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DORA makes major economic impact in Troy
TROY, Ohio (WDTN) – Designated Outdoor Refreshment Areas, also known as DORA’s, are making a major economic impact in Ohio, and in the city of Troy, the program has become a key part of the downtown experience. According to city officials, DORA has helped to activate public spaces, encourage people to visit more shops and […]
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Parkway Outlasts St. Henry In Division VI State Semi-Final
The frustration continues as St. Henry suffered an unsteady start in their Division VI semi-final match with Parkway, caught fire in the the middle two sets, but fell short in the fifth and deciding set…when a All-State sophomore poured water on the fire. Springfield, OH – — The St....
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New Greene County Veterans Memorial underway in downtown Xenia
In downtown Xenia, the first phase of a new veterans memorial is underway. Tuesday, Nov. 10, on the grassy area in front of the Greene County Courthouse in Xenia, Navy veteran Jim McMichael stood with his wife and with his daughter. In 1968, he served in Vietnam. The then 21-year-old was a Boatswain's Mate.
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McCoy: Mistakes, Lack Of Timely Shooting, And A Loss To Siena
In the end Anthony Grant called it a combination of a whole lot of things. Whatever those were, it cost the UD Flyers their second loss of the season, 99-89, to Siena. — It was deja vu all over again — only worse. For the second time in four...
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Miami Valley Cosmetology School Closes Abruptly, Students Left in Limbo
DAYTON — Hundreds of Miami Valley cosmetology students learned Tuesday that their school has closed for good, after the owner of the Creative Images Institute of Cosmetology said he is out of money and would need almost $2 million to keep it going, WHIO News Center 7 reported. The school locked its doors Tuesday, and […]
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Local Marine veteran shares father's story as wreath effort honors fallen heroes
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- Every year ahead of the holiday season, Dayton residents place wreaths on the military headstones at Dayton National Cemetery. But last year, 49,000 graves were left bare. Michael Blake, a local veteran, purchases wreaths every year. “I buy five every year, but I always specify the...
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UD alumna Dr. Annie Andrews wins U.S. Senate seat in South Carolina
University of Dayton alum Dr. Annie Andrews defeated Darline Graham Nordone in the Nov. 3 midterm election to become the first woman senator in South Carolina. Dr. Andrews graduated in 2002 with a bachelor’s degree in pre-medicine. She went on to attend medical school at the University of Cincinnati and completed her residency and fellowship at the Medical University of South Carolina.