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Dayton woman displays peace collage
Joyce Cummings Clarke is displaying a collage, “Showering Forgiveness on Following Generations,” at The Missing Peace Art Space Gallery & Studio, 234 Dutoit Street in Dayton through June 7.Clarke’s father, Merle Cummings, died when she was 8. He suffered from blood poisoning and hepatitis after getting a tattoo while serving ...
Hospice of Dayton eyes main campus expansion
Hospice of Dayton is expanding, opening satellite offices and acquiring a strip mall adjacent to its main Dayton campus over the last two years. Hospice of Dayton’s main 18.5 acre campus is at 324 Wilmington Ave. The organization offers inpatient and in-home services, including hospice, assisted living and extended care ...
Hospice of Dayton eyes future campus expansion
Hospice of Dayton is expanding, opening satellite offices and acquiring a strip mall adjacent to its main Dayton campus over the last year or so.Hospice of Dayton’s main 18.5 acre campus is at 324 Wilmington Ave. It offers inpatient and in-home services, including hospice, assisted living and extended care services ...
Huber Heights Open House
Huber Heights hosted a Community Open House event at The Heights on Saturday, May 18, 2013 complete with food, music, classic car cruise-in and city vehicles on display.
Fairborn show calls for outdoor entries
An awareness of Fairborn’s local green spaces and the need to preserve them led to the establishment of an En Plein Air competition in 2009. The collaboration between B-W Greenway Community Land Trust and the Fairborn Art Association continues with the fourth annual En Plein Air Show this summer.Each year ...
Former gymnast excels on the lanes
Angel West was a success on the beam, bars and vault for years and now she is finding success on the lanes as well.The Huber Heights bowler placed eighth overall and was the top 15 & under girl at the 2013 Junior Masters at Capri Lanes on May 12. The ...
Huber Heights, GoodSports close to finalizing agreement for $22M fieldhouse
Huber Heights and GoodSports Enterprises are on the verge of signing a development agreement for the $22 million fieldhouse/hotel that the sports recreation company is planning to build next to the city's $18 million music center. A ceremonial groundbreaking for the music center was held Saturday afternoon. The 4,500-seat covered ...
Victoria announces Cool Film series
The names of the 12 films that will be shown this summer at the Victoria Theatre Association's popular Cool Films Series have just been announced.New this year is "Reel Late At the Vic," a series of films that will screen at 10:30 p.m. They include Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds" on ...
Local lottery sellers welcome the onslaught
Fueled by a pair of triple-digit jackpots in multi-state games, it’s been a busy week for lottery sales at local outlets. That’s fine by Srini Ramini, manager at the Ameristop Food Mart on Troy Pike in Huber Heights, which did more than $2.2 million in Ohio Lottery sales in 2012. ...
Powerball millions bring out buyers
DAYTON – The construction worker bought a soda and $182 worth of Powerball Lottery tickets at the Speedway convenience store during lunch break today from his University of Dayton construction job across the street on Stewart Avenue. “I don’t have much time,” said Kenny Bowshier. “I’ve got to get back ...
ED/GE grant requests move to next step
An advisory committee Friday recommended for Montgomery County Commission seven projects for public funding, including helping a manufacturer move jobs from Miami County and Huber Heights to Dayton. The ED/GE (Economic Development/Government Equity) Advisory Committee recommended $500,000 to help Process Equipment Co. consolidate four locations in Miami County and Huber ...
Huber Heights PD makes sizeable pot bust
Two garbage bags of suspected marijuana and large rolls of cash were seized after a resident reported suspicious activity on Beth Road early Friday morning, police said. Officers responded to the 5700 block of Beth Road around 2 a.m. on reported suspicious activity. When investigators arrived three men tried to ...
Few cities appeal to state liquor board
The Heat Nightclub case isn’t the first time in recent years the Ohio Liquor Control Commission has overruled a city’s objections to a bar’s or club’s permit to serve alcohol, even when it means dismissing police and residents’ objections and reversing the ruling of the state agency that regulates liquor ...
Heat Nightclub closed for next 2 weeks
Heat Nightclub will be shut down for the next two weeks. The city of Huber Heights filed a temporary injunction Tuesday afternoon in Montgomery County Common Pleas Court, and Judge Dennis J. Adkins responded by granting a temporary restraining order that prohibits the troubled nightclub from opening. A preliminary injunction ...
Court orders nightclub closed for next 2 weeks
Heat Nightclub will not be permitted to open for the next two weeks, according to a ruling issued Tuesday afternoon in Montgomery County Common Pleas Court. The city of Huber Heights filed a temporary injunction to stop the nightclub from opening and Judge Dennis Adkins granted a 14-day temporary restraining ...
Dog complaint divide neighbors
HUBER HEIGHTS – One side complained about the other not containing its dogs. The counter-claim was the complainer was feeding stray cats, over-populating the neighborhood in the 6800 block of Stonehurst Drive.At the center of the issue was a small white dog – one of four – that seemed to ...
Fights, complaints failed to sway judges in Heat Nightclub case
Fights, gunshots, numerous police calls, hit-and-run car collisions and an assault on a police officer outside the Heat Nightclub in Huber Heights were not sufficient evidence to keep the club from getting its liquor license back. That was the conclusion last month of two Franklin County Common Pleas judges, Richard ...
HUBER HEIGHTS: Heat Nightclub's owner speaks out
Heat Nightclub's owner is vowing to keep the bar open after two young men were gunned down early Saturday evening.
City vows to close nightclub, owner vows to fight
The city’s fight to close a night club where a fatal shooting occurred early Saturday morning attracted a capacity crowd at the Huber Heights City Council meeting Monday night. City officials are seeking a court-ordered temporary injunction to close the Heat Nightclub on Brandt Pike, where two men were shot ...
Mass casualty drill held at airport
Dayton International Airport held a full-scale mass casualty drill Monday, hosting 200 people, including 50 or so who played the part of victims. Airport Director of Aviation Terry Slaybaugh said participants included the Dayton, Vandalia-Butler, and Huber Heights fire departments, the Red Cross, and Grandview Hospital, Good Samaritan Medical Center ...
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