Good morning, Dayton.

Golden Lamb celebrates 100 years of family ownership in a video that shares its long history and role in the local community.

The milestone honors a tradition of service and enduring family values.

Golden Corral is bringing back its all-you-can-eat wings and adding boneless Buffalo bites for game day deals in Dayton during football season.

Fans can get these wing deals for $25 for their next watch party.

7 Brew Coffee will hold a ribbon-cutting on Monday, Nov.

9 (2-3 p.m.) at 4211 Linden Ave to celebrate its new Dayton location. The event will highlight a customizable drink menu and drive-thru service, as noted by the Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce.

The Dayton Area Chamber urges voters to reject a $14.7M property tax levy for Dayton Public Schools on the Nov.

3 ballot, arguing that more funding will not fix concerns like downtown safety. DPS leaders insist the measure supports progress and warn that failure could force cuts and consolidations.

Rescued manatees from Ohio were flown from Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport to Florida, where they will receive specialized care before their planned release into native waters this winter.

Three came from Columbus Zoo and one (Hundo) departed from Cincinnati Zoo.

Police officers continue ride-alongs on The Flyer today as part of the Transit Officer Safety Initiative launched in July to boost safety on the free transit service connecting UD and downtown.

The measure supports ongoing community engagement and ensures a secure trip for students and local riders.

The U.S. House passed a bipartisan bill last month to rename the Xenia post office in honor of WHIO weather specialist Gil Whitney who warned locals ahead of the 1974 tornado, and the building (189 E.

Main St.) now awaits Senate review.

Gov. DeWine signed an order (2026-04D) that lets Ohio colleges allow high school class of 2022 athletes to keep playing amid new NCAA eligibility rules, giving public and private schools the choice.