Good morning, Dayton.

The Humane Society of Greater Dayton introduces Romulus, a gentle giant featured as Pet of the Week at its shelter.

Farmer Russell Garber, founder of the 2nd Street Market, died earlier this week after declining health.

Visitation is today (2-5 and 6-8 p.m.) at Old German Baptist Brethren Church in Greenville, and funeral services are set for 10 a.m. tomorrow; the family suggests donations to the Ohio Farm Bureau.

Dayton Children's announced plans to construct a new rehabilitative services building near its main campus, while project partners celebrated a groundbreaking for dual research office parks on Thursday, Mar.

12, in Dayton. Ohio State trustees also named Executive Vice President and Provost Ravi Ballamkonda as OSU's new president.

The Dayton Metro Library and Day Air Credit Union will host community events for kids to meet first responders.

Programs such as Pizza with the Police and Cocoa with Cops will take place at local branches on Mar. 25, Apr. 10, Jul. 8, Jul. 17, Jul. 29, and Oct. 8.

Kyle James at Consumer Affairs said shoppers should use a 60-second smell test to spot fake reviews that use repetitive phrases + clustered posting times, and he advised verifying reviewer history.

Dayton buyer Rebecca Robbins mentioned that using credit cards can offer extra protection when shopping online.

DCS Corp. has acquired Beavercreek-based ARCTOS—uniting 350 employees with decades of defense expertise near Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.

The acquisition expands DCS’s capabilities in propulsion, sensors and materials to drive innovative defense solutions.

Ohio Maple Madness Driving Tour is free and will run today and tomorrow throughout Ohio — visitors can see how maple syrup is made at local sugarhouses, with select Amish farms welcoming guests only today.

Dress for the weather and bring the whole family to drive through the countryside.

Montgomery County wastewater officials urge residents to dispose of cooking grease and wipes in the trash during Lent, as fish fries have led to sewer clogs costing taxpayers extra funds — officials warn that improper disposal can harm the environment.

On Friday, March 13, a water main break in Englewood led officials to issue a boil water advisory for homes and businesses along Main Street (SR 48) from Orchard to Sweet Potato Ridge and near National Road from Union Boulevard to Valleyview Drive.

Residents must boil tap water for use.

Justin Kinner said Wright State gained momentum from a comeback win in the Horizon League Championship—sending the Raiders to the NCAA tournament.

He expects the win to boost the team's play in upcoming games.

Clue 40th Anniversary Interactive Movie Mystery Party

6-9 p.m. — The Brightside Music & Event Venue — Cost TBA — Dress up as your favorite character and enjoy a night of mystery with themed food and drinks.

Amelie

7-9:30 p.m. — Blair Hall Theatre — $17-$22 — A whimsical romantic comedy musical about finding joy in life and love after a troubled past.

CJ Fish Fry

6-11 p.m. — Chaminade Julienne Catholic High School — $16-$30 — Savor delicious fish and sausage alongside games and a silent auction at this community favorite event.

Middletonian 5k Run and Walk

9-11 a.m. — Middletown Regional Airport — Support local community initiatives — Celebrate Middletown Ohio’s history while participating in a 5k run and walk.

Nunsense Musical Comedy

7:30 p.m. — TheatreLab Dayton — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a riotous musical comedy full of tap-dancing nuns and heavenly hilarity.

SHE Means Business

5-8 p.m. — The Entrepreneurs Center — Free entry — Celebrate Women’s History Month with an inspiring evening of networking and empowerment for women entrepreneurs.

Easter Bonnet Tea

2-4 p.m. — Dayton Woman's Club — Cost Info Unavailable — Celebrate spring with a delightful afternoon of tea and camaraderie.

PetSmart National Adoption Week Event

12-3 p.m. — PetSmart — Adoption fees may apply — Discover your new furry friend during National Adoption Week.

Pink Cherry Blossoms Candle and Spray Class

7-9 p.m. — Painting with a Twist — $41-$51 per person — Create your own soy candle or linen spray while enjoying a relaxing evening with friends.

Old School Groove Night

8:00 – 11:30 p.m. — Deja Vu Hall — Just $10 — Enjoy a nostalgic evening of old school music and line dancing.