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He was ready to make a change. A Dayton family-owned factory gave him the chance.

For the past seven years, Frank Hagan has watched DeCarlo Smith build a career at FC Industries, a family-owned manufacturing company in Dayton. In this episode of ReEntry Stories, Hagan reflected on the person he has come to know through their work together. Smith shared his past, the decision that changed his life and the people who believed in him.

Dayton, OH · 5d
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Move To This Indiana Town Where Retirees Say Social Security Stretches Surprisingly Far

Most people spend their retirement years doing subtraction, watching numbers shrink and wondering where the month went before the month is even halfway done. Connersville, Indiana flips that script entirely, and retirees who’ve landed here will tell you the same thing with a smile that looks almost suspicious in its contentment.

Connersville, IN · 1d
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Culver’s eyeing former local Frisch’s location

New developments for several former Frisch’s big boys across Montgomery County.

Montgomery County, OH · 2d

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Former Club Masque Building In Downtown Dayton Hits Auction Block This December

A vacant, five-story building spanning more than 36,000 square feet at 34 North Jefferson Street in downtown Dayton is up for auction, with bidding set to close in December. The property once housed Club Masque, a nightclub that was a fixture of the city's downtown nightlife scene before it closed its doors.

Dayton, OH · 4d
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Alert: Power outage set for Monday in Lebanon

DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) – The Lebanon Division of Police has issued an alert after a crash recently damaged the city’s electric infrastructure in the Countryside Subdivision.  Officials said the electric crews responded, secured the area and prevented an immediate power outage.  “More extensive repairs are necessary that will require a temporary power outage to safely […]

Lebanon, OH · 1d

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New stationery store hosts ribbon-cutting in Troy

A new business hosted its grand opening in Troy.

Troy, OH · 2d

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133-Year-Old Hamilton Woolen Mill Gets New Life as $29M Apartment Project

A hulking brick relic of Hamilton's industrial past is finally on track to become housing. Developer Bloomfield/Schon is leading an approximately $29 million redevelopment of the former Shuler & Benninghofen Woolen Mill at Pleasant and Williams avenues, transforming the century-old complex into 127 apartments and roughly 5,000 square feet of commercial space in the city's Lindenwald neighborhood.

Hamilton, OH · 22h

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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 […]

Dayton, OH · 1d

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Power restored after outages leave thousands without electricity

DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- As of 6:38 p.m., the power has been restored. DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- As of 5:20 p.m., there are over 3,100 power outages in Auglaize and Logan counties. DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- Power outages are occurring in communities near Auglaize and Logan counties. According to AES...

Dayton, OH · 3d

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Dayton Buyers Find More Options as Price Cuts Climb Well Above National Levels

Dayton buyers found more homes, more price cuts, and more room to negotiate as inventory surged well past national gains.

Dayton, OH · 2d

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Data Centers Take a Beating at the Ballot Box, Putting Land Valuations on Notice

The vote wasn't close. In Trenton, Ohio, a ballot measure capping data center capacity at 25 megawatts passed with nearly 80 percent of the vote Tuesday. Eighteen other Ohio municipalities posted similar results, and the rejection spread nationwide: voters in at least 29 jurisdictions passed bans or restrictions on data centers, The Washington Post reported, while the Data Centers on the Ballot tracker counted 37 restrictive measures passed and six more leading as of Wednesday morning. Only one — in Harwood, North Dakota — was voted down.

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Marshalls sister store shakes up return policy with generous new deadlines for holiday season

A MARSHALLS sister store has unveiled its holiday return policy for shoppers. HomeGoods, which announced a new store today in Huber Heights, has joined many other retailers getting ready for the Christmas season. Shoppers at HomeGoods have until January 24, 2027 to return items bought between October 5, 2025 and...

