Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 19th of October.
Good morning, Dayton.
The Dayton Police Department is gathering winter clothes for domestic violence survivors and their children, with several designated drop-off points throughout the city.
St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church in Dayton has approved the demolition of an old school to expand parking despite parishioners' efforts to save the building.
Dayton Metro Library is requesting voter support for a 5-year, 1-mill levy to maintain and enhance services, with a failure leading to a significant reduction in budget and services.
Dayton Police are investigating an attempted robbery involving two men who targeted a local news photographer, causing minor injuries.
Diné Development Corp., owned by the Navajo Nation, invested over $1.3 million in a new Dayton office, honoring WWII Navajo code talkers and planning to create 100 jobs, showing commitment to local growth and historical remembrance.
Wright State University invites high school students to the STEMM Experience on Nov.
2, offering hands-on lab activities and interactions with faculty in science, technology, engineering, mathematics, and medicine fields.
Wright State University received an $896,000 grant from the Ohio Department of Higher Education to enhance advanced air mobility research, focusing on electric flying taxis.
Galois, Inc. secures a $12.6 million DARPA contract for the COOP program to assure software correctness, with significant work to be performed in Dayton.
In the Montgomery County recorder's race, candidates Benson-Taylor and Kennedy propose distinct plans to combat quitclaim deed fraud and improve public service.
The Grand American World Trapshooting Championships, a premier shooting event since 1900, moved its location from Dayton to Sparta in 2006 after being a critical annual sporting and economic event for the Dayton area for decades.
Halloween Market Celebration at Front Street
Celebrate Halloween with a festive market featuring pumpkin painting and trick-or-treating across campus.
Concert For A Cure: An Evening of Music for Breast Cancer Awareness
Experience an uplifting evening filled with live music and a charity auction to support women battling breast cancer at the Brightside Music & Event Venue.
Learn Pattern Reading and Layout at Rosewood Art Centre
Learn the intricacies of pattern reading, measurement techniques, and design with an added session for drafting a simple A-line skirt pattern.
Leadership Excellence Workshop: Enhance Your Skills in Dayton, OH
Learn essential leadership skills through interactive sessions and expert guidance in this two-day workshop designed for current and aspiring leaders.
Pumpkin Glow at Caesar Ford Park
Experience a vibrant display of hand-painted pumpkins illuminated by black lights, creating a unique and colorful walk through the trails of Caesar Ford Park.
Spooktacular Halloween Weekends
Experience a fun-filled Halloween weekend with activities like trick-or-treating, hay rides, and a costume contest at Dayton KOA Holiday.
Wag-O-Ween: A Festive Event for Dogs and Their Owners
Experience a delightful Halloween celebration featuring trick-or-treating for dogs, a costume contest, and adoptable pet showcases.
Tent or Treat: Halloween Celebration for Kids
Experience a fun-filled Halloween event where kids can wear costumes and enjoy collecting candy while exploring exciting indoor and outdoor displays.
Soul Shop™ Workshop for Black Churches
Learn to equip faith leaders in the Black Church to address trauma and prevent suicide through a dedicated one-day workshop.
Haunted HeARTS Halloween Celebration
Experience a spine-tingling Halloween party featuring local art, live performances, DJ sets, delicious cuisine, tarot readings, and a costume contest, all set within the historic Dayton Arcade.
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