Good morning, Dayton.

Demolition began at West Carrollton River District as the city starts its $108M riverfront project to clear a former wastewater plant near Interstate 75 and an unsafe river section.

The area will transform with a whitewater park and Rescue World training facility set to open in 2029.

The CenterPoint Energy Dayton Air Show will take place in a few months and is expected to be the biggest display of aviation in the Miami Valley.

Organizers will share the final schedule and details (including estimated attendance) soon.

Dayton native Rob Lowe turned 62 today and was inducted into the Dayton Region Walk of Fame in 2025.

He missed the ceremony because he was promoting breast cancer awareness, so his father (Charles “Chuck” Lowe) accepted the honor.

Local foodie Dustin McGillivray, known as Crustymcg, began filming daily restaurant reviews in early 2025 and his videos now draw over a million views.

He will expand his project with new branding and marketing opportunities to support Dayton eateries (his work has quickly become a local hit).

Plans to expand healthcare services and boost sports events in Dayton are set to drive growth and bring more revenue to the Miami Valley.

Calaeb Stephens from the Dayton Business Journal highlights how these efforts aim to create new opportunities for local families.

The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners approved the purchase of a Forest Park property for a new Job and Training Center in Harrison Township.

Officials expect to finalize the purchase later this summer after a 90-day inspection period.

SNAP recipients who lost food during recent outages may get replacement benefits on their Ohio Direction Card.

Affected households must complete JFS Form 07222 within 10 days and provide proof that their area was without power for four hours or more.

Dayton Children’s will break ground on a new rehab center along Valley Street this summer to serve children needing therapies after a rise in referrals, officials said.

The center will offer more space for OT+PT and speech language services and include an outdoor play area to support ongoing child development.

Spring officially starts later this week, but allergy symptoms are already troubling many in Dayton.

Dr. Joseph Allen of Premier Health shares tips to ease sneezing, itchy eyes, and congestion.

The Dayton Dragons will host a Meet the Team event at Day Air Ballpark on Saturday, June 13.

Fans can get autographs, photos, and enjoy on-field activities as gates open (10 a.m.) and run until noon, with tickets costing $10 for adults and $5 for kids.

Wright State’s men’s basketball team advances to the NCAA championship and will face the University of Virginia on Friday at 1:50 p.m. in Philadelphia after a 66-63 Horizon League win over Detroit Mercy; the game highlights off-court contrasts (including differences in enrollment, tuition, and budgets).

Graham High School's wrestling team won its 25th consecutive state championship today at the state tournament—making it the longest active title streak in U.S. high school wrestling.

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.

Dick's House of Sport Easter Egg Hunt

10:00-10:30 a.m. — Dick's House of Sport — Free — A delightful Easter egg hunt for children divided by age groups on the field.