Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 14th of August.
Good morning, Dayton.
Daybreak announced it received a $270,000 Lowe’s Community Impact Grant Thursday to fund a $1 million renovation of its Dayton campus on South Patterson Boulevard.
The project will add a new youth wing and create a family-centered living space for pregnant and parenting young people.
A missing 16-year-old boy with autism was found safe today, and residents across parts of Indiana and Ohio are advised to stay alert as heavy rains and forecast storms may cause flash flooding through today morning.
Kroger now offers delivery of groceries combined with eligible prescriptions.
The service, powered by Instacart, is available on its app (for enrolled customers) and online (eligibility varies by location).
Officers responded Thursday morning in Forest Ridge to complaints about a goat damaging cars, and they quickly brought the situation under control.
Taco & Nacho Fest returns tomorrow at Austin Landing with tacos, nachos & live music as Cory Thompson from What the Taco shares details on the food lineup.
Beth Hammack, Cleveland Fed president, spoke at a Dayton Chamber breakfast at NCR Country Club on Thursday, Aug.
13 + she said easing inflation data did not fully ease concerns as local businesses remain wary ahead of future policy moves.
Crayons to Classrooms accepted over $21,000 in donations at the 7 Circle of Kindness School Supply Drive to support 150 high-need schools this school year.
Teachers say nearly 70% of students lacked essential classroom supplies.
Grid Growth Ventures will finalize its proposed West Central Ohio Power Transmission Project route by the end of August and release it for public review.
Public hearings in affected counties will start in late September, and if approved by the Ohio Power Siting Board, construction could begin in 2028.
Dayton Academy gymnasts Kamielle Peterson and Elin Tobierre made history at the Junior Olympics when Peterson won the vault in Des Moines.
The gym will host a September retirement ceremony to honor its long-standing legacy as a local training ground.
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