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Real-Life WKRP to Drop 3,000 Rubber Turkeys Over Hamilton for Food Pantry

HAMILTON, Ohio — Forty-eight years after a fictional Cincinnati station taught TV viewers that turkeys cannot fly, a real WKRP is bringing the stunt to life for a good cause. WKRP-FM (97.7), which took the famous call letters this year, will hold its first Turkey Drop at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, November 25 in downtown […]

Hamilton, OH · 2d

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He was ready to make a change. A Dayton family-owned factory gave him the chance.

For the past seven years, Frank Hagan has watched DeCarlo Smith build a career at FC Industries, a family-owned manufacturing company in Dayton. In this episode of ReEntry Stories, Hagan reflected on the person he has come to know through their work together. Smith shared his past, the decision that changed his life and the people who believed in him.

Dayton, OH · 5d
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This Indiana Garden Is an Explorable 40-Acre Fairytale Filled With Hidden Art

Bob Ross filmed The Joy of Painting inside a house that now sits in the middle of a public garden. Yes, the happy little trees guy. That house stands on a 40-acre campus where you can pick fresh herbs for free. The grounds hold five Gilded Age homes built by...

Muncie, IN · 2d
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Historic Dayton Diner Hits the Auction Block, Must Be Hauled Away by Buyer

A stainless-steel diner that has anchored a corner of downtown Dayton for decades is now up for auction, and whoever buys it will have to figure out how to move it. The former diner at 101 South St. Clair Street has long been considered a landmark in the area, known for its classic roadside-style design.

Dayton, OH · 2d
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Dayton VA holds 5th annual Veterans Day parade; Kelley King emceeing

Previous military coverage above. DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – The fifth annual Dayton VA Veterans Day Parade is this Saturday. According to the Dayton VA Medical Center, the parade will be on Nov. 7 at 11 a.m.  2 NEWS’ own morning anchor, Kelley King, will be the event’s emcee. Wandlyn Handy will be the grand marshall. […]

Dayton, OH · 1d

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Godspeed, Loretta Dean (1931-2026)

I've told this story before, but Loretta Dean – Mrs. Dean to me for most of my life – taught me a lot of things. But I'll always remember her for teaching me the word "rowdy." I was in the second or third grade at Concord Elementary School...

Hillsboro, OH · 1d

WDTN

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‘Follow the nerves’: O’Shea The Wicked returns to Dayton

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — For O’Shea The Wicked, a return to the stage is a leap of faith. The Dayton rapper is set to do just that Saturday at Belmont Billiards monthly open mic salvo: “Boom Bap in Belmont.” The event is a space for local musicians to earn their stripes, engage with an audience […]

Dayton, OH · 19h

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Ohio Claimed The Only State Rock Song With Hang On Sloopy, While Texas Still Debates Its Choice

Finding the right rock song to represent a state turns out to be surprisingly tricky. Texas has plenty of candidates, but many carry controversial lyrics that would never pass through the legislature.

Ohio · 3d

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Holiday Auto Theatre In Hamilton Is One Of The Few Drive-Ins Still Showing Movies Into Late Fall

Gremlins and Christmas Vacation on a giant outdoor screen in mid-November. That will be part of the closing double feature for one drive-in’s 2026 season, and I love the nerve of it. Most outdoor screens go dark once summer fades. This Ohio drive-in keeps the projector humming into the...

Hamilton, OH · 2d

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Springfield’s John Legend Sang Christmas at the Parade

Eight years ago, the most famous voice in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade belonged to a kid from Springfield. John Legend — born John Roger Stephens in Springfield on December 28, 1978 — rode the Build-A-Bear float through Herald Square in the 2018 parade, singing “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas” for a national television […]

Springfield, OH · 1d

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CincyMusic Weekend Concert Guide for November 6 - 8

Getting ready to head out in the Queen City this weekend? Whether you're hunting for your new favorite band or just looking for a great night out, Cincinnati’s music scene is packed with talent this weekend. From intimate acoustic sets to high-energy shows, there’s a rhythm for every listener.

Cincinnati, OH · 1d

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Kings of Leon is the latest big name coming to Cincinnati’s new Farmer Music Center

A beloved rock band is about to set the Farmer Music Center “on fire.”. Kings of Leon, the 2000s alt-rock band known for Grammy-winning hits like “Sex on Fire” and “Use Somebody,” is headed to Cincinnati on Oct. 12, 2027. The band is the third...

Cincinnati, OH · 1d

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Miami Valley unwraps holiday season with festive events, craft shows this weekend

WAYNESVILLE, Ohio (WKEF) -- The leaves are just beginning to fall, but the holiday decorations are already coming out. For Deb Tritschler, the owner of The Peddler House in Waynesville, wreaths, garlands and ornaments have already taken over her shop. "Here we are and it's November and we're getting ready...

Waynesville, OH · 1d

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Today In Aviation History: First Commercial Air Cargo Flight

On this day in aviation history, 116 years ago (November 7, 1910), aviator Philip Orin Parmelee completed what is widely recognized as the world’s first commercial air cargo flight. Flying a Wright Model B biplane, Parmelee transported two bolts of dress silk from Dayton to Columbus, Ohio, for the Morehouse-Martens Department Store. The approximately 65-mile journey took one hour and six minutes, demonstrating a new commercial application for the airplane. The historic flight was arranged as a publicity event for the Columbus department store, which sought to demonstrate the speed and possibilities of aviation. The silk, weighing approximately 100 pounds, was secured in the aircraft’s passenger seat. Parmelee departed from Huffman Prairie near Dayton and flew eastward toward Columbus, navigating across the Ohio countryside at a time when aviation was still in its infancy.

Columbus, OH · 1d

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Owen Siebring joins Your Day crew as new anchor in Dayton area

DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- Viewers of “Your Day” will see a new face on the show, as anchor Owen Siebring joins the team with 15 years of television experience!. Siebring brings a background that includes nine years as a sports director in Iowa. He is now making the Dayton area his new home.

Dayton, OH · 3d

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G.H.S. Vocal Music Department Presents “Night Out with the Wavaires”

GREENVILLE – The Greenville High School Vocal Music Department is excited to present their production of “Night Out with the Wavaires” at St. Clair Memorial Hall in Greenville on Friday, November 13th, at 7:00pm. The show will open with “The Greatest Show”, “This is Me”, and “Come...

Greenville, OH · 1d

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Aeronca: The Journey of America’s Pioneer in Commercial General Aviation

The Aeronautical Corporation of America, originally formed as Cincinnati Aeronautical Corporation, was founded on November 11, 1928, in Cincinnati, Ohio. It is often shortened to Aeronca and became the first American company to produce a commercially successful general aviation aircraft. In 1941, the company officially changed its name to Aeronca Aircraft Corporation. The company began production in 1929 with the Aeronca C-2 monoplane, known as the “Flying Bathtub.” The “C” in its name stands for Cincinnati. In 1937, the company introduced the Scout, a two-seater model. The Scout evolved into the Chief and Super Chief the following year. In 1937, the Ohio River flood washed away the entire Lunken Airport area, destroying Aeronca’s factory, tooling, and nearly all early blueprints and drawings. Because of this, the company moved out of the floodplain in 1939 to Hook Field Municipal Airport in Middletown, Ohio. By October 1940, the factory had to expand by 25,000 square feet to meet production needs.

Middletown, OH · 3d