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Correction: An earlier version of this article stated that the grant funds would be no more than $75,000. The actual amount is $175,000.
The Bellevue-Dayton Memorial Day Parade won't happen as planned later this month.
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Graduation options were discussed at last week's Dayton board of education meeting.
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Dayton city council offered unanimous approval to the issuance of industrial revenue bonds to support new development along the riverfront Manhattan Harbour community.
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After being appointed about a year ago to fill a vacancy on the Dayton board of education, Bret Neuspickle is stepping down.
Editor's note: A lot of businesses in our community are severely impacted by the new restrictions placed on society amid the governments' response(s) to novel coronavi
Dayton celebrated the opening of its newest restaurant on Thursday.
Galactic Fried Chicken is now open at 634 Sixth Avenue.
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The Dayton Board of Education adopted the calendar for the 2020-21 school year.
Two people from Northern Kentucky received appointments to state boards and commissions from Governor Andy Beshear.
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Nonessential personnel at the City of Dayton will have the day off on March 26 in honor of the Cincinnati Reds' Opening Day game and celebration.
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The Dayton city council voted Tuesday to move forward with an infrastructure project involving sidewalks along Dayton Pike.
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The following op-ed is written and submitted by Southbank Partners President Jack Moreland
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The Dayton board of education approved its school facility plan, though there are no funds available to address what Superintendent Jay Brewer called a Christmas wish list.
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Residents of Dayton complained to city council on Tuesday about ongoing flooding issues in the community.
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Many years have passed since Manhattan Harbour was first announced as a potentially transformational project at Dayton's riverfront.