Huber Heights, OH · 2d

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Beavercreek leaders react to failed earned income tax measure

After the defeat of a proposed 1% earned income tax, Beavercreek city leaders are now faced with a looming issue: how to continue paying for public services. On Election Day, 13,887 Beavercreek voters rejected a 1% income tax, while 9,707 supported it. It would have been paid for by more than 24,769 non-residents who work in Beavercreek and about 3,180 who live and work in the city.

Beavercreek, OH · 2d

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Local township could see 2nd United Dairy Farmers location

A new United Dairy Farmers could be coming to the Miami Valley.

Washington Township, OH · 2d

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Employment Opportunity Center hosts Montgomery County Community Job Fair

DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- Dozens of local employers will be looking to fill positions across the Miami Valley at a job fair in Dayton Saturday. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the community is invited to meet with dozens of local employers who are hiring. Available positions range from entry-level...

Dayton, OH · 1d

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Hangar Lease and Rental Agreements at Airport

DARKE COUNTY – The Darke County Commissioners’ November 5, 2026 regular meeting began at 1:30 p.m. with Commissioners Combs and Flatter present. The Tuesday, Nov. 3rd minutes were approved. Examination and Allowance of Bills totals for Nov. 5th were read and approved. They were: General Fund- $431,941.19, Outside...

Darke County, OH · 3d

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Stinson: What Happened to the Company Built by a Pilot Who Logged Over 16,000 Flight Hours

In 1920, aviator Edward Stinson, also the brother of aviator Katherine Stinson, founded the Stinson Aircraft Company in Dayton, Ohio. After five years, Stinson moved his focus to Detroit, Michigan, for his future aviation projects. At the same time, he worked as a stunt pilot and earned $100,000 a year, which was a large amount at the time. He discovered that Detroit’s business community was open to his idea of developing his own airplane. Supported by Alfred V. Verville and local businessmen, members of the Aviation Committee of the Detroit Board of Commerce, Stinson set up the Stinson Aircraft Syndicate in 1925. The committee provided $25,000 to design and build a prototype. This prototype was a biplane with an enclosed cockpit that could carry four passengers and was powered by a Whirlwind J-4 air-cooled radial engine. The test flights took place at Packard Field in Roseville, Michigan, a suburb northeast of Detroit. The Stinson Detroiter SB-1 first flew from Packard Field on January 25, 1926. The airplane was unusual for the time, with an enclosed cabin. It was also equipped with heat, upholstered seats, and an electric cigar lighter, making it comfortable for passengers during cold Michigan winters. The plane became popular, and in February, Stinson offered flights to 70 riders.

Detroit, MI · 2d

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Today In Aviation History: First Commercial Air Cargo Flight

On this day in aviation history, 116 years ago (November 7, 1910), aviator Philip Orin Parmelee completed what is widely recognized as the world’s first commercial air cargo flight. Flying a Wright Model B biplane, Parmelee transported two bolts of dress silk from Dayton to Columbus, Ohio, for the Morehouse-Martens Department Store. The approximately 65-mile journey took one hour and six minutes, demonstrating a new commercial application for the airplane. The historic flight was arranged as a publicity event for the Columbus department store, which sought to demonstrate the speed and possibilities of aviation. The silk, weighing approximately 100 pounds, was secured in the aircraft’s passenger seat. Parmelee departed from Huffman Prairie near Dayton and flew eastward toward Columbus, navigating across the Ohio countryside at a time when aviation was still in its infancy.

Columbus, OH · 1d

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Case No. 2026 CN 02507

In the State of Ohio, County of Montgomery, Case No. 2026 CN 02507. The Bank of New York Mellon FKA The Bank of New York, as trustee for Reperforming Loan Remic Trust Certificates, Series 2003-R3 (Plaintiff) vs. The Unknown Heirs, Devisees, Legatess, Executors, Administrators, Spouses and Assigns and the Unknown Guardians of Minor and/or Incompetent Heirs of Donald E. Figgers, et al., (Defendants)

Dayton, OH · 3d