Good morning, Dayton.

The Bulwark team will host a live podcast at Dayton Masonic Center on Friday, Sept.

25 to support Springfield’s Haitian community and honor Pierre Damas Bel; panelists including Sarah Longwell + Bill Kristol will discuss the impacts of ending TPS and call for more humane policies.

Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Community Support Center is facing rising food demand in Greene County, serving 38 to 45 households weekly and running its final canned food drive to tackle shortages in essential pantry items; families needing fresh items may visit a nearby church.

The Foodbank is preparing to serve about 2,000 families Thursday at the University of Dayton Arena and Welcome Stadium with fresh produce, chicken drumsticks, pet food and a mobile health clinic from Five Rivers Health Centers plus other community partners.

A fire at 1191 Bright Water Circle in Miami Township on Monday, Sept.

21 at 4:30 p.m. displaced two families when one apartment was damaged by flames and another by water; no injuries were reported and the fire was deemed accidental.

TJ Chumps in Kettering will offer drone delivery from 4 to 8 p.m. daily through a partnership with Dexa.

Residents in Kettering, Oakwood and Centerville can order qualifying meals for up to three-mile deliveries—bringing local tech innovation to the community.

Back to Eden Animal Boarding (in Monroe Township) will close for five years after owner Destinee Javier pleaded guilty to animal cruelty when two dogs escaped from their kennels and killed a boarding dog in April.

Burwinkel Farms honors Dolly Parton by carving her name, a guitar, song titles and a heart into its sunflower field using a lawnmower.

The tribute opens to the public on Sept. 26 (9 a.m. to 7 p.m.) at Burwinkel Farms on Hamilton Cleves Road in Ross.

Ohio lawmakers, led by Sen. Bernie Moreno, backed a plan to establish a U.S. Space Force Academy at Wright-Patterson on Sept.

21 during the Ohio Defense & Aerospace Forum at Wright State University. Officials said the proposed $300 million facility would train astronauts & engineers near major research labs.

A Greek-revival inspired brick home built in 1949 is on the market for $995K in Kettering for the first time in 75 years.

Located at 3444 Ridgeway Road, the property is updated with modern amenities (including a private tennis court and spacious garages) on over two acres in the Kettering City School District.