Good morning, Dayton.

The Miami Conservancy District and National Park Service are hosting a free tour at Huffman Dam with a Wright 'B' Flyer flyover along the Mad River on Sept.

17 from 2-5 p.m., and fossil displays from the Boonshoft Museum; advance registration is required.

More than 100 community members attended a vigil at Courthouse Square on Sept.

3 to remember the late 20-year-old Pierre Damas Bel, a Wright State student known for his kindness and hard work. Friends condemned unkind online comments and recalled his personal struggles.

Dozens of dogs were removed from a Moraine home when agents found hazardous conditions and 48 animals—including litters and mothers—were moved to the Humane Society; the organization said local residents can apply for foster care for the adult mixed-breed dogs.

The Parlor Wine Boutique, set inside the historic Mansion on Monument, offers wine tastings, educational events and local partnerships to Dayton residents.

The renovated mansion (restored over five years) was once owned by the Davis family and now brings a fresh twist to local wine culture.

The Book Nook on WYSO reviewed John Katzenbach's thriller State of Mind, recalling a memorable interview from 1997.

The program airs today at 7 a.m. and on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. — supported by local libraries — as it spotlights local arts.

The City of Dayton launched Graffiti Delete today to let residents use smartphones for graffiti reports via an online portal.

Photos and details are routed to the proper department — any unique signatures in submissions are sent to the Police Department for investigation.

The Ohio Traffic Safety Office is offering free Uber or Lyft credits up to $15 from 5 p.m. to 3 a.m., Friday through Tuesday, Sept.

8, for rides originating in Butler, Cuyahoga, Franklin, Hamilton, Lucas, Montgomery & Summit Counties. Riders pay any remaining amount as credits are available while supplies last.