Good morning, Dayton.

Xenia Community Library will host Craftapalooza for adults on Saturday, Nov.

7 at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., letting participants create three holiday crafts + enjoy refreshments while meeting fellow enthusiasts.

Edwin C. Moses visited Dayton Monday, Oct.

19 to see a 12-foot Medal of Honor Memorial installed at Honor Park on the corner of his namesake boulevard and West Third Street, honoring 41 local recipients and his late father, a Tuskegee Airman. Finishing touches will be added before a Nov. 13 unveiling ceremony.

On Oct. 19, The Book Nook on WYSO featured Kelly Lytle Hernández discussing her book Racist By Design: Two Centuries of US Immigration Control, which traces how US immigration policies have long excluded certain groups (the program airs Saturdays at 7 a.m. and Sundays at 10:30 a.m. on WYSO 91.3 FM).

Central State students now must drive to Xenia Grace Chapel instead of walking to Wilberforce University, with some facing a (six-mile) trip if voting in person.

The Ohio Black Legislative Caucus is offering (free rides) for those needing help reaching the polls before the midterms.

Starting Jan. 1, Montgomery County Medicaid enrollees must complete 80 hours each month of work, school, or volunteering to keep their coverage.

The rule exempts some groups (pregnant women, parents of young children, disabled veterans) and requires renewals every six months.

A portion of East Kemper Road between Tri-County Parkway and Lebanon Road was renamed the Patrolman Earl W.

Casterline Memorial Highway on Monday to honor the officer (a Navy veteran) who died 73 years ago at an unmarked train crossing while pursuing a fleeing vehicle.

Kristin McGrath, senior editor at The Krazy Coupon Lady, shared smart travel tips on Monday, Oct.

19 to help families plan end-of-year trips without sacrificing comfort or cost. Her advice stressed balancing low prices with convenience for a stress-free holiday season.