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Historic Dayton diner heads to auction
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) — A longtime downtown Dayton landmark is looking for a new owner as the city moves forward with plans for a new police station. The former Diner on St. Clair, a stainless-steel roadside-style diner at 101 South St. Clair Street, has been put up for auction.
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Cincinnati, Dayton concerts: 2027 venue list
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — 2 NEWS is the place to find information for 2027 concerts happening in Cincinnati and Dayton. By clicking each venue name, you will be presented with a list of all announced concerts. Andrew J. Brady Music Center – Cincy Arbogast Performing Arts Center – Troy Fraze Pavilion – Kettering Riverbend Music […]
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The Humble Ohio BBQ Joint Where The Brisket Is Absolutely Worth The Drive
Some restaurants make you dress up, make a reservation, and pretend you understand the wine list, and then there’s Fatback’s BBQ in Dayton, Ohio, where the only thing you need to bring is an appetite and a willingness to have your expectations completely shattered. Fatback’s BBQ is the...
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This Humble Ohio Deli Serves The Best Italian Beef Sandwich You’ll Ever Taste
In Dayton, Ohio, there’s a deli that doesn’t need a neon sign or a social media influencer to tell you it’s worth your time. Tony & Pete’s lets the food do the convincing, and the food is very, very persuasive. Here’s something worth thinking about for...
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Meet our Pets of the Week: Kanga & Roo!
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – Looking to add a little more love to your life? Our Pet of the Week, could be the one for you. In this sponsored segment, Sienna Johnson with the Humane Society of Greater Dayton joined Living Dayton to feature siblings, Kanga and Roo!. For more...
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Dayton's Secret Winter Concerts Sell Out Fast, Funding Free Summer Shows
Levitt Pavilion and the Dayton Dragons pulled off another sold-out mystery concert in downtown Dayton on Thursday, Nov. 12, with fans buying every ticket within two weeks even though organizers never revealed who would be performing until the artists walked on stage. The event, held at the South Dayton Toyota Dayton Dragons Diamond Club, kept both the genre and the lineup under wraps right up to showtime.
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Dayton Cosmetology School Closes Without Warning, Leaving 200-Plus Students Scrambling
Creative Images Institute of Cosmetology in Montgomery County has closed its doors permanently, leaving more than 200 students unsure how to finish their training, recover the hours they have already earned or sort out the money they paid, WHIO reported. Employees at the school’s location at 568 Miamisburg-Centerville Road in Washington Township said they were […]
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House of Bread’s wish lists: Food, winter wear
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — A community kitchen in Dayton has released its food and winter clothing wish lists to help keep shelves full and guests warm. House of Bread at 9 Orth Ave. in Dayton is looking for the following items: Food Winter Wear (All Sizes) Donations can be made daily from 9 a.m. to […]
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Franklin community remembers fallen K-9 Fury at annual 5k
FRANKLIN, Ohio (WKEF) -- Some heroes wear badges and others leave paw prints on the hearts of those they protect. Three years after the Franklin Division of Police lost one of its beloved four-legged officers, the community is making sure his memory continues to live on. On Saturday, officers, volunteers...
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Nothing Bundt Cakes unwraps new holiday flavors and festive deals
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- Nothing Bundt Cakes is getting into the holiday spirit with limited-time cake flavors, festive decorations and a special promotion ahead of Thanksgiving. Beginning November 30, the bakery chain will introduce two seasonal flavors available for a limited time. The Peppermint Bark made with Ghirardelli flavor features...
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Buckeye Trail Turns Troy-to-Dayton Stretch Interactive Saturday
The Buckeye Trail Association will open its first interactive section this Saturday, Nov. 14, on the stretch from Troy through the Dayton area. QR-coded markers are meant to pull up the history of the exact spot a hiker is standing on, and walkers can collect digital badges as they move through canal towns, river corridors and working farmland in the Great Miami Valley.