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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 […]
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Across Southwest Ohio, voters pushed back against data centers — and politicians who support them
Local hostilities towards data center projects came to a head this week as voters in three Miami Valley communities decided their fate at the ballot box. Piqua, Urbana and Wilmington’s ballots had issues to either limit or ban data center construction. Here’s what voters decided, based on final, unofficial...
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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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Dayton VA parade honors veterans and highlights support resources
Trumpets filled the air Saturday as the Dayton VA Medical Center campus welcomed veterans, families and community members for a parade honoring those who have served. Floats and cadets joined the celebration, which also gave attendees a chance to remember veterans from earlier generations. “Every single veteran, no matter what...
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Kettering Foundation to move headquarters to downtown Dayton
The Charles F. Kettering Foundation will open a new headquarters in Dayton’s Oregon District. This brings the nonprofit back to downtown Dayton where its work began nearly a century ago. “Dayton has always been central to the foundation’s identity, even as the reach of our work has grown nationally...
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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.