global to launch a public-health approach to preventing gun violence and strengthening community safety.

Introducing the LIFT Homebuyer Act of 2015 - There may soon be a new mortgage option for first-generation, first-time homebuyers.

Dayton Ohio Mortgage Market Update

Shannon Griffith shares how forgiveness, kindness, and emotional healing can transform your life, improve relationships, and create a better world.