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The walking trail that aims eventually to connect Ludlow to Dayton continues to grow.
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The City of Dayton continues to pursue interest in a now vacant grocery store space on Sixth Avenue.
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The City of Dayton was awarded a $125,000 state grant to improve public transportation infrastructure.
The $157,000 project will cost the city about a $32,000 contribution.
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Dayton Independent Superintendent Jay Brewer has noticed the trend of children using tech devices more and more at an early age.
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The City of Dayton is need of new accommodations, with a small, cramped city building on Sixth Avenue no longer serving all of the government's needs.
Research has shown that a child’s brain develops more from birth to age five than at any other time in their life.
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It has been more than a month since Dayton lost its grocery store, Riverside Market.
Now, another business may open at the site.
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The Dayton Board of Education approved the issuance of energy conservation bonds last week.
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Bret Neuspickle is the newest member of the Dayton Board of Education.
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The manager of a residential property in Dayton and the property's owner face federal charges announced Wednesday by the U.S. Justice Department.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story stated that City Administrator Michael Giffen did not respond to a request for comment via email last week.
Dayton Independent Schools will be closed for the rest of the week.
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The City of Dayton has been on the hunt for a new city building and last year set its sights on a corner lot at Sixth Avenue and Berry Street.
But last week, a second option emerged.
