Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 31st of October.
Good morning, Dayton.
🏘️ Community
Hot 102.9 is hosting the Hot-tober Mix Off Friday and today, featuring Dayton’s best mixers, throwbacks, and Halloween classics, and Ryan Drake shared Beggars’ Night safety tips for tonight to keep trick-or-treaters safe.
💼 Business
Ahead of Halloween, shoppers are packing the aisles at family-run Foy’s Halloween and Variety in Fairborn as the store — open year-round and keeping sales in-person — offers about 1,200 mask types and says seasonal sales remain its biggest business of the year.
🎓 Education
MyUSA Credit Union won the Ohio Credit Union League's Desjardins Financial Education Award for its Adopt-a-Class program and school partnerships that teach students money-management skills, a statewide honor given annually to credit unions demonstrating strong financial education efforts.
Stivers student Salayah McClendon won two golds and a bronze at the World Martial Arts Tournament in Austria and trains at Twin Dragons Mindful Martial Arts + Belmont junior Avila won McDonald’s 2026 Golden Arches Mural Program, got a $1,000 scholarship, and his mural is on Smithville Road.
🏛️ Government
The city will revoke temporary occupancy authorization on Monday, Nov.
2 for the building at 29 W. First Street that houses Rabbit Hole Books after required work on a second means of egress (a new exit door and garage opening) was approved but not completed or inspected.
🏥 Health
Miami Valley Hospital held a Halloween celebration for NICU patients on Friday, Oct.
30 at its Miami Valley campus, with staff sharing photos of costumed infants and families (photo courtesy of the hospital).
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