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    Springfield Symphony Jazz Orchestra to introduce first record at Saturday concert
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    The eighth annual sold-out Dayton Adult Prom happened at the Dayton Arcade in downtown Dayton on Saturday, Feb. 28, 2026. Hosted by Liftoff Entertainment and Dayton Arcade Events, proceeds from the prom went to directly benefit Ronald McDonald House Charities Dayton. This year’s prom theme was “A Night in Wonderland” (Alice in Wonderland). TOM GILLIAM / CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER
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    The Best of Dayton 2026 competition is hosted by the Dayton Daily News.
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    Best of Dayton 2026 nominations open March 16
    Dre Manuel, Poppy and K.Carter, who will bring Cocktail Hip-Hop Thursdays to Table 33. CONTRIBUTED
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    Cocktail Hip-Hop residency launches at Table 33
    A pileated woodpecker at Germantown MetroPark. Photo by Jason Sullivan
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    Preventing pest problems: Addressing moisture, managing trash to get ahead of issues
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    Spring festivals: Things to do as the Dayton region warms up
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