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National Museum of the U.S. Air Force hosts programs for those who serve
DAYTON, Ohio — Throughout the month, the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force will honor those who serve through gallery highlights, chances to connect with veterans, explore historic aircraft and join a community musical tribute. The museum will have specially marked exhibits highlighting individuals with Ohio connections who...
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Dayton VA to host Veterans Day parade Saturday with flyover, dozens of entries
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- The Dayton VA is preparing to honor the nation’s veterans with its annual Veterans Day Parade on its campus Saturday, Nov. 7. The parade will feature dozens of entries, and a flyover is planned to kick off the event. Jennifer DeFrancesco, Director of the Dayton...
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Kreusch Named A10 Men’s Golfer of the Month
WASHINGTON – University of Dayton men's golf sophomore T.J. Kreusch has been named the Atlantic 10 Men's Golfer of the Month. This is his first award of the 2026-27 school year. VCU's Theo Archer was the Rookie of the Week. The Awards were for events during the month of...
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Dayton Voters to Hear Funk at 18 Polling Places as DJs Play Election Day
Voting in Dayton will come with a soundtrack today. DJs at the Polls, a nonpartisan program that pays local disc jockeys to play outside polling places, plans DJs at 18 Dayton sites on Election Day, according to the Dayton Weekly News. At Thurgood Marshall High School, DJ Pretty Boy Troy is set to spin from […]
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Rare piece of Cincinnati history goes on sale for $395,000
An original painting by Winold Reiss, used as the design for an industrial mosaic at Cincinnati Union Terminal, is being offered for $395,000. Created in 1930–1931, the artwork depicts a worker associated with the Ault & Wiborg printing ink company. The historic painting is connected to the terminal’s celebrated industrial murals, which were preserved following threats of destruction in the 1970s.
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Cincinnati-Born Sculptor Behind Reds Statues Returns Home to Fitton Center
Tom Tsuchiya has spent more than two decades turning bronze into some of the Cincinnati area's most recognizable public art, from the row of Reds legends outside Great American Ball Park to the Hall of Fame plaques honoring baseball's greatest players. On Wednesday, November 4, he will bring that career home to downtown Hamilton as the featured speaker at the Fitton Center for Creative Arts' Celebrating Self luncheon.