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Dayton Rezones Land for Dayton Children’s Expansion, Faces $14.3M Budget Gap
Dayton’s City Commission has rezoned about three acres of land so Dayton Children’s can keep expanding its campus in Old North Dayton — the same meeting where commissioners got their first look at a proposed 2027 budget built around a $14.3 million gap, according to the commission’s November 4 meeting record. The zoning amendment covers […]
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Kettering Foundation Buys Oregon District Building for Downtown HQ
DAYTON, Ohio — The Charles F. Kettering Foundation is coming back downtown. The foundation announced it has purchased the historic Waitman Building at 401 E. Fifth Street in Dayton’s Oregon District, where it plans to establish its new headquarters by fall 2028, according to the foundation’s announcement. The move brings the organization back to downtown, […]
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Air Force Museum Opens Historic Aircraft, Honors Ohio Veterans in November
The world’s largest military aviation museum is opening the doors — literally — for Veterans Day month. The National Museum of the U.S. Air Force at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton has announced a series of November programs honoring veterans and military service, including the return of Open Aircraft Days on Saturday, November 14, […]
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41 local Medal of Honor recipients to be honored at restored Dayton veterans memorial
A veterans memorial park in Dayton’s Wright-Dunbar neighborhood has a new name: Honor Park. The park is also receiving several upgrades and new features, including a memorial honoring 41 Medal of Honor recipients from the Miami Valley. Marine Corps veteran and Veterans’ Voices host Zack Sliver spoke with two...
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Dayton-Area Jobs Reach 402,300, the Most the Metro Has Seen Since 2003
The Dayton metro area counted 402,300 nonfarm payroll jobs in September 2026 — 2,800 more than a year earlier and the most since December 2003, when the count was 403,500 — according to preliminary, seasonally adjusted figures from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics analyzed by Dayton Report. The milestone caps a long climb back […]