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Local barber Tarris "Troy" Horton is set to open his new location at 530 Sixth Street in Dayton on Saturday.
This week's episode of Beyond the Curb, the Catalytic Fund-produced video tour of homes in Northern Kentucky's River Cities, brings us back to Dayton.
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Some of Northern Kentucky's annual Memorial Day parades returned this year as COVID-19 pandemic restrictions ease.
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The Dayton board of education voted to allow students to return to school for an additional year if the students choose to do so.
A man and a woman were arrested early Monday morning after police and a SWAT team responded to a home in Dayton.
Two parks in Dayton and a playground in Pendleton County were among the recipients of grants announced this week by the Ky. Energy and Environment Cabinet.
Tuba Baking Company is moving from its downtown Covington location to a new spot in Dayton.
It will also be adjusting its name.
A celebration is planned to showcase the new Gateway Flats at Manhattan Harbour in Dayton.
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Travel back to “The Old West” with Hickory Dickory General Merchantile this Saturday.
The City of Dayton announced that twenty-nine businesses received COVID-19 assistance grants and that 289 Dayton Dining coupons have been redeemed.
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Dayton Independent Schools plans to host a prom this year, an event that was denied last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Jay Fossett, the former Covington city manager, is back in charge of a city government.
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Teachers and full-time classified staff at Dayton Independent Schools received a $1,000 permanent raise, it was announced last week.
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The Dayton board of education accepted a draft budget for the next school year.
The budget is projected at around $2 million with an 11.9-percent contingency.
The City of Dayton city council is seeking to fill a vacancy created when City Councilwoman Tammy Cornett resigned on Feb. 2.
