Dayton will revoke the building's temporary occupancy for Rabbit Hole Books today at 29 W.
First St. after the owner failed to finish required safety upgrades, including a second means of egress. The book fair's foundation says the store will stay open, is adding a rear exit, and will legally contest the decision.
Centerville City Schools is seeking public input on how to handle its aging buildings and will hold a community meeting on Nov.
12 at 6:30 p.m. at Centerville High School South Commons; focus groups and a master facility plan will guide possible renovations, security upgrades, and a potential levy for OFCC funding.
Tickets are on sale for A Dickens of a Christmas, a St. Anne’s Hill holiday home tour running Dec.
11-13 in the St. Anne’s Hill Historic District; tours of six houses with Victorian-era costumed guides take about two and a half hours. Tickets are $28 plus a service fee and often sell out.
Friends, family and community members gathered to celebrate Pastor Mark Stevens' life after he died Oct.
9 (age 72), honoring his decades of ministry serving people facing poverty and homelessness and announcing Target Dayton Ministries will aim to feed 5,000 people on Christmas Day.
Mercer County Health District identified a lab-confirmed measles case in a resident on Oct.
31 and advised anyone unsure of their measles vaccination status to contact their healthcare provider or the health district.
Kroger held a grand reopening on Oct.
31 for its Springfield store after renovations, and city leaders thanked the company for its continued investment in the community.
Middletown defeated Lebanon 33-15 in a Division I, Region 2 first-round playoff game Friday, Oct.
30 at James VanDeGrift Stadium, advancing to the next round.
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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