Good morning, Dayton.

Greene County Public Library will host Terrifying Trivia—an adults-only Halloween trivia night—on Oct.

17, offering a fun chance for friends to test their spooky knowledge.

Hometown Novelties is hosting its grand opening today with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 10:30 a.m. + the NWWC Chamber will join the event as the new shop opens to offer a range of gifts, clothing, local goods and food items.

College students in Dayton gain early career experience by working with entrepreneurs, startups and business leaders at The Hub — a downtown initiative led by University of Dayton.

Local experts guide the program — a sustained effort to build career skills before graduation.

Greene County parks are closed for now after heavy flooding pushed debris and displaced trees into areas like Constitution Park and Mill Bridge Launch (officials plan to clear the debris later this week), and Narrows Reserve shows strong currents in the Little Miami River.

Preble County’s 9-1-1 system is down due to an equipment and network issue with BrightSpeed Phone Company — emergency calls are now routed to Darke County Sheriff's Office, so callers should stay on the line.

Ohio lawmakers and local officials are pushing plans for a U.S. Space Academy at Wright-Patt with proposals from competing states due Oct.

26 and a potential federal investment of $1 billion + Ohio contributing $300 million and building a connecting road, the plan will develop further.

Designer Kelly Edwards offers fall home refresh tips to help Dayton homeowners upgrade indoor and outdoor spaces as the season begins – her advice focuses on easy updates for cozy living.

The free Wagner Subaru Outdoor Experience brings climbing, paddling, camping, live music and workshops to Eastwood MetroPark on Oct.

3-4; the event includes gear exhibits and try-it sessions (welcoming families and dog owners) organized by Five Rivers MetroParks and Huffy.

Gem City Social Sports will host a six-week Pickleball league at the Dayton Kroc Center outdoor courts starting Thursday, Sept.

24 at 6:45 p.m. The league runs weekly until Oct. 29 with free agent registration at $60 and team registration at $110 (bring your own paddle).