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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 […]
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High School Students Are Running a Real Restaurant, Giving Customers a Taste of Their Culinary Skills
A restaurant where high school students prepare meals, welcome customers, and handle food service may sound like an unusual classroom project. However, students at the Greene County Career Center in Xenia, Ohio, are gaining experience in what it takes to run a real restaurant. The school’s student-operated restaurant, The Greene Room, opens its doors to... The post High School Students Are Running a Real Restaurant, Giving Customers a Taste of Their Culinary Skills appeared first on Timeless Dishes .
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What’s New at the Cincinnati Zoo This November? 2026 Updates
Cincinnati Zoo November 2026 brings plenty of new things to discover, from animal arrivals and habitat developments to holiday preparations and seasonal experiences. Julie and I visit the zoo regularly, and we’ve enjoyed watching the grounds transition from Halloween to the Christmas season while keeping up with the latest animal news.
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Dayton Pizza Week: Agave & Rye serves up creative pizza tacos with a twist
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) Dayton Pizza Week is underway, and Agave & Rye is putting a twist on the celebration with two pizza tacos. Seth, General Manager of Agave & Rye, appeared on Good Day Dayton to highlight specialty items and explain what makes the two creations unique.
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Rising costs put Dayton free grocery store at risk; With God's Grace seeks donations
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- Heading into the season of giving, With God's Grace is asking for help from the community to keep their doors open and food on the shelves. About a month ago, Nicole Adkins, executive director of With God's Grace, had to make a Facebook post she dreaded. An extremely expensive year has forced her organization to consider the scary reality of closing their free grocery store and selling the building in order to afford to keep their mobile pantry operating.