Charles Simms Development building homes in Wright Dunbar Village

Dayton leaders shared a bold vision for downtown’s future at the June 3rd Dayton Business Journal forum. With $22M in city funding leveraging $500M in private investment, over 1,000 new housing units, and a $130M Center City project underway, the region is thriving. Arts, public safety, transit, and small business support are central to the plan. The goal: a vibrant, connected downtown with 10,000 housing units, renewed public spaces, and expanded transportation by 2030.

Spectrum Announces $50,000 Donation to Wesley Dayton Through Spectrum Community Center Assist

Dayton Police Seek Downtown Property for New Facility Amid Heated Debate

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Incorporated “Seeing Black in Red” Event

Adulting 101 programs for teens in grades 7-12

W. Social Tap & Table is hosting “An Evening with Victoria Butler" on 3/14. Butler is the Master Blender for Uncle Nearest Premium Whiskey.

World War II Veteran Turns 103

Harrison Township Reorganizes Board of Trustees and Reappoints Board of Zoning Appeals Member

In 1962, the Human Relations Council became a leader in civil and human rights enforcement. The Dayton Human Relations Council (HRC) is...

By Alahna Reynolds, Young Ladies Aspiring Greatness Contributor On August 27, 2022, with the permission of Omega Baptist Church, YLAG had...

Rossie L. Blue, Jr., 78, of Dayton, Ohio, passed away on Monday, August 1, 2022, at The Christ Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mr. Blue was...

On Saturday, April 16, 2022, the Dayton Africana Elders Council, invited the community to the McClendon Institute. The purpose of this...

The local PBS station produced documentary is set to premiere on CET, ThinkTV16 and the PBS Video App at 9pm on Thursday, February 24,...

On Wednesday October 27th the City of Dayton celebrated the completion of Montgomery County’s newest workforce development facility: The...

An invitation to do a guided tour of Gem City Market in late February gave me an opportunity to see the inside before they open. Sawdust...

Makerspace will help Dayton community rebound after decades of divestment. Westside Makerspace is the brainchild of University of Dayton...