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Thursday, November 6th, 2025
Good morning, Dayton. Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 6th of November.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Blue Berry Cafe owner Kelly Andary began handing out free meals today in Kettering and Bellbrook to help local workers hit by the government shutdown—meals are prepared on Tuesday and given on Wednesday on a first come first served basis, with donations supporting the program for many weeks. WHIO-TV
ACCIDENTS NEWS
- ➤ A crash knocked out power at a local restaurant and forced it to close temporarily, but management said it will reopen for lunch today at 11 a.m. WHIO-TV
BUSINESS NEWS
- ➤ Day Air Ballpark has unveiled the Diamond Club — a new 5000 square foot venue with 110 outdoor seats that can host up to 225 guests for events like business meetings, holiday parties, or small weddings. Dragons President Robert Murphy said the addition is the largest in the ballpark’s 25-year history and is expected to boost downtown activity. Dayton 24/7 Now
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Humane Society agents from the Humane Society of Greater Dayton executed a search warrant on West Main Street in New Lebanon following reports of a potential dog hoarding situation (46 dogs, puppies, and a few cats were removed from unsafe conditions) and the animals are now receiving veterinary evaluations and care (including food, vaccinations, and rehabilitation) while investigators consider filing animal cruelty charges. Dayton 24/7 Now
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Centerville Arts Commission member Terry O’Brien organized Dayton Holiday Hits for Hope, a free collection of holiday music by over 15 local artists available for streaming or download through January 1—donations help support Oasis House. The project is sponsored by Ameriprise Financial — Christopher Wysong and First Flight Recording Studio. DaytonLocal.com
- ➤ Dayton native Shamya Sumlin— a 21-year-old aspiring screenwriter— published her first book Brothers and Sisters: A Memoir to Heaven, which tells her story of loss, family challenges and generational trauma. The memoir draws on personal experience to provide an honest look at overcoming hard times. WYSO
- ➤ Dayton welcomes the Sugarplum Festival of Trees—Holiday Extravaganza Open House, a free event to kick off the holiday season that supports Dayton Children’s Hospital; visitors can enjoy photo opportunities with Santa, view decorated trees, and join an online auction to help meet a $1M mental health pledge. Dayton937.com
- ➤ ABC Night at the Museum is planned to offer more than 100 unique bourbons, an exquisite charcuterie spread by Eco Eatery, and a new lobby after dark—attendees will also bid in a silent auction for curated bourbon bundles that support educational experiences. Dayton937.com
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Huber Heights is finishing its new government center this month—city hall will close on Nov. 21 to allow a move with an open house scheduled for Dec. 9. The city will review plans on Nov. 10 for an indoor music venue called The Heights 2.0, expected to open in 2028, and a Dublin Pub estimated to open by St. Patrick’s Day. Dayton Daily News
- ➤ The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio voted Wednesday to raise AES Ohio distribution rates by 9% for customers using 1,000 kilowatt-hours monthly. The settlement reached in August removed a reconnection fee and boosted the Gift of Power assistance program, and AES Ohio will file a new multi-year reliability plan. Dayton Daily News
- ➤ Late last week, over 8,100 civilian employees at Wright-Patterson received a new 30-day furlough notice due to the ongoing federal shutdown that began Oct. 1. The notice reaffirms that furloughed workers must not perform any duties and was followed up by supervisors — officials confirmed all employees received the message. Dayton Daily News
HEALTH NEWS
- ➤ Voters in Dayton approved a tax levy that will raise $2 million each year over 10 years—intended to attract county, state and private funding to build a new public hospital after the closure of Good Samaritan Hospital. The levy will add about $35 per year in taxes for a $100,000 home. WHIO-TV
- ➤ Apple updated its Apple Watch to analyze heart-rate data for signs of chronic high blood pressure—a key risk factor for heart attack, stroke and kidney disease. Dr. Rajiv Kumar explained the new feature and its potential to help Dayton users monitor their health. Dayton 24/7 Now
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Front Street Art Hop
5-9 p.m. — Front Street — Free entry — Experience art, music, and food while exploring over 150 artists' works and live demonstrations.
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Queens Of Soul
7:30-9:30 p.m. — Benjamin & Marian Schuster Performing Arts Center — Ticket Pricing — Celebrate the iconic women who shaped music with electrifying performances from the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra.
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Dayton Collectible Toy & Hobby Show
9 AM – 3 PM — IBEW Local 82 — Call for table info — A vibrant market for collectible toys and hobbies awaits enthusiasts.
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Fall Wine Dinner
6:30 PM — Mamma DiSalvo's — Reservation required — Experience a delightful evening of food and fine wines amidst cozy autumn vibes.
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Wilberforce Bulldogs vs. Wright State Raiders Women's Basketball
7-9 p.m. — Nutter Center — Ticketed event — Enjoy the thrilling action of NCAA Women's Basketball as the Wilberforce Bulldogs take on the Wright State Raiders.
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Cocktail Class
6-7 p.m. — Dayton Barrel Works — Class fee applies — Learn the art of crafting cocktails in this hands-on experience.
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MSK Dayton Art Gala
6-9 p.m. — Engage High School — Limited space available — Celebrate creative expression with stunning art, live performances, and community connection.
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Aullwood Holiday Art Fair
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. — Aullwood Audubon — Free admission — Discover a variety of unique artisan gifts just in time for the holidays.
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Wright State Raiders vs. Evansville Purple Aces Women’s Basketball
1–4 p.m. — Nutter Center — Check event site for ticket prices — Catch an exciting women's basketball matchup between two teams in a competitive atmosphere.
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Bellarmine Knights vs. Wright State Raiders Women's Basketball
11:00 AM – 12:30 PM — Nutter Center — Check for ticket prices — Witness an exciting women's basketball matchup between the Bellarmine Knights and Wright State Raiders.
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