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Saturday, March 15th, 2025
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Good morning, Dayton. Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 15th of March.
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Artwork by Wright State students Libby Gephart and Suvekshya Maharjan will be auctioned at ArtsGala (April 5) at the Creative Arts Center on the Dayton Campus to raise scholarship funds for fine and performing arts students (featuring Maharjan's acrylic painting 'The Lite' and Gephart's ceramic sculpture 'Texture Non Raffinee'). Wright State University
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ New Lebanon schools saw a big improvement in eighth grade math scores last year after teacher Ronda Nisbet changed her lesson style to small groups—this method helped students build strong math skills for high school. Superintendent Greg Williams said using tools like Zearn and maintaining high expectations gave students a solid boost in learning. Dayton Daily News
- ➤ Beavercreek City Schools had about 130 fewer daily-counted students than the state’s full-time equivalent because students split their time between high school classes and career center courses—school officials say the state’s method of splitting student hours affects enrollment numbers used for funding and future facility planning. Dayton Daily News
- ➤ Ohio state senator Brenner introduced a bill that will require schools to set up special plans for students who score low on state tests after more than 366,000 students received a 'limited' rating so far. The bill will require math intervention plans when over half of a school's students do not reach 'proficient' and will include random reviews of schools' intervention services—facing little opposition so far. Dayton Daily News
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Butt Construction Co. of Beavercreek was awarded a $13,068,600 firm-fixed-price contract by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to renovate a materials analysis lab in Building 71 at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base; work will begin in June and finish by summer 2027. The contract was awarded after two internet bids were received—highlighting the firm’s long-standing role at the base. Dayton Daily News
- ➤ AES Ohio said on a recent bill that it is working to fix a delay in payment history caused by its new billing system—AES Customer Ecosystem. The Public Utilities Commission is checking the issue and will ensure affected customers are not charged extra fees or disconnected. Dayton Daily News
- ➤ Officials say the I-75 ramp near Dayton will close on March 24th for two months as part of a $51 million project to rebuild nearly three miles of the highway that began in 2023 and will continue until summer 2027. They ask drivers to slow down—put away distractions—and stay alert while passing the work zone. Dayton Daily News
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SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ The Alter High School girls basketball team lost 40-29 to Bellevue in the state championship at UD Arena in Dayton on Friday. Maddie Moody had 12 points and nine rebounds while Hailey Rees led with 16 points as the team ended the season with a record (19-9). WHIO-TV
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19th Century Afternoon Tea at Patterson Homestead
Experience a traditional afternoon tea featuring Victorian-era recipes and learn about the historic Patterson family and their homestead.
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St. Patrick's Day Celebrations at Harrigan's Tavern
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with a day of entertainment, special food, and drinks at Harrigan's Tavern in Kettering.
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NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament - First Four
The NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament kicks off with the First Four games at the University of Dayton Arena, featuring eight teams competing in March Madness festivities.
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Zachary Armstrong Art Exhibition Opening
The Contemporary Dayton presents a new project by artist Zachary Armstrong, exploring themes of memory and innovation through intricate and intimate artworks reminiscent of rural Midwest Americana.
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Tavern Dinner: End of Winter Feast at Carillon Historical Park
Experience a hands-on historical dining event featuring 19th-century cooking demonstrations and a candlelit multi-course meal.
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Shamrock Tenors Concert
Experience the soaring harmonies of Ireland's newest music sensation, Shamrock Tenors, performing beloved Irish classics at the Schuster Center.
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hOm Sound Bath Experience in Dayton, OH
The hOm Sound Bath offers a unique 60+ minute immersive experience that combines modern sound therapy, traditional sound healing, and musical composition to promote relaxation and personal connection.
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Zachary Armstrong Art Exhibition
11 a.m. – 6 p.m. | The Contemporary Dayton | Free entry | Explore intricate and intimate works that reveal ritualistic symbols and motifs by Zachary Armstrong.
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Special Needs Family LEGO Build Night
6-8 p.m. — Dayton Brick Shop — Free entry — Build LEGO masterpieces while enhancing social skills in a supportive environment.
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Zachary Armstrong Art Reveal
11 AM - 6 PM | The Contemporary Dayton | Free entry | Discover the heartfelt artistry of Zachary Armstrong, exploring childhood memories and rural Americana.
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