Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 3rd of October.
Good morning, Dayton.
🚧 Accidents
A man sustained minor injuries from smoke inhalation when a large fire broke out in a Jefferson Twp. home on Friday, Oct.
2; firefighters later demolished the house after declaring it a total loss.
🎓 Education
Piqua High School will honor junior Carson Holtvogt, a champion pole vaulter, during homecoming week starting Oct.
8 with a road rally, parade, and Alumni of Distinction Induction (Oct. 9) ahead of the dance on Oct. 10.
Trotwood-Madison City Schools hosted its B-Against Bullying parade indoors at the middle school gym today due to rain; students, staff, and community members cheered as district data showed bullying incidents dropped from 104 last year to four this semester.
Ongoing reporting options continue to help keep kids safe.
🏛️ Government
City crews are working on a month-long Graffiti Delete campaign as Dayton residents report unwanted graffiti on public rights-of-way and private property.
Reports jumped from one to 25 in the first week after the campaign launched in early September.
📰 Lifestyle
Graeter’s teamed with The Paper to launch a temporary sundae called Black, White, and Read All Over at its Beavercreek store in celebration of season two.
Store manager Andy Brandell said online-exclusive flavors mark the collaboration debut.
🏈 Sports
Bellbrook's top football team beat Franklin 42-3 on Friday, Oct.
2 at Miami Valley South Stadium (the Golden Eagles are now 7-0).
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