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In Your Prime: The Good Life

How immersive reading is changing the way we experience stories

Rather than quietly turning pages, readers are pressing play, tapping interactive features and stepping into layered, sensory storytelling. ISTOCK

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Oakwood woman develops products and experiences for Universal Studios

Ruth Balbach who grew up in Oakwood, is pictured at CityWalk, the entertainment and retail entrance to Universal Studios theme parks. SHELBY HOPKINS/CONTRIBUTED

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After 30 years and 3,000 tapes, Dayton’s William Pace stays in the spotlight

Television personality and opera singer William Pace in an archive room at the 111 building. He has over 3,000 tapes of "The William Pace Show." CONTRIBUTED

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Hobbies to get seniors out and about

Adults who feel as though their social circles are shrinking in mid-life or in retirement can look to these activities as means to rebuilding their social lives. METRO CREATIVE CONNECTION

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Feeling unprepared for the AI boom? You’re not alone

Many workers feel helpless – and anticipate widespread economic displacement – as companies scramble to incorporate AI into their business models. ISTOCK

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How to use the row as an exercise for strengthening your back

A group of individuals work out together on indoor rowing machines in a modern gym. ISTOCK

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Not just a metaphor: The real power of a blanket of snow

A Ruffed Grouse (Bonasa umbellus) sitting on the snow. iSTOCK/COX

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Rice matters worldwide, and it has some health benefits

White rice is good for people with certain digestive issues and those who cannot digest fiber rich foods well. ISTOCK

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Meet ‘The Book Lady’, who lives in Oakwood and reads to children via YouTube

The Book Lady, Pam McGinnis, lets children in on a secret. CONTRIBUTED

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Montgomery County sheriff warns of scams, phishing texts

A Dayton area woman lost over $50,000 to scammers. BRYANT BILLING / STAFF

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