Groups collect $3M to combat homelessness

Dayton Business Journal - Mon Nov 30

Dayton-area organizations received more than $3 million to fight homelessness from the Ohio Department of Development , officials announced Monday.

Adoptions brighten holidays for area couples

Dayton Daily News - Sun Nov 29

The Schrank family of Fairborn is expanding by three now that their adoption of three Ethiopian orphans is complete.

Armed robbers hit Xenia pharmacy

Dayton Daily News - Sun Nov 29

Two men wearing hooded sweatshirts robbed the Rite Aid Pharmacy on Sunday morning, Nov.

Tax-subsidized recreational facilities drain on city funds

Dayton Daily News - Sat Nov 28

Splash Moraine water park will be closed in 2010 due to a budget shortfall for the City of Moraine.

Census numbers paint bleak picture in Xenia

Dayton Daily News - Mon Nov 23

Crystal Algee shops in Family Dollar in Xenia on her way home from work. Her husband recently lost his job while Crystal works three days a week.

Area cities see evidence of economic decline

Dayton Daily News - Sun Nov 22

Beth Rubin knows all too well the realities of the economic decline reflected in new data from the U.S. Census Bureau.

City pays $145,000 in bias case

Dayton Daily News - Thu Nov 19

The Dayton City Commission has agreed to pay a $145,000 settlement to an employee who claims reverse discrimination played a role in his firing.

Former owner of Springboro acrobatic center is registered sex offender

Middletown Journal - Thu Nov 19

The owner of a youth acrobatic center in Springboro revealed Darin Caviness, her former business partner and husband, is a convicted sex offender in a letter sent Wednesday, Nov.

Clyo Road extension project may not hit its deadline

Dayton Daily News - Thu Nov 19

Paving was scheduled to start this week on the Clyo Road extension project, but contractors and county officials say the road might not be completed by the Nov.

Warner installs water ecosystem

Dayton Daily News - Thu Nov 19

After receiving a grant from the Xenia Educational Endowment Fund, the staff at Warner Middle School worked together to create its own Warner water ecosystem.