Good morning, Dayton.

After heavy rains in early August caused cave-ins and warped pavement at Kroger on North Heincke Road in Miamisburg, city officials confirmed that the store’s foundation remains safe and Kroger has retained an engineering firm to design repairs — two parking lot sections remain closed.

Residents can join a Schlachtfest featuring a full roasted hog with mashed potatoes with gravy, red cabbage, cucumber salad, rye bread, and dessert.

Prepaid reservations are required.

Burwinkel Farms (at 4359 Hamilton Cleves Road in Ross) is hosting a tribute to Dolly Parton with a sunflower maze, hayrides, and treats, honoring the country star who passed away this year.

Eight Dayton Public Schools staff earned the iCoach Designation from INFOhio, a certification that qualifies them to lead digital learning and enhance classroom resources.

Miami County voters will decide on Nov.

3 whether to approve a new 1.4-mill levy to fund park operations, conservation, and educational programs for the next decade. If approved, property owners will pay about $19 more per $100k market value — replacing the current levy after 2027.