Good morning, Dayton.

Gem City Market, a co-op in Northwest Dayton, urges residents to shop local for fresh produce and deli meats; its goal is to have 2,500 customers spending $25 weekly to keep food accessible and dollars in the community + support long-term operation.

A new pickleball court opened in Washington Township (Oct.

9) offering residents a new spot to play and gather.

The city is hosting Boo Bash today, where kids can trick-or-treat, ride a hayride, and join other family activities at a local park (check local channels for details).

HOT 102.9 is launching a series of community events and giveaways that offer Dayton listeners chances to win prizes.

Kev Nash shared the plans during a Your Day segment, inviting locals to get involved.

On Friday, Cline Elementary students in Centerville raised over $47,000 in a Color Run fundraiser, beating the $40,000 goal so that principal Katy Barker spent the night on the school roof.

The funds will support field trips, murals + other school projects.

Wright State University hosted Wright Brothers Day on Oct.

9 to showcase research and AI technology that builds on the legacy of the Wright brothers. The event celebrated modern innovation in aviation for the local community.

Huber Heights is offering $150,000 in grants to businesses and nonprofits with applications due by Oct.

16 — a program aimed at sparking local economic activity. City Manager John Russell encouraged eligible applicants at a Sept. 28 council meeting to apply via the Economic Development Department.

Montgomery County has seen a 75% drop in overdose deaths since 2020 due to increased state funding, expanded treatment programs, and Narcan availability—factors that public health officials credit with reversing the opioid crisis in the area.

This weekend, football fans can see the Cleveland Browns riding a three-game win streak, the Cincinnati Bengals planning a rebound from two losses, and the Ohio State Buckeyes preparing for their homecoming game (details from Your Day).

Springfield High School football team beat Beavercreek 21-0 at Frank Zink Field on Friday, Oct.

9 + the score reflects a strong performance that energized local fans.